Thread: Is there not a Game of Thrones thread? *SPOILERS*

Originally Posted by ShaneFalco

Bran is the Night King

Rhaegar is the Night King.

I am the night king.

Ned's great great great great greatx10's grandfather is the night king?

Bran is the night king.

He warged into the guy as the elves stabbed his ass.

Thus becoming the Night King.'

Now he is going to open the wall up to the Army of the dead, as he has been marked.

Originally Posted by Von Kinger

Ned's great great great great greatx10's grandfather is the night king?

Originally Posted by ShaneFalco

Bran is the night king.

He warged into the guy as the elves stabbed his ass.

Thus becoming the Night King.'

Now he is going to open the wall up to the Army of the dead, as he has been marked.

He was marked when the Night King touched him. I believe the tree allowed him to view history omnisciently. As to him being marked so the Night King can cross the wall, I would agree.

Originally Posted by Von Kinger

Ned's great great great great greatx10's grandfather is the night king?

That's a theory.

Originally Posted by Timmy!

I am the night king.

From a certain point of view.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

As to him being marked so the Night King can cross the wall, I would agree.

Yes, since being marked defeated the magic that protected them under the tree, it stands to reason that Bran's screw up also brings into question the magic protecting the wall.

And, come on, does it get more disgusting than those bed pans!!!!

Originally Posted by Tned

Yes, since being marked defeated the magic that protected them under the tree, it stands to reason that Bran's screw up also brings into question the magic protecting the wall.

And, come on, does it get more disgusting than those bed pans!!!!

As much as I liked that episode, I would have to agree. We get seven episodes and it seemed like 20 minutes of the first one was spent alternating between bed pans and soup to the point I couldn't tell one from the other.

Also I made a prediction waaay back when that Bran would warg into a dragon at some point. I hope that happens. I also think that sending a Raven to John to tell him about the Dragon Glass hoard in the mountain is a way to get him and Daenerys to meet finally.

Originally Posted by Tned

Ok, could be and I didn't pick up on that. I just kept thinking, "may, you don't let her lead the pack through an abandoned castle."

On a separate note. Do we assume that Raeghar (sp?) Targarian (sp?) is definitely Jon Snow's father? If it was a abduction/rape, he's still a *******, so how much stronger is his claim? Or, was it a secret love and they were married or was the father someone else?

Unlike Danny, he clearly burns, but then again I think she's the daughter of two parents with dragon blood, right?

How about twins? Any chance that's what was whispered? That's my wife's theory. She's got this theory (while it's original to her, I'm sure others on the internet came up with the same thing) that there are three dragons and previously, originally the three Targaryons road in on three dragons, so she thinks that means there are three Targaryon children. Danny, Jon and possibly a twin sister. Maybe the girl that's with Bran, who's father was with Ned and saved Ned's life. Ned took one baby (Jon) and he took the other.

The problem is figuring out if all that is in the books are source material. I don't remember the early seasons, so here is what I think based on dim recollections of the books.

I don't think that Jon's mother was abducted. I haven't read the books in ages, but I came to believe that she may have went willingly. Raeghar was a bookish child. He studied a lot of things. He found some information in a book that sent him down the path he went. I think he thought he would father the Prince that was Promised and it had to be with Lyanna Stark. That this child would be needed in the battle against the Others.

Dany, Jon, and I can't stop thinking Tyrion is the third of the dragons.

Nice start to the season. Will be interesting to see what happens with the Cersei plotline with the Greyjoy. I love the Hound. We need more of him. Sansa and Jon was a little irritating and Peter smirking every scene was annoying.

I always assumed Tyrion would be the third. One thin that they showed is that the giants are now white walkers as well so they are not all humans, you think at some point a dead dragon becomes a white walker?

Originally Posted by MasterShake

As much as I liked that episode, I would have to agree. We get seven episodes and it seemed like 20 minutes of the first one was spent alternating between bed pans and soup to the point I couldn't tell one from the other.

Also I made a prediction waaay back when that Bran would warg into a dragon at some point. I hope that happens. I also think that sending a Raven to John to tell him about the Dragon Glass hoard in the mountain is a way to get him and Daenerys to meet finally.

Yea, I was thinking the same thing regarding the Jon and Danny meeting when he goes looking for the glass. The question is whether it will immediately be an alliance or if her lust (and for the record, she can lust after anything and I'm ok with it) to rule the seven kingdoms will make her closed to an alliance with the new king of the north. Pretty sure Jon has to marry Lady Mohrmot (sp?) as she just has "it."

Originally Posted by weazel

I always assumed Tyrion would be the third. One thin that they showed is that the giants are now white walkers as well so they are not all humans, you think at some point a dead dragon becomes a white walker?

I have read people thinking that they saw the shadow of an ice dragon in one of the episodes from the fifth season. Maybe the one where Jon goes to get the Wildlings from that village?

I think there are two types of enemies. The White Walkers and wights. Wights are minions of the White Walkers, dead things that are reanimated like the giant. White Walkers are a different race of beings, like the Children of the Forest.

Originally Posted by weazel

I always assumed Tyrion would be the third. One thin that they showed is that the giants are now white walkers as well so they are not all humans, you think at some point a dead dragon becomes a white walker?

That's a frightening thought.

There's a theory about Jorah and Sam that makes alot of sense so I am using the spoiler tag.

 

Jorah is at the same place as Sam and while Sam was reading the book they zoomed in and it showed that dragonglass can cure illnesses, like greyscale. They also go on to link that as to why Shireen was able to live with greyscale for so long, as she was literally living on top a pile of dragonstone.

https://www.unilad.co.uk/tv/no-one-n...me-of-thrones/