Fist of Khonshu
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There'll be just one direwolf and one Stark family member left at the end of this.
Oh nice! I swear that wasn't there before lol.
I didn't see it earlier either... must have edited it lol
Theres no way to talk about Nymeria or Benjen without spoilers so
You have intel on Nymeria?
I really don't get people's fascination with Hodor's character or their sadness over his death. For me, the two most interesting and impactful things about the Bran storyline last night were the revelation that the Children of the Forest essentially doomed themselves and everyone else in the world of GoT by creating the White Walkers and the Night King (no 's') and the revelation that Bran can somehow affect the past.
Wonder how common they are North of the Wall.
Not really sure. I don't recall the books ever saying if they encountered other Direwolves Beyond the Wall, just that its home to all sorts of prehistoric type creatures such as mammoths, Shadow Cats, and big apes (Giants).
Not really sure. I don't recall the books ever saying if they encountered other Direwolves Beyond the Wall, just that its home to all sorts of prehistoric type creatures such as mammoths, Shadow Cats, and big apes (Giants).
and this is why time looping ******** is stupid lol
To each his own. I think stuff like time travel and causality loops can be used for great storytelling when done properly. And I think they pulled it off here, against the odds. For me, it was the most tragic scene of the show.
I'd also point out that the circumstances of how Wylis became Hodor aren't something that David and Dan concocted, but something that came straight from GRMM.
and this is why time looping ******** is stupid lol
Reek: You're arguing that time travel and casualty loops make for stupid storytelling, but the ultimate rebuttal to that is that both of these ideas came straight from GRRM.
I really don't get people's fascination with Hodor's character or their sadness over his death. For me, the two most interesting and impactful things about the Bran storyline last night were the revelation that the Children of the Forest essentially doomed themselves and everyone else in the world of GoT by creating the White Walkers and the Night King (no 's') and the revelation that Bran can somehow affect the past.
....except he didn't change the past.
He can't affect the past because it already happened.
He can affect the past but he can't change it. All of his actions are predetermined. Whatever happened, happened.
and this is why time looping ******** is stupid lol