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[Lord Liam DarkStark]

See I don't think rob's letter matter's much. Jon had the chance to have winterfell. Stannis offered it to him and he refused it. So why would rob's letter be any different?

[Lord Liam DarkStark]

RenlyIsNotRight, on 31 August 2012 - 05:05 PM, said:

This passage is why I personally think the whole "Bran becoming a tree" theory is gonna be a red herring...that description sounds a lot more like Jojen than Bran to me.

That's cause it is about jojen dying. See the green eyes part is about him. But bran becoming the greenseer is the truth. Jojen said that bran shouldn't be afraid, most likely in refrence that he should. Jojenpaste is a little crazy. But I don't doubt that jojen will die.

[Lord Liam DarkStark]

sumant30, on 06 September 2012 - 09:19 AM, said:

I think the chances of sansa dying is more, as she has no wolf with here anyway and seeing as to how wolfs are connected to stark children fate, i definitely think it will be sansa.

That's why I think sansa won't die. Its up in thee air. But I think that severed connection is what will help her survive in a different way then her siblings making it. I mean the wolf didn't help rob. He died.

[Cat of the Commons]

I could see Rickon dying because we don't know who he is really
I could see Bran or Sansa dying in a heroic fashon
I can't really see Arya dying.  GRRM loves her too much... but it would be shocking.

Hey maybe Jon (not technically a Stark, I know) is dead... maybe.

[sumant30]

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That's why I think sansa won't die. Its up in thee air. But I think that severed connection is what will help her survive in a different way then her siblings making it. I mean the wolf didn't help rob. He died.

It did help robb actually but robb would not follow his signals, when the walders came to welcome robb to twins grey wind actually barred his teeth at them and that's why he was kept outside the castleonly if robb had known his wolf more as bran knows summer,i read chapter when bran is at nightfort and  Sam comes there only when summer licks sams hand does bran start trusting sam.

Edited by sumant30, 13 September 2012 - 10:31 PM.

[sumant30]

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I could see Rickon dying because we don't know who he is really

I do think rickon is being kept alive so that he can be a stark in winterfell, because technically if arya/sansa does make it stark line ends with them.

[Ciazio]

sumant30, on 13 September 2012 - 10:32 PM, said:

I do think rickon is being kept alive so that he can be a stark in winterfell, because technically if arya/sansa does make it stark line ends with them.

Rickon is the Shaggy Dog: http://en.wikipedia....haggy_dog_story

Is so, GRRM would be such a troll......

Edited by Ciazio, 14 September 2012 - 03:11 AM.

[sumant30]

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Rickon is the Shaggy Dog: http://en.wikipedia....haggy_dog_story

Is so, GRRM would be such a troll......

This seems very much far fetched, too much being made from the name.

[Ciazio]

sumant30, on 14 September 2012 - 04:16 AM, said:

This seems very much far fetched, too much being made from the name.

I know, mine was just a provocation... Anyway it seems to describe Rickon's story:

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The audience listens to the story with certain expectations, which are either simply not met or met in some entirely unexpected manner.

The teller held the attention of the listeners for a long time for no reason at all, as the story ends with a meaningless anticlimax.

We now know that Manderly has discovered where Rick is, so I don't think there will be an anticlimax (unless the Skagosi had eaten him LOL)

[gutterjack]

The Winds of Winter.  The title could imply a Stark resurgence.  Most of the lords of the Vale would support Sansa.  Bran is tucked away safely.  Arya, like a cat, has nine lives- and when she runs out of those she'll warg another.  Rickon may be in the most danger: proximity to Others, Boltons.  But wouldn't it be neat if he was like a King of the North from the distant past.  They will all die eventually, but not in TWOW.

[Lord Liam DarkStark]

sumant30, on 13 September 2012 - 10:30 PM, said:

It did help robb actually but robb would not follow his signals, when the walders came to welcome robb to twins grey wind actually barred his teeth at them and that's why he was kept outside the castleonly if robb had known his wolf more as bran knows summer,i read chapter when bran is at nightfort and  Sam comes there only when summer licks sams hand does bran start trusting sam.

Well yeah I didn't mean grey wind was useless...but did rob see the warning signs? Obviously not or he would still be the king in the north. Not a desicrated mess.

[Lord Liam DarkStark]

gutterjack, on 14 September 2012 - 04:53 AM, said:

The Winds of Winter.  The title could imply a Stark resurgence.  Most of the lords of the Vale would support Sansa.  Bran is tucked away safely.  Arya, like a cat, has nine lives- and when she runs out of those she'll warg another.  Rickon may be in the most danger: proximity to Others, Boltons.  But wouldn't it be neat if he was like a King of the North from the distant past.  They will all die eventually, but not in TWOW.

There was once a previous title called a time for wolves. So it wouldnt shock me to have a stark comeback. But ALL MEN MUST DIE XD

Edited by liam stark, 14 September 2012 - 09:56 AM.

[sumant30]

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There was once a previous title called a time for wolves. So it wouldnt shock me to have a stark comeback. But ALL MEN MUST DIE XD

What sort of come back it will be if they are to die in the end?

[Lord Liam DarkStark]

That's not in refrence to them making a comeback that's if they DON'T make one.

[Lord Liam DarkStark]

Hence the but???