TedBear

In fact I've read a theory in this forum that the storm god might be an allusion to CotF

First was Daenerys, Tyrion, Jon and Ned. But the ones I ended up liking the books most were Daenerys, Tyrion, Arya.

I keep reading all this and thinking that soon Asoiaf will become a religion, so much so that people study and study about every sentence that might mean nothing in the end.

I believe that dragons strengthen magic, and that the more magical beings there are in the world the more powerful the magic becomes.

The three-headed dragon is closer to being Dany than Jon. And I don't think a wedding is necessary

Sam, Sansa, Dany, Jon, Cat, Bran, I empathize with many.

The Valyrian appearance for this whole universe is unique and beautiful, people in books see this all the time, I understand your point, but it doesn't always happen, the only person she refers to as "beautiful" is Rhaegar, he was indeed beautiful, and Dany is like a female version of Rhaegar, when Cersei compares Jaime and Rhaegar, I think that indirectly in the context of the story she is comparing herself to Daenerys.

Yes, I also remember reading somewhere that it was Tyrion, Arya and Dany. Edit: I got the interview

- The 13 year old girl who is raped by Gregor and his soldiers after Gregor be defeat in the tournament. It was one of the most difficult things to read. - All the atrocities of Ramsay - The slave children killed by the masters to provoke Dany. - The two little boys killed by Theon to pretend they were Bran and Rickon - Tysha rape by Tywin's soldiers. - Murder of Elia, Aegon and Rhaenys

I wouldn’t say it’s fair what Arya did, but I didn’t care about his death, if the rape didn’t happen, that’s another question, it has little to do with Arya, but he took the oath and was a member of the NW, he knows about the others, he knows that on the wall they needs help and he still ran away, Sam is a guy who certainly didn’t do anything wrong to be on the wall, but still he doesn’t try to escape of his responsibility now, Arya may not be in her right mind, but he will not be missed.

I never thought of it as something disturbing that way, I always saw Dany and her handmaids as more than employees / leader, they are friends and companions, they are very intimate with Dany, they talk about personal matters close to her without fear of being scolded, they sleep together with her, and they were also with Dany throughout the beginning of their marriage to Drogo, when Dany was also raped, we see from Dany's POV that Irri seemed to do it out of duty, while Dany herself also says that Irri was willing, someone who has sex for herself feeling obliged to this is not willing, nor do I think GRRM wanted to pass on the idea of sexual abuse to the public, just two girls spending time together, if you read and imagine GRRM writing these sex scenes then it makes everything very scary.

I bet my chips on Arianne seducing Aegon, but I think the best choice would be Margaery, the Martells would already support Aegon if they agreed that he is who he claims to be, I think he doesn't need this marriage, unless Arianne seduces him, which doesn't it would be difficult. The Tyrells are already "rooted" in KL the lannister ship is sinking, the fastest way for Aegon to reach the throne is by joining them and avoiding a conflict.

What saves the world from apocalypse is the wall, all Jon needs to do is stay on the right side of it, he’s not playing a game of thrones, the group of people he has to deal with and command is small, the effect of his actions could have on the Others is small, gathering information about the enemy is the most he could do with what he has and trying to alert the rest of the kingdom, Jon is dealing with men not with Others.

The situations are very different from one another to make a comparison between they two, IMO It's as if Dany is trying to lead a multinational and Jon runs the corner store, we have a more complex and difficult situation in Meereen.

Pprobably the information about his death would be considered a rumor.