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Lady Stoneheart welcoming Jaime into her new residence with open arms, and an open noose will be so entertaining. Tyrion’s post fighting pit thought process as well! A sleeper choice, Samwell. — The Jon/Pink Letter/resurrection storyline is going to be pure mayhem.

Extremely doubtful, but I love where your head’s at!

Such a sucker for theories like this.

The significance lies in where they went and what was there, and how such a place is untouched by our main characters and storyline. The fact that Aerea had arm length wyrms in her body, and Balerion took noteworthy damage seems pretty significant.

Glad to have stumbled upon this thread. Aerea’s disappearance and return are so fascinating. A couple other sub topics to theorize about. How in the world could Balerion have gotten “a jagged rent down his left side almost nine feet long, a gaping red wound from which his blood still dripped, hot and smoking,” and the other “half healed scars that no man recalled ever having seen before” ????? Then there is Aerea’s “I never..” which she uttered before Ser Lucamore Strong took her to GM Benifer. If they were missing for a whole year, could Aerea and Balerion have somehow settled in Valyria? Then things went to shit towards the one year mark? Or maybe there are inhabitants there that took Aerea captive and tortured her. And Balerion was able to rescue her while taking heavy damage? It’s mind blowing and I love George for these few pages of mystery.

You go ahead and take the word of a couple Hollywood producers with the biggest money making machine of recent memory in their possession; I'll remain skeptical. :cheers:

I agree with Red completely. I think Jon's cliffhanger is the one I wouldn't have minded being ruined though. Blue might be right too. But I don't even think she knows it yet lol. I think she left Stannis in fear for her life after learning of his men deserting him. Maybe after the revival she'll put the pieces together - for now, you're just ahead of the curve.

You're not alone here-it was such a powerful scene to be irrelevant. Plus the parentage. I'm honestly dissapointed with myself even to consider the fact that he's gone. I did see in Kit's interviews that he is saying Jon is definitely dead. Let Jon be dead-but let one of the other hero aliases be born :eek: If book 6 is 1200 pages and contains many loose ends it will probably mean 7 will match in length. I find it hard to believe they go 7 seasons. I think after 6 comes out it will be an eye opener to DnD that they should start casting additional characters like Aegon, Victarion, Euron, Howland, etc.

Her alligiance is to one thing, R'hllor. She will be loyal to whoever she thinks will be best suited to fight the others. Her fleeing Stannis in the show makes her look like a traitor, but she remained at the wall in the book.

Based on Jon's parentage buildup this season (LF, Stannis), the revelation of his sword's capabilities vs the others, Mel fleeing Stannis back to the Wall, and the overall fact that the show would truly be hopeless with him, I refuse to believe Jon will not be back. Run on sentence....? Yes

Hello everyone, my name is Chris. Everyone calls me dark thundercat though. I look forward to sharing some of my thoughts on asoiaf, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts as well. No one calls me dark thundercat by the way.. just Chris. USA

What's up I'm Chris.. BIG FAN OF THE BOOKS & SHOWS. let's do this