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  • Birthday 06/14/1969

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  1. Ashes. It was right after the battle and the whole city was smoldering.
  2. Here's the thing. She talked about breaking the wheel, but she was infernally convinced that her way was the only way, that people don't know that they want freedom. And worst of all, they wouldn't get a choice. She was speaking like a true tyrant. She was going to make war on her own people, from Winterfell to Dorne, and no doubt they'd all suffer the same fate as King's Landing. And when she was done with Westeros, she wanted the whole world. Tyrion summed up everyone's increasing tolerance for her brutality nicely. That is how tyrants gain power. Jon was right to kill her. It was the only way to stop her.
  3. The defeat of the Others was supposed to end winter. I guess the showrunners skipped that chapter.
  4. The snow at the beginning was ash. When Jon and the wildlings pass the Wall, there is a green plant shooting up out of the ground. So spring is coming.
  5. What about Tormund, King Beyond the Wall?
  6. Bold mine. You just summed it up perfectly. Bravo!
  7. Nope, no explanation, but maybe it's like how and why Lord Voldemort wanted to personally kill Harry Potter.
  8. No, other than the enigmatic "wants to destroy all memory of humans".
  9. Wouldn't that be nice. I'm not counting on it, but it's nice to think about.
  10. Jon is dead and resurrected, and the NK was aware of him a mile away.
  11. It's the Song of Ice and Fire, and it's about the War for the Dawn and the harmony between the forces of ice and the forces of fire. The IT is just a sideshow.
  12. It's not to stop the WW. It's to prevent the dead from rising as wights.
  13. I'm not entirely convinced they've actually read the books, and show only folks won't know the difference. Unfortunately. I know for a fact that most people on this forum could have done a much better job of it.
  14. You're conflating two concepts. I didn't say they could be used to kill wights or WW. I said it was used to keep the spirits of the dead in their places. Not the same thing at all. However, Old Nan tells us waaaay back that the Others hate iron, and an iron axe is the only thing left from their very first attack on the wildlings in the prologue. Additionally, the wights in the ice cells at the Wall are bound with iron chains. The swords keep the Starks from rising as wights or even as leaders ( if you think as I do that there are Others in the Stark family tree).
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