Title revealed: The Dance of Dragons (book spoilers)

[Colonel Green]

I still don't see Sansa/Winterfell appearing in this episode. If she does and escapes in this episode, what does she then do in the finale (although, she could miss the finale like she did last season)?

Show up in Stannis' camp, or whatever she's going to be doing after getting out. But I don't think she's actually going to escape this episode.

[Northbound3.0]

epic trolling :)

You don't know the half of it. Doctored still shots of Harpys. Stannis's camp being on fire, because of dragon fire. A dragon attacking Stannis and his men, while on it's way to be Jon's new pet....which makes all kinds of sense. Because apparently Drogon, has enough sense to find Jon, half a world away. But in route to him, decides to stop off and firebomb Jon's only fucking military ally. This bullshit has gone for weeks now.

[john666]

Possibly Bolton men under Ramsay's command setting fire to their food supplies in the night.

That isn't a possibility either.

You see, in the trailer, Davos and other men are not running towards the fire, but around the fire.

Why is that important?

It is important because if they would try to extinguish the fire, they would be running towards it but considering they are not trying to extinguish it, but are still running, means that the fire is too big to be extinguished, and therefore they are trying to escape a burning camp.

[john666]

You don't know the half of it. Doctored still shots of Harpys. Stannis's camp being on fire, because of dragon fire. A dragon attacking Stannis and his men, while on it's way to be Jon's new pet....which makes all kinds of sense. Because apparently Drogon, has enough sense to find Jon, half a wolrd away. But in route to him, decides to stop off and firebomb Jon's only fucking military ally. This bullshit has gone for weeks now.

Then you tell me expert, why is the Stannis camp burning?

[Northbound3.0]

Then you tell me expert, why is the Stannis camp burning?

It's a futile act, at this point.

[john666]

It's a futile act, at this point.

In another words, you have no idea why the Stannis camp is burning.

[Northbound3.0]

In another words, you have no idea why the Stannis camp is burning.

No. We've been giving you examples for the likely reasons why, for the better part of two weeks. Not one person on here agrees with anything you've brought forward. At this point, talking with you regarding this, is like arguing with a belligerent drunk. But, I do hope to see you around, after none of what you suggest comes to fruition. Have a nice day.

[john666]

No. We've been giving you examples for the likely reasons why, for the better part of two weeks. Not one person on here agrees with anything you've brought forward. At this point, talking with you regarding this, is like arguing with a belligerent drunk. But, I do hope to see you around, after none of what you suggest comes to fruition. Have a nice day.

You have a nice day as well, but I still have a question for you;

What do you think caused the fire?

[jontargaryen_]

Then you tell me expert, why is the Stannis camp burning?

You're really quite rude.. You've got your opinion and we've got ours. No need to be rude about it. Oh wow just because there's fire means it's from a dragon? How is that logical?

[jontargaryen_]

No. We've been giving you examples for the likely reasons why, for the better part of two weeks. Not one person on here agrees with anything you've brought forward. At this point, talking with you regarding this, is like arguing with a belligerent drunk. But, I do hope to see you around, after none of what you suggest comes to fruition. Have a nice day.

This is on point

[john666]

You're really quite rude.. You've got your opinion and we've got ours. No need to be rude about it. Oh wow just because there's fire means it's from a dragon? How is that logical?

This is on point

A question for you as well;

What do you think caused the fire?

[jontargaryen_]

A question for you as well;

What do you think caused the fire?

The way that Mel does those ridiculous big sacrifices, if one went wrong then as you say, the whole camp could be burning?

Ramsays army firing lit arrows?

Ramsays army with torches in the early morning?

A traitor in Stannis army?

I honestly don't see the logic in you seeing a camp on fire and wow bam it's Drogon who has magically appeared? Any of the above statements are much more logical and extremely possible as opposed to Drogon setting the camp on fire which is highly impossible 😂

[john666]

The way that Mel does those ridiculous big sacrifices, if one went wrong then as you say, the whole camp could be burning?

Ramsays army firing lit arrows?

Ramsays army with torches in the early morning?

A traitor in Stannis army?

I honestly don't see the logic in you seeing a camp on fire and wow bam it's Drogon who has magically appeared? Any of the above statements are much more logical and extremely possible as opposed to Drogon setting the camp on fire which is highly impossible

You mean sacrifice of Shireen?

If the Bolton army is attacking them why do Davos and other men running do not have swords in their hands, but are still running?

Towards what are Davos and other men running?

A traitor?

And no one in a camp could stop a traitor(or traitors), before they burn the entire camp down?

[jontargaryen_]

You mean sacrifice of Shireen?

If the Bolton army is attacking them why do Davos and other men running do not have swords in their hands, but are still running?

Towards what are Davos and other men running?

A traitor?

And no one in a camp could stop a traitor(or traitors), before they burn the entire camp down?

Look, I seriously think you are putting way too much thought into this and you clearly have way too much free time on your hands to come up with this kind of stuff. I didn't come here to argue and I've said my opinion and what I think of yours so have a nice day and I cannot wait to talk to you again after episode 10 and Drogon has flown off with Dany☺☺☺☺☺

[john666]

Look, I seriously think you are putting way too much thought into this and you clearly have way too much free time on your hands to come up with this kind of stuff. I didn't come here to argue and I've said my opinion and what I think of yours so have a nice day and I cannot wait to talk to you again after episode 10 and Drogon has flown off with Dany☺☺☺☺☺

You have a nice day as well.

It is just a shame that when you confronted with arguments you get emotional, and therefore incapable of rational debate.

But I hope I will see you here again on the forum, when the Boltons with their torches :rolleyes: burn down the Stannis camp :cool4:

[john666]

Ton answer that question I'd say :

Jon arrives in Hardhome mid-episode. Night discussion with the willdlings leaders. - 6 minutes.

Come the morning, the Walkers show up. All hell breaks loose. Episode ends on Jon and wildlings boarding ships and running away south. - 15 minutes.

So I'd say appr 20 minutes of screentime North of the Wall.

You are saying that the WW are going to appear in E8, and that in E8 Jon and wildlings board the ships and run away?

Here is a article from Vanityfair on this topic;http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2015/03/jon-snow-nights-king-hardhome-game-of-thrones

Here it is said:

Based on behind-the-scenes info (and standard Game of Thrones practice), the 9th episode of Season 5 (like “Blackwater” and “Watchers on the Wall” before it) will showcase a major battle. This time it’s a frozen showdown at Hardhome between the Wildlings (including Rattleshirt and Tormund), some giants, White Walkers, Jon Snow, and the Night’s Watch. That means Jon Snow is about to go toe to toe with ice zombies.

[jontargaryen_]

You have a nice day as well.

It is just a shame that when you confronted with arguments you get emotional, and therefore incapable of rational debate.

But I hope I will see you here again on the forum, when the Boltons with their torches :rolleyes: burn down the Stannis camp :cool4:

That is definitely not what is happening lol I have just stated that I have not come here to argue and especially not with someone as rude as you are. I have better things to do haha funny how NO ONE has the same opinion as you..

Bye

[Wench of Aggamato]

Y'all are ruining this thread.

There are a myriad reasons for the fire.

Then most likely being battle, sacrifice, or sabotage. Less likely being warmth or cook fires gone awry. Least likely is an appearance from a dragon last known to be a few thousand miles away.

[ToTheWolves]

Do not feed the ___.

[pettes]

FtW will happen in the show much as in the books. Marsh clearly doesnt think of consequenses in the books so why should he or Olly do it on the show?

Drogon in the North is ridiculus. Daznaks pit clearly has a dragon in it and With Rhagal and Viserion chained up Drogon is the only Choice.

It isnt necesarry to be a batltle in episode 9 since it was a Battle last season it should actually be a shocking Death this season.

The Battle at hardhome is finished in episode 8 and Jon Returns late episode 9. With the travel times on the show this is easily possible.