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darksabre

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  1. I think it's going to feel a lot better when binge watched. I intend to start re-watching immediately after the last episode.
  2. *waves hands* Shakespeare!
  3. I don't see that happening. I think we're going to get a really tragic scene where Arya, in disguise, kills Dany. Jon, witnessing the assassination, kills/mortally wounds the disguised Arya, only to discover the assassin's identity. This all happens, of course, in the Iron Throne room.
  4. Death does ride a pale one. Also, Bran was totally warg'd into the horse. He knew he had to help her escape.
  5. Arya is killing Dany. The song of ice and fire is about her.
  6. And there it is. Arya, shedding tears of anguish amidst the smoke, is the Prince Who was Promised and will wield Lightbringer.
  7. I don't think that last piece is accurate. It was speculated that Botterill "wanted" to talk to Krueger. But I don't think it was ever confirmed that he actually did. We don't even know for sure that the speculation about Botterill wanting to talk to Krueger was even true. The links between the Sabres and Krueger seem like extreme reaches by the media to me, just like Gronberg.
  8. Imports are inherently healthier than domestics. The nutrient loss from freezing is still worth it.
  9. That's just a defrost cycle.
  10. These two would be my guesses. I don't think this is a malicious move by PSE in any way.
  11. Yup. This whole thing is a gigantic mess.
  12. If you're willing to drive up to Greece our friend Emma at White Tiger does great work. Josie and I both have work from her. https://www.instagram.com/catacomb.kid/?hl=en
  13. And ideally you'd want Yara's fleet to get there first and establish naval superiority before floating what are essentially troop transports into the area... This is setting up a great ship battle though, which I'm ok with. They could have done it in this episode though. It would have made sense.
  14. That makes sense. Those ships did look pretty empty. I assumed since they were talking about the Ironborn in the previous scene that the ships they were using were Ironborn flying under the Targaryan flag (to avoid confusion with Euron's fleet also flying the Ironborn flag). Why sail for Dragonstone without Yara's Ironborn? It's quite close to the King's Landing theater and you have to assume Euron's fleet will be on patrol. Sailing a fleet with a skeleton crew into that region seems like a poor choice. They don't really need to be at Dragonstone to launch their attack on King's Landing do they? At least not before Yara gets there.
  15. I know where Dragonstone is. How did Yara get her Ironborn fleet to White Harbor without being attacked by Euron? It seems to me that she should have met with some resistance in the Narrow Sea.
  16. I'm going to have to re-watch this episode. Because I had no idea they were even going to Dragonstone if that's where they were when the attack happened. Did they not even come from the north? Did they sail their army all the way around Westeros and come up to Dragonstone from the south?
  17. So am I just imagining that there was also a fortification of some kind? That would explain my confusion.
  18. Okay, but what was that fort then? Because Tyrion and Varys end the episode inside Dragonstone castle, so it clearly wasn't occupied by Cersei's forces.
  19. What was Dragonstone?
  20. It's not anywhere close to King's Landing, especially if coming from the north. So that heavily fortified fort they encountered wasn't even King's Landing? It was just some random fort?
  21. I don't think that's what was happening there. They were very clearly at King's Landing, which you don't have to go anywhere near to get to Dragonstone.
  22. Literally the battle we're talking about right now. Where the dragon dies.
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