"Non book readers" - Season 7 Episode 7 "The Dragon and the Wolf"

Even though it wasn't specifically shown surely both Beric Tormund are dead?

What was with the look Tyrion gave when he saw Jon/Aegon go into Dany's room?

wandatowell wrote: »

Even though it wasn't specifically show surely both Beric Tormund are dead?

sabat wrote: »

I doubt they would end the brothers without banners storyline like that.

I don't think they are dead, if you watch how the wall collapses, after they both leap onto a bit of the wall it's only one side of the wall that continues to collapse, the side out to sea, the inland side seems to stay intact from the point when you see them both jump to safety.

PTH2009 wrote: »

Why does the night king want the 7 kingdoms ???

Is he some mad bastard that loves death ???

Oh ya, I was kinda hoping that we might get a look into the story behind him or even just to delve into it slightly.

I think he's just on some revenge mission over something.

Dirty Dingus McGee wrote: »

Great episode.
Everything is moving very quickly now , can't wait for next season things are set up perfectly, seeing the supposedly impregnable wall crumbling so easily was frightening scene and it was brilliantly done.

Maybe too quickly, in a way it's kind of hard to see how they will spin 8 full episodes or whatever it is out of the remaining story. Surely things should be coming to a head within a couple of hours of screen time with the dead through the wall.

Well that was bloody intense. I assumed cersei was going to have Jamie killed when she didnt kill Tyrion. He must be going north now to help Dany and Jon.

Wall scene could have been longer but I did enjoy it.

I cant tell if Tyrion was disappointed with Jon and Dany for gettng it on or dkes he have a different motive.

The end of Littlefinger was played out very well I felt. A fitting end for his character.

KKkitty wrote: »

What was with the look Tyrion gave when he saw Jon/Aegon go into Dany's room?

Probably thinking they're mixing business with pleasure and its sure to end badly. Which it will.

challengemaster wrote: »

Bran: I CAN SEE EVERYTHING

Meanwhile: Cersai betrayal, NK has a dragon

Bran: WE MUST TELL JON HIS REAL NAME

I think Bran's line should be "I can see anything" he clearly has to focus on a specific event or place and time or he would already have known John wasn't a bastard.

In reckon the Tyrion disappointment is due to the fact that him and Cersei have mildly buried the hatchet over Joffrey and that he is to become an uncle again, with the future of Lannister family being revived.

He already expressed sorrow over seeing the Lannister army being destroyed in battle. Is he slowly returning to Team Lannister?

S. Goodspeed wrote: »

Not sure what to make of Tyrion's look of concern after he watched Jon go into his aunt's chambers. I presume he doesn't know who Jon really is yet.

I think it's because such a union could spell the end for the Lannisters.

I've had this gnawing feeling all season that Tyrion has more residual loyalty for his family than is prudent for him to let on. He looks despondent at the battle of Blackwater Rush to see Lannister forces massacred and is the most enthusiastic advocate for a truce- just as things start to go against the Lannisters.

He was firmly on team Lannister in the earlier seasons until basically being forced to betray them in self defense when Tywin attempted to have him killed.

If the Wights can't swim then how the hell did they get the chains on the dragon last week?

Was anyone else holding their breath in those five seconds before the Wight burst out of the box? Fantastic bit of suspense.

Brilliant episode. Just brilliant. Now what am I going to watch?

Really wandering what bran warged, thought it was the crows, but not sure.