GAME OF THRONES - PART 7 - *NO BOOK TALK - READ THE RULES*

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Roids are underrated.

Freeza wrote:

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Roids are underrated.

disagree. They've only enlarged my balls. I'm stil as muscular as Garth from Supernatural.

Tomwin Lannister wrote:That's when Ser Friendzone returns cured and fully fit, only to see Dany getting ploughed by Yara then proceeds to do a Tommen

Blue Barrett wrote:Who do you guys think should play Rhaegar Targaryen in season 7 or 8? You know we're definitely going to see him.

Couple of names in my head: Lee Pace, Alexandar Skarsgard, Boyd Holbrook.....maybe even Orlando Bloom?

ES wrote:

Blue Barrett wrote:Who do you guys think should play Rhaegar Targaryen in season 7 or 8? You know we're definitely going to see him.

Couple of names in my head: Lee Pace, Alexandar Skarsgard, Boyd Holbrook.....maybe even Orlando Bloom?

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Blue Barrett wrote:Must be awkward for Tyrion working with the Martells, seeing as he actually cared for his niece. And to work with the Tyrells who framed him for Jofferey's murder.

The Demon of Carthage wrote:

Blue Barrett wrote:
Sansa wanted Jon to be the King in the North. She was smiling and happy for him when the northern houses proclaimed him king. She lost her smile because she spotted Littlefinger and immediately knew he was unhappy with how things unfolded and would probably try to find a way to get Jon out and replace him with Sansa. It's enough cause for worry.

If there's one thing you need to keep in mind about Game of Thrones is that nothing is done for the sake of it. The scene in the Godswood of Winterfell between her and Baelish as well as the emotionless look they gave each other in the throne room later weren't for nothing. It was a deliberate and calculated decision from the writers to make them both look at each other the second Jon is declared King in The North.

Neither her nor Jon knew that Lyanna Mormont and the other houses would support "the bastard" instead of "the Stark girl", and it was obvious from their reaction. And then, even though Jon had told her that she should be the ruler of Winterfell prior to the meeting, he stood up when everybody declared him King in the North and accepted their allegiance. Pay close attention to Sansa's face when he stoop up; that could be the breaking point.

Sansa has always been impressionable, more so under the guile of Baelish, a master of the mind games and strategist of the highest order. The latter calculated everything and was 1000 steps ahead of everybody else. Each of his moves is meticulous and deadly accurate. He killed a king and anticipated all the ripples that would ensue. He knows what he's doing and he wouldn't have declared for House Stark hadn't he had guarantees that the flow would go as he planned

If you think about it, Sansa has been depicted as the girl who wants things, as opposed to Arya, and that she wouldn't mind lying to get what she wants.

1. She lied about the butcher's son to please Joffrey.
2. She lied about the circumstances of Lady Arryn's death.
3. She lied to her brother about the incoming Vale army.

But, and this is going to go against everything I wrote above, I think Sansa will dupe Littlefinger into thinking she's with him by agreeing to do whatever he wants...then in the last second of the show, she'll pull the plugs and drop the act.

I think she'll be the only character to outwit Littlefinger.

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