oyetpel:
Children of the forest (CotF) created the White Walkers (WW) because the first men were killing them and they were not much, so that had to make weapon out of men to defend themselves. But now the WW are enraged and gone rogue. Try have returned from the land of forever winter, the CotF are no march for them. Who will stop the dead? Dragonglass will kill them but is it enough? Bran is needed.

Honestly, I don't like the idea of Tcotf being the creators of the Others. I would hate it even if written in the books.

Endy10:

Yes it was. He just couldn't keep his hands to himself. After watching the episode, a little part of me wished the paralysis extended to his hands. 'You are not ready', said the three eyed raven(its bloodraven I think) but noooo, Bran has got to do what Bran has got to do.
Everything is his fault, down to getting himself marked by the nights king to killing summer, leaf and that man Hodor(RIP). Worst part he got Willis mind srewed up! So yes, its is fault. He better make ammend by finding a solution to the 'white walkers' problem

I meant the Lannister event.

Endy10:

...

So you dont want to know if bran escapes the night walkers?

Nope, his scenes always had me bored and I always almost couldn't stand him.

You are not excited seeing the whole dothraki herd united by danny?

She had an army of Dothraki soldiers, headed by Kharl Drogo before, what makes you think this one will last?

Arya is indeed no one

Those boring stick-fights isn't going to make her anyone or no-one.

Now compare it to how you felt after Cersie made her walk of shame and got reunited with that monster soldier and Death of Jon Snow ending of last season; that is the enthusiasm I started this season with....

I heard Lost was straightforward

Lol...I was actually beginning to think HBO hired writers of Lost for this new Season.

petrov10:
honestly iono ooo ok how do I get it

O2tvseries.com

blackjack21:
please how can we get a video that have transliteration

Download subtitle from subscene.com

Gbola5:


It wasn't Bran's fault.

How so?

oyetpel:
During the initial stages of Bran's training with Bloodraven. The 3 eyed raven told Bran that he was in cave for a purpose, and one of that purpose was to change the future. The Night King marking Bran was bound to happen, otherwise Hodor won't be holding the door. Bran refused to adhere to the 3 eyed raven instructions and the original events actually occured. Many times the 3 eyed raven told him if he stays too much in warging he could sink. Had he listened the past and future would have been re-written.

Despite the threat of the white walkers coming, they still warged to winterfell. It was all predestination/destiny.

MaziOmenuko:
Now I officially hate that little spoilt crawling muth'fvcker called Bran.

First, if he listened to his mother in season 1 and didn't go climbing, he wouldn't have been peeping at the Lanisters fvcking out their brains and getting pushed down in the process, leading to the enmity between starks and lanisters and the misery, pain and deaths that followed suit.

If he had listened to the old man and not messing around his worg abilities like a child playing with a new toy, he wouldn't have alerted the Night's king and getting everybody slaughtered. How many more people will die for that spoilt brat?

I'm officially pissed right now!!!

And do they really have to keep killing the direwolves? For fvck sake, this is the second one they are killing this season.

They had better shown the importance of that crawling ars'e next episode else everyone else would have died for nothing.

I couldn't have said it better. Bran pissed me off big time!!

Akanniade:

Her scenes seems just perfunctory like the sands snakes'. What amount of physical training will turn puny Arya to a fighter. I expected her training to be in the art of stealth, face changing, disguise, using poisons etc.

Face changing? Even without training, she used one of the faces last season. Face changing doesn't need training

Gbola5:


Honestly, I don't like the idea of Tcotf being the creators of the Others. I would hate it even if written in the books.

What idea would you prefer?

gj22:


How so?

Why were Jaime and Cersei having sex in a place they are new to. They risked beimg caught. Besides LF had already sown the seed of animosity by having Lysa send a letter to Cat, blaming the Lannisters for the death of Jon Arryn. The Bran thing just fueled it.

I'm just going to lick ice cream and code all day

in loving memory of wylis A.K.A HODOR n.k.a HOLD THE DOOR so bloody sad and to think this was all brans fault, bloody kid should have broken his arms too, just grew tall and forgot to grow some BRAINS!! who is going to die next for this boy? meera? If the faith of the world is in brans hands then God save us all!!!

RIP SUMMER
RIP LEAF
RIP THREE EYE RAVEN
RIP HODOR
RIP TO THOSE OTHER CHILDREN THAT DIED
as for the white walkers that died... how does it feel to die again? bloody iced creatures

gj22:


Face changing? Even without training, she used one of the faces last season. Face changing doesn't need training

Actually they do, which was why Arya went blind.

I don't see how Bran is at fault tho, it was fated to be so.
Like the three eyed raven said, the past is written, the ink is dry. If the three eyed raven wanted it in a different way, he would have told Bran to pack up and leave immediately he came back to reality. At least the three eyed raven could have seen the future and warned Bran ahead but he did not. Meaning the three eyed raven given he came to be before Bran could have prevented a whole lot than Bran who is quite naive of his actions. More so if Bran never climbed and fell he will never have triggered his warging ability.

It just furthers the argument if the life we live is predestined or the choices we make are what predestined it?

From what I can deduce in that episode, I think we are predestined to make certain choices that would in turn shape our lives no matter how careful we may try to live. Nothing is a mistake or an error, there is a reason.

Btw, why is no one talking about who was it that was being sent to the vale? And who was speaking? Of what relevance is that scene in the scheme of things to come?

Gbola5:


Actually they do, which was why Arya went blind.

how do yu do it watch d shows
the separation from the book is so wide dt I can't stand it
Anyways any pointers from d last 2 happenings(episodes) as to wat we shud expect in buk6!

Endy10:
Now this is one hell of a conspiracy theory, but its one worth paying attention to.
http://www.vox.com/2016/5/22/11722146/game-of-thrones-season-6-recap-hodor-dies-bran-time-travel

Hmm that's some theory.
The possibility that Bran is all the Bran's from the past. And of utmost importance to know that he has a link to the past and is capable of affecting changes.
Then again, the past is already written and the ink is dry, and the future...
Bran sure has a lot to do with what's happening on this show. All the weird things happening


Meanwhile, why does the whitewalkers want him and the three-eyed raven dead? Their abilities must hold some damning truths for their existence.

Vorpal:
I don't see how Bran is at fault tho, it was fated to be so.
Like the three eyed raven said, the past is written, the ink is dry. If the three eyed raven wanted it in a different way, he would have told Bran to pack up and leave immediately he came back to reality. At least the three eyed raven could have seen the future and warned Bran ahead but he did not. Meaning the three eyed raven given he came to be before Bran could have prevented a whole lot than Bran who is quite naive of his actions. More so if Bran never climbed and fell he will never have triggered his warging ability.

It just furthers the argument if the life we live is predestined or the choices we make are what predestined it?

From what I can deduce in that episode, I think we are predestined to make certain choices that would in turn shape our lives no matter how careful we may try to live. Nothing is a mistake or an error, there is a reason.

Btw, why is no one talking about who was it that was being sent to the vale? And who was speaking? Of what relevance is that scene in the scheme of things to come?

That was Ned being sent to the Vale. Lord Rickard. I don't buy the Southron Ambition, although quite convincing.

Vorpal:
I don't see how Bran is at fault tho, it was fated to be so.
Like the three eyed raven said, the past is written, the ink is dry. If the three eyed raven wanted it in a different way, he would have told Bran to pack up and leave immediately he came back to reality. At least the three eyed raven could have seen the future and warned Bran ahead but he did not. Meaning the three eyed raven given he came to be before Bran could have prevented a whole lot than Bran who is quite naive of his actions. More so if Bran never climbed and fell he will never have triggered his warging ability.

It just furthers the argument if the life we live is predestined or the choices we make are what predestined it?

From what I can deduce in that episode, I think we are predestined to make certain choices that would in turn shape our lives no matter how careful we may try to live. Nothing is a mistake or an error, there is a reason.

Btw, why is no one talking about who was it that was being sent to the vale? And who was speaking? Of what relevance is that scene in the scheme of things to come?

Hmmmmmmmmm. "it just furthers the argument if the life we live is predestined or the choices we make are what predestined it?"

What vale are you talking about? Which scene?

moski5:


how do yu do it watch d shows
the separation from the book is so wide dt I can't stand it
Anyways any pointers from d last 2 happenings(episodes) as to wat we shud expect in buk6!

I try man, i try. But it's still entertaining, in its own way. Im not just going to stop watching. If they are happening at all it will be in a different way.

moski5:


how do yu do it watch d shows
the separation from the book is so wide dt I can't stand it
Anyways any pointers from d last 2 happenings(episodes) as to wat we shud expect in buk6!

No book discussion here. Please visit the book thread in the Lit section.

oyetpel:


Hmmmmmmmmm. "it just furthers the argument if the life we live is predestined or the choices we make are what predestined it?"

What vale are you talking about? Which scene?

The one the three eyed raven took Bran to before the night king cut the old man down and Bran warging into Wylis... aka Hold the door.

Am thinking something now peeps. I think Yara and Theon Greyjoy and their army will fight alongside Sansa and Jon to reclaim Winterfell, and Sansa and Jon will return the favour by destroying Euron Greyjoy and his cohorts.

Gbola5:


That was Ned being sent to the Vale. Lord Rickard. I don't buy the Southron Ambition, although quite convincing.

What southron ambition?

So many bloody twists!

From today.. I will start respecting fat people more. You neva can tell

UjSizzle:

Hmm that's some theory.
The possibility that Bran is all the Bran's from the past. And of utmost importance to know that he has a link to the past and is capable of affecting changes.
Then again, the past is already written and the ink is dry, and the future...
Bran sure has a lot to do with what's happening on this show. All the weird things happening


Meanwhile, why does the whitewalkers want him and the three-eyed raven dead? Their abilities must hold some damning truths for their existence.

Isn't them being humans not sufficient enough to want them dead or they could thwart his course of the onslaught on mankind?

What would the night king need their powers for? And what is know about them that is not already known? We saw Sam kill one, Jon kill one and Meera kill one.

Just because Bran makes one 'wrong' move, is enough to make him the architect of the fate of westeros?

oyetpel:
Am thinking something now peeps. I think Yara and Theon Greyjoy and their army will fight alongside Sansa and Jon to reclaim Winterfell, and Sansa and Jon will return the favour by destroying Euron Greyjoy and his cohorts.

That would be stupid of them, the wise move is to go seek Dany's alliance. They already have bad blood with the Starks, plus, the north remembers!.
And Dany may even be quite sentimental to a queen ironborn than a king brother killer.
Euron's idea of seducing Dany with his ships and ruling westeros together is quite laughable though.
How did they fall for that?

Someone in 2008 predicted what HODOR actually mean

http://mashable.com/2016/05/23/fan-predicts-hodor-name-meaning-2008/?utm_cid=mash-com-Tw-main-link#K7AtmbSytEqT

I need to meet this for baba ijebu

Someone in 2008 predicted what HODOR actually mean

http://mashable.com/2016/05/23/fan-predicts-hodor-name-meaning-2008/?utm_cid=mash-com-Tw-main-link#K7AtmbSytEqT

I need to meet this guy for baba ijebu

Endy10:

Yes it was. He just couldn't keep his hands to himself. After watching the episode, a little part of me wished the paralysis extended to his hands. 'You are not ready', said the three eyed raven(its bloodraven I think) but noooo, Bran has got to do what Bran has got to do.
Everything is his fault, down to getting himself marked by the nights king to killing summer, leaf and that man Hodor(RIP). Worst part he got Willis mind srewed up! So yes, its is fault. He better make ammend by finding a solution to the 'white walkers' problem

Bro, but there's nothing stopping the 3-eyed Raven from telling Bran what would happen if he warged without his guidance..The man sef too dey code info!

Dem don kill Hodor. Omoh when last i don cry because of film last.. Hodor means HOLD THE DOOR. This is the most emotional episode so far. Ah dey eye Tormund and Brienne(good couple they will be)

Hold the door...

In honor of your unique diction and syntax, i hearby declare that hodor hodoor ho-dor hodor ho' Hodor hodoring hodors.


Goodbye Hodor. You certainly held the door.

UjSizzle:
Which do you think is the lie?

Btw Episode 6 leaked already in HBO Nordic

Lady Stoneheart returns. Jon Snow 2.0 was hard enough for the show to pull off; I don't see Catelyn making a comeback.