ASOIAF / Game of Thrones (SPOILERS INSIDE)

[Sage Truthbearer]

Daenerys is actually Jon's aunt.

The history to everything is never clearly explained in the show, but TLDR version is there used to be a mad king named Aerys Targaryen who was Rhaegar, Dany, and Viserys' dad.

Jonsnow is the product of when Rhaegar kidnaps Ned Stark's sister, Lyanna, and rapes her.

[Drayc]

Originally Posted by Sage Truthbearer [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Jonsnow is the product of when Rhaegar kidnaps Ned Stark's sister, Lyanna, and rapes her.

But he didn't kidnap her or rape her. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Redi]

Originally Posted by Sage Truthbearer [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Daenerys is actually Jon's aunt.

The history to everything is never clearly explained in the show, but TLDR version is there used to be a mad king named Aerys Targaryen who was Rhaegar, Dany, and Viserys' dad.

Jonsnow is the product of when Rhaegar kidnaps Ned Stark's sister, Lyanna, and rapes her.

How do we know this from the show though? It wasn't clear. Who did Young Ned fight outside of his sisters tower? Was that Rhaegar? Rhaegar's kings guard?

[Sage Truthbearer]

Not sure what was the most epic scene of tonight's finale, but Arya pulling a full on Scott Tenorman on Walder Frey has to be up there.

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[R Flair]

not sure if teleports, or different parts of story aren't necessarily taking place concurrently

Surely the amount of time to get together all dany's army and ready ships would have been many weeks. Then again, the time it would have taken to get all those lords together at Winterfell would have been weeks as well.

Come to think of it, all parts of the story were taking jumps in time from one scene to the next.

[Neno]

Originally Posted by R Flair [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

not sure if teleports, or different parts of story aren't necessarily taking place concurrently

Surely the amount of time to get together all dany's army and ready ships would have been many weeks. Then again, the time it would have taken to get all those lords together at Winterfell would have been weeks as well.

Come to think of it, all parts of the story were taking jumps in time from one scene to the next.

The parts don't take place concurrently. It is about 600 miles from Winterfell to Castle Black. So a few episodes back when Jon & Co. were riding around the north they would have spent weeks, if not months, traveling around to the various houses. There is no real indicator how much time passes between the various scenes. The events that happened in King's Landing at the beginning of this episode could have happened even before the Battle of the Bastards.

In this episode we get a shot of Varys in Dorne and by the end of it he is on Daenerys' ship. If you look at the various ships in the last few minutes there is at least one Dornish ship with the fleet. So enough time passed from Varys being in Dorne for him to sail back and hook back up with Daenerys. But again because we don't know the exact time line Varys could have left Meereen weeks before the slavers attacked and the events at King's Landing could have happened that same night giving him plenty of time to make his way to Dorne to set up a meeting between Ellaria and Olenna. The whole reason Varys left Meereen could have even been because of what happened in King's Landing and he saw an opportunity to gather more allies for Daenerys.

You could spend days speculating about what happens when and arrive at a lot of seemingly correct conclusions.

[holahouze]

Originally Posted by Neno [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The parts don't take place concurrently. It is about 600 miles from Winterfell to Castle Black. So a few episodes back when Jon & Co. were riding around the north they would have spent weeks, if not months, traveling around to the various houses. There is no real indicator how much time passes between the various scenes. The events that happened in King's Landing at the beginning of this episode could have happened even before the Battle of the Bastards.

In this episode we get a shot of Varys in Dorne and by the end of it he is on Daenerys' ship. If you look at the various ships in the last few minutes there is at least one Dornish ship with the fleet. So enough time passed from Varys being in Dorne for him to sail back and hook back up with Daenerys. But again because we don't know the exact time line Varys could have left Meereen weeks before the slavers attacked and the events at King's Landing could have happened that same night giving him plenty of time to make his way to Dorne to set up a meeting between Ellaria and Olenna. The whole reason Varys left Meereen could have even been because of what happened in King's Landing and he saw an opportunity to gather more allies for Daenerys.

You could spend days speculating about what happens when and arrive at a lot of seemingly correct conclusions.

If nothing else, at least Varys could have changed his clothes.

[beyondinfin]

What in the holy hell fuck did just watch? I'm glad that GOT this year was ready to jump into the holiday spirit, first with last weeks Father Day Bastardbowl and this week with the Independence Day firework display!

So Danny will show up to Cersei on the throne? Good....However I hope Arya gets her first.

[AzzarTheGod]

Meat pies happened.

Cercei went where she needed to be for this season, and Littlefinger was marginalized the entire season and then almost completely fucked over on the finale.

[gummab]

Originally Posted by AzzarTheGod [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Meat pies happened.

Cercei went where she needed to be for this season, and Littlefinger was marginalized the entire season and then almost completely fucked over on the finale.

I'm pretty pissed with the Littlefinger storyline,he was a huge plot from season 1-5.I have a feeling it's going to be Sanza who ends up killing him next season afterall it was him who started the Stark demise.