ASOIAF / Game of Thrones (SPOILERS INSIDE)

[dafier]

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

And nah, Jorah's definitely gonna die before he finds a cure, probably not by the disease tho. He was already getting all fatalistic and weak in season 6, nearly got his head ripped off by a Dothraki. Perfect opportunity to kill him off in a believable way.

I think Jorah has a chance to live, but that means he will have to be stabbed in the heart with something [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Yep...then he will be cold as ice...like a certain Stark....

[paulgiamatti]

Damn, that's actually some next-level GoT theorycrafting. Related: I recently picked up Skyrim SE and made my character Benjen Stark.

[AenorVZ]

Are you lost in a cold wilderness? And yo, if only some major characters came back as zombies. The internet would implode.

[Sirken]

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

Damn, that's actually some next-level GoT theorycrafting. Related: I recently picked up Skyrim SE and made my character Benjen Stark.

i was actually reading into theories as to why Benjen up and joined the Nights Watch when he did, and all the nerds want to believe that Benjen knew about Lyanna and Rhaegar, as well as Ned and Ashara. but when Ned traded his own honor to protect Jon, claiming him as his bastard, Ned dishonored Cat, Ashara, and possibly his brother Brandon.

I'm not sure if i buy any of the theories though. it seems the starks have always viewed joining the nights watch as honorable, and as the third son, why not join the night's watch (as he didnt stand to inherit anything unless Ned and his three sons all died). basically if Bran Stark dies, Benjen would have been the rightful heir to Winterfell though

[Sirken]

so, i never really thought FAegon could actually have been Rhaegar's son. but then i saw this video: https://youtu.be/UxvuqslYabo

and, now maybe he could be oris Rhaegar's son? am i just super tired?

[Fael]

You are just tired. Their evidence is that he (1) looks Targ, (2) listens to the advice of Tyrion, (3) said something kind of similar to Rhaegar (one commented on the castle, the other the land), and that (4) he is Varys' ideal, learned Prince.

All of the above is extremely weak compared to the purposeful way in which Martin has pointed toward Aegon's Blackfyre lineage.

[Sirken]

i went back and listened to the rest of their stuff. a lot of it is based on timeline stuffs and their interpretation of the words.

they are also super hell-bent that Mance Rayder is actually Arthur Dayne in the books /facepalm

[AenorVZ]

lol

[Sirken]

my big problem with that is that Stannis meets Mance. if Mance was Arthur, then Stannis would recognize him as such

[AenorVZ]

Looks like this is the latest:

http://www.universityherald.com/arti...n-theories.htm