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Post by day dreamer on May 22, 2017 4:12:39 GMT
^That's definitely fake, IMO. It looks like a still from season 2 that they just photoshopped on her new outfit.
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Post by Damorian on May 22, 2017 10:01:22 GMT
Definitely fake. But this may not be ....
https://www.reddit.com/r/freefolk/comments/6cm5yy/just_checked_the_got_youtube_page_something_is/
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Post by KiTN on May 22, 2017 11:00:04 GMT
God help me if it's true . I'm not at home and my internet is super slow which means I can't watch the trailer until tonight . I'm gonna die 😖
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Post by Damorian on May 22, 2017 17:45:04 GMT
And while we're waiting ....  |
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Post by Singer of Death on May 22, 2017 17:49:36 GMT
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Post by starkfan on May 23, 2017 13:24:01 GMT
Jon and Arya look very Starkish. lol
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Post by Singer of Death on May 24, 2017 0:58:08 GMT
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Post by GreenChili on May 25, 2017 9:25:45 GMT
And here it ends. Major meltdown in r/freefolk after Trailer. u/awayfortheladspart2 fucking confirmed.  |
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Post by kingeomer on May 25, 2017 13:25:51 GMT
And here it ends. Major meltdown in r/freefolk after Trailer. u/awayfortheladspart2 fucking confirmed. I was thinking that. Nothing about the trailer was surprising if you read the spoilers from the leaks. Wow. But I loved the Cersei monologue over it (Lena is just perfect in that role). |
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Post by Damorian on Jun 8, 2017 18:22:21 GMT
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Post by Damorian on Jun 12, 2017 9:35:35 GMT
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Post by Damorian on Jun 12, 2017 17:03:56 GMT
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Post by Paid Debt Lannister on Jun 20, 2017 18:04:24 GMT
So which episode will LSH show up at last?
#thehypetrainwillneverdie
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Post by Paid Debt Lannister on Jun 20, 2017 18:13:45 GMT
I do believe that original Lads' leaks are legit (Lads2 is not Lads, I had PMd Lads back in October, I have opened another account to ask Lads2 about certain things that Lads told me then, Lads2 had no idea and it was impossible for him not to know or remember those, it was something original Lads himself suggested. I told this to people on "thehousewiththereddoor" but they don't believe me, whatever). But I don't like the story based on Lads' leaks, either. My first thought when I read those in October was that most of the storylines seemed pointless. Cersei gets pregnant and miscarries, so it's only for drama, it doesn't lead anywhere. Jaime is on Cersei's side for one more season, but abandons her and goes to north eventually...drama, angst, that's all. Jaime stopped being Cersei's lover and servant before Riverrun in the books. Tyrion doesn't do anything, he is there for jokes and witty lines I guess, his storyline already got boring and pointless and apparently it's still that way. And what does Dany accomplish? She gives a dragon to the night king and has sex with her nephew; great accomplishments. Jon manages to prove WW at least, but his wight hunt is still pointless because it wasn't needed to convince Dany, she sees them when she goes to wall with her dragon, anyway, it would take a day for Dany to fly there. Jon could accomplish something if he managed to convince Cersei to ally, but no, she doesn't send the army anyway, she would rather ally with the NK. Perhaps the only thing that Jon accomplishes is to make Jaime switch sides, but Jaime can't take the army according to leaks, he is only one man. LF dies in the finale without being able to do anything. Again, just drama, his arc in WF with Starks is pointless because he doesn't do anything. They could just kill him off last season and nothing would change. Arya kills the rest of the Freys, this one really annoyed me, because again, there is no need to continue that story, I already assumed that all Freys were dead in season 6 finale when she killed Walder and told him that she made pies with his sons. What's the reason of continuing the same story in season 7? Sam and Bran discover that Jon is legitimate, what's the point of assigning two characters to that job, doesn't Bran see everything anyway, and what changes if Jon is legitimate or not, he became the king in the north as a bastard, that was the point, he could become a king as a bastard...why did he have to be legitimate? If he would be the king in the end, he should have been as a bastard, in my opinion. Well he is already a king, the guy changed the rules. And it seems like they made his real name Aegon in the show because f/Aegon doesn't exist in the show and it is an easy name, close to Jon. I agree with this all. And I'll add something: season 6 set up a huuuuge Daenerys army, which she will lose half of in the first three episodes of the season pointlessly (Greyjoys/Martells to Euron, Tyrells to Lannisters). So in the end, the Martell and Tyrell relevance to the story is absolutely zero. Just like Stannis'. They all had absolutely nothing to add to the overall plot (Starks and Targaryens vs Lannisterd vs NK - this could have been foreseen in the Pilot, all the players introduced in between didn't matter). And I like the Tyrells and Stannis a lot, so it pains me to see their stories leading nowhere. Btw, what do we know about Melisandre in S7? |
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Post by Paid Debt Lannister on Jun 20, 2017 18:14:53 GMT
Just a quick note: I do think this will be a very strong season with amazing moments. I just wished they used some chatacters better, but let's wait and see what happens
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Post by Paid Debt Lannister on Jun 20, 2017 18:41:09 GMT
Oh my Goshhh I just read about Cersei in the finale, and her and Euron Greyjoy will have bought the Golden Company for season 8? I wasn't expecting this Devil Ex Machina at this point of the plot. I kind of dislike it. Was it this easy for her to turn the table against Dany in only a few episodes? Like, Iron Bank loan ffs |
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Post by Singer of Death on Jun 21, 2017 0:52:47 GMT
Oh my Goshhh I just read about Cersei in the finale, and her and Euron Greyjoy will have bought the Golden Company for season 8? I wasn't expecting this Devil Ex Machina at this point of the plot. I kind of dislike it. Was it this easy for her to turn the table against Dany in only a few episodes? Like, Iron Bank loan ffs Well it make sense when you think about it and read all of the leaks. Supposedly in the leak, Cersei agreed with Dany and Jon that she will help them defeat the WW, like they made in agreement in the dragonpit. Euron doesn't agree with this and go Cartman on everyone's ass and left the Dragonpit. Cersei sent some army for her, but she reveal to Jaime that she's playing the Uriah gambit here - sending Dany and Jon to be kill and have no intentions to help them save Westeros. Lads 2 revealed that Euron merely left to retrieve the Golden Company which may solve the Iron bank debt. As to however this make sense in the plot, some of us predicted that in season 8 Euron will use this opportunity to blackmail Cersei in giving the IT to him and he will pay the debt for her. At least that's how some people predict this will happen. As for Mel, lads said that she inform Dany about Jon at Dragonstone and suggest her to invite him, as means to bring the fire and ice together. Afterwards, we have no ideas what's she going to do. |
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Post by Singer of Death on Jun 25, 2017 19:48:21 GMT
P.S. poor Daveyjoe. He's going to wait for nearly 2 years for Cleganebowl to finally be confirmed.
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Post by Damorian on Jun 26, 2017 9:10:55 GMT
If it ever will.  It's like there are two white elephants in this adaptation: LSH and Cleganebowl and hoping for a glimpse of either is impossible. Or is it? I've said all along the outside chance of the dragonpit wight being a known character packs more punch emotionally. So naturally, my interest was piqued by a theory (but probably only that) about this trailer #2 shot on Reddit. Rather than being the wight executioner in that scene, The Hound could have a much more tragic role to play in the finale - i.e: the hunting party beyond the wall may have brought back one of their own who turned. Which means ... yep, that's noneother than wight Hound emerging from the containment box we see in shadow behind him to fight big bro.... Undead Clegane Vs. Undead Clegane.  I mean.. isn't that half a chain and shackle glinting on one of his wrists?? Not sure. If the Reddit leaker (forgot his name) said it was a 'random wight' based on scripts he had last year, what's to stop them from having altered this during filming? Then again, I'm probably overreaching simply because showing off some hum-drum John Doe of the wight world to Cersei doesn't seem nearly shocking or climactic enough for a GOT finale. If Clegane is his normal self, why would a traitor wanted in King's Landing for desertion be the one placed front-and-centre for the demo to get the Lannisters on side? (unless thrown in at the deep end of a lose-lose gladiatorial contest to placate them when we know the story emphasis here is on proving the dead can rise?) Conversely, if Clegane is not: why would they give wight Hound his sword? To show the undead still pose a serious threat as a fighting force? All in all, it's probably just Sandor euthanising some random, but hey, ya never know ... and hell, they DID obscure his face in that shot. Right?  Oh, and on a sidenote, I'm still not quite sure what happened to the majority of posters in this thread, but hope people come back. It's like the season build up finally exploded with the first and second trailers, there was finally a shitload of stuff to actually talk about in detail, aaaand ... everyone disappeared. Maybe it's just that the trailers confirmed big chunks of the alleged leaks and no-one could be arsed to deal in speculation now?  Weird!  |
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Post by Singer of Death on Jun 26, 2017 19:26:08 GMT
If it ever will. It's like there are two white elephants in this adaptation: LSH and Cleganebowl and hoping for a glimpse of either is impossible. Or is it? I've said all along the outside chance of the dragonpit wight being a known character packs more punch emotionally. So naturally, my interest was piqued by a theory (but probably only that) about this trailer #2 shot on Reddit. Rather than being the wight executioner in that scene, The Hound could have a much more tragic role to play in the finale - i.e: the hunting party beyond the wall may have brought back one of their own who turned. Which means ... yep, that's noneother than wight Hound emerging from the containment box we see in shadow behind him to fight big bro.... Undead Clegane Vs. Undead Clegane. I mean.. isn't that half a chain and shackle glinting on one of his wrists?? Not sure. If the Reddit leaker (forgot his name) said it was a 'random wight' based on scripts he had last year, what's to stop them from having altered this during filming? Then again, I'm probably overreaching simply because showing off some hum-drum John Doe of the wight world to Cersei doesn't seem nearly shocking or climactic enough for a GOT finale. If Clegane is his normal self, why would a traitor wanted in King's Landing for desertion be the one placed front-and-centre for the demo to get the Lannisters on side? (unless thrown in at the deep end of a lose-lose gladiatorial contest to placate them when we know the story emphasis here is on proving the dead can rise?) Conversely, if Clegane is not: why would they give wight Hound his sword? To show the undead still pose a serious threat as a fighting force? All in all, it's probably just Sandor euthanising some random, but hey, ya never know ... and hell, they DID obscure his face in that shot. Right? Oh, and on a sidenote, I'm still not quite sure what happened to the majority of posters in this thread, but hope people come back. It's like the season build up finally exploded with the first and second trailers, there was finally a shitload of stuff to actually talk about in detail, aaaand ... everyone disappeared. Maybe it's just that the trailers confirmed big chunks of the alleged leaks and no-one could be arsed to deal in speculation now? Weird! Well, we don't really know if that is the case considering the lighting is way too bright to see what's going on and the shadow in that box behind Sandor doesn't help. The leak emphasizes that Sandor who was with the Brotherhood joined the wright expedition since they are at the North to do some job. Sandor might encounter Jon and joined him in KL at the Dragon pit. And why would Sandor bother to go back to KL. Well (1), Sandor changed, so his views also change regarding KL and he now fights to do what's best instead of mopping how evil humans are. And (2), keep in mind Sandor proclaimed to abandoned his bodyguard jon in front of Joffrey with the whole "fuck the king" stuff. Since Joffrey is dead and how many years has pass since then, nobody would care about Sandor betraying Joffrey and they are not there to comaplain about it after.. What's more important is the wright that Jon brought to Cersei and Dany. Oh and about some of the former users... well most of them left due to some drama behind the scenes, so they joined in another forum. Some users do remained on this forum, but it didn't help that most of the people here do not like spoilers including ones from WOTW lol. Users like MadQueen and Belle are still active here on discussing spoilers, but they are also venturing in the other forum since there are more discussions on the leaks and spoilers. |
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It's like there are two white elephants in this adaptation: LSH and Cleganebowl and hoping for a glimpse of either is impossible. Or is it?
