Lady Stoneheart (The S6 "LSH-Fans-In-Denial"-Edition)

So she has time to film a few scenes during the final shoots, correct?
Yay!

GET HYPE, UNBELIEVER! 

One question though: why exactly do you have to be such a buzzkill? xD Yes, you're absolutely right about everything. I think we all are aware of the fact that the chances of seeing LSH on the show are extremely slim to virtually non-existent. We all know that she could easily be replaced by another character, that the perfect moment to introduce her has passed, and that the return of the Freys doesn't have to mean anything in regards to LSH. 

But this is obviously just a harmless and fun LSH-Hype thread, I don't quite get what exactly you benefit from coming here and basically telling us, that we're all naive for wanting her back. We were just dreaming, but we know it's not happening, thank you for reminding us. 

You're right.  It's fun to dream, isn't it?

I love both Dark Souls games as well, but Bloodborne is better, imo. The core gameplay has remained the same, but Bloodborne feels much smoother than Dark Souls and the lore is absolutely incredible. It's probably the best PS4-exclusive game at the moment.

That's a bold statement. Demon's Souls is my favorite just because I played it first. Dark Souls does get a bit choppy at times, I guess because the environments are so massive, which can be annoying in a game where you can die with a single misstep. I'm glad to hear they've smoothed out the gameplay. Also, get hype.

I like how the bosses have an interesting backstory and aren't necessarily evil. That was a great fight, that I just barely won. Whenever I beat a boss in that game I post up and help others with the boss for a few hours. I play a tankish character, so I like helping others with tough boss fights.

Soon.


"The tall girl knelt awkwardly, unsheathed Renly's longsword, and laid it at her feet. 'Then I am yours, my lady. Your liege man, or ... whatever you would have me be. I will shield your back and keep your counsel and give my life for yours, if need be. I swear it by the old gods and the new.'
'And I vow that you shall always have a place by my hearth and meat and mead at my table, and pledge to ask no service of you that might bring you into dishonor. I swear it by the old gods and the new. Arise.' As she clasped the other woman's hands between her own, Catelyn could not help but smile. How many times did I watch Ned accept a man's oath of service? She wondered what he would think if he could see her now. "



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"There was only one woman that the Maid of Tarth had ever sword to serve. 'That cannot be,' she said. 'She's dead.'
'Death and guest right,' muttered Long Jeyne Heddle. 'They don't mean so much as they used to, neither one.'
Lady Stoneheart lowered her hood and unwound the grey wool scarf from her face. Her hair was dry and brittle, white as bone. Her brow was mottled green and grey, spotted with the brown blooms of decay. The flesh of her face clung in ragged strips from her eyes down to her jaw. Some of the rips were crusted with dried blood, but others gaped open to reveal the skull beneath.
Her face, Brienne thought. Her face was so strong and handsome, her skin so smooth and soft. 'Lady Catelyn?' Tears filled her eyes. 'They said ... they said you were dead.'"

Welcome aboard! It's going to be a crazy ride but remember, where we're going, we don't need ... roads (or rails, whatever, I just felt the need to quote Back to the Future ... ).

I'm putting money on Brienne killing Walder Frey. Even though it's not her vengeance to be had (just like her other two kills), the general direction of her character is basically 'she who ties up loose ends we can't find out a way to write out'. Expect her epic journey to involve finding Gendry, reuniting the Ironborn, killing Walder and uniting all the northern lords because she's so cool and shit.