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Post by archiechvyalthan on Mar 31, 2016 17:52:37 GMT
Love that Jonathan Pryce is doing press for the show. Sounds excited about the writing this season. And of course saying that the High Sparrow goes for world domination this season is  Probably strengthens the theocracy theory. |
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Post by archiechvyalthan on Mar 31, 2016 18:03:18 GMT
So it looks like Brienne survives the season. From EW:
And while she’s keeping busy with other roles, Christie says she has zero interest in exiting Thrones to work on movies — if she can help it. “I really am in a position now where I’m very lucky to do other things,” she says, “But I don’t ever want to stop playing this part.”
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2016 18:05:44 GMT
So it looks like Brienne survives the season. From EW: And while she’s keeping busy with other roles, Christie says she has zero interest in exiting Thrones to work on movies — if she can help it. “I really am in a position now where I’m very lucky to do other things,” she says, “But I don’t ever want to stop playing this part.”So her meeting with Jaime is probably left as a cliffhanger. Of course this doesn't confirm anything. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2016 18:06:10 GMT
So it looks like Brienne survives the season. From EW: And while she’s keeping busy with other roles, Christie says she has zero interest in exiting Thrones to work on movies — if she can help it. “I really am in a position now where I’m very lucky to do other things,” she says, “But I don’t ever want to stop playing this part.”Yeah I figured. The only series regulars I'm expecting to die this season are Daario, Ellaria, Ramsay, Roose, Tommen, and Tormund. |
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Post by archiechvyalthan on Mar 31, 2016 18:08:04 GMT
So it looks like Brienne survives the season. From EW: And while she’s keeping busy with other roles, Christie says she has zero interest in exiting Thrones to work on movies — if she can help it. “I really am in a position now where I’m very lucky to do other things,” she says, “But I don’t ever want to stop playing this part.”Yeah I figured. The only series regulars I'm expecting to die this season are Daario, Ellaria, Ramsay, Roose, Tommen, and Tormund. I'd switch Ellaria for Bronn, but that's my list too. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2016 18:12:11 GMT
Yeah I figured. The only series regulars I'm expecting to die this season are Daario, Ellaria, Ramsay, Roose, Tommen, and Tormund. I'd switch Ellaria for Bronn, but that's my list too. I'm not sure what will happen with Bronn since he'll be at Riverrun, but I think Jaime will go after Brienne after she helps the Blackfish escape so either Bronn somehow dies during the siege or stays behind. |
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Post by archiechvyalthan on Mar 31, 2016 18:17:26 GMT
I'd switch Ellaria for Bronn, but that's my list too. I'm not sure what will happen with Bronn since he'll be at Riverrun, but I think Jaime will go after Brienne after she helps the Blackfish escape so either Bronn somehow dies during the siege or stays behind. That's the thing, Bronn has no independent life as a character. He works as a sidekick, and now that Jaime and Brienne will be reunited again, I'm not sure the show will need him anymore. But it's possible they love Flynn and are willing to bend the story or find Bronn a new purpose to keep him alive. |
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Post by boojam on Mar 31, 2016 18:36:24 GMT
Interesting the parings are logical for S6, tho I this is the first time for Alfie and Daniel , not sure they will be together long on the screen. I don't think these interviews where done in Asia , so there could be others to come, or these are maybe gonna be generic. Little bits of info here and there, seems Maisie is illuminating some things. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2016 18:54:03 GMT
So it looks like Brienne survives the season. From EW: And while she’s keeping busy with other roles, Christie says she has zero interest in exiting Thrones to work on movies — if she can help it. “I really am in a position now where I’m very lucky to do other things,” she says, “But I don’t ever want to stop playing this part.”Yeah I figured. The only series regulars I'm expecting to die this season are Daario, Ellaria, Ramsay, Roose, Tommen, and Tormund. Why the spoiler tag? Anyway, I agree. I doubt Bronn will die, when the writers think they won't need him anymore, I think they'll just have him leave. |
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Post by Nezzer on Mar 31, 2016 18:58:36 GMT
Yeah I figured. The only series regulars I'm expecting to die this season are Daario, Ellaria, Ramsay, Roose, Tommen, and Tormund. Why the spoiler tag? Anyway, I agree. I doubt Bronn will die, when the writers think they won't need him anymore, I think they'll just have him leave. Yeah, I don't think every character's story has to end with their deaths. Some should just be allowed to leave to live their own lives, like Hot Pie. Bronn should be one of the characters to get that privilege IMHO. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2016 19:15:58 GMT
I'm not sure what will happen with Bronn since he'll be at Riverrun, but I think Jaime will go after Brienne after she helps the Blackfish escape so either Bronn somehow dies during the siege or stays behind. That's the thing, Bronn has no independent life as a character. He works as a sidekick, and now that Jaime and Brienne will be reunited again, I'm not sure the show will need him anymore. But it's possible they love Flynn and are willing to bend the story or find Bronn a new purpose to keep him alive. It is vaguely possible Bronn has his own story to go back to (modified of course) related to his marriage. In the books he married Lollys, became heir through her to Stokeworth when Cersei had Falyse turned over to Qyburn, and the Stokeworths were busy claiming they had a right to the Rosby estate which was about to get tied up in a heredity dispute. The Rosby dispute would put Bronn in conflict with Frey Rosbys potentially, as well as Cersei of course who tried to claim the estate for the crown. So, on the show, Bronn's better marriage Jaime owes him could put him in more or less the same position of brewing conflict with Freys and Cersei. |
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Post by archiechvyalthan on Mar 31, 2016 19:32:51 GMT
Some new interviews in.... I don't know, Mandarin? The Google translation is pathetic: Thus began the sixth season, we will see Mela mourn the passing of his brother, more worried about Titus, the relationship between her and Britney will be developed. Meira on the "three Raven" and his magic skeptical, not sure this is not good for Titus.I'm pretty sure Mela is Meera, Titus is Bran and Britney is Hodor  www.gzhphb.com/article/14/142828.html |
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Post by afarouk07 on Mar 31, 2016 19:40:11 GMT
I think Titus is Hodor, and Bran is Britney.
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Post by Nezzer on Mar 31, 2016 19:45:33 GMT
Some new interviews in.... I don't know, Mandarin? The Google translation is pathetic: Thus began the sixth season, we will see Mela mourn the passing of his brother, more worried about Titus, the relationship between her and Britney will be developed. Meira on the "three Raven" and his magic skeptical, not sure this is not good for Titus.I'm pretty sure Mela is Meera, Titus is Bran and Britney is Hodor www.gzhphb.com/article/14/142828.html |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2016 19:48:04 GMT
I hope Bran doesn't have a 2007 Britney meltdown.  |
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Post by archiechvyalthan on Mar 31, 2016 19:50:19 GMT
I think Titus is Hodor, and Bran is Britney. But why would the three-eyed raven's magic be bad for Hodor? Some other things I could make out: Isaac talks about working with Max von Sydow. He says the visions Bran has are like "a shared dream". Carice says we'll know more about Mel's past this season. Pryce says season 6 will be different than his "saintly image" from last season, so we'll see a High Sparrow in a position of power. Carice claims she will disappoint people waiting for her to resurrect Jon - I believe her. Otherwise she wouldn't go around saying it. And she ends the interview with "Winter is coming". |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2016 19:58:29 GMT
I think Titus is Hodor, and Bran is Britney. Some other things I could make out: Isaac talks about working with Max von Sydow. He says the visions Bran has are like "a shared dream". Carice says we'll know more about Mel's past this season. Pryce says season 6 will be different than his "saintly image" from last season, so we'll see a High Sparrow in a position of power. Carice claims she will disappoint people waiting for her to resurrect Jon - I believe her. Otherwise she wouldn't go around saying it. And she ends the interview with "Winter is coming". IIRC Varamyr says in his POV chapter that warging men is monstrous and anyone who does that is an abomination in the eyes of the gods. If Mel doesn't do it, who's the one to resurrect Jon? The WW? |
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Post by archiechvyalthan on Mar 31, 2016 20:02:06 GMT
But why would the three-eyed raven's magic be bad for Hodor?Some other things I could make out: Isaac talks about working with Max von Sydow. He says the visions Bran has are like "a shared dream". Carice says we'll know more about Mel's past this season. Pryce says season 6 will be different than his "saintly image" from last season, so we'll see a High Sparrow in a position of power. Carice claims she will disappoint people waiting for her to resurrect Jon - I believe her. Otherwise she wouldn't go around saying it. And she ends the interview with "Winter is coming". IIRC Varamyr says in his POV chapter that warging men is monstrous and anyone who does that is an abomination in the eyes of the gods. If Mel doesn't do it, who's the one to resurrect Jon? The WW? Good point. Maybe the 3-eyed raven is OK with Bran warging Hodor, which would be a bit sinister. I think Mel will try to resurrect him and fail. Audiences worldwide will freak out, and he'll come back some other way. Maybe as his body is burning? |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2016 20:40:00 GMT
IIRC Varamyr says in his POV chapter that warging men is monstrous and anyone who does that is an abomination in the eyes of the gods. If Mel doesn't do it, who's the one to resurrect Jon? The WW? Good point. Maybe the 3-eyed raven is OK with Bran warging Hodor, which would be a bit sinister. I think Mel will try to resurrect him and fail. Audiences worldwide will freak out, and he'll come back some other way. Maybe as his body is burning? This is really curious to think about and they are certainly keeping that under wraps despite all the other leaks/spoilers we've seen of Jon Snow post resurrection ... we have absolutely no clue or leaks about the actual method or who resurrects him! Everyone assumes it's Melisandre otherwise why did she conveniently show up at the wall in the finale? The red witch is a red herring?  |
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Post by Basil on Mar 31, 2016 20:45:42 GMT
Good point. Maybe the 3-eyed raven is OK with Bran warging Hodor, which would be a bit sinister. I think Mel will try to resurrect him and fail. Audiences worldwide will freak out, and he'll come back some other way. Maybe as his body is burning? This is really curious to think about and they are certainly keeping that under wraps despite all the other leaks/spoilers we've seen of Jon Snow post resurrection ... we have absolutely no clue or leaks about the actual method or who resurrects him! Everyone assumes it's Melisandre otherwise why did she conveniently show up at the wall in the finale? The red witch is a red herring? That has been my theory all along!  |
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Probably strengthens the theocracy theory.
