Considering that we've now gotten an important death and a character meeting that hasn't occurred yet in the books, how much is already being adapted from Winds of Winter?
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I believe this season is supposed to stray from the books quite a bit, thought I read that somewhere.
I just wondered something in a Google search and found out that my eye is sometimes very accurate!
Wyndham Enlists 'Game Of Thrones' Actor As Loyalty Program Mascot 05/12/2015
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It seems that none of the members here watch the show, and yet I continue posting. Here is a fact about the season 5 finale that I was unaware of, didn't even notice the trickery:
Game of Thrones: Lena Headey's nude body double revealed - Telegraph
Game of Thrones: Lena Headey's nude body double revealed - Telegraph
I watch and and was actually unaware of this thread
I heard on Twitter that they used a body double for that scene, before I even watched the last episode. Then I saw it in understood why she would. Could you imagine having to go through something like for real.
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Oh there is no way he is done. That witch is going to bring him back and then all hell is going to break loose there on the wall. Those that betrayed him won't be around for long IMO
Yeah, the first 5 or 6 were somewhat drawn out set ups, but the last 4 showed us the consequences which was more than satisfactory.
From what I hear he takes forever to write the books so at that rate the show will be over before he puts out the next one
Beginning of the season was a little slow but finished really well
Beginning of the season was a little slow but finished really well
From what I have read as well, this season ended nearly at the same spots as the books. So I think the show runners are all caught up, and now free to fill in the spaces as they wish. And I also believe Snow will be back. too obvious with Melisandre arriving just before, and Stannis being well.....maybe dead? That one gets to me more than Snow. How can they NOT show the result of Brienne and Stannis? That little tid bit of not showing makes me think that maybe he isn't dead (another failure for Brienne LOL)
Same thing happened when she gave birth to the dragons, was a very good scene, seems she finally will have control over the Dothraki. I have been wondering if her and snow could rule the Iron Throne together, then it possible they are related. Other possibility, Daenerys ruling in the South and Snow in the North.
Finally, this season is heating up after a couple slow episodes.
Looking forward to seeing Snow and the Wildings take back Winterfell. I truly despise Ramsay Bolton.
it's looking almost certain that snow & daenerys are related. It's looking like lyanna is snow's mother and raegon (sp) is his father. Ned took him as his own when his sister died shortly after giving birth. So he's a Stark/Targaryen
Wow, some of you hopped on early to this show. I never saw the first years or birth etc.
Which one is Raegon and why is he a Stark/Targaryen?
Which one is Raegon and why is he a Stark/Targaryen?
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Rhaegar is never seen, he was Dany's brother, and kidnapped Ned Stark's sister, Jon Snows aunt, when she was betrothed to Robert. It was said they were actually in love and he was killed by King Robert, and she died mysteriously in captivity in the tower of joy, supposedly during childbirth.
as misterID says Rhaegar (raegon lol I must have been tired) "kidnapped" lyanna stark years before the first book/episode. She is mentioned a few times as part of the backstory. A couple of episodes ago we saw Bran flashbacking to watch Ned come to rescue his sister, killing Ser Arthur Dayne who was her guard/jailer. The inference being that she's birthing Jon and dies in the process leaving Ned with a dilemma. If he admits to Robert that he's Lyanna & Rhaegar's son (which makes Jon a Stark/Targaryen) then Robert will surely kill him. So he "adopts" him as his own bastard son.
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