Game of Thrones II

[saint.nick]

I'd love it if Arya kills he waif while fighting in the dark. It would make an ironic link back to when the Waif first starts beating up Arya in the street while she protests that she can't see - 'that's your problem, not mine'. Well now it is going to become her problem.

The Tom Hardy Bane dubs would also be funny

 

[hineyrulz]

I'd love it if Arya kills he waif while fighting in the dark. It would make an ironic link back to when the Waif first starts beating up Arya in the street while she protests that she can't see - 'that's your problem, not mine'. Well now it is going to become her problem.

The Tom Hardy Bane dubs would also be funny

Think it will happen, she blew the candle out and she was in complete darkness. After learning to fight blind it would give her a massive advantage.

 

[Walt Flanigan]

The Tom Hardy Bane dubs would also be funny

Haha "you think darkness is your ally?"

 

[hineyrulz]

Haha "you think darkness is your ally?"

:lol:

 

[saint.nick]

Haha "you think darkness is your ally?"

"I was borrrrn in it. Moulded by it."

 

[nick87]

:lol: i want that so badly now just to see those dubs

 

[Game_Breaker]

And right before Arya kills her

"Ahh, I was wondering what will break first. Your spirit... Or your body"

 

[Chook]

I'd love it if Arya kills he waif while fighting in the dark. It would make an ironic link back to when the Waif first starts beating up Arya in the street while she protests that she can't see - 'that's your problem, not mine'. Well now it is going to become her problem.

The Tom Hardy Bane dubs would also be funny

I think the show is becoming a bit predictable.

I'm predicting a fight in complete darkness, with the sound of someone dying and then the candle re-lite with the waif standing over the dead body of Arya...only for Arya's body to be found by Jaqen and he removes the face to reveal the waif and vice cersa for the real Arya.

Chook.

 

[McNulty]

I think the show is becoming a bit predictable.

I'm predicting a fight in complete darkness, with the sound of someone dying and then the candle re-lite with the waif standing over the dead body of Arya...only for Arya's body to be found by Jaqen and he removes the face to reveal the waif and vice cersa for the real Arya.

Chook.

In the season preview we see Arya running/jumping as if she is being chased and trying to escape

Not sure how that fits in to the theory

 

[Shorty]

I think the show is becoming a bit predictable.

I'm predicting a fight in complete darkness, with the sound of someone dying and then the candle re-lite with the waif standing over the dead body of Arya...only for Arya's body to be found by Jaqen and he removes the face to reveal the waif and vice cersa for the real Arya.

Chook.

Well....I didn't predict this lol.

Arya's storyline is irritating me because it seems somewhat stagnant, I don't think she's going to stay there much longer but what was the whole point of the thing?

 

[Walt Flanigan]

Well....I didn't predict this lol.

Arya's storyline is irritating me because it seems somewhat stagnant, I don't think she's going to stay there much longer but what was the whole point of the thing?

To learn assassin stuff

 

[McNulty]

To learn assassin stuff

Yup. GRRM is all about the long game

 

[Apey]

I think the show is becoming a bit predictable.

that's what happens when the source material is written at a snail's pace.

Some theories have had 20 years to be talked about.

 

[Walt Flanigan]

that's what happens when the source material is written at a snail's pace.

Some theories have had 20 years to be talked about.

I like hearing how R+L=J is so obvious, when there?s no way anyone could put it together from watching the show.

I?d laugh so hard if turned out not to be the case.

 

[perverse]

Having read an embarrassing amount of theorycrafting for the series and books (although I haven't read the books), I can't really see how R+L=j could possibly be wrong at this point. I feel like the show is heading in that direction through Bran, too. It'll be a big twist for me if they aren't Jon's parents at this point... but that's not the writers fault with the internet being what it is.

 

[Walt Flanigan]

Yeah it’s very likely to be the case. I’m sure there will be more to it though.

 

[Game_Breaker]

I like hearing how R+L=J is so obvious, when there?s no way anyone could put it together from watching the show.

I?d laugh so hard if turned out not to be the case.

If it wasn't for the internet I probably wouldn't have even known about that theory. A bit of a shame though, reading or watching the theory confirmed without having any prior knowledge would've been quite a plot twist

 

[Walt Flanigan]

If it wasn't for the internet I probably wouldn't have even known about that theory. A bit of a shame though, reading or watching the theory confirmed without having any prior knowledge would've been quite a plot twist

Yeah I watched the first 3 series before I read the books and up until then I thought Jon was going to Robert and Lyanna?s and Ned was hiding him from Robert. The books make the other theory pretty obvious though.

 

[saint.nick]

I think the show is becoming a bit predictable.

I'm predicting a fight in complete darkness, with the sound of someone dying and then the candle re-lite with the waif standing over the dead body of Arya...only for Arya's body to be found by Jaqen and he removes the face to reveal the waif and vice cersa for the real Arya.

Chook.

That can't happen because it's impossible for the Waif to be wearing Arya's face if Arya has never died.

A fight in darkness is predictable, but also makes sense. When it's surrounded by contextual foreshadowing, i.e. Arya fighting blind, it's good writing. It gives a meaningful and visible purpose to Arya's blind training.

 

[CGD]

He's referred to as the Night's King in the books.

*edit* and the TV show according to IMDB http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0512154/

Yeah, I dunno about the books. I've read some people say the Night's King was the 13th Lord Commander of the Watch. The Night King is the head of the White Walkers.

But the show is definitely calling him the Night King. Bran calls him that after he had his arm grabbed. Benjen called him that this last episode.