She does have a point, but don't yell it in front of the entire court and undermine Jon's authority.
Plus, at this point, what are the options? When Lich King lite is knocking at your door, now's not the time to stay in your hole and hope things work out. Jon needs dragonglass, and he needs dragons too. Dany has both.
The Starks have been taking L's since Roberts Rebellion. Hell, theyve pretty much been the stepping mat for generations, always getting betrayed or having their sense of morality bit them in the ass. Maybe Jon has seen enough the world to call for an independent North free of the other kingdoms. Jon is experienced enough to best Dany but his is notoriously naive and short sighted...like most Stark kings.
Anyone notice Jons new accent and vernacular? It had me going even if it seemed over the top and a bit out of character. Its like he was rejecting "the kings speech" and picking up Wildling mannerisms. Maybe it was just overacting but I definitely noticed a change.
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A curiosity: these northern lords sure are spending a lot of time at Winterfell
Yes, since it clearly went over your head: Someone who can't even form a complete, coherent sentence has no right criticizing the writing of anyone else.
But by all means, feel free to claim that English isn't your first language, which I'm sure will be your attempt at an excuse. It always is with people like you.
Im not sure if the entire fleet was destroyed. You also have the North who will love nothing more but to fuck over the Lannisters. I can see Jon gladly filling that void if it means not going to KL and a swift end to the Dany vs Cersei fight.
Im still hanging onto my prediction that the Whites are going cause any kind of resolution to the war to come to a swift end.
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lol IKR - just another dumb young popstar. And nobody cares that 14 year old girls walk around reciting the lyrics.
SERIOUSLY with Sansa. Like didn't they just have this discussion?? They're going overboard with the "powerful women" bit. I watch alot of reaction videos and most of the women act annoyed when Sansa undermines him because it's not a gender thing, it's a common sense thing. So if it's audience pandering then it ain't working.
I just barely started the book and haven't gotten to anything with Varys yet. Lots of characters have deviated from the books though I hear. Euron being one of them. Someone even told me that Robb isn't a POV character in the books, yet in the show he's the main protagonist from season 2 till season 4.
ps regarding Sansa - she calmed down immediately when Jon gave her the reigns. IDK if that's a signal she could be yearning for power or control
Don't know... characters like Varys, Littlefinger, Tyrion feel like empty shells this season. Where is their witty dialogue? The writing seems to be quite poor so far. Even Jon and Sansa are acting like retards, Sansa continuously undermining Jon in public, etc. Davos used to have great lines as well, but now: "What breaths fire?" Duhhh
Although Missandei is hot as fuck that scene was bullshit.
I liked Arya and Hot Pie. Euron was cool too.
Yup, they never left after outting the Boltens (spelling) because they went straight into reforming the kingdom and dealing with the coming Whites.
Remember the North has been a conflict zone for years now, theres a lot of diplomatic house cleaning. And why go home before planning for the Whites?
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It was Nymeria. What she said was a callback to a conversation that she and Ned had back in season 1. D&D even discuss this since in the aftershow. "That's not you" means that Nymeria has her own life now, just like Arya didn't want to be some wife popping out babies in some castle.
You're getting it wrong. She meant that it wasn't the wolf's destiny to be her pet at Winterfell. The wolf leads a pack now. Remember when Ned told Arya that one day she would be married and her sons would be lords, and she said "That's not me"? That's what the scene with the wolf was about.
She made a reference to what she had told Ned in earlier seasons: "that's not me" when Ned told her she had a bright future as the wife of a lord in a castle somewhere. In a sense Nymeria told her the same thing in this scene by turning around and going her separate way.