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Can you believe this ham?
Dumb and Dumber's superb writing.
We will never get the last book then
We just need to get his old computer when he dies.
The Cannibal never really vanished or died, it was reborn.
Ash Williams drops into game of thrones after falling through the portal with his car and weapons what will happen?
What is the most disturbing depiction of death/murder you’ve ever seen in a film?
for me it was Saving Private Ryan. Mellish getting killed while Upham is paralyzed with fear.
At this point, GRRM should end the story with Bran inventing Warg Time Travel and then using that to make Bobby and Ned (+ guards) find out about the Broken Tower Affair and then reveal the Tysha thing to Tyrion while he's at it.
He then reveals both of Littlefinger and Varys' plots to his Dad Hand, the story ends with a jolly feast in King's Landing, All the Baratheons, including the new members, the Legitimized Bastards, and Starks alike having a friendly talk, with only Bran knowing what happened during 'his' time. As for the North, the Wall is manned with fresh 'recruits' of houses Bolton and handful from the Westerlands, under the leadership of Jon Snow. And so ends the Song and Ice and Fire.
What a lovely ending~
Boys, we may be witnessing a final season so bad it makes GOT S8 look respectable
Would Aerion Targaryen have been a worse king than Maegor or Aenys Targaryen?
I actually think DeObia Oparei was a great casting choice for Areo Hotah. Too bad they wasted him and the entire Dorne plot line as a whole.
How terrible of a king would Viserys Targaryen be?
Viserys gets memed on a lot for obvious reasons, but I’ve always wondered how bad of a king he actually would’ve been if he successfully returned to Westeros.
Let’s say Khal Drogo actually agrees to cross the Narrow Sea with the full khalasar. Or maybe Viserys somehow finds another army. Or maybe those people who "drink secret toasts to your health” claim was actually true and tons of Targaryen loyalists rally to him once he lands.
He’s clearly unstable, entitled, paranoid, and obsessed with respect. But at the same time, the guy spent his entire childhood watching his family dynasty collapse, living homeless in exile, and growing up believing the throne was stolen from him. He’s basically a walking pile of trauma and delusions about destiny.
How terrible of a king would Viserys realistically be? Would he be worse than Joffrey?
Could Viserys have functioned as a decent king with strong advisors keeping him in check? Or was he doomed to become another Mad King no matter what?
Tywin showing to his engineers the plans for his Whore Tunnel
In case you don't know, the tunnel used by Tyrion to arrive to the brothel in ACOK, the one made by a previous hand of the king, it's theorized to have been made by his father Tywin. It's not openly said but I take it for canon and there are evidences
Basically Tywin made a tunnel to enter a brothel and have sex with prostitutes