Game of Thrones begins....

[The Larch]

[spoiler]There's also a chance he doesn't get offed.[/spoiler]

[spoiler]Can't see it not happening, the whole Wall plotline is following the books pretty narrowly, only sped up. And it'd make for a great season finale.[/spoiler]

[Admiral Yi]

[spoiler]Can't see it not happening, the whole Wall plotline is following the books pretty narrowly, only sped up. And it'd make for a great season finale.[/spoiler]

[spoiler]Well, I think the script writers have made a conscious decision to depart from Martin's never-ending subplot and flowering entropy and lack of resolution.  Rob's assasination would just create more uncertainty and lack of resolution.  Not saying i'll bet money on it, but I see it as a possibility.[/spoiler]

[The Larch]

[spoiler]Can't see it not happening, the whole Wall plotline is following the books pretty narrowly, only sped up. And it'd make for a great season finale.[/spoiler]

[spoiler]Well, I think the script writers have made a conscious decision to depart from Martin's never-ending subplot and flowering entropy and lack of resolution.  Rob's assasination would just create more uncertainty and lack of resolution.  Not saying i'll bet money on it, but I see it as a possibility.[/spoiler]

[spoiler]I guess you mean Jon. At most I'm willing to accept the Caesaring to happen next season instead of this one, after all in the books the deed is done after a whole book of coming and going accomodating the Wildlings at Castle Black, with tension brewing, but it'd make for a quite lousy storyline for the Watch next season. My money is still on the end of this one.[/spoiler]

[Razgovory]

Christ it's like the CIA is posting here.

[Norgy]

[spoiler]There's also a chance he doesn't get offed.[/spoiler]

[spoiler]I think it's almost certain that the last scene is his stabbing and a fade-to-black to keep it uncertain as to whether he's dead or not.[/spoiler]

Probably.

I have no idea how many seasons the people behind GoT have in mind. But it would feel a bit futile if the Arya storyline doesn't go anywhere. The Bran one seems to be ignored in this season (and thank any deity for that).

[spoiler]When Jon Snow finds his sword, he can withstand the White Walker's attack and kill it. Is it because it is, like Ned Stark's sword, Valyrian steel?[/spoiler]

[The Larch]

[spoiler]There's also a chance he doesn't get offed.[/spoiler]

[spoiler]I think it's almost certain that the last scene is his stabbing and a fade-to-black to keep it uncertain as to whether he's dead or not.[/spoiler]

Probably.

I have no idea how many seasons the people behind GoT have in mind. But it would feel a bit futile if the Arya storyline doesn't go anywhere. The Bran one seems to be ignored in this season (and thank any deity for that).

[spoiler]When Jon Snow finds his sword, he can withstand the White Walker's attack and kill it. Is it because it is, like Ned Stark's sword, Valyrian steel?[/spoiler]

Yes, it is.

Also, with how the show is going, Arya's storyline seems even more ridiculous, now doing a Molly Malone impersonation.

[Admiral Yi]

How is it ridiculous?  She's learning Many Faces field craft.

[Norgy]

How many on her list are left?

[Josephus]

Speculation for the end of the season tying up with the books:

[spoiler]Is it me or is it shaping up to Olly, the young boy at the Watch, being the one who will stab Jon when he returns for allying with the Wildlings?[/spoiler]

Yes, after Sam's speech yesterday it's shaping up to be him.

[The Larch]

How is it ridiculous?  She's learning Many Faces field craft.

It's ridiculous because while she goes after shady insurance dealers with no relation to her whatsoever her brothers and sisters are battling for the fate of their homeland.

[Admiral Yi]

It's ridiculous because while she goes after shady insurance dealers with no relation to her whatsoever her brothers and sisters are battling for the fate of their homeland.

What do you want her to do?  Storm into King's Landing and impale all the Lannisters with her knitting needle?

[The Larch]

It's ridiculous because while she goes after shady insurance dealers with no relation to her whatsoever her brothers and sisters are battling for the fate of their homeland.

What do you want her to do?  Storm into King's Landing and impale all the Lannisters with her knitting needle?

Don't know, I just really dislike her whole faceless men storyline, both in the books and in the show. I feel it's pointless.

[Norgy]

I'd like her to write angry letters to the editor.

[The Minsky Moment]

How is it ridiculous?  She's learning Many Faces field craft.

It's ridiculous because while she goes after shady insurance dealers with no relation to her whatsoever her brothers and sisters are battling for the fate of their homeland.

As far as she knows, she has no brothers or sisters.

[The Larch]

How is it ridiculous?  She's learning Many Faces field craft.

It's ridiculous because while she goes after shady insurance dealers with no relation to her whatsoever her brothers and sisters are battling for the fate of their homeland.

As far as she knows, she has no brothers or sisters.

Even if she knows that at least Jon and Sansa are still around, I mean it as a comparison of her character and the others, not about what she might know or not. Arya the ninja assassin just seems way too ridiculous for me.