Game of Thrones Season 7 Jon Snow and The Dead Starks

Littlefinger is telling Jon "How many people had to die because Rhagar chose your mother?"

"I'm ready I'm ready I'm ready! " LOL

watching the god damned countdown clock as we speak!

Tywin melted down Ned Stark's sword, it can't be down in the crypt!

can someone explain? is there an actual episode for season 7 episode 1 other than the recap episode "The Story So Far"? I think it's supposed to be called Dragonstone

I honestly dont think thats neds tomb when did they have time to build it if winterfell was in control of the boultons? I dont know i dont think so

I totally agree that Bran is not at Winterfell when the scene with LF in the crypts take place. I am so fucking hyped to see Jon put him up against the Wall the same way Ned did. I just pray to the Old Gods and New that Baelish is exposed this season. I do not think that Jon Snow will find out about his parentage until Season 8. Winter is Here!!!!

This is one of the best intros (Little Bear)! I think Baelish was pissed at Brandon Stark and when Lyanna ran away with Raegar she told Baelish (or he saw them. I think there is a video floating around that suggests something similar), and he lied to Brandon that Rhaegar kidnapped her. And we all know this led to war, fall of the Targaeryans, deaths of a few Starks, Ned marrying Catelyn and becoming the Head of House Stark, raising Jon. I think after Baelish realized that he could manipulate events through the right lies that this put him on the path of Littlefinger. I don't think he ever knew that they had a baby, Jon, or he would have used that to his advantage at some point before now. Or maybe this is the info he could drop that would put Sansa as Queen of the North. I think that the Northern houses would reject Jon if they knew he had Targaryan blood. This could cause problems. And how could anyone Prove that Lyanna & Rhaegar loved each other. A marriage certificate could mean anything since Rhaegar was the son of the King. There are just too many variables and prejudices working against Jon if the Northern houses learn of his true parentage. I mean look at what feats Jon has had to successfully do, and they 'knew' he was Ned's kid and the best he has is Begrudging respect from the Northern houses. Honestly, the whole system of Westeros bastards and bannermen and bull shit 'game of thrones' is whack. I just want to point out that Dany is bringing a shit ton of mouths to feed to an area that has been warring and killing for six seasons. These guys knew 'winter is coming'. They knew that it was autumn. But they called out their bannermen, burned fields and farms, polluted the bay with wildfire, and fed stored crops to invading armies. They're all gonna starve. The Night King is gonna roll in and tumbleweeds will be tumbling by 🍻🔥🗡🐲🐺

That is the bittersweet part about the ending, all Jon has ever wanted was to be a Stark, but he is not, and sitting on the Iron Throne is no consolation

stop spoiling everything

I am already disappointed that Jon doesn't change his surname into Stark. To keep the North united under a legitimate ruler this would have been an excellent move. He would have quickly dealt with every legitimacy issue. This is officially the first huge plot hole of Season 7. I really hoped he finally became a Stark when he was proclaimed king in the north.

I am terribly afraid the North storyline is going to be the worst this season, with Sansa power struggling around. Couldn't just invent another better storyline ? I mean come on… literally nobody is hyped for this Sansa vs Jon, it's a plot that makes no sense (even Kit Harington admitted that Sansa is terribly annoying). I feel like the writers could have given her a better story arc, like maybe Jon sent her in the Vale to use her manipulation skills to gain full control over Robyn Arryn, in my opinion it would have been better and also give the character more satisfaction to finally demonstrate she learned something useful.

It generally feels like the entire show has been dumbed a bit down (especially in the politics). If even the Starks are going to betray each other after all they've been through honestly nobody deserves to survive in this story, I am really starting to root for the Night King.

I don't want to hate too much, but I think simply people that say GoT is perfect should just stop, it's a beautiful show, but it's not perfect, it's full of flaws and plot hole, still pretty amazing anyway. LOTR is better tho imo.

Congrats on 2k
And also do you think
Normal valarion steel can kill the nightsking

We know no King,but the King in the North, who's name is Stark/Snow/Targaryen.

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