Game of Thrones Season 8 Prep | Foreshadowing – What You Missed Part 9

So is Cercei the pig or is it the boar? Both killed him, one directly, and the other indirectly.

Well, if Cat & LF had an unholy plot for her to sit by LF's side as his Queen after he took over the iron throne, then he wouldn't betray that trust. Cat could be leading Ned by the nose to his doom because she found out about his unholy deal with her father to get the Tully's to join Robert's Rebellion to save Robert followed by Ned returning with Jon.

That was a pretty good Jsnow impersonation.

On someone else's thread they believe that Arya did not kill the waif. They believe the Waif killed Arya because in the scene where Arya kills old man Fray she uses her right hand to slit his throat and Arya is left handed. What do you think about that?

Remember that the Starks were the "Kings of Winter" so "Winter is Coming" is very much a threat

You sounded a lot more like Theon than Jon.

Loving this series. The rich cripple is Jaime. He described himself as such in a world of ice and fire.

Isn't a lance a spear or some part of a weapon? Foreshadowing Cersei using him as a weapon to kill Robert perhaps..

I wish I could have given you two thumbs up for the Jon Snow impression. 😉

The eye of the big blue-eyed giant is GRRM's!

still irks me that she spent all that damn time training and in the end she killed the waif with Mikken's sword and a braavos stance she learned in Kings Landing.

"… Damn that was a mouthful." <3 hahaha

But did arya kill the waif? Are we 100% sure? Or is she noone completing the list as a tribute to arya to becomes truly noone?

So Big Ali Thorne was sent to the wall for fighting for the targs? but barry the bold stayed on the kings guard. bit brutal. but thorne got what he deserved, and he is not a patch on barry the bold.(legend) def one of my top 5

Id be inclined to say Jamie was a better man than robert,,,,, then again, he pushed Bran out the window…. but saying Robert aint that bad a guy…hhhmmm.. having babies killed…. pretty much a savage no matter the circumstances

love the little back stories, I,E Thorne fighting for the targs… cheers man

In the part where you discuss Brans "wakening' it shows a vision of the three eyed raven flying thru the crypts of Winterfell.. do you think this points to how Jon will discover his true bloodline?

I'm curious to know why the white didn't kill Sam when he first seen them north of the wall. When he was hiding behind that rock. The white seen him but didn't kill him 🤔

Everytime a Stark says Winter is Coming, a White Walker is born.

I'm always hoping yet fearing that the entire story is a troll job and there will be some fucked up ending to the series, like the story taking place inside the eye of a giant. Imagine that, it's a 20+ year long troll.

awesome job, keep it up. and fwiw, being a fellow southerner, I love your accent!

Actors who played Old Nan & King Robert were excellent casting choices. I too would like to see Ser Alliser's face why he realizes Jon is a Targaryen – that option still exists in the books since he's away on a ranging mission when Jon is killed. so he's still alive.

When Ned told Arya that she needed to use it properly, i think it was just a comment he was cluing her in that he was going to hire Syrio Forel.

Needle is Arya's only reminder of what she was deep down. Jaqen H'ghar instructed her to throw everything away belonging to Arya Stark so she can start being nobody. But she couldn't bear parting with Needle when she was tossing her belongings in the river. In a way, she failed becoming a full fledged faceless man.

The Westeros play was a catalyst for regaining her losing identity (this feels like an intentional test by Jaqen, but it's probably just my tinfoil hat talking). She took her identity back when she had a final showdown with the waif.