Game of Thrones

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Also it was a body double.

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RIP Jon... I don't foresee a resurrection.

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Anonymous wrote:RIP Jon... I don't foresee a resurrection.

I disagree. Melisandre has conveniently returned to the Wall. And we saw Thoros using the Lord of Light's power way back when to resurrect Lord Beric after he dueled the Hound...

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:RIP Jon... I don't foresee a resurrection.

I disagree. Melisandre has conveniently returned to the Wall. And we saw Thoros using the Lord of Light's power way back when to resurrect Lord Beric after he dueled the Hound...

+1

Why the hell else would she be there?

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Anonymous wrote:Also it was a body double.

Yes, this was quite obvious. You could see the composting around the face on the medium shots.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:RIP Jon... I don't foresee a resurrection.

I disagree. Melisandre has conveniently returned to the Wall. And we saw Thoros using the Lord of Light's power way back when to resurrect Lord Beric after he dueled the Hound...

+1

Why the hell else would she be there?

AND no Lady Stone Heart, so they have been saving themselves up for another resurrected Stark to take her place...

[Anonymous]

So I've read the books and am on Season 4 in the series. I'm getting the feeling that the HBO show is doing it's own thing

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It's 630 miles from Winterfell to the Wall. Melisandre's horse must be turbocharged. And she didn't have any supplies or gear.

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Anonymous wrote:So I've read the books and am on Season 4 in the series. I'm getting the feeling that the HBO show is doing it's own thing

Yes. Season 4 is mostly the second half of the third book. Season 5 pulls from books 4 and 5 and also provides information the book readers do not have. Also, many of the more boring storylines from book 4 are omitted and several are consolidated.

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Does anyone else have a feeling that this is mainly a kind of chess match between Littlefinger (representing human/darkness/selfishness) and Varys (representing divine/reincarnation/light? Also anyone think Varys is possibly in cahoots with the White Walkers and maybe the humans are on the wrong side of things? Of course most characters aren't completely evil or good in this series (which I like).

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone else have a feeling that this is mainly a kind of chess match between Littlefinger (representing human/darkness/selfishness) and Varys (representing divine/reincarnation/light? Also anyone think Varys is possibly in cahoots with the White Walkers and maybe the humans are on the wrong side of things? Of course most characters aren't completely evil or good in this series (which I like).

Interesting theory. I don't know though...while the White Walkers aren't especially "evil," I think the only good thing about them is you know what to expect from them. All they want is death. I think the "good" undead are those tree elves that showed up when Bran was in trouble. (Are they undead? Or just really long-living? Anyway...)

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone else have a feeling that this is mainly a kind of chess match between Littlefinger (representing human/darkness/selfishness) and Varys (representing divine/reincarnation/light? Also anyone think Varys is possibly in cahoots with the White Walkers and maybe the humans are on the wrong side of things? Of course most characters aren't completely evil or good in this series (which I like).

In one of the books Arya overhears Varys and Littlefinger conspiring, so I get the sense that the two of them are often, if not always, in cahoots. I don't think any of the humans are allied with the White Walkers, but rather their own internal politics. I think that's kind of the point -- that they are unaware of their real enemy/threat.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone else have a feeling that this is mainly a kind of chess match between Littlefinger (representing human/darkness/selfishness) and Varys (representing divine/reincarnation/light? Also anyone think Varys is possibly in cahoots with the White Walkers and maybe the humans are on the wrong side of things? Of course most characters aren't completely evil or good in this series (which I like).

Interesting theory. I don't know though...while the White Walkers aren't especially "evil," I think the only good thing about them is you know what to expect from them. All they want is death. I think the "good" undead are those tree elves that showed up when Bran was in trouble. (Are they undead? Or just really long-living? Anyway...)

No, they're not undead. They're the "children of the forest."

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Anonymous wrote:Lena Headey - nice body - 41 years old - no excuses ladies!

jon snow isn't really dead - I believe melisandre will resurrect him some how (even if it isn't in the same body). I wouldn't mind it if he was dead as I find his character so very boring, but he's too big of a deal to be dead-dead.

How the hell does reek and sansa survive such a massive fall? The snow wasn't thick enough out there - it was still hard ground, yeah?

good riddance stannis.

Danaraeys - back in the hands of the dothraki - kal jhaqo was not her friend before. very interesting.

I wish however if she was dumped by drogon either in asshai (since it hasn't been ons creen yet) or much further north in Ibben.

Did you really need to go there? I agree she looked great - for any age - but come on. Whether or not your boobs sag or you have a stomach pooch or not at 41 post-kid depends on genetics.

That want Headey. A body double was used.

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Wasn't