Game of Thrones

[Anonymous]

^ Yes, it's in the books.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm rewatching the series from the beginning. Bran woke up from his coma (after Jamie pushed him) at the moment Ned Stark killed Sansa's wolf.

Could it be possible that the wolf dies and Jon wakes up?

Also, Ned said "next time I see you, I'll tell you about your mother" as they parted was. Of course Ned hasn't seen him again but, if Jon and Ned are both dead, could They have a convo on the other side? When Jon wakes up he knows his destiny?

Noooo! I cannot handle anymore direwolf deaths. Is Arya's still alive?

I think Jon will know he is targaryen but won't know how. I'm guessing that is where Sam comes in, but IIRC, there is still one person alive that could know who his real parents are (he was at the tower).

What tower?

During the revolution Robert Baratheon lead against Crazy King Aerys (Dany's father), Prince Rhaegar (Dany's brother) was holed up in The Tower of Joy with Liliana Stark. Something happened there when Ned Stark attempted to rescue her. Liliana died. Everyone else who was there has died since, EXCEPT Howland Reed (father of Jojen and Meera who are with Bran).

How do you know this? I'm not questioning that it's true, just wondering if this came from the books?

[Anonymous]

^Yup, it's from the books.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^ Yes, it's in the books.

Thanks. My text got lost in the previous quote. Thank you for figuring out my question.

[Anonymous]

np. Happy to have other people to obsess with.

[Anonymous]

You will be very familiar with this "tower" by mid-season, based on the trailers that HBO has aired

I am still hoping against hope that a certain book character fond of hanging people will show up this season.

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Anonymous wrote:I still get a good laugh at the fact that Theon is Lily Allen's brother and she wrote a song about him re how stoned he always was.

Me too!!

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Anonymous wrote:I still get a good laugh at the fact that Theon is Lily Allen's brother and she wrote a song about him re how stoned he always was.

Me too!!

Alfie!!! http://youtu.be/-RgOm_WJKpE

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I'm rewatching the series from the beginning. Bran woke up from his coma (after Jamie pushed him) at the moment Ned Stark killed Sansa's wolf.

Could it be possible that the wolf dies and Jon wakes up?

Also, Ned said "next time I see you, I'll tell you about your mother" as they parted was. Of course Ned hasn't seen him again but, if Jon and Ned are both dead, could They have a convo on the other side? When Jon wakes up he knows his destiny?

Noooo! I cannot handle anymore direwolf deaths. Is Arya's still alive?

I think Jon will know he is targaryen but won't know how. I'm guessing that is where Sam comes in, but IIRC, there is still one person alive that could know who his real parents are (he was at the tower).

Yes, Arya's direwolf (Nymeria) is still alive and well, leading a pack of ordinary wolves on hunts in the Riverlands. Arya has dreamt about it from time to time, and there are a number of references to this marauding pack of wolves in the books.
http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Nymeria_%28direwolf%29

Now, my guess is that Howland Reed (who has not appeared yet in the TV series) will tell Jon about his true parentage. But how does Tyrion find out about his???

[Anonymous]

^ Maybe Tyrion manages to ride a dragon.

[Anonymous]

Does anyone else think that, in the Arya storyline, the girl who lives with the man with no face, who is teaching Arya to fight, is her old dancing master?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You will be very familiar with this "tower" by mid-season, based on the trailers that HBO has aired

I am still hoping against hope that a certain book character fond of hanging people will show up this season.

Me too. I've almost given up hope though did you see what the actress who plays Sansa said about that?

Also my suspicion is that Bran finds out about the ToJ through the weirwood network and somehow passes that info on to Jon.

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone else think that, in the Arya storyline, the girl who lives with the man with no face, who is teaching Arya to fight, is her old dancing master?

I hadn't thought of that, but I do think that makes sense!

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone else think that, in the Arya storyline, the girl who lives with the man with no face, who is teaching Arya to fight, is her old dancing master?

I hadn't thought of that, but I do think that makes sense!

I would love this to be true.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone else think that, in the Arya storyline, the girl who lives with the man with no face, who is teaching Arya to fight, is her old dancing master?

No, but earlier in the series i half expected her instructor to be one of the faceless men. Interesting idea. Is it the fighting sticks that made you draw the connection?