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#6,451
^ All good man. I know you can't really control what people perceive as a spoiler. Just got my jimmies rustled a bit. My life is officially over until 2019. :p
 
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Volunteer_Kirby said:
^ All good man. I know you can't really control what people perceive as a spoiler. Just got my jimmies rustled a bit. My life is officially over until 2019. :p
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No problems...I got my jimmies rustled a bit also. It got to where you couldn't even have a conversation about THEORIES without a few guys having an aneruryism 😊
 
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butchna said:
What is a "half-aunt"? :huh:
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You have to come to Kentucky to find good inbreeding definitions like that..let me see if I can explain it to you. Let's use Cercie as example one..See she was both mother and full aunt to her children. Dany is only what normal people would call a real aunt to Jon, but in the inbred world she is only a half aunt because the blood is diluted by half..Do you understand now? 😉
 
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Daloth said:
I'm a bit bummed that Littlefinger went out like such a *****. Don't get me wrong, him dying was fine, but after his begging and pleading failed and Sansa said "Thank you for all you have taught me." He would've stopped the babbling, looked her dead in the eyes and said, "And with all I've taught you, you are as good as my heir. You best win the game."
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Yuck. It was a perfect ending for him.
 
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ToineMac said:
Not trying to be a d*ck but most of those same reputable sources said the same thing about season 6 & 7 leaks that got out too.
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The season 7 leaks came out way later and they felt way less like fan fiction. They haven't even given scripts to the actors yet, and this 'leaker' is describing things like he has actually watched the episodes.
 
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ToineMac said:
Not trying to be a d*ck but most of those same reputable sources said the same thing about season 6 & 7 leaks that got out too.
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Not the ones I follow. They were cautious, but they didn't just totally debunk them. Literally every one of them are calling B.S. on this.
 
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tvolsfan said:
The season 7 leaks came out way later and they felt way less like fan fiction. They haven't even given scripts to the actors yet, and this 'leaker' is describing things like he has actually watched the episodes.
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Exactly...you must follow some of the same cats I do.
 
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chavisut said:
I don't think I've seen anyone upset about theories on here.
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Me and a couple of others got *****ed at for discussing the R+L=J theory a long freaking time ago. Most of the legitimate theories like that one are almost decades old at this point except to show watchers only types.
 
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Volunteer_Kirby said:
Either way...posting potential Season 8 leaks, even if in "Spoiler" form, is the ultimate taboo!

Shame! Shame! Shame!
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Oh come on man..you have to assume anything under a spoiler tag is a "spoiler". At what point are you accountable for what you look at? That's on you for peeking. I'm not saying this in a mean way, I just really disagree. That is what the spoiler tags are for.
 
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Ulysees E. McGill said:
Me and a couple of others got *****ed at for discussing the R+L=J theory a long freaking time ago. Most of the legitimate theories like that one are almost decades old at this point except to show watchers only types.
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I don't recall that, but I'll take your word for it. That was definitely a theory I've always enjoyed and I do remember partaking in theory discussions on here before.
 
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chavisut said:
I don't recall that, but I'll take your word for it. That was definitely a theory I've always enjoyed and I do remember partaking in theory discussions on here before.
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It's just certain guys..even so I try to be careful now. I don't want to spoil anybody's enjoyment of the show, whether I personally think it's silly or not to be that way.
 
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chavisut said:
Yuck. It was a perfect ending for him.
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Not yuck. He was the man who started the entire motion of the plot. He's less of a coward and more of a grand strategist. Hell, if he hadn't walked into Bran literally being able to see anything in time and Arya being trained to be a female Hitman 47 with a built in lie detector he would've most likely would've been just fine in the end.

And it would've been far more chilling for the man who said "Chaos is a ladder" to recognize he was falling off it and look at the view on the way down than to scream like a child at how he almost got to the top. It felt extremely forced and thrown together.
 
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Daloth said:
Not yuck. He was the man who started the entire motion of the plot. He's less of a coward and more of a grand strategist. Hell, if he hadn't walked into Bran literally being able to see anything in time and Arya being trained to be a female Hitman 47 with a built in lie detector he would've most likely would've been just fine in the end.

And it would've been far more chilling for the man who said "Chaos is a ladder" to recognize he was falling off it and look at the view on the way down than to scream like a child at how he almost got to the top. It felt extremely forced and thrown together.
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i'll admit, the lack of anticipation of the stark sisters plotting against him, was a bit out of character given his lofty resume of being the grand schemer....

at the same time, as he's standing there, in that room, with those people and the way Sansa was, all stonefaced and all, i think LF just skipped to the end...he knew his goose was cooked, no more cards to play, and not a single "friend" in sight.

in that regard.....it was extremely gratifying to see him basically go out the same way Ned did...minus the martyrdom of course.
 
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Daloth said:
Not yuck. He was the man who started the entire motion of the plot. He's less of a coward and more of a grand strategist. Hell, if he hadn't walked into Bran literally being able to see anything in time and Arya being trained to be a female Hitman 47 with a built in lie detector he would've most likely would've been just fine in the end.

And it would've been far more chilling for the man who said "Chaos is a ladder" to recognize he was falling off it and look at the view on the way down than to scream like a child at how he almost got to the top. It felt extremely forced and thrown together.
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I think most book readers will agree that LF was written as a slimy cowardly weasel.
 
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LF knew he had used up all his equity in kings landing, and with Cersi making her play for the throne, he made the only move really available. what was really his undoing was not having a clue about how Danarys would rise, and he just threw in with the wrong "lady". plus he screwed himself by pawning Sansa off to Ramsey.

he just put his chips all in the wrong piles, and it finally caught up with him. his only goal was trying to find the path with the least amount of resistance...and he though Sansa was weak, and could be manipulated.

so, either he rides the Sansa Stark train to the top, or he uses her has leverage with Cersi to get back in the good graces....

i was thoroughly happy with his exit...exposed for what he was. Varys and Tyrian on the other hand...put in with the only ones that have any real shot at doing anything of substance against the Lannisters, and after, and their motives, at least up to this point, seem to be somewhat virtuous. something LF lacked immensely....maybe that's why he never tried with Danarys...knew she'd see thru it, and with Tyrian and Varys already there, where would he fit in, even under best case scenario?

he should have just stayed in the keep running the whore house.
 
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Daloth said:
Not yuck. He was the man who started the entire motion of the plot. He's less of a coward and more of a grand strategist. Hell, if he hadn't walked into Bran literally being able to see anything in time and Arya being trained to be a female Hitman 47 with a built in lie detector he would've most likely would've been just fine in the end.

And it would've been far more chilling for the man who said "Chaos is a ladder" to recognize he was falling off it and look at the view on the way down than to scream like a child at how he almost got to the top. It felt extremely forced and thrown together.
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LF was purely about himself. He wouldn't care about Sansa winning the game.

He was also a slimy, cowardly schemer and his reaction to finally being at his end is exactly how his character would react IMO.
 
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jakez4ut said:
LF knew he had used up all his equity in kings landing, and with Cersi making her play for the throne, he made the only move really available. what was really his undoing was not having a clue about how Danarys would rise, and he just threw in with the wrong "lady". plus he screwed himself by pawning Sansa off to Ramsey.

he just put his chips all in the wrong piles, and it finally caught up with him. his only goal was trying to find the path with the least amount of resistance...and he though Sansa was weak, and could be manipulated.

so, either he rides the Sansa Stark train to the top, or he uses her has leverage with Cersi to get back in the good graces....

i was thoroughly happy with his exit...exposed for what he was. Varys and Tyrian on the other hand...put in with the only ones that have any real shot at doing anything of substance against the Lannisters, and after, and their motives, at least up to this point, seem to be somewhat virtuous. something LF lacked immensely....maybe that's why he never tried with Danarys...knew she'd see thru it, and with Tyrian and Varys already there, where would he fit in, even under best case scenario?

he should have just stayed in the keep running the whore house.
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I'm trying to recall the timing, but didn't he bug out just before the Faith Militant took off? If he'd stayed in KL through that with his background, Septa Unella would've made him her beeotch.

There have been points where Varys and LF seemed to be counterbalances and I'm wondering if Varys may be next because he won't be able to help himself playing the game even after Danarys' warning.
 
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chavisut said:
LF was purely about himself. He wouldn't care about Sansa winning the game.

He was also a slimy, cowardly schemer and his reaction to finally being at his end is exactly how his character would react IMO.
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LF did challenge Brandon Stark to a duel for Catlyn Tully so I am not sure he's a complete coward although I get your point.
 
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