Game of Thrones Season 6 Discussion [SPOILERS WITHIN]

[SteelCurtain]

Oh, and what was the rumor that Qyburn was investigating?

Maybe caches of wildfire underneath Baelor's Sept? How many times has Cersei said she'd burn the Red Keep to the ground to save her children? She's got one left. You think she gives a fuck about The Great Sept of Baelor?

Maybe Tyrion in Mereen?

Maybe Sansa alive in the North?

[Homeless Nutter]

Oh, and what was the rumor that Qyburn was investigating?

Maybe caches of wildfire underneath Baelor's Sept? How many times has Cersei said she'd burn the Red Keep to the ground to save her children? She's got one left. You think she gives a fuck about The Great Sept of Baelor?

That seems most likely.

Maybe Tyrion in Mereen?

I doubt this information would be helpful to her right now. Also Qyburn's words - "More. Much more." -wouldn't make much sense.

Maybe Sansa alive in the North?

She already knew Sansa was alive in the North and married to Bolton - Littlefinger told her himself, right after dropping the girl at Winterfell. Maybe it's about Jon and Sansa trying to rally lords against Boltons, but again - why would Quyburn say "much more"? Jon and Sansa have been largely unsuccessful so far and anyway - an upcoming skirmish between Boltons and some wildlings wouldn't seem like a thing to be particularly concerned about, in Cersei's current position.

Whatever it is, it doesn't seem like we'll find out next week, as - judging by the preview - next episode will be all about the North. Personally - I think Cersei burning the Sparrows would make for a decent season closer. And a fairly easy one to write, without confusing even the least committed viewers - there's almost no setup needed. I can't think of anything else the writers could do at this point, without pulling stuff out of nowhere. Everything they set up this - and the previous - season, as a potential solution to Cersei's problems failed - Jamie, Tyrell's army, zombified the Mountain...

[SteelCurtain]

Oh, and what was the rumor that Qyburn was investigating?

Maybe caches of wildfire underneath Baelor's Sept? How many times has Cersei said she'd burn the Red Keep to the ground to save her children? She's got one left. You think she gives a fuck about The Great Sept of Baelor?

That seems most likely.

Maybe Tyrion in Mereen?

I doubt this information would be helpful to her right now. Also Qyburn's words - "More. Much more." -wouldn't make much sense.

Maybe not helpful in her current situation. I'm guessing as she asked him at that moment, it's probably something like the wildfire, which we've been hinted at this season already. Either way, Tyrion alive in Mereen with a dragon queen with a horde of horse warriors about to steal some Harpy ships which were kindly delivered to her front doorstep and cross the narrow sea would be of note to the king, and might sway his attention from the faith for a bit. But, you're right, probably not what she was looking for right at that moment.

Maybe Sansa alive in the North?

She already knew Sansa was alive in the North and married to Bolton - Littlefinger told her himself, right after dropping the girl at Winterfell. Maybe it's about Jon and Sansa trying to rally lords against Boltons, but again - why would Quyburn say "much more"? Jon and Sansa have been largely unsuccessful so far and anyway - an upcoming skirmish between Boltons and some wildlings wouldn't seem like a thing to be particularly concerned about, in Cersei's current position.

Completely forgot about that conversation with Baelish.

Much more here, again, could be the wildlings south of the wall, the raven that Sansa sent being intercepted by the little birds, all again of note for the king---to get his head back in the game, as it were. But, you're right, probably not what Cersei is thinking about in that moment. She's thinking---how do I save my ass now that my ace in the hole has been flushed.

Whatever it is, it doesn't seem like we'll find out next week, as - judging by the preview - next episode will be all about the North. Personally - I think Cersei burning the Sparrows would make for a decent season closer. And a fairly easy one to write, without confusing even the least committed viewers - there's almost no setup needed. I can't think of anything else the writers could do at this point, without pulling stuff out of nowhere. Everything they set up this - and the previous - season, as a potential solution to Cersei's problems failed - Jamie, Tyrell's army, zombified the Mountain...

These next two episodes are going to be fast and furious. They have to be. I imagine we've seen the last of Arya this season. I feel like the next episode will be all Bolton vs Jon/wildlings. With the Vale rolling in Gandalf style at the last minute. Then, fire. In Mereen and King's Landing.

[Whateverist]

Oh, and what was the rumor that Qyburn was investigating?

Maybe caches of wildfire underneath Baelor's Sept? How many times has Cersei said she'd burn the Red Keep to the ground to save her children? She's got one left. You think she gives a fuck about The Great Sept of Baelor?

Maybe Tyrion in Mereen?

Maybe Sansa alive in the North?

I'll be rooting for the caches of wildfire.

[FatAndFaithless]

The final two episodes are directed by the guy who did Hardhome last season, so I'm pretty pumped for them.

[Whateverist]

Wow. The resolution of Arya's Bravos plot was such crap...  Shouldn't be surprised - clever writing went out of the window on the show a couple of seasons ago, but still... How did all this running, tumbling, hacking and slashing in public was supposed to make Arya "no one" all of a sudden?  Oh, well - f*ck it, whatever. At least it's over and I won't have to look at Jaqen's idiotic smirk anymore.

I was very disappointed too.  I can't imagine that a faceless trained assassin would have failed to inflict fatal damage with the opportunity the waif had.  For the writers to smooth it over by having the actress say how she often would stab and then repair her ex .. total crap.  And the fleeing leading to the place where needle is stashed?  Lousy 'plan'.

[AkiraTheViking]

Lets talk about the most exciting thing that happened in this episode.

The Hound flopped his wiener, granted he was taking a piss, but it still counts. I guess they read my comment. XD

But in all seriousness how epic has it that she just showed up behind the guy and beheaded him. When that happened I was as excited as a school boy who doesn't have to go to school that day. Loved how he slaughtered the rest. And the "Fuck You" "Cunt" joke was hilarious. Too bad he only got to hang the remaining 2. Boring.

Loved that Cerci's body guard killed one of those avengelical assholes. Those fuckers just manages to grind this show to a halt. I enjoyed every minute of that beheading. I just wish we could've seen it from the front view.

Tirian trying to make the translator and the soilder guy to drink and tell a joke was cute. You can tell soilder boy was lovin making his bae laugh. Unfortunately Tirian's plans backfired on him. But Khaleesi is back and stronger than before.

And Aryia, sucks that the lady who took care of her died. I am now convinced that Aryia is the Superman, err, Supergirl of this series. Only she she can jump 2 stories twice, roll on step, run , get up and fight in the dark all while having a wound to the abdomen for all those things and still survive. Aryia is coming home, all the Starks are. Time to Roll Out and get back Winterfell.

[Whateverist]

Lets talk about the most exciting thing that happened in this episode.

The Hound  flopped his wiener, granted he was taking a piss, but it still counts. 

Your eyes are either much better than mine or else your tele is huge.  For a man that big he may have the smallest member of all time.  If they didn't show the piss hitting the water I would have thought he was miming taking a piss.  That was no wiener.  Poor guy.

[Iroscato]

Must admit this is the first time I've felt somewhat compelled to rewatch a man taking a piss just to check. This is a strange day for me.

[Homeless Nutter]

[...] Aryia is coming home, all the Starks  are. Time to Roll Out and get back Winterfell.

Yeah, about that... How come no one in the North is mentioning Bran - like - at all. I mean - on the show Jon has known, that Bran was alive and gallivanting around White Walker country, for a couple of seasons now - doesn't seem like it's been bothering him much. I'm not sure if he fancies himself the heir of Winterfell, or if he's rallying banners in Sansa's name - but he doesn't seem to mention Bran or Rikkon, even though - if alive - they would have a better claim to the North, being true-born and male. 

And even if Jon is just an uncaring bastard, now that Rikkon re-surfaced, several people should be at least wondering about the fate of his older brother, as it's become apparent, that Theon Greyjoy didn't actually kill the Stark boys.