Game of Thrones Season 7 Discussion [SPOILERS WITHIN]

[Clueless Morgan]

The problem isn't just in the weight, it's also in the biomechanics of how the wing muscles could get that weight into the air and keep it up there through flapping, since the dragons aren't gliders.

Yes they are gliders!
Look here at the start of the clip, a dragon gliding:

That gif clearly and obviously shows that the dragons must flap their wings in order to stay in the air.  What I was talking about was that they're not gliders in the way that condors, vultures, hawks and eagles glide and soar by using air currents in the atmosphere to stay aloft with the bare minimum of flapping their wings.

Boo that would be a sucky ending.

Yes it would, but it's also a "why doesn't he just...?" kind of ending.  If Bran can warg into the Night King... why doesn't he just... you know?

The only logical conclusion, then, is that that's something he can't do, at least right now.

Although... Bran said this episode he can see the past and the present, but I thought that other seer kid - the Love Actually one - said he could see the future too?

Booooooooooo, I was kay with not seeing them tatas again (too expensive)..but I expected some full frontal Jon or something?

I saw some tatas.



Are you sure you were looking in the right spot?

I agree that we needed some frontal on Jon, though.  I demand nudity equality! If we get tatas we also should get weewees!

Rushed is what you get when the gist of what happens is all a director/producer knows.  Still lots of redemption and that's all fun.  The Starks came together to put down a puppet master.  Even Bran chipped in with the best kind of eye witness evidence you can get .. the three eyed kind.

That was the kind of sneaky behind the scenes shit I don't like, but after a few days of sulking I'm okay with.  The problem I had with that storyline as it was playing out was that it made Sansa and Arya look like they were strangers to each other.  Sansa should know that Arya never wanted to be the Lady of Winterfell and Arya should know that Sansa's hand was being forced when she wrote that letter to Rob.

Luckily it worked out and I'm happy that sith lord finally got his comeuppance from his padawan - and that his padawan chose the light side of the force in the end.

Side story:
I just bought seasons five and six on DVD and have been watching the season five commentaries (which is a big factor in why I buy them) and in the episode commentated by Maisie Williams she makes the comment that watching Arya and Sansa's storylines is interesting because neither would be able to survive if their circumstances had been switched: if Arya had remained in King's Landing and Sansa had escaped.  Ayra was too defiant to last long with the Lannisters but Sansa could keep her head down and learn to play the game.  Sansa is too (for lack of a better word) soft to have survived Arya's adventure up the King's Road and would never have gone to Braavos.  And I noticed that that sentiment was shared by them when they were standing on the parapets.

But what the hell did the ice dragon knock the wall down with, bad breath?

Presumably it wasn't fire.  If it were ice you'd think the wall would just become thicker.  Dafuq happened there?  Not good.

I, too, thought it definitely wasn't fire, that wouldn't make sense for creatures from the north, but I did have the same question as you about why the ice wasn't just getting thicker if the dragon was breathing ice.

My conclusion:

It was magic destruction breath.

Or blue fire.

I guess we'll see when the ice-dragon breathes it onto something that would burn like a wooden house.

..Why couldn't the undead dragon resurrected by zombie magic and controlled by the uber-necromancer breathe fire?

Because that wouldn't make sense.

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Final thoughts:

I thought for a while that the conversation with Dany and Tyrion was setting up that Jon would be the line of succession because Dany can't have kids, but it was obvious that they were setting up the incestuous Auntie-Nephew thing (which, all things being considered, I'm actually totally for because they make a pretty attractive couple) so now I'm thinking that Jon has magic resurrection Targaryen sperm that's gonna knock Dany up OR it's revealed that Tyrion isn't really a Lannister and Tyrion is the Targaryen that continues the family line...  If they go with a dynastic family-inheritance type succession line and not a democratic vote-for-your-leader type one.

The "After the Episode" stuff was talking about the reveal about Jon setting up conflict in the future, but I think it'll be another Sansa vs Arya type thing where they'll make a big deal about Jon and Dany fighting to be ruler but it'll ultimately end up with Jon admitting that he doesn't want to rule and he'll cede power to Dany, even if they get married.

Cersei gonna die.

Honestly, though, she really is the master of her own destruction.  I was so happy when Jaime walked out on her.  The dude finally put the effort he was putting into growing back his sword hand into grow some balls and walked out on that bitch, good for him. All sympathy I had for her during her walk of shame is gone. That bitch gon die and I'm gon be happy.