A Song of Ice and Fire **Spoilers** Now more TV talk!

[Oling_Roachinen]

Originally Posted by Tinordi

Very well done scene with Theon and the two girls. So much tension. I can't remember, in the book does he get his dick cut off?

Yeah it's implied he lost his dick. Ramsay asks Theon to get fake Arya ready for him on their wedding night and Theon's like I don't have the parts.

But the worst part is, Theon (well Reek) makes note that Ramsay never cut off anything without Reek begging him to do it. That means that Theon didn't just get his dick cut off, but flayed first and begged to have it taken off in the books.

[Bobblehead]

Yeah, people seem to be expecting an epic battle to decide things.

Only 3 episodes left. It is going to be busy.

[Tinordi]

Which major events transpire?

Red Wedding
Joffrey's wedding
Attach on castle black
Death of an Other
Attack on the Wall
Joramun's horn?
Battle of Yunkai

[Ped]

Originally Posted by Tinordi

Which major events transpire?

Red Wedding
Joffrey's wedding
Attach on castle black
Death of an Other
Attack on the Wall
Joramun's horn?
Battle of Yunkai

I don't think the purple wedding or the attack on the wall (by Mance) will happen this season (just guesses)

Red Wedding for sure. Probably Ygritte's death. Yunkai and Meereen too based on episode titles. I would imagine Sam slaying the Other almost has to.

[Oling_Roachinen]

Red Wedding is for sure.

I think Daenarys will take Yunkai, probably having it resolved in the finale episode as a bit of a pick me up after the Red Wedding which I believe will take place in the second last episode (like Eddard dieing in the first season). I also expect Jon to defect back to the Night's Watch and Davos to get out of his cell and convince Stannis not to burn Gendry.

I don't know about Joffrey's wedding, it would be a great season finale but it's a bit crammed and would leave next season a little less thrilling then this one. Although killing him in episode 1 or 2 next season doesn't make a ton of sense either.

Bran separating from Rickon probably occurs, but that would take like 5 seconds to do.

I'd bet that the final scene will somewhat parallel last seasons with Sam killing an Other instead of being surrounded by them if it doesn't happen soon here.

Edit:

Originally Posted by Ped

Yunkai and Meereen too based on episode titles.

Looked at the titles. Second sons obvious will deal with Yunkai, I don't know if it will be resolved but could be. Obviously episode 9 is Red Wedding. Episode 10 "Mhysa" (old tongue for Mother) could deal with the slaves in Yunkai calling Daenarys that but could have a bit of a double meaning with Joffrey trying to call for his while he dies.

[GreenLantern]

Last three episodes are

Second Sons

Rains of Castamere

Mysha? (a nickname for danny, if I got it right)

So from those three tittles safe to say that Danny comes across the Second Sons, Red Wedding, final episode has Danny sending Jorah off with Barristan and the ending is her disowning Jorah as she discovers he was a spy. My guess..

[Tinordi]

The series either ends with Lady Stoneheart or Bran meeting Cold Hands.

[Oling_Roachinen]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern

Final episode has Danny sending Jorah off with Barristan and the ending is her disowning Jorah as she discovers he was a spy. My guess..

Obviously they've changed bigger things in the book but that doesn't happen until after Mereen. I don't see Yunkai and Mereen being conquered when so much else is happening in these next 3 episodes as well. Not to mention they have to slow down on the Daenarys thing to begin with or else it's going to be a loooong wait with Daenarys in Mereen for the show watchers.

And mysha is mother in Yunkai language.

[Ped]

Originally Posted by Oling_Roachinen

Red Wedding is for sure.
I don't know about Joffrey's wedding, it would be a great season finale but it's a bit crammed and would leave next season a little less thrilling then this one. Although killing him in episode 1 or 2 next season doesn't make a ton of sense either.

Bran separating from Rickon probably occurs, but that would take like 5 seconds to do.

I'd bet that the final scene will somewhat parallel last seasons with Sam killing an Other instead of being surrounded by them if it doesn't happen soon here.

Edit:


Looked at the titles. Second sons obvious will deal with Yunkai, I don't know if it will be resolved but could be. Obviously episode 9 is Red Wedding. Episode 10 "Mhysa" (old tongue for Mother) could deal with the slaves in Yunkai calling Daenarys that but could have a bit of a double meaning with Joffrey trying to call for his while he dies.

I don't know, I think it would be awesome to have people talking about the RW all summer and then start off next season with the Purple Wedding.

Myhsa is Ghiscari so I can't imagine it has anything to do with Joffrey, but who knows for sure yet.

[Coys1882]

I don't think Melisandre is going to sacrifice Gendry - seduce him more like. Make another shadow baby to kill Joffery. Didn't she say Stannis didn't have the strength?

[Bigtime]

I love that line of "he's too busy supporting the entire quill pen economy of Westeros".

Daradon calling the Frey betrayal was well done, but he's still going to be shocked at what kind of betrayal it turns out to be.

[GreenLantern]

Right my bad, that was Mereen... hrmm ya they are building up to something with the kiddies, so could be cold hands.

So hard to remember what happened where, especially when you read the books so long ago..

[Hessen]

I'd love the season finale to end with the Red Wedding. Having Robb's bannermen cut down, Robb being shot and then Catelyns throat slit. Cut to the Hound and Arya outside watching the camps being torn asunder and fade to black.

The posts on these forums over the summer would be awesome to read with all the anger and speculation!

[Yasa]

I really hope they show Grey Wind's head being sewn onto Robb's body. The Freys are pretty screwed up. I forget how long before Lady Stoneheart shows up, but that should surprise a bunch of people.

I wonder how many people will be pissed off after the Red Wedding. I know I put the book down for a bit after.

[Bobblehead]

I don't think they will show Greywind's head being sewed- they didn't show the foreshadowing scene and I think the RW will be shocking enough.

And Tyrion's wedding will need to be soon as well - I think it happens right after the RW. Didn't Tyrion use that as his reason to not bed Sansa immediately; that she was still in shock that her remaining family (as she believes) has been slaughtered.

When will Sam earn his "Slayer" nickname? I was a bit surprised that didn't happen earlier, or at least when he was showing off the dragon glass knife to Gilly.

[YYC in LAX]

Originally Posted by Bobblehead

I don't think they will show Greywind's head being sewed- they didn't show the foreshadowing scene and I think the RW will be shocking enough.

I hope they do. Eddard's head on the spike solidified the fact that he was dead and how cruel that world can be. I think it's important they do it.

[GreenLantern]

Maybe that will be the fade out scene in Episode 9.. while The National sing Rains of Castermere..

[Bigtime]

Originally Posted by Yasa

I forget how long before Lady Stoneheart shows up, but that should surprise a bunch of people.

Wasn't she in the epilogue of book 3?

[WhiteTiger]

Originally Posted by Bobblehead

I don't think they will show Greywind's head being sewed- they didn't show the foreshadowing scene and I think the RW will be shocking enough.

And Tyrion's wedding will need to be soon as well - I think it happens right after the RW. Didn't Tyrion use that as his reason to not bed Sansa immediately; that she was still in shock that her remaining family (as she believes) has been slaughtered.

I hope that they do. As mentioned later, it's very much an exclamation point that Robb's dead.

Yes, that was Tyrion's excuse. Something like "Do you think she'll be at her most fertile after I tell her how you chopped her brothers' head off?"

[Ped]

Originally Posted by WhiteTiger

I hope that they do. As mentioned later, it's very much an exclamation point that Robb's dead.

Yes, that was Tyrion's excuse. Something like "Do you think she'll be at her most fertile after I tell her how you chopped her brothers' head off?"

Not quite - that was Tyrion's excuse when his father told him that the castle was laughing that he and Sansa were wedded but not bedded. They were already married when the RW took place.

Remember, she was happy thinking she was going to marry Willas before being brought to marry Tyrion instead.