Game of Thrones

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

I don't feel like waiting. Can someone spoiler tag for me what happens with the Rob and whole northern army storyline? Kthx much oblibed

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Here is your answer.

 

Robb and what is left of his army go to House Frey, they tie up old loose ends and break bread and get down to business on how to take out the Lannister stronghold. They devise a plan to first take out the Iron Islands and gain more men. Once they've become powerful enough back in the north, they go to align to with Stannis Baratheon for one more attack on King's Landing. They decide once again to attack the Mudgate, while Robb takes on King's Landing head on.

They defeat the Lannisters with the help of Tyrion after Tyrion slays Joffrey. He ends up becoming hand of the king, which is Robb Stark (Stannis dies in battle, and Melisandre can't revive him, thus showing how faulty her magic really is, and the Baratheon clan sides with Stark after he awards Castlerly Rock to the Frey's and gives the Iron Islands to what is left of the Baratheon Army. Sansa is awarded Winterfell as the ruler of the North. Arya assembles her own army and takes the Baratheon boats and goes overseas and takes on Dany's Army and defeats her and her Dragons. Starks are the new rulers of Westeros. And that is where we left off in the books.

It is rumored that we leave Jon Snow in the last book as a White Walker and Jon Snow will lead the White Walker army beyond the Wall when Winter finally comes to destroy all of Westeros. Should be good.

 

[killgod]

:kagawa:

 

[Palooza]

Maisie needs to be in the conversation as well. :wub:

Without a doubt. She was toward at the top for me throughout, but she became the official #1 overall pick with "Anyone can be killed."

 

[Fappin Raptor]

Here is your answer.

 

Robb and what is left of his army go to House Frey, they tie up old loose ends and break bread and get down to business on how to take out the Lannister stronghold. They devise a plan to first take out the Iron Islands and gain more men. Once they've become powerful enough back in the north, they go to align to with Stannis Baratheon for one more attack on King's Landing. They decide once again to attack the Mudgate, while Robb takes on King's Landing head on.

They defeat the Lannisters with the help of Tyrion after Tyrion slays Joffrey. He ends up becoming hand of the king, which is Robb Stark (Stannis dies in battle, and Melisandre can't revive him, thus showing how faulty her magic really is, and the Baratheon clan sides with Stark after he awards Castlerly Rock to the Frey's and gives the Iron Islands to what is left of the Baratheon Army. Sansa is awarded Winterfell as the ruler of the North. Arya assembles her own army and takes the Baratheon boats and goes overseas and takes on Dany's Army and defeats her and her Dragons. Starks are the new rulers of Westeros. And that is where we left off in the books.

It is rumored that we leave Jon Snow in the last book as a White Walker and Jon Snow will lead the White Walker army beyond the Wall when Winter finally comes to destroy all of Westeros. Should be good.

Oh come on man. Get rid of that shit.

:tiptoe:

 

[Champ]

GOD DAMN IT I read that shit when I was drunk

 

[Glenbino]

Thanks for ruining season three for me Larry

 

[NAHSTE]

Larry you forgot to mention the Hodor-Cersei storyline.

 

(Cliffs: On their wedding night, Hodor kills Loras and proceeds to rape Cersei, but during which she realizes can't get enough of that monstrous dong and falls in love.)

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Larry you forgot to mention the Hodor-Cersei storyline.

 

(Cliffs: On their wedding night, Hodor kills Loras and proceeds to rape Cersei, but during which she realizes can't get enough of that monstrous dong and falls in love.)

 

Just wait until Margaery Tyrell gets some of that Podrick third leg and WORLD CLASS cunnilingus skills. She ain't never had it so good.

 

[NAHSTE]

 

Just wait until Margaery Tyrell gets some of that Podrick third leg

 

So that's why they call him the Tri-Pod.

 

[Juggernaut]

Can't wait to see what Tywin does to combat Robb's army, I'm hoping some event/battle between the two sides takes place this season and not next. Same with Snow's storyline, can't wait to see what happens.

 

[Ravin]

 

So that's why they call him the Tri-Pod.

 

 

[Bigpapa42]

Jesus, Larry...

 

...you just won the Internet.

 

[Houston]

Dodging spoilers left and right in here.

 

[Villain]

Dodging spoilers left and right in here.

Resist the click dude!!!!

 

[NAHSTE]

Dodging spoilers left and right in here.

There's no honor in clicking spoilers, or fathering bastards.

 

[Houston]

Only so much you can do with 55 minutes. I am really liking the approach of forgetting about certain plot threads for an entire episode.

Same here, makes for great editing and pacing. Daenerys for example, maybe it was actually the next season/book, but I think I remember Nahste saying earlier that she wouldn't be doing much. She's obviously moving slow compared to the last two seasons but it doesn't matter since she's barely getting screen time. Moving at the pace of the previous seasons, what she's done so far half way through this season would've probably only lasted 2 episodes. This way there's less chance for filler to creep in.

 

[seaplus]

 

can they make an alternate ending for the entire season and do all of this ... please

Here is your answer.

 

Robb and what is left of his army go to House Frey, they tie up old loose ends and break bread and get down to business on how to take out the Lannister stronghold. They devise a plan to first take out the Iron Islands and gain more men. Once they've become powerful enough back in the north, they go to align to with Stannis Baratheon for one more attack on King's Landing. They decide once again to attack the Mudgate, while Robb takes on King's Landing head on.

They defeat the Lannisters with the help of Tyrion after Tyrion slays Joffrey. He ends up becoming hand of the king, which is Robb Stark (Stannis dies in battle, and Melisandre can't revive him, thus showing how faulty her magic really is, and the Baratheon clan sides with Stark after he awards Castlerly Rock to the Frey's and gives the Iron Islands to what is left of the Baratheon Army. Sansa is awarded Winterfell as the ruler of the North. Arya assembles her own army and takes the Baratheon boats and goes overseas and takes on Dany's Army and defeats her and her Dragons. Starks are the new rulers of Westeros. And that is where we left off in the books.

It is rumored that we leave Jon Snow in the last book as a White Walker and Jon Snow will lead the White Walker army beyond the Wall when Winter finally comes to destroy all of Westeros. Should be good.

 

[NAHSTE]

LOL @ the Varys conversation with Littlefinger

"It's ugly but oddly appealing. It's the Lyssa Tully of chairs."

:shotsfired:


There was also this gem from Roose Bolton:

"By now I thought you would have learned not to overplay your ... *looks at Jaime's missing hand* ... position."

 

[Juggernaut]

Can't wait to find out what the whole Theon scenes are leading up to.

Tywin is such a great character. Controlling everything from the background, always knows how to play his hand.

 

[Sharkweather]