Much of what you say resonates with me but, for accuracy, the mother and child were locked out of the Red Keep not the City. So, when Arya leaves the Keep and goes back into the City streets that’s where they “meet up” again.
Multiple on line theories ... all of which will probably be *******s.
Arya's dead, thats what the white horse stuff is all about. Just my theory.
Arya is 100% alive
Are there non-fantasy dragons?
Ah, that old chestnut. Yes, it's a fantasy dragon... that lives in a world where the laws of physics still apply.
don't believe it, it's a cunning ruse!No she aint dead cos I just seen her in the preview for the final episode me old mucker
It certainly may be that Dragons are magical with abilities beyond the obvious, but it boils down to basic story telling. Lazy writing that removes plot obstacles, such as a heavily defended walled city, is often excused by fanboys who say, "It's a fantasy. They can do anything they want, and it doesn't have to be justified because it's a fantasy".
It's an admirable length you've gone to explain it from a physics perspective, but I don't think it rings true when you watch the scene back (2:48-2:53 especially). The stone topples violently, instantly and entirely in the direction of impact, as though demolished by an enormous wrecking ball or a rocket. While admittedly only a layman, I cannot buy that the rapid boiling of water traces within the stone would create this particular effect. My understanding with Harranhal is that it has the appearance of a half-melted candle, with volcanic-like magma on the ground. That's not what's happening here.
It's certainly probable that a creature that large couldn't fly. They say the largest Pterodactyls couldn't (but that was more to do with the small size of their muscles). Which feeds into my point about suspension of disbelief. Dragons go back thousands of years into our collective cultural consciousness. The suspension of disbelief is inbuilt. They have to be able to fly, it's not negotiable, lest they be just giant lizards.
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I was chuckling reading these threads and the time that has been put in to them. but came to the following conclusions;STOP. STOP.
You’re ruining things.
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(Not really. Some impressive ****e being spouted, though.
FFS. PMSL.I was chuckling reading these threads and the time that has been put in to them. but came to the following conclusions;
Dead coming back to life to serve the night King - ok
Three eyed Raven seeing the past and controlling things - all ok
Sexy blonde bird having a kip in the fire with her favourite love eggs and walking out with dragons - new Ann summers line apparently, so definitely ok with this
Faceless assassins using dead people's faces as disguise - still good here
John snow being resurrected - all still good
Ancient witch maintaining a cracking pair of tits with a necklace - how else would you do it?
Dead bodyguards protecting the queen - doesn't every monarch?
But dragons destroying castles? Don't be so bloody ridiculous, who could believe that!
But dragons destroying castles? Don't be so bloody ridiculous, who could believe that!
Only one of straw or sticks though. A house of bricks (or sandstone or granite) is another matter. It might be different if it had Coldseal windows.
I would be surprised if Arya is the one to kill the NK and Daenerys. I think it will be Jon who kills her. I'd like to see Sam come down and give it to her though
I think that would depend on a few factors;
Agree, I thought it had been a great 5 episodes but the final one was a disappointment for me.
