confirmed daario killing everyone and replacing them with lookalikes in his plot to rule the world
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confirmed daario killing everyone and replacing them with lookalikes in his plot to rule the world
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I just now realized that wasn't Dinklage
Because let's face it, The dinks face is pretty as hell
All of those are body doubles. Dinklage, Dany and Daario.
Dinklage body double seriously looks like Sandor mini-me.
LOL
thats my first time ever using one of those
Had a giant angry rant typed out and my iPad restarts. Fuck this whole shit in many ways.
About?
so anyway i hit the High Heart prophecies the other day, and I'm 99% positive Sansa kills Petyr. The dwarf lady says something along the lines of "I see a maid at a wedding with purple vipers in her hair, and i see the same maid slaying a fierce giant in a castle of snow" Petyr's sigil isn't actually the mocking bird, but the Titan of Braavos.
Yeah that's a pretty popular theory, but it's also *exactly* what happened with Robert and the snow castle.
hmm. it WOULD be just like Martin to have something so silly be prophesied. but i'm gonna go with killing petyr, based on her last scene in the show. She's learning much, much faster in the show and the way she was acting I feel like she's going to become, in her own way, just as powerful as Arya Bran Jon and prolly Rickon too are/will be.
Yeah, it's an interesting scenario. The big problem I see is that it's way too much of a "catching Jaime" scenario. Sansa killing him is just too... "yay! You go girl!" kind of thing. If it does happen, it'll probably come with serious negative consequences for her.
There's also the fact that Elio said one of the Sansa chapters in winds is going to be really controversial with readers. A lot of people think it's going to be something like her letting Lyn have his way with Robert, but personally I think she's going to end up banging Littlefinger as a way to get herself complete control over him, as opposed to just killing him off.
Of course, that brings a whole new meaning to "slaying the giant."
I mean, honestly, what could really be more "shocking" a revelation about Littlefinger than to find out he really is in it to help Sansa because of how much he loved Cat and then her.
idk, i kinda feel like the remaining stark kids have suffered more from other people's actions than their own, and i think they're finally learning to become the ones doing the acting instead of the suffering. None of the Lords of the Vale like Petyr, and she's already getting really good at playing the weeping maiden. She could very easily claim he tried to rape her (it might even be true) and get them to sympathize with her.