Game of Thrones Season 7

Those stores were taken from High Garden and were going to be used to feed the army for a northern invasion, if I understood correctly. At the very least, that raid would not affect the citizens of King's Landing. Even if it did affect their lives, the people would blame Cersei as ruler I would imagine, as I would think Cersei would redirect stores from her people to support an army attacking the north simply out of spite and revenge. I think the people could turn on her in revolt if that played out. Dany's raid was a good move, and may have even been Snow's idea as it cut after he began to give his advice, and returned to find Dany already gone. If that's the case, then I think she is starting to wake up from her arrogance. The cave helped, but still she's demanding the knee thing so who knows.

Loved the scene of Arya sparring with Lady Brienne. It looked like Sansa was a bit jealous of how much Arya has changed, and became what she wanted to be in life; while Sansa came close but was only tortured for it. That, combined with the tension of power between her and John Snow, I think Cersei's influence will come out more and more as she feels passed by by Snow, Arya, and even Bran as the importance of his visions become more apparent to her.

Those stores were taken from High Garden and were going to be used to feed the army for a northern invasion, if I understood correctly. At the very least, that raid would not affect the citizens of King's Landing. Even if it did affect their lives, the people would blame Cersei as ruler I would imagine, as I would think Cersei would redirect stores from her people to support an army attacking the north simply out of spite and revenge. I think the people could turn on her in revolt if that played out. Dany's raid was a good move, and may have even been Snow's idea as it cut after he began to give his advice, and returned to find Dany already gone. If that's the case, then I think she is starting to wake up from her arrogance. The cave helped, but still she's demanding the knee thing so who knows.

Loved the scene of Arya sparring with Lady Brienne. It looked like Sansa was a bit jealous of how much Arya has changed, and became what she wanted to be in life; while Sansa came close but was only tortured for it. That, combined with the tension of power between her and John Snow, I think Cersei's influence will come out more and more as she feels passed by by Snow, Arya, and even Bran as the importance of his visions become more apparent to her.

i'm convinced at least one dragon will die by the end of this season, my instinct tells me it'll be Viserion via a giant arrow through the head (because of how Viserys died) but maybe Drogon will have a similar death to Khal Drogo? He had "merely a scratch" on the same part of his body......

i'm convinced at least one dragon will die by the end of this season, my instinct tells me it'll be Viserion via a giant arrow through the head (because of how Viserys died) but maybe Drogon will have a similar death to Khal Drogo? He had "merely a scratch" on the same part of his body......

Yes, she knows. Tyrion was trying to explain that they had enough of the fleet left to bring Grey Worm's army back to the mainland when she went into her rage fit---before turning to Snow for his advice. Even still, if they could get food TO Grey Worm, I think it would be better to just bring them back. IMO though. Sansa was the one who realized Winterfell didn't have enough grain, and that was after John had already left. So technically, he didn't know one way or another. I don't know the geography of the kingdoms to know if they were anywhere near close enough to Winterfell to even consider it an option.

But you have a great point. Why destroy what can be captured and returned? Perhaps it was just a well-needed and intimidating show of force, but one that may create logistic problems down the road.

Yes, she knows. Tyrion was trying to explain that they had enough of the fleet left to bring Grey Worm's army back to the mainland when she went into her rage fit---before turning to Snow for his advice. Even still, if they could get food TO Grey Worm, I think it would be better to just bring them back. IMO though. Sansa was the one who realized Winterfell didn't have enough grain, and that was after John had already left. So technically, he didn't know one way or another. I don't know the geography of the kingdoms to know if they were anywhere near close enough to Winterfell to even consider it an option.

But you have a great point. Why destroy what can be captured and returned? Perhaps it was just a well-needed and intimidating show of force, but one that may create logistic problems down the road.

i don't know what I'm going to do if they killed off Jamie....

i don't know what I'm going to do if they killed off Jamie....

Jaime won't die before Cersei, they need to leave the mystery of Maggie the frog's prophecy

Jaime won't die before Cersei, they need to leave the mystery of Maggie the frog's prophecy

who's Maggie and what frog?

who's Maggie and what frog?

season 5 episode 1, the first flashback, the swampwitch Cersei went to see in her teens

season 5 episode 1, the first flashback, the swampwitch Cersei went to see in her teens

her prophecy was that all of Cersei's children would die. What else did she prophecy?]

her prophecy was that all of Cersei's children would die. What else did she prophecy?]

that her younger sibling would strangle her (can't remember the exact wording though)

that her younger sibling would strangle her (can't remember the exact wording though)

Tyrion then

Tyrion then

Cersei was born first so, technically, Jamie is younger.

Cersei was born first so, technically, Jamie is younger.