The first scene is showing us shortly after the battle in the previous episode. Immediately after that, comes the
Immediately after the scene with Drogon we cut to a scene with Tyrion being led out of a cell, then to his trial at the Dragonpit. This is where things get confusing -- during dial...
In Game of Thrones S08E03, Before the Battle of Winterfell, it is clear that they tipped the wooden stakes with dragon glass. But why was it that Melisandre still had to cover the trenches in flames?
Also, why did the wights not disintegrate when they got stuck on the dragon glass tipped stakes?
In John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, what did the Bowery King do wrong that led the High Table to go after him? They said that he helped John by giving him the weapon that killed Santonio. However, at the part where the Bowery King helped John, he had not done anything wrong yet (which was kill...
Winterfell has been a part of the North(capital of the North) and the home to the Starks (for over 8000 years). They've been a part of the Seven Kingdoms for probably a lot of years (if not centuries - but I am not sure of this). Is has been under king Robert Baratheon's and before that under the...
Jon is a Targaryen - Bran is in the most powerful position now..
What Jon did was treason according to the rule book and by Dany's followers, but hypothetically if his heritage was revealed, and his intentions behind the act AND a vote was taken, Jon would have been exonerated And he would have ...
We see the end of Game of Throne show now but I want to know the status of all the major houses and kingdoms in the end. Like we know Sansa ruling the north as the free kingdom, Yara Greyjoy ruling the Iron Islands, Bran being the king of the six kingdoms but what about the rest?
In Game of Thrones S08E06 Arya is going in the west of Westeros. But do we ever have any hints what is lying there in the west of Westeros?
Did it ever get mentioned before in the show or books or any other extended material? Is there any hints or rumor about the place beyond Westeros?
In Tangled, after Mother Gothel stabs Eugene, Rapunzel wants to save him by healing his wound with her magic hair. However, before she tries to heal him, Eugene says:
But if you do this, then you, will die.
Why does he say this? Why would she die?
Its established that Bran can do the following things:
Warging, Greensighting (seeing past and present), being a three-eyed raven.
I'm not really sure if Bran can see into the future because as it seems, Bran can see only visions (which is not in his control) and not the things about to happen...
In S8 the audience comes to the realization that Jon Snow is no bastard, he's Aegon Targaryen and he's the heir to the Iron Throne. and in the finale we see Jon murder Daenerys probably because of Tyrion's pep talk, especially when he says:
"Do you think I'm the last man she'll execute?"
b...
In Game of Thrones S8E04, fans were very upset after Jon Snow was reunited with his direwolf, Ghost, but seemed to ignore him.
Here are just a few reactions:
Vox: Why Game of Thrones fans are outraged over the show’s treatment of [spoiler]
Harper's Bazaar: Jon Snow Didn't Even [spoiler] in Gam...
In the final episode of Mindhunter season 1, after his meeting with Kemper, Holden escapes the hospital room and is having something like a panic attack.
I understand that Kemper has threatened to kill him but since he is out of the room and safe, the panic attack (in which he sees fragments of ...
There has been some recent debate regarding stars on Wonder Woman's outfit:
Have there ever been 25 or more stars on Wonder Woman's "panties"?
There has also been some buzz that "Wonder Woman is not American enough" from certain unsurprising sources.
So, were there actually any stars or allusi...
We saw Melisandre tell Arya:
and sure Arya
Did the writers include this only to raise theories such as Arya killing Cersei or Daenerys?
What is the plot about the green eyes?
So, I've googled and come up with nothing. There is a film (possibly made for TV) in which the lead rents or is lent the use of a nice apartment by a friend.
In his boredom, he starts watching his neighbours through a telescope or pair of binoculars, and sees a creepy, masked dude in a beautiful...
The Screening Room
I can't see how it was smart of him to sign off to committing a litany of crimes, as is showcased in the season 2 finale. Had Walker reacted differently, frank would almost certainly be sitting behind bars.
Did Frank make a smart decision, or did he just get lucky?
At the end of episode 6 of season 8
leave
and go in the woods/jungle.
Where are they going?
In extension to this question, why did Drogon leave Jon after the death of Drogon's mother. Drogon had consciousness to destroy the Iron Throne.
We all know that Drogon allowed Jon to pet. Does Drogon has the consciousness to forgive as well or Drogon doesn't know who killed the Mother of Drago...
The Night King destroyer the wall and Castle black in Season 7. The ending of season 8 shows the wall Intact? Who rebuilt the wall?
In Game of Thrones S08E06, we see
and set sail to West of Westeros. Jon asks her what is there in West of Westeros & she replies with something like Nobody knows?
Do we know what lies beyond West of Westeros? Do we have anything to go by from A Song of Ice and Fire Or from A World of Ice...
What was the significance of lord Varys letter in E05 as we haven't seen anything related to that in finale episode.
Why does the movie Her (2013) use the word "Her" instead of "She" as title?
As Ankit notes, this vote is completely unprecedented, so they're pretty much making it up as they go.
But to add to that, and as I mention here:
Sam was actually appointed Grand Maester (senseless as that may be...), which grants him a place in the small council, which presumably would also...
The final Game of Thrones books haven't been published (or even written) yet. But RR Martin has consulted on the show since the beginning.
Did he ensure that the show ended the same way that the books are going to?
Or did the show writers come up with their own ending?
(There are obviously sma...
In Game of Thrones S04E02, "The Lion and the Rose", Joffrey Baratheon is dead by drinking poisoned wine. The soldiers take Tyrion Lannister as prisoners and sentence to death. Later he escapes.
In S07E03 it is revealed that it was Olenna Tyrell's plan with Little Finger to poison Joffrey to avo...
At the end of the movie Hereditary (2018), leviating, Annie beheads herself with a piano wire in front of Peter.
Why did she behead herself?
In Epic Rap Battles of History: Wonder Woman vs Stevie Wonder, Stevie Wonder (played by T-Pain) concludes his first verse with
I'm the ceremony master blaster with the bars
And I got more Grammies than your panties got stars
Stevie Wonder has won 25 Gr...
In the Game of Thrones finale, we see
However, with an era of peace on the horizon and with
there doesn't appear to be any power exclusively behind the monarchy. It makes sense for some of the weaker Lords to agree to a ruling monarch, but a few of the Lords have formidable standing armies...
Presumably, some analog of North America:
Westeros is an analog of the British Isles, and Essos is an analog of Eurasia, including the steppes (the Grass Sea)
Arya is channeling her inner Nymeria, who sailed West from Essos to escape oppression and founded Dorne.
I'm trying to find out what watch Diane Kruger's character is wearing in the French military action film Forces Spéciales (2011). There doesn't appear to be information available online that I can find.
In the Game of Thrones finale, Sansa's Uncle Edmure Tully began making a speech and I understand that he was likely making a speech as to why he should be elected to be the King. However, Sansa interrupts him and says:
Uncle, please sit.
After which he embarrassingly and dejectedly sits do...