Now that we are past the vague-ish title the question, my question is more clearly and succinctly: I mean, Cersei Lannister would not have kept her around, correct? A slave of the enemy? Do her friends ever get to finally say goodbye to her in some way? FWIW, I am actually not a big Game o...

In S08E05, before we see him talking to a young girl. He tells her "The greater the risk the greater the reward." We then see her run off and later appear at King's Landing with an older woman. The girl (and woman) are clearly trying to get into the Red Keep, but Do we know what Varys had ...

Why in Avengers Endgame, did they not use the gauntlet earlier in the final battle to kill Thanos and his army. Hawkeye had it, Spiderman had it, Black Panther had it, and Captain Marvel had it. Any one of them could have used the gauntlet to end the battle much as Tony did. By delaying, many mor...

Cartoon Network/Adult Swim/Toonami/Boomerang, in English language. At the beginning of the show there was these robot monsters that were attacking a village or a town

Vary and Tyrion have been shown to be somewhat good friends and people on a similar level of understanding in terms of what they want to accomplish. In the previous episode, Tyrion even revealed the truth about Jon Snow to him, instead of talking to Daenerys about it. Now in S08E05, Tyrion just ...

The fifth pisode showed us that Drogon can just fly around and destroy the red keep and the Iron Fleet, and the Golden Company can also easily be taken care of. So why in the world has there been so much discussion about how they can't attack King's Landing since civillians will die, when it see...

So after watching Avengers: Endgame a couple of times, I saw this video talking about the practicality and functionality of the sword. Basically, the gist is that the sword makes no sense. However one interesting point is when they bring up the ability to spin is a shield-like manner. Is there ...

In Logan it is established that comics exist related to the well-known X-Men. LOGAN: We have ourselves an X-men fan. You do know they are all bullshit right? Maybe a quarter bit happened, and not like this. Is there anything similar in the MCU? Has it been established whether comic...

A researcher discovers and decodes a radio signal from an alien race. She eventually sends a response, and over time, using set theory, logic, and math, humans and the aliens figure out how to communicate. The aliens send a series of questions about ethics and morality. After the researcher answe...

In the series "Sword Of Truth" by Terry Goodkind, we read about Jagang the emperor of the Imperial Order in book 2, "Stone Of Tears". So far I read the books until "Naked Empire" and when I try to read some information by myself I always risk spoilers, so I ask here. I understand he can just wa...

Despite the fact that Daenerys and her murderous actions are ultimately responsible for the apocalyptic sacking of King's Landing, there are many green flamed wildfire explosions visible throughout the episode. Are these the original caches that were planted by the Mad King or has Cersei be...

The bells are supposed to toll only when the King/Queen is dead. If this was the case, then why Dany & her army still attacked? Also, there was some discussion between Dany & Tyrion regarding the bells. What is the significance of the title "The Bells"?

Trying to make this a non opinion based question so. Have any of the marvel Comic artists talked about the influence the actors playing the characters they draw has had on there depiction of these characters. e.g Has RDJ influenced Tony Stark, or Dave Batista Drax etc?

Prior to Iron Man's he sees Strange raise his index finger. I presume this is some kind of message, but I didn't understand the meaning. It seems Stark immediately knows what to do - i.e.

In Game of Thrones S8E5, we see that and most definitely not by as the Valonqar prophecy states. The prophecy says: When your tears have drowned you, the Valonqar shall wrap his hands about your pale white throat and choke life from you This obviously hasn't been fulfilled. Is this p...

In Game of Thrones S8E5, Daenerys goes on a full killing mode and destroys the entire city in-spite of the bells ringing, indicating Cersei surrendering (it's evident everyone knows the bells ringing means surrender, including Dany). But even after Cersei and King's Landing surrendering, why did ...

During the final battle in Avengers: Endgame, apart from the obvious death of were there any other known protagonist casualties such as Asgardians, Sorcerers, Wakandans etc.

Except for being the incarnation of Aang, is Korra related to him also by blood? Is it said anytime during the show?

I once read this book about a half demon, half angel or human who teaches at a college. Soon she runs into a demon by the name Xavier and they go on to become lovers. Other charters are Hades Jade who lives in a tree or something like that and another demon Xedric. She has a best friend and she t...

This part has always confused me. So what was it that was actually destroyed?

The main plot around Resident Evil: Apocalypse centres on the characters having to find Angela Ashford in Racoon City so that her father, Charles Ashford, will tell them how to escape with his daughter. They manage this and at the end of the film when the group takes Alice out of the Umbrella fac...

In TNG, Riker is the first officer and Data is the ops officer. Both are fairly high ranking, which is in contrast to the other series in which ops is given to a low ranking officer (TOS: Ensign Checkov, Voyager: Ensign Kim, Enterprise: Ensign Sato [probably], DS9: Chief O'Brien). Data is also ...

What did he possibly have to gain from this? The city was lost. Euron had lost his improbable aiming skills. He could have just run but instead he tried to fight and kill a non aggressive Jaime. Why?

In S8E5, we saw that the Lannister forces on the inside gate had surrendered (and so had the city when the bells were rung). Despite this, Daenerys decided to incinerate the city. Why? Was it that the "Targaryen Madness" finally took her, or is she still the old Dany but felt a tremendous urge to...

At the end of Avengers: Endgame Iron Man As Tony does not know How can she survive this as she was coming with Thanos and was considered as a bad girl in the beginning of the battle?

In the last episode of Game of Thrones (season 8, episode 5) I do understand that he was favouring to be the king of the Seven Kingdoms because he thought that he would make a better ruler than Daenerys. Plus, he said several times during the show that However, other than the obvious fac...

Are there any dystopian movies or tv shows based on realistic climate change projections? Without dramatic economic changes, the coming decades are expected to bring savage environmental consequences worthy of any dramatic Hollywood sequence (scientific summary: https://www.ipcc.ch/sr15/). For al...

In some previous cases in Game of Thrones, like In S08E04, we noticed, that Euron attack with about 11 ships and manages to kill one dragon and Dany had to escape riding another one. They had the element of surprise - but still Dany did not chase them back with Dragon. Also, we noticed, when Mi...

I'm trying to identify an English children's book that I read many years ago at my grandmother's house. It was a book that she herself had been given as a child, and was probably published in England in the 1920s (she was born in 1909). I can't remember anything about the cover, but it was a sm...

In the War of Winterfell, we see Arya terrified in the library. Why didn't she change herself to appear as the dead in order to get past them? Moreover, we haven't seen her use these powers at all in the war.

The golden company is supposed to some 20,000 soldiers. But when we see them marching out of Kings Landing's gate, there are about some hundreds of them only. What happened to the rest of them?

Towards the conclusion of the episode, we see During this fight We see them visibly wounded, with blood pouring out, however they still appear to be able to finish the fight. Where would this blood have come from, whilst not robbing of his vision?

When we see Varys writting letters for the second time in season 8 episode 5, he is picked up by Greyworm. Varys hears them coming, half heartedly burns the letter and takes off some jewelry, where we get to see a thin ring in particular. It quickly becomes apparent that Varys knows he will not...

I only have flashbacks from my childhood of some scenes, the scenes I remember are: A group of friends go to a house/place, as they enter they see a person sitting on the ground with his back tilted and his back covered with a towel that appears to be moving, one of the characters removes the t...

At the end of endgame However in other scenes Why didn't this even happen to iron man when it happened to these other two characters?

In Chapter Thirty-Six of Deathly Hallows we have the following passage: The house-elves of Hogwarts swarmed into the entrance hall, screaming and waving carving knives and cleavers, and at their head, the locket of Regulus Black bouncing on his chest, was Kreacher, his bullfrog's voice audibl...

In the early 50's there was a story about a young boy who drives a locomotive across the country. Along the way he rescues a dog from some delinquents who had tied a can to its tail.

Thanks for any help. I was a kid and read a monthly (?) anthology. One short story that stuck with me was about a group of empaths who worked for the police to help with crowds at concerts and stuff. I am trying to remember more but... And about the same time (same story? I was a kid) there was a...

Has there ever been a peaceful vote to determine who sits on the throne? I have the following criteria: The vote may be preceded by a battle. The vote must include multiple candidates. The voters must consist of multiple people (but not necessarily many, A, B and C electing D would suffice). ...

It seems that Cersei just stands in her fortress without giving any orders. Despite that, It also seems that she doesn't have any will to surrender. So who commanded that? Or (if no one), who actually did it (maybe they decided by themselves to do it)?

Spectre #37 ('92 series) mentions Logros as the "real" or "mythic" Britain. It is mentioned again in the next issue although I think the spelling gets changed to Loghros. However, I can't find any reference to this via Google in DC comics or in mythology in general. Is Logros something they made ...

House Velaryon's ancestral Castle Driftmark is built on a spot on the island of Driftmark which is damp and tends to get "flooded" (I would guess slightly flooded on one side). Now, we know the island has nicer areas which don't get flooded by seawater (otherwise it would not be arable). So, wha...

Can Tyrion call for a great council after the death of Dany at Jon Snow's hand? He is the ruling Monarch's hand so he should have the authority.

In S08E05 Dany decides to torch Kings Landing and all the innocent people in it. She is angry and can't seem to hold back her rage, and apparently taken with the madness that afflicts Targarians. But why does she attack the city and the people first? Why not go after the cause of all her woes, C...

I've never understood why Qyburn is so loyal to Cersei, even up until the bitter end. What does he stand to gain from comforting her after her walk of shame or as her castle is falling around her?

I’m looking for a story where Harry goes to apologise to Snape so he can start the Occlumency lessons again, but Snape gets angry and throws Harry into a wall which nearly kills him. I know later on in the story Voldemort is trying to use the Dementors and a soul stealing potion to become a “Deme...

Is an essential aspect of Tolkien's creation about legends having their own legends? I ask because for me one of the things that makes Arda so compelling and believable as fantasy is that it is a land with its own stories of varying levels of historical truth much as for us on the real C21st Eart...

Why did Gregor The Mountain Clegane Ok, he wants to fight his brother, but that is not a reason for such action. He is easily stronger than both of his allies, so he could just ignore them. Also, I am not quite sure, why he wants that much to fight his brother really.