In S5E3, Roose Bolton calls Ramsay a fool as well as telling him to "shut up and stop eating." Is Ramsay scared of his father, and if not why doesn't he stand up for himself?

How is Seth's older self able to escape if his legs have been cut off? Shouldn't the timeline change?

When I was going to flag a question, this is what came up. Pay attention to the flag count at the bottom-right. I thought that users received only 10 flags per day. Has this policy been changed (probably not) or is there some other bug that is causing this?

Why in Return of The Jedi was Vader able to sense Luke's presence but Palpatine was not?

, I am not asking why she decided to burn the innocents. I'm asking what made her transform from wanting to save the world in E03 to a genocidal maniac in E05 even when in the entirety of her previous life she has only burned enemies and taken great care to save innocent lives like chaining up ...

In Game of Thrones S08E05 The Bells, when the Lannister soldiers drop their weapons & ring the bells indicating their surrender, Daenerys still decides to burn Kings Landing to the ground using Drogon. A large number of people seem to agree that this is a character assassination on the part of D

In the last episode, it seems Daenerys had gone almost mad. Her soldiers also not seem to obey John Snow in the absence of Daenerys, The Queen, at least now she is finally. Westeros and Golden army had surrendered after the bell rang even after that Dany and her soldiers kept murdering innocent p...

In Season 8 episode 5 of Game of Thrones, when Varys hear the sound of unsullied coming to his chamber, he burns a letter and removes his rings. Maybe he burns the letter so that they won't find any evidence against him. But why removing the rings?

In Civil war , Iron explains in MIT regarding his experiment . In which he projects his memory of his conversation with his parents in hologram . And He ha also invested around 600 million on this project , as said by him. So Iron had to extract his complete memory and stored it some where ? S...

From Game of Thrones, S8, E5: I don't know so much about dragons, specially GoT's dragons, but that amount of fire was unreal even for that magical dragon. so it was logical in Game of Thrones world?

In Avengers Endgame, after reaching Morag in 2014, Nebula and Rhodes have this following conversation: Nebula: We're not the only ones in 2014 looking for the stones. Rhodes: Wait, what? Who else is looking for the stones? Nebula: My father, my sister and me. Well, if Nebula knew all along the ...

Do your Animagus forms age with you or remain the same forever? For example, was James a normal young buck at age 15 and an adult buck at age 20? If he had lived to the age of 80 would he have been an old deer?

During S08E05, while Arya is trying to leave Kings Landing, she gets help from a women with her daughter, looses them in the chaos, only to find them again at a later point. Shortly before she wants Arya to have, what looks like a pale wooden horse. Though everything turned out other than ex...

In the season premiere of season 5, we hear the prophecy about Cercei's future. All of the things the fortune teller tells Cercei do happen, but she also said her brother will murder her. However, in S08E05, Why did they not stick to the prophecy as they did with the rest of it?

Looking for futuristic short story about a man who brings a new device home called a "computer" which soon takes an increasingly central role in its owner's life to the point of literally reaching out with tentacle wires and pulling him inside/consuming him at the end. It was written sometime i...

In Game of Thrones S8E05, "The Bells", Dany uses Drogon to single-handedly burn This seem well within the capabilities of a dragon, except for I cannot remember the breath of a dragon being described (books and show) or shown (show) to work like such before. Since we have a fire-breathing ...

With reference to this question the most upvoted answer says that in Avenger's Endgame: But how does this solve the problem when

In the beginning of Season 8 Episode 5, we see the following conversation take place: [DOOR OPENS] VARYS: And? Nothing? GIRL: She won't eat. VARYS: We'll try again at supper. GIRL: I think they're watching me. VARYS: - Who? GIRL: Her soldiers. VARYS: ...

When Daenerys says "Dracarys", the dragons almost always hit the target on point. In Season 8, Episode 5, when Dany says "Dracarys", Drogon kills Varys by fire. But there were many people nearby, how did Drogon know who exactly to "Dracarys" ? What if he burned someone else by mistake ? What if...

Ever since she found out that Jon is the true Targaryen heir to the throne, Daenerys has been worried about it, and has been wanting him to keep it a secret, despite him several times saying that he doesn't want it and considers her to be his queen. She also considers him telling his family of hi...

Essos seems like a bigger continent and a more beautiful and warmer place with a thriving economy and a diverse cultural and ethnic diaspora. In comparison, Westeros seems much more dry and cold with a poor economy due to the harsh winters and the instability of its rulership. So why does every...

Thanos, who comes from past to present seems more powerful and able to tackle Iron Man (with more advanced suite), Captain America, Thor (with Mjonir and Stormbreaker) very easily without having the Infinity Stones. Whereas in Avengers: Infinity War, Thor able to hit Thanos and injures badly wit...

Very vague memories of this, I watched it on UK terrestrial channels maybe 1992/1993. I think it was subtitled, originally Chinese or Korean. All I recall, protagonist was trying and failing at a number of tasks, some involving fighting. Every failure he was somehow teleported back inside this ...

He's a lord of Hogwarts, descendant of all the founders, an Animagus, a Metamorphmagus, James and Lily are alive, he has a twin, and Ron and Dumbledore are traitors.

Why did he kill Qyburn? Just for stepping beside him and commanding him to listen to Cersei? It felt out of character for such an obedient beast.

Tyrion is still alive at the end of Season 8 Episode 5, "The Bells", however, Is Tyrion now

From wikipedia - "The visible spectrum is the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that is visible to the human eye." So humans can see the light from 400-700 nm and this is because our eyes can interpret/sense this little portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. I wonder - could somewhere o...

How does he get away with repeatedly threatening Joffery's life and well-being before he dies? It can't just be because Joffery is so afraid of Tywin, as Tyrion's disrespect precedes his arrival.

Are we sure that both cersei and jaime died when the building came down. Cersei for being the cunning person she is, cant we assume that she somehow got away from it?

A spaceship went awry and traveled to the far future. The few people aboard find themselves looking at a gray, steamy Earth. A landing party explores a relatively cool region (Alaska?) and finds it covered with a silicon- and metal-based ecology with plant and animal equivalents. The POV shifts b...

In the first part of the episode The Bells we see Lord Varys writing letters with the information about I am not sure if I got the situation correctly. Do we know who is the receiver of these letters? Did someone really receive the letters or Varys didn't manage to send them

In Endgame, the Avengers defeat 2014 Thanos from one alternate dimension, but since its a multiverse, wouldn't there be basically an infinite amount of universes where Thanos lives and the events play out like they did in Infinity War?

We have seen Jon Snow through different seasons of Game of Thrones, leading different groups and bringing them together without violence (or at least tried to avoid when he could). On the other hand Daenerys has always brought fear to her people while leading them (bend the knee or Dracarys). M...

In Firefly, a space western, they use horses on planets in space that are definitely not Earth. Is there any canon explanation as to when the horses got sent through space, how they are transported, and why they use horses in space?1 1other than "it's supposed to be a friggin' space western"

In S08E05, after Qyburn strongly suggested that Cersei be relocated to somewhere else. Where exactly did he suggest that they go, and would it really have been any safer?

In Game of Thrones S08E05 The Bells, after Daenerys starts burning King's Landing to the ground, we follow the destruction through Arya's eyes, how she manages to evade death multiple times. She takes the responsibility of saving a few women & children through this ordeal but ultimately fails. ...

On Help-Asking, at the bottom there is a How to Ask Questions in Private Beta link: Shouldn't this be removed now, as SFF.SE is no longer in beta?

A friend of mine has been using this image as their avatar for a good number of years now (15+), and they thought it was of Storm. However, recently they were told that it was not. They can no longer remember where they obtained the image. Is this Storm? If not, who is it? Also, whether it i...

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We were led to believe that all of the Dothraki died as they led the attack on the Dead during the Battle of Winterfell in Game of Thrones S08E03. Then, they suddenly appear at King's Landing? I know that both S0803 and S0805 had the same director, so was this an editing error? Or, was there so...

Assuming this list of candidates is still accurate: who are the two Kingsguard / Queensguard accompanying Cersei and Ser Robert Strong through the Red Keep when they in S8E05?

In Dr. Strange, the zealots need to destroy the three sanctums protecting earth in order for Dormammu to consume it. The London one falls, Dr. Strange prevents the New York one from being destroyed, and finally the Hong Kong one falls, which allows Dormammu and the dark dimension to begin to acc...

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This question was put on hold as "primarily opinion based." I'm asking about the logic of time-loops in the movie, and received an answer as such. How is that opinion-based?

Viserion is fell by one spear. Rhaegal is fell by 3 arrows. Drogon cannot be hit once, even with dozens of scorpions aimed at him. Is it plot armor, or is there a reason the other dragons were so easy to hit with projectiles but Drogon isn't?

Okay, so I read this Batman comic a long time back. I think around 2002. I really don't remember much of the story. Anyways the story starts out with batman in some kinda dark room. It looks like a Torture room or something. Batman wakes up and to his shock finds Robin (Dick Grayson) dead with ...

I'm trying to recall a specific post-apocalyptic movies. It is kinda like The Colony (2013), where mankind is surviving in a bunker. I can't remember if it is due to climate change or nuclear fallout but I do remember it was a group of people trying to survive. I remember there was some really d...

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What are all the names shown on the Marauders Map in the scene where Fred and George give the map to Harry in the third Harry Potter movie? The writing was too small for me to work them out.

In Star Wars, we see multiple elite Clone Commando variants. These include the ARC Troopers, the commando regiment that Gregor belongs to and the Bad Batch. Canonically, what separates these variants from each other?