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 ...

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...

In "The Mule (2018), Earl drives his truck inside the garage of a tire shop and meets some men: Andres: Where do you want us to cut the compartment, huh? Under the seat? Earl: Do what to the compartment? Andres: Cut up your truck. Why did Bald Rob want to cut Earl's truck?

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 the Korean movie The Wailing, the Japanese guy has the mark of a nail on his palm in the end. He shows it when in the cave. Much like a crucifixion. But he's shown to be the Devil. What is the nail mark on his palm supposed to represent?

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"?

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 GOT S8 E5, There is grief and then there is rage and then there is madness. We have seen her handle grief and anger almost always well. The only times shes unreasonably ruthless is when she kills the Tarlys. So why did Dany do this inspite of all the pep talk from all her advisers and th...

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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...

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...

It is actually federal law that game shows cannot have pre-determined outcomes, and my research suggests that it also bans the host from influencing the outcome. How then is "Ellen's Game of Games" on NBC not in violation of this law? Ellen can clearly manipulate the game board to favor one conte...

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...

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?

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?

In the show The Enemy Within, the team is hunting down and trying to capture a terrorist named Tal. We see in flashbacks Tal makes into the U.S and threatens Erica Shepherd, even going to her home and attempting to recruit her. How does Tal enter the U.S without getting caught? We know the CIA ...

In S08E05, we see that soldiers in the Northern army attacking the unarmed Lannister soldiers after they have surrendered. John is the warden of the North and he commands the Northern army. He tells them, No. Get back. Get back But no-one seems to obey it. Why did they not follow John's com...

I'm not a film aficionado when it comes to pre-60s movies, but as I understand, Humphrey Bogart had mannerisms and gestures in his persona as a hard-boiled detective that were as distinct as the fedoras he and others wore in film noir. I'm looking for gestures similar to the example given below;...

When the terminator gestures using his hand, the audience sees a representation of nonverbal communication.