HBO's Game of Thrones

[Galaxy Defender]

But have they even hinted at dragon horns in the series?

Not that I have noticed.

 

[misterID]

Would they need to? They just introduced Euron. They didn't hint at Cersi's prophecy until they showed it. The actor playing Euron has hinted that just because you haven't seen it yet doesn't mean he doesn't have it.

 

[Wolf359]

It would be very poor story telling if they did.
The dragons have been the "heavy guns" from the start & the first time you see them against her sworn enemy they just happen to have a weapon that they've never mentioned that turns the tide against Daenerys. Very poor story telling

 

[Galaxy Defender]

Would they need to? They just introduced Euron. They didn't hint at Cersi's prophecy until they showed it. The actor playing Euron has hinted that just because you haven't seen it yet doesn't mean he doesn't have it.

The Seven Kingdoms are in such chaos it looks like Dany could practically walk into the throne room. Euron having the horn would make it harder for her. Still have 13 episodes to fill.

 

[Wolf359]

But those 13 episodes not only have to end "the game of thrones" they also have to defeat the "night King"

 

[Teebin]

I find Euron to be the most dull character introduced on the show. Partly because he isn't interesting to look at. He looks like the guy at the local auto body shop.

 

[Hockeyman55]

Free carriage wheel rotation with everyone dragon horn purchase

 

[misterID]

The Seven Kingdoms are in such chaos it looks like Dany could practically walk into the throne room. Euron having the horn would make it harder for her. Still have 13 episodes to fill.

Exactly. They need an elevated villain, because you can't base the next two seasons on the Night King and Cersi. They obviously held Euron back for a reason. He's literally been in just three quick scenes. And I sincerely doubt his strategy for taking over Westeros is just centered on his wang and offering it to Dany. A dragonbinder would not only hurt her invasion but also the upcoming war with the Night King. The show needs more drama not less, and definitely not two seasons of Dany running through Westeros like a knife through warm butter.

Having Dany just walk in and take over is boring and kind of ridiculous.

 

[Galaxy Defender]

Exactly. They need an elevated villain, because you can't base the next two seasons on the Night King and Cersi. They obviously held Euron back for a reason. He's literally been in just three quick scenes. And I sincerely doubt his strategy for taking over Westeros is just centered on his wang and offering it to Dany. A dragonbinder would not only hurt her invasion but also the upcoming war with the Night King. The show needs more drama not less, and definitely not two seasons of Dany running through Westeros like a knife through warm butter.

Having Dany just walk in and take over is boring and kind of ridiculous.

:agree:100%

 

[DragonSlayer]

Thirteen hours isn't that much to be honest - I hope the series doesn't start really speeding up just to cram plot points in before the end. It needs some spacing to stop it becoming an endless action flick with no character development or exposition.

 

[Teebin]

And... I am watching it again. I am so bored.

 

[Teebin]

I won't say it again, but whatever I said as it aired, I say it still.

 

[Teebin]

I don't get why the young cute priesty boy ran after the little boy... he was sent to get Cersi wasn't he? Was it just a lame plot misdirection?

 

[Teebin]

The bell hitting the ground... hoy!

 

[Galaxy Defender]

I don't get why the young cute priesty boy ran after the little boy... he was sent to get Cersi wasn't he? Was it just a lame plot misdirection?

He realized the little boy was up to something so decided to follow him.

 

[Teebin]

So, the potter actor is Frey? God I love that actor, his face and his voice. The epitome of a character!

 

[Galaxy Defender]

The bell hitting the ground... hoy!

Ask not for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee.

 

[Teebin]

He realized the little boy was up to something so decided to follow him.

Yeah, so it was a bit of a lame misdirection. He had a job and he was very regimented and yet, he chased after the very young boy. Rewatching, it doesn't make any sense.

 

[Galaxy Defender]

Yeah, so it was a bit of a lame misdirection. He had a job and he was very regimented and yet, he chased after the very young boy. Rewatching, it doesn't make any sense.

He did send the others in his group on to get Cersi. He was the only one to do the following.

 

[Teebin]

The Davos scene is what I had been expecting for so long, but I never wanted to see it... he was just as sad and angry as I anticipated he would be. Horrid tragic. Breaks my heart theatrically.