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Tyrion. What I can't explain is why Jorah came to his defense with Dany and encouraged her to keep him as her hand even though Jorah, himself, was on the short list of qualified applicants at a time it looked like Dany was more than ready to find a new Hand of the Queen.
Have not heard mention of this theory before but it seems very sound. Sound.. but likely wrong. As I said a while back, I think NK has always wanted to do what he is doing now but the magic and all that kept him at bay until Bran fucked it all up. Bran actually confirmed this in the last episode when he said NK has been after all 3 eyed Ravens to erase the memory of this world and everything else in it.
Meh, I still think a betrayal could be her love of power. We never think of her as the bad guy, because she has such great intentions, but she desperately wants the Iron Throne, so why should anyone think she turns out being the good guy in all of this?
Yeah, I know she is not a faceless man, but not sure how the "glamor" works. It could bea new glamor, or the one she has is capable of projecting more than one image.
Maybe Jorah is secretly setting Tyrion up, and while Tyrion is on trial in the last episode, he is found innocent. Jorah could be the betrayal for love. I doubt it but it is possible.
Yeah, I've seen reference to that. I think the way it went was 3 treasons will you know. So that doesn't sound like she'd be committing the treasons but rather she'd be victimized by the treasons. This is something I don't think the show will ever spell out so could be anything or, for show purposes, nothing at all. Was suppose to be 1 treason for blood, 1 for gold and 1 for love. I've seen theories. The blood would likely have to do with either the blood magic of the witch or her brother "selling her like a broodmare". The latter could also be thought of as the treason for gold since it was the gold crown Viserys was selling her for. Tyrion could be the one for love as it was noted, after the boat sex scene, how he was lurking around looking all jelly. From what I've read, this part of the House of the Undying was so different than in the books, I'd say it likely amounts to nothing.
True enough. I'm not sure how the glamour thing works either.
That Jorah thing has me wondering too but I think he's gonna die in this war against the Dead. Not in episode 3, but the following episode.
Would seem like a huge waste to give him Hearstbane in one episode, only to have him die in the next. Still possible though. I think Lady Mormont dies, and that leaves Jorah head of House Mormont.
I don't think the pact had that condition. The fact that NK has targeted the 3 eyed Raven ever since suggests there was no pact. Winterfell got its name because that is where Winter fell when the NK and his army were defeated and turned back. So maybe the saying is as such just to place significance on Winterfell itself.
It was cause "winter" had come. Snow was coming through the gaping hole burned through the roof.
I don't want him to speak. Would ruin his bad assery. He's plenty intelligent. I'd agree at this point there's no time for some big, in depth, reveal about NK. He is what he is and created as seen in the show.