re: GoT S7 E4 "The Spoils of War" MAESTERS Thread

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Or not.

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Then what would be the point of showing Bronn pushing him out the way? Jamie still has some role to play.

Sure, but once she is there was she not to have her show of force with the dragon fire for some food?

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Hi complete fanfic. In the books Tyrion acknowledges he won the dagger.

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From the Wiki of Ice and Fire:

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King Robert I Baratheon won the dagger from Lord Petyr Baelish during the tourney on Prince Joffrey's name day

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So....

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It would appear Cercei is toast. Dragon jokes aside.

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The cave was awesome....did not recognize the drawings until some here mentioned it. Always the artists...

Littlefinger was very unnerved twice tonight. Two things have developed that he doesn't know enough.
Arya has returned and knows how to use a sword very well. And Bran having "visions".
Doubt he takes Bran's sight seriously (even though he is "disturbed" by it), but he will take Arya very seriously.
He will need Arya to head south.

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He is also the one who posits that Joffrey stole the dagger to have Bran killed. So in the books, Tyrion did in fact own the dagger.

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A simple "I was wrong" will suffice.

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Jamie still has some role to play.

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I think he kills cersei. I believe the white walkers will attack during the southern wars and cersei will try to keep killing and not help kill the white walkers and be mad with power and Jaime kills her to get Kings landing in the North fight.

Man that's a top 3 episode for me. It has everything and everyone I wanted

Arya reuniting with her siblings and just being a badass. Loved the smirk on Sansas face when Arya was fighting.


For a second there I thought Tyrian was gonna do something. He had that look of what have I done to my family when Danny was roasting their army.

Also, now that they missed with the Scorpion and Danny knows they have it, it's rendered useless. We didn't see her dragon fly off again, so maybe he's injured.

And what a stupid move by Danny to turn her back on the army and try to remove the arrow.

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Cavalry destroys foot soldiers every time.

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"Fired upon by the British artillery until the last possible moment, hindered by the soft, wet ground and the passage over the sunken Ohain road, at 1600 about 5,000 sabres charged up the plateau to find the Allied infantry formed in 20 squares. Without enough room and speed, the momentum of the charge was broken. The horsemen swept around the squares, trying to penetrate them. Uxbridge's cavalry counterattacked and sent the French back down the slope. The cuirassier and Guard cavalry rallied and renewed their charge several times.

Napoleon was furious when he saw Ney's premature action but knowing that the attack must be supported, ordered Kellerman and Guyot to join the charge. At 1700, the whole French cavalry was committed, some 10,000 sabres in all. The British claimed that no squares were broken but it seems that some of them were severely cut up. After perhaps as much as twelve unsuccessful charges the remainder of the French cavalry retired, badly shaken up. The British Colonel Frazer said the following about the charge of the French cavalry: "Never did cavalry behave so nobly, or was received by infantry so firmly."

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Except in real life.

Actually got goosebumps when Drogon 1st attacked the Lannisters, been wanting to see a scene like that for years, before GOT was even written.

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Also, now that they missed with the Scorpion and Danny knows they have it, it's rendered useless

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Nahh it is still going to be a critical part of defending KL. Without it Danny could just melt the damn walls down if she wanted to.