re: Game of Thrones S6:E3 "Oathbreaker" Bookreader Thread

In the books they ship Dorne Gregor Clegane's skull as part of the marriage agreement. There is some debate about whether they used a dwarf skull, but one theory is that they used the real Gregor's head and sewed Joffrey's head on that thing.

Reasons why it could be true: (1) even a misshapen dwarf skull is likely too small to pass as a 7+ foot tall guy with gigantism, (2) Dany has some vision about a knight who open his visor to reveal he doesn't have a head, and (3) (I don't remember if this is in the books) the skin around his eyes is purplish, which is what Joffrey turned due to the poison.

A few reasons why not: (1) I'm not sure how Qyburn got the head given that Cersei never would have allowed it, (2) his head seems way too big for Joffrey, (3) why would you risk pissing off Cersei, just kill some random dude and use his head, (4) that would take the magic done by Qyburn to another level.

I think it is a neat theory but also relatively crackpot.

But to me that is a problem. Arya doesn't ever truly become no one. She stays Arya throughout her training. She hides Needle. She uses warging to beat the Kindly Man at his own game and tricks him. And she won't truly become No One on the show either. I just thought that was a change in the show that made her faceless man training have less meaning on the show

Idk what you're talking about and I won't respond to it.

That being said, GET HYPE

double post my bad

Sweet triple red x bro

bah apparently that was Gerold Hightower fighting alongside Dayne.

who is that in the picture? looks like a different actor ?


guess its not

Where is that from?

I assumed ollie was taking the place of the whore kid from books(forget his name) I considered them one in the same.

I don't think he was apart of the mutiny tho

Sarcasm?

I'd argue adding in Olly is one of the best things that D&D have done. The fact that you assumed his storyline was the same in the books just proves that