The catspaw isn't too difficult to figure out, when it happens only a very small amount of characters know it happened, everyone from winterfell is obviously out not one of them would hurt bran, lysa could potentially know depending on where her "rider in the night" was during the fall but the rider would have had no way to get the dagger to be the catspaw. Jamie would have killed bran himself, cersei was opposed to hurting bran in general, and Robert would never harm a Stark knowingly. The hound would have killed bran himself if it was his doing, as would most the kingsguard. This really only leaves tyrion, and the 3 lannister bastards, since we hear tyrions thoughts on the matter we can say with 100% certainty it wasn't him, mycella wouldn't do it a tommen was too upset about his fall. Joffery is presented as an option with decent evidence given by Jamie and cersei as to why and this is several books later so it isn't the first option given. It's most likely joffery unless littlefinger somehow knew about the fall which he couldn't have so quickly let alone also got a catspaw to posses Robert's dagger in that short of time. If both tyrion and Jamie arrive at the conclusion it was joffery separately I have to agree it's most likely him.
Your forgetting one other important character in winterfell at the time who could have done it and escaped both jamie and tyrions eye. Mance Raider. Man was at winterfell at the time of fall, is on record thinking cripples should be killed, and had a pouch of silver on him just like the one the cats paw had. The only difficult thing is figuring out how he got the Dagger
@@gonfftheprince While I agree that it was mot likely Mance, the motive is entirely different than "on record thinking cripples should be killed." Mance was scouting out Winterfell ahead of the upcoming invasion of The North. If he could cause strife between the Lannisters and Starks, two Houses well known for having beef with each other, and a war broke out between them, he would have an easy invasion of The Wall and The North itself with all of Ned Stark's armies and bannermen fighting south of Moat Cailin. What better motive than attempting to murder a child of the host's house while he is living there?
I can’t imagine the dialogue of Joffrey hiring a random dude to be a killer than handing him an incredibly valuable knife, there’s a reason GRRM didn’t include it
@@manband20 but one of the spear wives greatly respected Ned, I don't see why mance would think to try and kill bran, though the use of the fire as a distraction is in mances wheelhouse he lacked the means to hire said killer, the other issue I have is Robert's dagger being used, mance isn't an idiot any logical person wouldn't use a weapon that wasn't directly tied to the lannisters, had littlefinger not lied or had Cat or Ned asked someone else they'd have learned it was Roberts, that's a whole different can of worms, it wouldn't put the starks past moat caylin the entire north would rally agaisnt the crown and have to hold the north. Making mances job harder. Just my 2 cents on the matter but killing a crippled, unconscious kid doesn't feel like a mance thing to do. He was there for recon if the catspaw had been caught instead of killed he'd have been sold out and they'd have learned who he really was fairly quickly.
re. sansa stannis tyrion, i see mellisandra argueing that sansa's marriage is illegitemate since she married in a sept, in front of false gods and priests.
Stating you will play yourself out, starting to play the Piano, and then stopping the video is maybe the biggest cinematic betrayal ive ever experienced
Pretty much I imagine. It's not a high mortality because they are Targareayns, it's simply due to their own dynasty's actions. Historically the Targaryeans see themselves as special, their blood and their connection to dragons has brewed this family to see themselves as superior, and the incest is a result of wanting to maintain this bloodline pure and keep their family special as they see it. I know some Targ stans will argue that incest isn't just in their family and claim it's normal, like yeah of course it happens in other families. But it's not a normal thing in Westeros not at all. Their high mortality rate is just the result of years of generational incest, and their own views of their superiority wiped out their entire family dynasty in a number of hundreds of years whereas no other major Westerosi family has had that issue. Targs aren't special, their just ill and infertile.
Heres my crazy GOT theory. Glimbus is the internet personality being paid by GRRM to float GRRM's potential plans for the story. And its taking GRRM so long to write the books cuz hes using all the fan fiction ideas to unlock his writers block
Married or not a king can legitimize Jon, if both his parents are Highborn (which they are) he can be Jon targaryan with kings decree. Possibly his own if he is Robb's heir.
At some point in the past the Targs had to choose between plural marriages and incest marriages because the FO7 wouldn’t let them do both so plural marriages are no longer considered legitimate. A king could still legitimise him, but he’d have to find a king willing to do that who everyone saw as an authority figure
They do make it a point a few times to say Tyrion and Tysha stayed in a cottage by the sea. Maybe the sailor’s wife things gets explained later with that as part of it.
Thought that popped into my head re: simultaneous long nights. If the white walkers wanted to get from the heart of winter to essos, surely they could freeze the waters in front of them and make an ice bridge all the way? Seems like it's implied that they could make things just that cold, and imo is a lot cooler than the continents normally being connected. Makes the icy bois even more intimidating
depends on what you mean by ice bridge, would you consider our north pole an ice bridge? because it does kind of connect the americas and europe. essos and westeros being connected doesn't mean that essos snakes around east until it reaches westeros, but that it stretches north until it connects to the north pole
i think it might be that the faceless men take payment according to your own wealth, arya is sent to kill a insurance guy, but who would want him dead but the wife of a sailor he never paid out to. and a sailors widow could scarcely afford a faceless man if all they take is money. maybe it's possible to pay in another more sinister way, but since we basicaly only have the perspective of high born westerosi on the subject they only know about the cash price
One thing I do want to respond to on this old (for the internet) video, the east connecting to west in my mind would be for the continents to be sort of like a perspective warped donut with the connecting portions in the North Pole
exactly, east and west are not the only directions i think it very likely that essos at some place connects or comes close to connecting with the north pole same as westeros
Theories: 1 AltShiftX is dead. 2 AltSchwX is a faceless man. 3 Waif (tv) actually killed Arya in the dark and presented herself as Arya to Jaqen, lied to his face so well but he also knew the truth hence "Arya" was both herself and no one, both a faceless man and "Arya Stark of Winterfell" (sug. def but hate it). 4 Varys is LOL Keep up the great work 👍
Is Targaryens not getting sick an actual idea people have?? There's so many examples against it, Daeron & co are the obvious one, plus Jaehaerys' first kid (the actual first Daenerys) died of the shivers
@@romulusnuma116 Dany gets dysentery in the books ("the more she drank the more she shat") so still no, and I'm sure there are other dragonriders who died from illness too but can't recall atm
@@Foxandbrambles no, I think the only listed reason Targs were 'exceptional' was because they rode dragons, thus were closer to gods due to flying in the gods realm aka the sky
although I don't think Stannis will marry Sansa, the problem with her marriage to Tyrion needing to be annulled could be side-stepped, by Stannis or Mel simply declaring that marriages performed by Septons are invalid, and marrying them in a Red Preist ceremony.
Glidus, I've got an Idea. i never look through reddit or anywhere for already existing theories, but here it goes. Do you think that the faceless men powers can be combined with Aria's warging powers? Also full disclosure this idea is probably dumb, but its fun. So anyways, as i was saying, Aria learns to use the faces, learns to literally become someone else in the spooky-wooky way that the faceless men do. Given that they become someone else, would Aria be able to basically warg into a person without them knowing, or reacting in the way that happens when someone else tries to take over. Because she wouldn't be trying to control that person, she would "wear them" and in a sense become them in presence, and basically be there in the way a bystander would be, just watching. and then you think well wait hold on that's quite insane, but then you think again, and Aria basically already does a similar thing with cats because she isn't trying to control them, just seeing through their eyes. So can that practice then be extrapolated and combined with the faceless men capability to become someone else on the drop of a dime. So that when Aria does this, the person feels something off momentarily, but it quickly fades away like a shadow that suddenly spooked them. You know, in the way which Aria is characterized. Am i crazy or does this kinda make alot of sense? I will also be dropping this to swifty, but i don't think he will see it.
Let’s say for a minute that Faegon is real Aegon and Varys wants to put him on the throne. He’s gonna want Dany to be seen as the real Dany by Robert so he kills her, he also wants her to appear like a foreign invading tyrant so people will like Aegon more
@@emilybarclay8831 Dany hatched 3 dragons, and rode the largest. Dany and Viserys were not even rumored to be dead. Much more likely she is legit than bim. Not to mention Viserys' memories prior to the rebellion.
I don’t like Quentin but it is more fun if he’s not dead or his boys are up to something. Also dragon fire burns stone so the whip not burning doesn’t hold up
It's not that dragonfire couldn't burn a whip, it's that if the "furnace wind" that hit Quentyn could burn a whip, then Quentyn should be completely fucked but he survives 3 days and gets put out by Arch which is incongruous to other examples of dragonfire burning people.
@@donaldjgumpofficial5754eh, those dragons are essentially little chicks compared to most other examples we have of people dieing by dragonfire. Even the sheperd's daughter (if really killed by Drogon) left a corpse to be shown. Also they clearly don't just "combust" any flesh with their breath, otherwise what would the eat? Sunfyre "bathed her in a blast of flame before closing his jaws around her arm and shoulder" when killing Rheanyra, so clearly there's flesh and bone to be left behind, Sunfyre being older than Rhaegal.
I’d like to point out that means he had two sons named Aegon (like in that shitty dragon show) but George Foreman had six sons named George Foreman so it’s definitely possible
Glidus = Secret Targaryen, because by his own admission he has blue eyes, and purple eyes are sometimes mistaken for blue within the story Alternatively, Glidus is one of Robert's bastards
I complimented the person to my left, who happened to be the boy i liked, and he said sorry but he didnt like me that way and couldnt be in a relationship right now. I literally just said he was a nice sense of style and comedy🙁
> Benjen is Daario If R+L=D and Benjen knows about it - why not. Also, you know, Night's Watchers are crows, Daario's company is Stormcrows. It fits, if you don't think about it more than 0.25 seconds. Also it would add some incest to the story, which we all desperately need. The story definitely doesn't have enough incest. Though I personally tend to think Daario is Ned.
Just a quick little thing I’d like to say is that, though it’s super unlikely Rhaegar had the time to marry Layana, if he did, it wouldn’t necessarily be illegitimate, it would just be his second wife, for instance, Aegons son with Visenya wasn’t illegitimate, he was Maegor targaryen, and he himself married many women but obviously couldn’t reproduce, but still it goes to show that simply because Rhaegar was married to Elia it doesn’t mean he couldn’t marry someone else as well
> There is no analogue for the Faceless Men in the Faith of the Seven Well, they have Tongueless Women aka Silent Sisters, who kinda deal with death...
I think Jon indeed notes that Satin is an attractive dude but I don't think he's interested in him in a sexual or romantic way. With women it's generally more accepted when they notice other women appearance but when a guy does it it's immediately seen as gay. That's where the 'heterosexuality is fragile' idea comes from
true. but also i think at this point jon's orientation is up to interpretation, more of a headcanon than anything else. we know he loves ygritte, so he is not gay, but that's about it. he could be straight, he could be bi, whatever a reader prefers tbh
Speaking of attraction to the same sex, I just now realized that Renly’s peach can also be taken in a sort of sexual way given that peaches are sometimes used to represent butts and since he is eating a peach he is essentially eating ass? I swear I’m not being sarcastic or anything I’m genuinely curious if this might have been intentional. (Before I get comments about this, yes I understand the really cool role the peach plays outside of potential sexual innuendoes/hints at Renly’s sexuality.)
Isn't Cersei entirely turned off by her experience with Taena? Like she tried because she "wanted to feel whatever Robert did" (aka being in control), but didn't like it and basically told Taena to fuck off?
Ah dude c'mon some of these theories you talk about are just jokes like. I enjoy when you discuss actual theories but it's really painful when you start discussing how Caitlyn might have tried to kill Bran etc
Robert's bastard and Lyanna's bastard being in gay love is too big to not happen. Make it so, George.
I have a son, you have a son, we’ll join our two houses.
Who isn’t gay for Satin though? He’s the belle of the wall
Belle of the ball(s) of half the men in Oldtown
I’m a musician trying to become one of Varys’s little birds. First step? B minor.
Lol. Lmao
Benjen Stark is the Sailor's Wife. It explains EVERYTHING
Daario Naharis is the Sailor's Wife's Sailor Husband
Ah, so Benjen is both the sailor and his wife! Of course! And they're also Euron!!
I have a bum you have a bum... On yer marks get set...terrible!
It is known
"I have blue eyes, it so happens, ladies. I am not Benjen..." Lolll I had so much fun listening to these, even 2 years later. These are great.
To my left was a mirror and I genuinely needed that. Thanks Glimb
What do coins have on them?
Many different faces.
Hence the Many Faced God.
Holy crap! Money is the Many Faced God!
Don’t bring Marxism to GoT plz 😂😂
Very Hippy of GURM
@burneraccount yeah it’s a Marxist explanation of capitalism
@burneraccount I agree with practically none of his hot garbage
@burneraccount Yes. I don’t consider myself an expert. Mises, Hayek, Rothbard, Friedman, Sowell, and Adam Smith have much to offer.
The catspaw isn't too difficult to figure out, when it happens only a very small amount of characters know it happened, everyone from winterfell is obviously out not one of them would hurt bran, lysa could potentially know depending on where her "rider in the night" was during the fall but the rider would have had no way to get the dagger to be the catspaw.
Jamie would have killed bran himself, cersei was opposed to hurting bran in general, and Robert would never harm a Stark knowingly. The hound would have killed bran himself if it was his doing, as would most the kingsguard.
This really only leaves tyrion, and the 3 lannister bastards, since we hear tyrions thoughts on the matter we can say with 100% certainty it wasn't him, mycella wouldn't do it a tommen was too upset about his fall. Joffery is presented as an option with decent evidence given by Jamie and cersei as to why and this is several books later so it isn't the first option given. It's most likely joffery unless littlefinger somehow knew about the fall which he couldn't have so quickly let alone also got a catspaw to posses Robert's dagger in that short of time.
If both tyrion and Jamie arrive at the conclusion it was joffery separately I have to agree it's most likely him.
Your forgetting one other important character in winterfell at the time who could have done it and escaped both jamie and tyrions eye.
Mance Raider. Man was at winterfell at the time of fall, is on record thinking cripples should be killed, and had a pouch of silver on him just like the one the cats paw had. The only difficult thing is figuring out how he got the Dagger
@@gonfftheprince While I agree that it was mot likely Mance, the motive is entirely different than "on record thinking cripples should be killed."
Mance was scouting out Winterfell ahead of the upcoming invasion of The North. If he could cause strife between the Lannisters and Starks, two Houses well known for having beef with each other, and a war broke out between them, he would have an easy invasion of The Wall and The North itself with all of Ned Stark's armies and bannermen fighting south of Moat Cailin.
What better motive than attempting to murder a child of the host's house while he is living there?
I can’t imagine the dialogue of Joffrey hiring a random dude to be a killer than handing him an incredibly valuable knife, there’s a reason GRRM didn’t include it
@@manband20 but one of the spear wives greatly respected Ned, I don't see why mance would think to try and kill bran, though the use of the fire as a distraction is in mances wheelhouse he lacked the means to hire said killer, the other issue I have is Robert's dagger being used, mance isn't an idiot any logical person wouldn't use a weapon that wasn't directly tied to the lannisters, had littlefinger not lied or had Cat or Ned asked someone else they'd have learned it was Roberts, that's a whole different can of worms, it wouldn't put the starks past moat caylin the entire north would rally agaisnt the crown and have to hold the north. Making mances job harder.
Just my 2 cents on the matter but killing a crippled, unconscious kid doesn't feel like a mance thing to do. He was there for recon if the catspaw had been caught instead of killed he'd have been sold out and they'd have learned who he really was fairly quickly.
@@manband20 i don't think mance would do that, he claimed guest right and that is sacred
re. sansa stannis tyrion, i see mellisandra argueing that sansa's marriage is illegitemate since she married in a sept, in front of false gods and priests.
Stating you will play yourself out, starting to play the Piano, and then stopping the video is maybe the biggest cinematic betrayal ive ever experienced
I always assumed the Targaryen mortality was so high due to inbreeding.
Pretty much I imagine. It's not a high mortality because they are Targareayns, it's simply due to their own dynasty's actions. Historically the Targaryeans see themselves as special, their blood and their connection to dragons has brewed this family to see themselves as superior, and the incest is a result of wanting to maintain this bloodline pure and keep their family special as they see it.
I know some Targ stans will argue that incest isn't just in their family and claim it's normal, like yeah of course it happens in other families. But it's not a normal thing in Westeros not at all. Their high mortality rate is just the result of years of generational incest, and their own views of their superiority wiped out their entire family dynasty in a number of hundreds of years whereas no other major Westerosi family has had that issue.
Targs aren't special, their just ill and infertile.
@@rise-my-angel True. That being said, all the strange conflicts and tragic accidents are unlikely to be coincidences.
Heres my crazy GOT theory. Glimbus is the internet personality being paid by GRRM to float GRRM's potential plans for the story. And its taking GRRM so long to write the books cuz hes using all the fan fiction ideas to unlock his writers block
Technically Targs have had multiple wives that included a second wife’s kid that inherited the throne. So Jon could be a legitimate loophole. 🤷♀️
I still don’t think Lyanna would go for Rhaegar unless she was married though
Depends on who you ask tho
Married or not a king can legitimize Jon, if both his parents are Highborn (which they are) he can be Jon targaryan with kings decree. Possibly his own if he is Robb's heir.
At some point in the past the Targs had to choose between plural marriages and incest marriages because the FO7 wouldn’t let them do both so plural marriages are no longer considered legitimate. A king could still legitimise him, but he’d have to find a king willing to do that who everyone saw as an authority figure
Second wife's kid that was born first, keep in mind
They do make it a point a few times to say Tyrion and Tysha stayed in a cottage by the sea. Maybe the sailor’s wife things gets explained later with that as part of it.
I know it's ridiculous but is it possible that Game Of Thrones takes place in the same universe as A Song Of Ice and Fire?
Thought that popped into my head re: simultaneous long nights. If the white walkers wanted to get from the heart of winter to essos, surely they could freeze the waters in front of them and make an ice bridge all the way? Seems like it's implied that they could make things just that cold, and imo is a lot cooler than the continents normally being connected. Makes the icy bois even more intimidating
depends on what you mean by ice bridge, would you consider our north pole an ice bridge? because it does kind of connect the americas and europe.
essos and westeros being connected doesn't mean that essos snakes around east until it reaches westeros, but that it stretches north until it connects to the north pole
And also makes the Wall useless.
Jonsa= Jon+sansa (cringe)
Jonsa= Jon+satin (based)
Jon having a crush on Satin is likely, but it's incredibly unlikely to become relevant.
i think it might be that the faceless men take payment according to your own wealth, arya is sent to kill a insurance guy, but who would want him dead but the wife of a sailor he never paid out to.
and a sailors widow could scarcely afford a faceless man if all they take is money. maybe it's possible to pay in another more sinister way, but since we basicaly only have the perspective of high born westerosi on the subject they only know about the cash price
One thing I do want to respond to on this old (for the internet) video, the east connecting to west in my mind would be for the continents to be sort of like a perspective warped donut with the connecting portions in the North Pole
Or something akin to the Bering strait in our world, it could even have disappeared like the real world one did too
exactly, east and west are not the only directions i think it very likely that essos at some place connects or comes close to connecting with the north pole same as westeros
Theories: 1 AltShiftX is dead. 2 AltSchwX is a faceless man. 3 Waif (tv) actually killed Arya in the dark and presented herself as Arya to Jaqen, lied to his face so well but he also knew the truth hence "Arya" was both herself and no one, both a faceless man and "Arya Stark of Winterfell" (sug. def but hate it). 4 Varys is LOL
Keep up the great work 👍
Glidus you deserve a billion trillion subs you're so nice to watch fr
Young Sansa is the name of the Young Griff and Sansa ship. Its also the name of my new EP
Yung Sansa is my soundcloud name
I mean, I’m lying in bed alone but I think I just made the night of sleep paralysis demon that hangs out by my left hand bedpost ☺️
Is Targaryens not getting sick an actual idea people have?? There's so many examples against it, Daeron & co are the obvious one, plus Jaehaerys' first kid (the actual first Daenerys) died of the shivers
Wasn’t it part of Jahaerys campaign of exceptionalism? Which took a blow when Daenerys died
I've hears the idea that it's specifically dragon ridding targs don't get sick but I have no idea how true that is
@@romulusnuma116 Dany gets dysentery in the books ("the more she drank the more she shat") so still no, and I'm sure there are other dragonriders who died from illness too but can't recall atm
@@Foxandbrambles no, I think the only listed reason Targs were 'exceptional' was because they rode dragons, thus were closer to gods due to flying in the gods realm aka the sky
although I don't think Stannis will marry Sansa, the problem with her marriage to Tyrion needing to be annulled could be side-stepped, by Stannis or Mel simply declaring that marriages performed by Septons are invalid, and marrying them in a Red Preist ceremony.
Oh wow, so soon. Bring it on!
GLAEGAR REINS
I love you Gladiator
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Glidus, I've got an Idea. i never look through reddit or anywhere for already existing theories, but here it goes. Do you think that the faceless men powers can be combined with Aria's warging powers? Also full disclosure this idea is probably dumb, but its fun. So anyways, as i was saying, Aria learns to use the faces, learns to literally become someone else in the spooky-wooky way that the faceless men do. Given that they become someone else, would Aria be able to basically warg into a person without them knowing, or reacting in the way that happens when someone else tries to take over. Because she wouldn't be trying to control that person, she would "wear them" and in a sense become them in presence, and basically be there in the way a bystander would be, just watching. and then you think well wait hold on that's quite insane, but then you think again, and Aria basically already does a similar thing with cats because she isn't trying to control them, just seeing through their eyes. So can that practice then be extrapolated and combined with the faceless men capability to become someone else on the drop of a dime. So that when Aria does this, the person feels something off momentarily, but it quickly fades away like a shadow that suddenly spooked them. You know, in the way which Aria is characterized. Am i crazy or does this kinda make alot of sense? I will also be dropping this to swifty, but i don't think he will see it.
Robert's people think Dany is who she says she is. Varys has one of the best spy networks around. Jorah was hired to kill her. I think Dany is Dany.
Let’s say for a minute that Faegon is real Aegon and Varys wants to put him on the throne. He’s gonna want Dany to be seen as the real Dany by Robert so he kills her, he also wants her to appear like a foreign invading tyrant so people will like Aegon more
@@emilybarclay8831 Dany hatched 3 dragons, and rode the largest. Dany and Viserys were not even rumored to be dead. Much more likely she is legit than bim. Not to mention Viserys' memories prior to the rebellion.
I don’t like Quentin but it is more fun if he’s not dead or his boys are up to something. Also dragon fire burns stone so the whip not burning doesn’t hold up
Black stone whip pog
It's not that dragonfire couldn't burn a whip, it's that if the "furnace wind" that hit Quentyn could burn a whip, then Quentyn should be completely fucked but he survives 3 days and gets put out by Arch which is incongruous to other examples of dragonfire burning people.
@@donaldjgumpofficial5754eh, those dragons are essentially little chicks compared to most other examples we have of people dieing by dragonfire. Even the sheperd's daughter (if really killed by Drogon) left a corpse to be shown.
Also they clearly don't just "combust" any flesh with their breath, otherwise what would the eat?
Sunfyre "bathed her in a blast of flame before closing his jaws around her arm and shoulder" when killing Rheanyra, so clearly there's flesh and bone to be left behind, Sunfyre being older than Rhaegal.
Targ master race had me crying laughing
No one talks about the theory that Aegon is the son of Rhaegar and Lyanna not Jon
Omfg !! Your right !!! Lol
I’d like to point out that means he had two sons named Aegon (like in that shitty dragon show) but George Foreman had six sons named George Foreman so it’s definitely possible
Glidus = Secret Targaryen, because by his own admission he has blue eyes, and purple eyes are sometimes mistaken for blue within the story
Alternatively, Glidus is one of Robert's bastards
was told to compliment the person on my left...person on my left is pizza...I tell the pizza it is delicious...I get no response...I bite it
Have we considered that Alt Shift X is Alt Schwift X’s evil twin?
I was worried for a moment when I heard the Alt shift X= AltschiftX theory, if you didn’t call that out for how insane it was, we would have problems.
I complimented the person to my left, who happened to be the boy i liked, and he said sorry but he didnt like me that way and couldnt be in a relationship right now. I literally just said he was a nice sense of style and comedy🙁
Not gonna lie, that’s the funniest thing.
ok, this one might be a bit of a reach, but if you stop and think about it, it's actually quite credible...
...Glidus Glames = Glidus
The hell? That is quite a reach, man. Outta left field.
Glimbus is daario
The (Targ)aryan master race
Daario Neharis is Ser Arthur Dayne I’ll die on this hill
Dave + Dan = Terrible show? Makes sense to me
> Benjen is Daario
If R+L=D and Benjen knows about it - why not. Also, you know, Night's Watchers are crows, Daario's company is Stormcrows. It fits, if you don't think about it more than 0.25 seconds.
Also it would add some incest to the story, which we all desperately need. The story definitely doesn't have enough incest.
Though I personally tend to think Daario is Ned.
Glibubulor
What do you think to Harry the heir being Brandon’s bastard child?
The catspaw was sent to kill Catelyn Stark.
Oh so the catspaw was actually saying "You weren't s'pposed to be here" to the crippled kid in bed, that makes sense.
@@TunezCottage 😂
@@TunezCottage the whole room was supposed to be empty, the catspaw went to Bran's room to rest.
@@chestershelton1076 This is my headcanon
@@chestershelton1076 he wanted to pet Summer
27:10 all that means to me is that Sansa x Danearys is real We Are So Back you guys
I hope every character gets gay married
Just a quick little thing I’d like to say is that, though it’s super unlikely Rhaegar had the time to marry Layana, if he did, it wouldn’t necessarily be illegitimate, it would just be his second wife, for instance, Aegons son with Visenya wasn’t illegitimate, he was Maegor targaryen, and he himself married many women but obviously couldn’t reproduce, but still it goes to show that simply because Rhaegar was married to Elia it doesn’t mean he couldn’t marry someone else as well
Youre fuckin hilarious mate
> There is no analogue for the Faceless Men in the Faith of the Seven
Well, they have Tongueless Women aka Silent Sisters, who kinda deal with death...
Oh Shame we can't see the chat!
aerion bf had one daughter who was simple minded and got passed over for the crown. Fire and Blood doesn't say what happens to her after her dad dies
Varys is Tyxa... listen again Tyrion 3
Damn I just missed the popup
I think Jon indeed notes that Satin is an attractive dude but I don't think he's interested in him in a sexual or romantic way. With women it's generally more accepted when they notice other women appearance but when a guy does it it's immediately seen as gay. That's where the 'heterosexuality is fragile' idea comes from
true. but also i think at this point jon's orientation is up to interpretation, more of a headcanon than anything else. we know he loves ygritte, so he is not gay, but that's about it. he could be straight, he could be bi, whatever a reader prefers tbh
Satin is a girl.
Satin is the reincarnation of Danny Flint.
Satin will be Jon's carer while he recovers from death.
WHAT IVE NEVER HEARD THIS
Satin grew a beard in dance, how did he do this if hes a girl?
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A manly girl.
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Well Cersei and Dani are bi, and Jon thinks a lot about how pretty Satin is!
Jep. they are all gay. Because OF COURSE they are.
Speaking of attraction to the same sex, I just now realized that Renly’s peach can also be taken in a sort of sexual way given that peaches are sometimes used to represent butts and since he is eating a peach he is essentially eating ass? I swear I’m not being sarcastic or anything I’m genuinely curious if this might have been intentional. (Before I get comments about this, yes I understand the really cool role the peach plays outside of potential sexual innuendoes/hints at Renly’s sexuality.)
@@lukaslambs5780 yup
@@lukaslambs5780 I feel like it’s unintentional but that is really funny regardless.
Isn't Cersei entirely turned off by her experience with Taena? Like she tried because she "wanted to feel whatever Robert did" (aka being in control), but didn't like it and basically told Taena to fuck off?
haha I'm like 666
Ah dude c'mon some of these theories you talk about are just jokes like. I enjoy when you discuss actual theories but it's really painful when you start discussing how Caitlyn might have tried to kill Bran etc
I am sorry to inform you, but some people actually believe that.
wait you probably knew that and were making a joke lmao good one also sorry for wasting your time have a good day
@@glimbus No they don't, they are obviously just trolling on a deeper level Glidus lol