Because he had no doubt that Tyrion was a Lannister...
It's a place with elemental zombies, trees and animals that act like wi-fi cameras, face snatchers and flaming arms... i for one would not be so sure death would end someone hatred.
Because everyone would see it as kinslaying. Just like today, without proof, the child born of a married woman is assumed to be the child of her husband by law.
They're a pseudo-medieval culture, and crib deaths are a thing today, for perfectly healthy children. Tyrion living as long as he does is actually the less likely possibility, given the circumstances.
There's no way he couldn't have arranged for a unquestioned death for a toddler most didn't even expect to live long. To quote Cercei: "‘It doesn't matter', she told us. ‘Everyone says he's like to die soon. He shouldn't even have lived this long.' "
I THOUGHT
YOU MIGHT
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ROWING
YOU MIGHT
STILL
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ROWING
fuckin' Davos better sit on the iron throne after everything is done.
Alternative title for tonight's episode : Hey, I know you.
Still though nice to have Westeros Avengers assembled and ready for action. If only they could have shoe horned in Bronn for the suicide mission this would be the best.
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I thought you were still rowing
When he met with the killer of their dad and son.[DOUBLEPOST=1502688857,1502688735][/DOUBLEPOST]Gendrey's hammer was fooking stoopid.
Tricked into meeting him, which he told her about immediately afterwards.
Yes, but put that through a Cersei thought process filter. She doesn't have the best critical thinking skills.
Too bad Bronn didn't go north to join the Avengers.
As the oldest son of the heir apparent to survive, Jon Snow is DAKINGINDANORF-SOUF-EASTANDWEST
Aunts don't inherit.
Aunts don't inherit.
Yep. If it can be proven, I suppose.
I wonder how they are going to get a wight past the wall? Doesn't the wall have magic like the cave of the 3 eyed raven?[DOUBLEPOST=1502734015,1502733981][/DOUBLEPOST]
Hopefully Gilly kept that book.
My prediction is that someone will get injured and get carried back to the wall and die and come back to life, like what happened at the beginning of the show.
Or, they find youknowwho
GasBandit
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I don't think so, at least not in that way. Remember, wights have been brought into Castle Black before, albeit by accident.
Her kid is using it as a chew toy/coloring book
But it needs to be in the North, that's the main sticking point.
Pretty sure the implication is that the Wall is also stopping the WW's resurrection magic too, not just them. Doesn't dispel it though, as we've seen with the wights from s1 that went after Mormont.
Even if she wasn't an aunt, if they keep to the books, the rules after the Dance say he'd inherit before any women, no matter where they where on the bloodline.
On crossing the wall, in the books Bran has dreams that hint
They build ships and sail around it.
Or just wait till winter and walk around on the ice.
GasBandit
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Well, I haven't seen anything in the show or books about it, but there are tropes in other media common to undead having difficulties with crossing moving water for supernatural reasons. Though, that's more along the lines of bridges. But I think the whole point of them going to eastwatch IS going to end up being that this way they can just walk around via the Bay of Seals.
Old European stories, ghosts could not cross running water. It's probably derived from that.
If you watch the opening carefully, the milkwater is still water in the closeup shot, but when it does the lens flicking and zooms out, it's frozen.
So the WW are just really bad at asking for directions then...