Is this the best description they could come up with? Lmao
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If Bran knows everything that everyone in the world knows why didn't he tell Arya about what was West of Westeros and what she would find there?
Bran had memories of everyone all over the world, this would include the lands that were West of Westeros, why didn't he just tell Arya what was there and share his secret knowledge?
The crews of the ships would certainly appreciate it and have an easier time, Arya was just sailing on a fools journey into danger without thinking.
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Bran had memories of everyone all over the world, this would include the lands that were West of Westeros, why didn't he just tell Arya what was there and share his secret knowledge?
The crews of the ships would certainly appreciate it and have an easier time, Arya was just sailing on a fools journey into danger without thinking.
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Why is Samwell Tarly not sent back to the Wall as he was training to be a Master and was supposed to return afterwards?
Samwell Tarly was in Oldtown training to become a Maester for the Night's Watch and helped fight the Army Of The Dead, he was seen as a part of Brans small council and probably took over House Tarly.
Why didn't Samwell return to the Wall? Isn't he basically deserting by staying in King's Landing?
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Samwell Tarly was in Oldtown training to become a Maester for the Night's Watch and helped fight the Army Of The Dead, he was seen as a part of Brans small council and probably took over House Tarly.
Why didn't Samwell return to the Wall? Isn't he basically deserting by staying in King's Landing?
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Who takes control of Dragonstone after Bran becomes King?
Dragonstone was basically the property of the Targaryens except they're all dead and Jon Snow didn't explain that he was Ageon Targaryen and claim it per his ancestral right, so would it go to Bran?
It's basically an empty island perhaps Ser Davos Seaworthy gets rewarded with it, or Bronn gets it to make him really happy along with Highgarden, unless Bran decides to merge Dragonstone into The Crownlands and rules it directly himself.
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Dragonstone was basically the property of the Targaryens except they're all dead and Jon Snow didn't explain that he was Ageon Targaryen and claim it per his ancestral right, so would it go to Bran?
It's basically an empty island perhaps Ser Davos Seaworthy gets rewarded with it, or Bronn gets it to make him really happy along with Highgarden, unless Bran decides to merge Dragonstone into The Crownlands and rules it directly himself.
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If they ever get around to that Robert Baratheon prequel...
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The engineers sucked
When John shows Daenerys the cave paintings it is clear that even after thousands of years nothing has changed in terms of technology. They're still forging weapons with steel and shooting bows and arrows. Perhaps it's because each generation of engineers was wiped out before they could teach the next generation anything. And What are they doing in that citadel? Making sure things don't change?
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When John shows Daenerys the cave paintings it is clear that even after thousands of years nothing has changed in terms of technology. They're still forging weapons with steel and shooting bows and arrows. Perhaps it's because each generation of engineers was wiped out before they could teach the next generation anything. And What are they doing in that citadel? Making sure things don't change?
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Roommate watches Red Wedding for the first time
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Why didn't any of the King's ever send ships West of Westeros during the thousands of years of its history?
The Seven Kingdoms lasted for thousands of years before Bran became King, the Targaryens ruled a long time and many more long before them, why didn't anyone ask people from the Iron Islands what was West of their territory or people from the Free Cities in Essos?
Even a Targaryen Dragon rider could have flown and gone as far as possible, Dragons can float on the water and rest, captains can be hired and paid a lot of money, it would have been easy especially if New trade routes and wealth were promised.
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The Seven Kingdoms lasted for thousands of years before Bran became King, the Targaryens ruled a long time and many more long before them, why didn't anyone ask people from the Iron Islands what was West of their territory or people from the Free Cities in Essos?
Even a Targaryen Dragon rider could have flown and gone as far as possible, Dragons can float on the water and rest, captains can be hired and paid a lot of money, it would have been easy especially if New trade routes and wealth were promised.
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If Ygritte had survived how would she feel about Sansa, Ramsey and Jon joining Daenerys?
Ygritte was basically a lot of fun for Jon Snow, but with her alive he might abandon the Night's Watch and not be Lord Commander, she might view Sansa as weak but respect Brienne of Tarth, she would hate Ramsey and maybe end up his prisoner, and Ygritte would really hate Daenerys Targaryen becoming close to her man, she might have tried to kill her and ruined their alliance.
Kind of makes sense why she was killed off, although she would be best friends with Arya and want to learn her bad ass killing secrets, a Faceless Wildling.
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Ygritte was basically a lot of fun for Jon Snow, but with her alive he might abandon the Night's Watch and not be Lord Commander, she might view Sansa as weak but respect Brienne of Tarth, she would hate Ramsey and maybe end up his prisoner, and Ygritte would really hate Daenerys Targaryen becoming close to her man, she might have tried to kill her and ruined their alliance.
Kind of makes sense why she was killed off, although she would be best friends with Arya and want to learn her bad ass killing secrets, a Faceless Wildling.
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