Winds of Winter Predictions: Euron, King of Oldtown - A Song of Ice and Fire - Game of Thrones 

Dan and Dave would never allow an interesting character to be in the show - itvmight distract from Captain Cardboard or the murder Ninja.

I know! I can't believe he was cut 😫😅

Euron was completely decimated the moment Dumb and Dumber decide to take "Mad Daenerys route" bulshit. Because you can not take a major character like Daenerys, do whatever bulshit you want to do and then expect no dire consequences for the story. Every major threat was converted into a joke in order to "prove" that Daenerys was the secret vilain of the story. Logicaly Euron should do EVEN less then Daenerys which in this case means basicaly nothing. Instead he was converted into enemy of her, but considering that "She was evil" how that could make Euron truly evil? He didn't do anything truly evil because his role was remade to just teleport around and destroy the "evil vilain's" armies. The same is true about the army of the dead. In order to achieve their idiotic goal Dumb and Dumber had to nerf the dead. Just like Cercei was doing practically nothing in the last two seasons while still being alive. Cersei wasn't allowed to do anything other then kill Missandei. Just like we never saw how literaly milions of people are starving as a result of the heavy winter. Because the problem wasn't created by Daenerys which spent 90 % of the story in Essos. So, basycaly everything BEFORE Daenerys's arrival becomes irrelevant because the red wedding, Ned's beheading, the war of the five kings etc. are not exactly proves about how evil Daenerys was ... in Essos. And after her arrival the plot is just about screwing her in Westeros ... I mean being very evil. Additionaly Daenerys was so evil and there were so many sings of that that somehow she ... didn't execute Jaime, or Jon, or Sansa, or Aria, or Tyrion, or Brienne, or Davos, or Sam, or Gendry. It is kind of hard to do even less then not executing enyone important because of how evil you are. So that's why Euron was a pathetic joke. And he is just one of the many victims of the mad bulshit idiocy

That wasn't euron that was norue

@@TheDragonqueenistheslaye-zz5dpwell said

Presumably he would still be aware of Euron through second hand information?

@@kenm1167 Maybe. It'd need somebody to talk about Euron by name close to a weirwood tree though, otherwise it's just "Iron Islanders reaving again."

I love this theory!

Oh man, so cool and makes sense to me

This is really cool! I love the idea of the two psychic nets having their own "territory". Glass candles are probably my favorite Chekhov's gun in ASOIAF, with so much cool magical potential

Omg?!🤯🤯🤯

awww thanks so much Black Eyed lIly you're a real one

@@DavidLightbringer ❤️ BTW, I purchased a Reading Rhaegar t-shirt. His character is one of the joys of your channel. I guess I will have to consider a Nana Vhagar shirt. It looks great!

confirmed

Whooooooo’s a yellow horror under the sea? HASTUR SQUAREPANTS

The end of of days shall be signaled by the tearing of all veils....as he rips his pants.

Leyton using the beacon to "see into the flames" is an interesting thought.

Maybe the 3d animation funds trust will have refilled by the times winds has released to commission casterly rock 😂

It is known... 😉

You misspoke?!? Canceled. Feeerrrrevvveerrrrrrrr

Wasn't Lyanna also described as a horse woman, very overtly, even metaphorically calling her inhuman? Does Jon fall into the same box?

@@aubreyackermann8432 I mean, it’s pretty well established that everybody is ahorse in ASOIAF. Glidus picked up on it a few years back & put it out there as established canon.

This is beautiful

All hail your Mom!

i swear allegiance to jorah’s mother

Same. I want a 'Feast' feel with optimum depression and apocalypse.

lol all I want is for it to get published.

Pluteye Saureyen Eureyen

No the ground zero for the nuclear meltdown is at Storm's End, or so the people insisting ASOIAF is actually going to be post apocalyptic sci-fi say I believe

I should specify, when I talk of killing leaders I mean First Men leaders not Deep One leaders but maybe he killed some important Deep Ones too, you never know

​​​@@seanslight1074 Dude I wrote a lot in response to this on my other account just to find out that even my comments are now hidden on this channel 😤 basically I agree about the two women thing. Also Brandon, Cat and Lyanna match that same pattern: amoral man, amoral woman, idealized woman. And when Bran peeps on Jamie and Cercei this a symbolic reenactment of what happened with the OG night king. NK warged into Nissa nissas partner as they were being partners if you catch my drift. They basically threw him out of his body and left him catatonic. In tyrions early pov we see the response to this event as they consider sending Sandor to kill the wolf. Sandor is steeped in hellhound/demon/shadow symbolism. I believe this parallels some faction considering sending a shadow to kill the corpse queen. Also it just dawned on me 😉 that in Jon 1, GoT, Myrcella and Robb are representing Nissa nissa and her lover.

​​@@seanslight1074p.s. read Bran's second Pov from the perspective that it is all symbolic for warging and a past event. Climbing=Flying and when he flips upside down, hanging man style, it's symbolic for being in the shadow world.

OHHHHH that's what it was... I've gotten a couple of hard-to-understand personal attacks in the comments of this video, and that usually happens when I say something "political"

but yeah happy pride, fuck the haters

This is a really interesting take. I don’t necessarily disagree. I think it’s possible GRRM *does* have supernatural entities already “on the scene” as you put it, but they’re disguised. I immediately think of Patchface. I think it’s entirely possible Patchface came back as a literal vessel for some kind of lesser demon-drowned god-squisher pantheon member. I also think it’s possible GRRM will have actual “gods” or supernatural entities actively “come on the scene” eventually (likely in some corporeal forms, possessions, etc), assuming he ever publishes any other ASOIAF novels. Just because he hasn’t yet brought them actively out doesn’t mean he won’t; however, I do very much appreciate your point about such choices potentially depriving his human & human-adjacent characters of their agency. Considering a major theme of his is the consequences of inherently flawed people making difficult choices, I think if he were to bring “higher” beings actively out, he’d have to walk a very tight rope to avoid cheating his characters out of the stakes their choices risk.

Smart smart stoners lol

Timett

My guess is, he fits in between Timett & Timett, before Timett but right after Timett, but not before Timett & Timett, & not to be confused with the Timett two Timetts before Timett. … Timett.

You talk about this like 5 seconds after I wrote the comment lol

"that's called f---king teammmmworkkk" haha

Also, I know people increasingly believe Cersei won’t team up with Euron, but when Daenerys falls through, the Bloodstone Emperor will take a tiger (or lion) woman for a bride. Cersei getting involved with someone who is infinitely crazier than her is perfect to send her into true madness.

The fused stone base is yes

Mystery solved. still, I like the idea of a Targaryen Aquarian recovery unit

I think your in-world analysis makes a lot of sense, I think the skepticism of yet another T named Aegon, let alone multiple Aegons alive at the same time, comes more from the standpoint of writing, as in, it’s super awkward, kind of risks confusing the audience, it dilutes the significance of the name, etc. It’s definitely plausible in-world, as you do so well justifying, but it becomes far less plausible once we step outside the fictional world & look at it from a literary-criticism point of view. It would be a weird writing choice, I think, that creates the skepticism about Jon also being named Aegon. Like, if I play it out in my head, it just creates unnecessary frictions for the story: “I’m Aegon.” “No, I’m Aegon!” Or we learn the current Aegon isn’t really named Aegon, that’s part of Illyrio & Varys’ scheme, so it frees up the name for Jon, but that’s still super awkward & why? What would GRRM be adding to the story by that route? He already wants us to be skeptical of the current Aegon’s provenance, so what would more skepticism achieve? Issues like that, when I play it out.

Having unanswered questions may be more satisfying than definitive answers.

just some Kingindanorf business haha