Game of thrones S6E3: Oathbreaker (Tower of Joy) discussion thread

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There were 6 people that stabbed Jon but only 4 get hanged?

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There were 6 people that stabbed Jon but only 4 get hanged?

Killed by the wildlings maybe?

No one else triggered by dual wielding Arthur Dayne?

I mean, it's like the writers are 15 year old weebs.

DABID TWO SWORDS DABID TWO SWORDS

No one else triggered by dual wielding Arthur Dayne?

I mean, it's like the writers are 15 year old weebs.

DABID TWO SWORDS DABID TWO SWORDS

>Sword of the Morning
>doesn't even use his famous sword made out of a goddamn meteor, Dawn
>actually holds one of his longswords like a dagger for part of the fight
gg D&D

bookfags are mad.

Honestly, I didn't care much for dual-wield Arthur Dayne.  Sure it looked badass, but at the same time it would've been nice to see Dawn in action.  Since it hasn't appeared, though, I reckon the sword won't have much of an impact on the overall narrative in the books.  The ToJ scene was fine otherwise, though.  And Ned Stark is a cunt for cutting down an already-dead Dayne.

The rest of the episode was just alright.  I enjoyed watching Thorne and Olly being hanged, and it's good to see Jon finally leaving the Wall.  I am kind of upset that D&D decided that the Umbers sided with Ramsay, seeing as the Greatjon was the biggest Stark/King in the North fanboy and SmallJon died protecting his king in the books.

EDIT:  Actually, the sword that Dayne had in his right hand might've been Dawn.  When he plants it in the dirt before the fight, you can see a sunrise symbol on the pommel. 

Either it's Dawn, or he forgot to take off the Rollback sticker from Walmart

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where was old mate jerry hightower

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where was old mate jerry hightower

ducked down to the servo for some ciggies I reckon

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i liked the flash back scene but generally boring episode

tfw bloodraven pulls bran out of it before the big reveal and the episode ends there

Well I wasn't that fucking far off!!

So they are straight up calling Bobby Strong 'Gregor' now? I thought it was meant to be a mystery?

Also at the end when it zoomed in on Olly's eyes, I was expecting them to turn blue

So

Can anyone explain to me what Arya is going through?

She looks like she's becoming a blind warrior, but then the Faceless Man gave her eyes back.

The hell?

So

Can anyone explain to me what Arya is going through?

She looks like she's becoming a blind warrior, but then the Faceless Man gave her eyes back.

The hell?

I'm guessing the blinding was a punishment for killing someone she wasn't supposed to, and for ignoring what they were teaching her for a whole season.

She's being prepped for becoming a faceless man. That's what all the training is for. To do that she has to let go of her identity.

So

Can anyone explain to me what Arya is going through?

She looks like she's becoming a blind warrior, but then the Faceless Man gave her eyes back.

The hell?

she was blinded because she purposefully killed the wrong man and when she killed him she stabbed him in the eyes.

Also, what oath was broken?

Also, what oath was broken?

Jon's?

Even though he technically didn't break it, but still.

Could be Ed killing dishonorably

bookfags are mad.

Honestly, I didn't care much for dual-wield Arthur Dayne.  Sure it looked badass, but at the same time it would've been nice to see Dawn in action.  Since it hasn't appeared, though, I reckon the sword won't have much of an impact on the overall narrative in the books.  The ToJ scene was fine otherwise, though.  And Ned Stark is a cunt for cutting down an already-dead Dayne.

The rest of the episode was just alright.  I enjoyed watching Thorne and Olly being hanged, and it's good to see Jon finally leaving the Wall.  I am kind of upset that D&D decided that the Umbers sided with Ramsay, seeing as the Greatjon was the biggest Stark/King in the North fanboy and SmallJon died protecting his king in the books.

EDIT:  Actually, the sword that Dayne had in his right hand might've been Dawn.  When he plants it in the dirt before the fight, you can see a sunrise symbol on the pommel. 

Either it's Dawn, or he forgot to take off the Rollback sticker from Walmart

smalljon is totally pulling a fast one. no way is that shaggydog's head. the north remembers.

Also, what oath was broken?

well, all the watchmen who killed jon were oathbreakers. so is arya in a sense, since she was finishing her penance for breaking her oath to the FM/many faced god last season.

what if the flash back scene we see next is of baby jon in lyanna starks hands at the tower of joy

Shouldn't Jon be released from his oath since he was killed?

Shouldn't Jon be released from his oath since he was killed?

Yeah, he says that at the end of episode 3.

The broken oath is probably the Umbers'. Either they're oathbreakers for siding against the Starks, or they're oathbreakers by duping Ramsay into believing they're sworn to him (fake wolf head and all), and will betray him in the near future, and the title is just foreshadowing.

Greatjon is best Jon.

No one else triggered by dual wielding Arthur Dayne?

I mean, it's like the writers are 15 year old weebs.

As opposed to the ACTUAL scene where he wields a magical sword crafted from a fallen star.

Yeah, the show's version is way more childish..

No one else triggered by dual wielding Arthur Dayne?

I mean, it's like the writers are 15 year old weebs.

As opposed to the ACTUAL scene where he wields a magical sword crafted from a fallen star.

Yeah, the show's version is way more childish..

Yeah it is actually. There was really no point in actively disregarding the source material other than to make the scene look extra kewl and cater to normies impressed by flashy fight scenes.