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Game of Thrones S6E06 Explained – online now (Patreon)

Published:
2016-06-02 22:18:29
Edited:
2016-06-02 22:26:42
Imported:
2026-06

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkegcHB3YjQ

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Shaun Au

Question. If after all the sh*t Arya has been through in the House of Black and White, she just returns to her true self again? What's the point of this Arya/Assassin's Training sub plot? It seems to me that this sub plot serves no purposes and completely waste of screen time. I'm confused :(

Kelly Theobald

That's such a good point about the waif. Yeah, what a hypocrite! And omg didn't realize that Jaime and Brienne are headed for the same place!! Lots of awesome revelations in this video :)

Paul Barry

Nice one once again. I'm becoming very interested both Dany's and Jaime's arcs. Both seem to me to be on the edge of good and bad. Jaime is about to meet Brienne again and I really wonder where he goes from there. His heart isn't in attacking Riverrun, and Brienne has information about the North, and Littlefinger, that is going to leave him terribly conflicted. With Dany, is she Aegon the Conquerer reborn or the Mad Queen? Aegon had the dragons and did his share of burning, but didn't unleash 100,000 Dothraki on Westeros. Fascinated to see how these both develop.

Paul Barry

If she just boarded a ship for Westeros, that would be pretty true. Somehow I reckon there's gonna be a twist before she leaves. Remember Jaqen knew fully what she was, and what she wanted, when he gave her the coin. "A girl has many names on her lips...she could offer them all up to the red god, one by one." So he knew what she wanted to do and encouraged her to become a Faceless Man and do it. He has a bigger plan for Arya.

Paul Vahur

I noticed interesting thing in Bran's vision - after the mad king yells "Burn them all" for a third time, the vision cuts to a long sequence showing the wights and white walkers. At the really end of the vision where Night's King grabs Bran you can (barely) hear mad king yelling again "Burn them all". Seems like the vision tells Bran how to fight the wights and what to do with the wildfire. Check it out here: <a href="https://youtu.be/FTXZt5wJfKs?t=52" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/FTXZt5wJfKs?t=52</a>

Rebecca N.

Yes, I also watched the slow mo version of it and had the same impression of "Burn them all" and the White Walkers being purposely connected there.

Alt Shift X

She may be returning to a Stark identity, but I don't think she's going back to being the fierce little girl she was at the start of AGOT. She's become something darker, more damaged, and more dangerous. Not just Arya Stark again, but Arya Stark 2.0.

Alt Shift X

Yeah it definitely seems to hint that fire (maybe specifically dragonfire and/or wildfire?) would be effective against the walkers...

Eric Humphreys

assuming the show is close with the origin of the wight walkers, that they were made from obsidian daggers to the heart. and with the new information that cold-hands Benjan was made with similar magic. knowing we can shove daggers into the heart and get different results is important to note. Some people also believe that the last hero and azor ahai (amoung all the other heroes of legend)are the same person. Lets for argument sake assume they are. The children gifted The Last Hero weapons to fight the wight walkers. These were obsidian daggers, similar to ones used in creating the wight walkers in the first place? And if the last hero is Azor Ahai, than he made light bringer by driving a blade into the heart of Nissa NIssa, his wife. What if Lightbringer wasn't a magic sword, but a living weapon? and anti-wight walker? We know the Obsidian daggers are useless against the undead wights, so what are the odds that a bunch of daggers were enough to turn the tide of the war of the dawn? Its way more likely that such a turning point was achieved with a super weapon of magical origins, similar in nature to the things it was made to destroy. Sound Legit?