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Here’s the accompanying letter:Įnclosed please find the remnants of a clock I built. I mailed Barack Obama the remnants of a clock I built with an Arduino, some electronic components and a USB battery. This entry was posted in Politics and tagged danerys targaryen, ending, game of thrones, jon snow, sansa stark, spoiler alert on Jby Mr. She is the perfect counterpart to Danerys’s fiery temperament.

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She knows exactly what Baelish wants and knows how to control him with it. We already see her cold calculating command in this first episode. I always found Sansa’s development to be beautifully understated. She will find redemption for her life of error only by becoming the fiery spirit of the sword. He will get it – through the willing sacrifice of the Red Priestess. Of course, Snow will also need a badass flaming Valyrian sword. He will ride the dragons with them against the Night King. Jon Snow has two living half sisters – Sansa Stark and Danerys Targaryen. If you remember, Aegon Targaryen had two sister wives. So that’s how they will play out, and they will only find a resolution when each kingdom finds its proper role restored in the crown, whoever manages it. Cersei’s destruction of the Septem destroys the old shadow of this relationship, and paves the way for it to be rebuilt anew. The Septem therefore becomes the spiritual recording of this ancient connection between the kingdoms. If you take a closer look at the seven aspects of the Septem, you will probably be able to chart a simple 1-1 ratio between these dimensions. Each kingdom has a certain dimension of power and stake in it: The secret to the crown is nobody has a monopoly on it. Now – how will the war play out? The Iron Bank and Cersei gives a good clue into how the Kingdoms will spar. I find this a fitting bittersweet ending – her eternal innocence saved by melding with the spirit of the wild. Some suggest she might warg into her Dire Wolf to avoid being taken by the Night King. Once the assassination is complete she is of new use to them and her downward spiral will be quick. Her assassination of Cersei was something planned by the Bank, because the Lannisters couldn’t pay their debts. She thought she met a nice guy in Jaquen H’Ghar, but he’s really just an agent for the Iron Bank. Contrast it with Sansa’s dire wolf, which gets offed pretty quickly – forcing her to grow up quickly and face the reality of grownup politics.Īrya has been an innocent child trapped in the machinations of grownups her whole life. She’s the only Stark who really still needs her Dire Wolf, which is a sort of Patronus for the children to help see them through their innocent years. Notice in the “next episode” teaser, Arya encounters her dire wolf again. You know, the kind that will have the Night King come straight for her. This weakness for Jaime and what she’s done will let Arya kill her easily.īut not without massive guilt. Arya will then use his face to haunt her, claiming he’s back from the dead. She will surely suspect he is to repeat history and be King(Queen)slayer yet again, and off him before he gets a chance. Cersei’s madness is onsetting, as her conversation with Jaime attests. But I’m surprised nobody else has mentioned my angle, that taking the face of Walter Frey is a foreshadowing of how she’ll do it. I also figured Arya would be the one to assassinate Cersei. Surely they must research the origins of their magic and how they can find deliverance from the Night King. This may also have to do with anything the Faceless Men do in the Stronghold. This is how the story segues from the battle among the kingdoms to the battle with the Night King. And the faceless men are much like the zombie hordes – nameless, faceless, with one singular purpose. Like the Night King, her vengeance can be all-reaching. Arya, by taking a face of the dead to haunt the living, mimics the tactics of the Night King. The interesting thing about Arya’s mass-assassination of the Freys is she says “Tell them Winter came for them.” This gives it away. Been meaning to write this one for a while now, but the first episode of season 7 really confirmed all my major theories about the story arc.

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