Game of Thrones TV Thread **HBO-Purists ONLY**

[bigspenda73]

Just re-watched Episode 1, I missed a bunch of stuff first time around

1. Chick staked on tree ends up being a zombie (white walker), didn't register at the time
2. Didn't realize Lady Stark's sister was married to John Aryn (sp?) and that's why she ends up at the badass secluded castle
3. Dany is alluded to as a dragon when she steps into the hot tub and doesn't feel a thing
4. TBH they never showed the youngest Stark boy the entire season, he is shown barely in ep. 1 and then all of a sudden he's in the crypt in the finale

Probably more

[Stacks]

3. Dany is alluded to as a dragon when she steps into the hot tub and doesn't feel a thing

Also, remember the scene where she sits one of the dragon eggs on a fire, then reaches in and grabs it without getting burned, while her helper does get burned. At that point I was relatively certain she was the one with dragon's blood, rather than her brother, and I sensed that the eggs hatching was a possibility.

I guess I go against the grain in that I find Dany's storyline as one of the more interesting. This could attributed to the fact that I wouldn't be very disappointed with seeing a bit more of the fire v. ice magic storyline developing. Or because dragons are fucking awesome.

[bigspenda73]

Also, remember the scene where she sits one of the dragon eggs on a fire

ya, I never understood what she was doing in that scene though, what was she trying to accomplish there

Also, while the thread title says spoilers I think we can all agree that only applies to season and Book 1 at this point

[Stacks]

ya, I never understood what she was doing in that scene though, what was she trying to accomplish there

I don't think she was trying to accomplish anything, probably just curiousity.

One thing I'm wondering is if the Starks (and others fighting with Robb Stark) used to worship the dragons, if it's likely that they will ally with Dany at some point once they find that she again possesses dragons?

Possibly Starks/Dany versus Lannisters at some point in an attempt to put the rightful Targaryen heir on the throne? But that seems like a fairly easy win for them?