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karanana wrote:i oni vojnici u dorni mirno stoje i gledaju kako im vladara ubise.

a sto ona sherijatska milicija ako ima muda nije uhapsila i dzejmija kad se vratio? pa i on je zgrijesio u incestu kao i sestra/cura mu.

Capajebo wrote:

karanana wrote:i oni vojnici u dorni mirno stoje i gledaju kako im vladara ubise.

a sto ona sherijatska milicija ako ima muda nije uhapsila i dzejmija kad se vratio? pa i on je zgrijesio u incestu kao i sestra/cura mu.

Ima jedna teorija, vezana za Kajbrina, Crkvu i Martelle... vidjet cemo koliko ce biti istine tu

sizifinho wrote: sta kaze?
kajbrin,mislis na onog sto je ozivio planinu?

“At first, I was worried that he’ll wake up and he’s the same, back to normal — then there’s no point in that death,” Harington says. “He needs to change. There’s a brilliant line when Melisandre asks: ‘What did you see?’ And he says: ‘Nothing, there was nothing at all.’ That cuts right to our deepest fear, that there’s nothing after death. And that’s the most important line in the whole season for me. Jon’s never been afraid of death, and that’s made him a strong and honorable person. He realizes something about his life now: He has to live it, because that’s all there is. He’s been over the line and there’s nothing there. And that changes him. It literally puts the fear of god into him. He’s seen oblivion and that’s got to change somebody in the most fundamental way there is. He doesn’t want to die ever again. But if he does, he doesn’t want to be brought back.”

There’s quite a bit to unpack from that revelation. First, it dismisses fan theories that Jon’s consciousness was hanging out in his direwolf Ghost while his body was dead. Second, it suggests Snow is going to be rather haunted by his experience moving forward. And third, it sounds like Snow might rule out being brought back again – which is important, since Melisandre’s power to resurrect him could have otherwise undermined the dramatic stakes for his character (it’s hard to worry about a character being in danger if they can simply get brought back to life). Put another way, Jon Snow is going to be very different than the resurrection-addicted Beric Dondarrion.


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karanana wrote:u vremenskom periodu kada govorimo o proteklom vremenu u seriji, koliko je mjeseci/godina proslo od desavanja u s01e01 do danas?

Tito_i_Partija wrote:Stvarno ne znam ima li ikakve fajde opet Rickona vracat' u seriju. K'o prvo nikad nije bio ni vazan u seriji, a k'o drugo nije ga bilo kamaru godina. A u seriji ima jos vazdan dobrih likova sa nedovoljno odradjenim pricama tako da bi se ja radije njima posvetio.

pink floydd wrote:

karanana wrote:u vremenskom periodu kada govorimo o proteklom vremenu u seriji, koliko je mjeseci/godina proslo od desavanja u s01e01 do danas?

i ja sam o tome razmišljao skoro i malo tražio po netu, manje više 3 godine je prošlo po većini teorija. Na wiki sam doduše našao da Jon Snow na početku 6 sezone ima 21 godinu, a u prvoj knjizi "A Game of Thrones" (i prvoj sezoni serije vjerovatno) ima 14 godina. Po tome je prošlo 7 godina najviše.

kakavdanakneiskustvu wrote:

pink floydd wrote:

karanana wrote:u vremenskom periodu kada govorimo o proteklom vremenu u seriji, koliko je mjeseci/godina proslo od desavanja u s01e01 do danas?

i ja sam o tome razmišljao skoro i malo tražio po netu, manje više 3 godine je prošlo po većini teorija. Na wiki sam doduše našao da Jon Snow na početku 6 sezone ima 21 godinu, a u prvoj knjizi "A Game of Thrones" (i prvoj sezoni serije vjerovatno) ima 14 godina. Po tome je prošlo 7 godina najviše.

jbg,ako u prvoj sezoni ima 14 godina onda je prilično bradat za jednog 14- godisnjaka