Elzo69Renaissance
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I see niggas wanna stunt cuz they up right now...us Lilfinger are working hard to come up w something to fix all this
King of GA
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@BOSSExcellence..Check this out from reddit...this where @Elzo69Renaissance is going.
ASOIAF seems to be a love letter to Lord of the Rings in many ways, and I can't believe I just realized the most important parallel even after watching all current episodes/films and reading all the current books of both series. I feel so stupid.
ASOIAF is a more mature and political/realistic take on the high fantasy plot and world, but the actual plot itself seems to be rather similar. Especially if you consider that the Night's King is GRRM's take on Sauron.
EDIT CREDITED TO /u/maturemenautist (I had some of it already but he did it better than I did so yeah)
Aragorn is descended from the Kings of Gondor.
Jon is descended from the Targaryen Kings.
Aragorn's mother was descended from the first chieftain of the Dúnedain Aranarth, the rightful King of the Northern Kingdom. And takes after his mother in her Dúnedain coloring with grey eyes and dark hair.
Jon's mother is descended from the first King in the North. And takes after his mother in her Stark coloring with grey eyes and dark hair.
The Elendils left Numenor, the highest human civilization that fell to a cataclysmic event, before the island was swallowed by the sea, and kept what would be the last line of White Trees, a mystical tree from Numenor and the island's signature tree that became the sigil of House Elendil, the kings of Gondor.
The Targaryens left Valyria, the highest human civilization that fell to a cataclysmic event, before the Doom came and much of the peninsula was swallowed by the sea, and kept the last dragons with them, dragons being the signature creatures of Valyria. The dragon would become the sigil of House Targaryen, the kings of Westeros.
Aragorn led the rangers of the North.
Jon leads the Night's Watch in the far North.
When Aragorn was two years old, his father was killed while pursuing orcs. Aragorn was afterwards fostered in Rivendell by Elrond. At the bidding of Elrond, his lineage was kept secret, as Elrond feared he would be killed like his father and grandfather if his true identity as Isildur's heir became known. Aragorn was renamed Estel to hide his existence from Sauron and his servants.
When Jon was just born, his father was killed while pursuing rebels. Jon was afterwards fostered in Winterfell by Eddard Stark. At the bidding of Eddard, his lineage was kept secret, as Eddard feared he would be killed like his father and grandfather if his true identity as Rhaegar's heir became known. Jon was renamed Snow to hide his existence from Robert Baratheon and his servants
ASOIAF is a more mature and political/realistic take on the high fantasy plot and world, but the actual plot itself seems to be rather similar. Especially if you consider that the Night's King is GRRM's take on Sauron.
EDIT CREDITED TO /u/maturemenautist (I had some of it already but he did it better than I did so yeah)
Aragorn is descended from the Kings of Gondor.
Jon is descended from the Targaryen Kings.
Aragorn's mother was descended from the first chieftain of the Dúnedain Aranarth, the rightful King of the Northern Kingdom. And takes after his mother in her Dúnedain coloring with grey eyes and dark hair.
Jon's mother is descended from the first King in the North. And takes after his mother in her Stark coloring with grey eyes and dark hair.
The Elendils left Numenor, the highest human civilization that fell to a cataclysmic event, before the island was swallowed by the sea, and kept what would be the last line of White Trees, a mystical tree from Numenor and the island's signature tree that became the sigil of House Elendil, the kings of Gondor.
The Targaryens left Valyria, the highest human civilization that fell to a cataclysmic event, before the Doom came and much of the peninsula was swallowed by the sea, and kept the last dragons with them, dragons being the signature creatures of Valyria. The dragon would become the sigil of House Targaryen, the kings of Westeros.
Aragorn led the rangers of the North.
Jon leads the Night's Watch in the far North.
When Aragorn was two years old, his father was killed while pursuing orcs. Aragorn was afterwards fostered in Rivendell by Elrond. At the bidding of Elrond, his lineage was kept secret, as Elrond feared he would be killed like his father and grandfather if his true identity as Isildur's heir became known. Aragorn was renamed Estel to hide his existence from Sauron and his servants.
When Jon was just born, his father was killed while pursuing rebels. Jon was afterwards fostered in Winterfell by Eddard Stark. At the bidding of Eddard, his lineage was kept secret, as Eddard feared he would be killed like his father and grandfather if his true identity as Rhaegar's heir became known. Jon was renamed Snow to hide his existence from Robert Baratheon and his servants
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Elzo69Renaissance
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this is the beginning of my theory
There's a surprisingly vast catalog of theories dedicated to the physical world of Game Of Thrones, from its unknown regions to its unnamed planet's axial tilt and orbit. However, despite all the exciting "math" involved, none of those hold a glass candle to the fountain of gray matter erupting from one Reddit user: that the world of Game Of Thrones ...
Crazy as it sounds, the geographic evidence is there. The Misty Mountains line up with the Narrow Sea, from its sharp curve in the north to the perpendicular T at its south. What are the Misty Mountains doing underwater? Well, according to Tolkien's official gospel of Middle-Earth, The Silmarillion, the Misty Mountains were subsiding at a crazy rate, either due to magic or too many parties of adventurers singing Led Zeppelin songs all over them. The Silmarillion also describes the god-like Iluvatar creating entire seas and continents at will a mere century before the opening battle from The Fellowship Of The Ring, so when you're talking in terms of millennia, it's not too much of a stretch to infer that the face of Middle-Earth morphed into Westeros while its inhabitants were busy inventing incest.
Even the disparate regions of both worlds match up. The Shire is in the North, where the children of the forest (Hobbits?) dwell alongside face-having Weirwood trees (maybe the Ents finally went full tree). The "men of the west" remain in Westeros, Gondor is Dorne, while Rohan is in Essos, its riders having journeyed eastward and intermingled with the warlike Rhun to become the Dothraki. As for Mordor, it's right about where Valyria was until "the Doom" -- a mysterious, allegedly volcanic cataclysm which proponents of this theory insist was Mount Doom erupting one last time, probably launching smelted Gollum bits clear out into space.
Of course, eagle-eyed fans examining fiction's most murderous musical chair have also spotted swords from Kingdom of Heaven, a historical drama that stars Legolas as a 12th-century crusader. So maybe they're all time travelers.
Saved this from a cracked Article in May...
this is the beginning of my theory
There's a surprisingly vast catalog of theories dedicated to the physical world of Game Of Thrones, from its unknown regions to its unnamed planet's axial tilt and orbit. However, despite all the exciting "math" involved, none of those hold a glass candle to the fountain of gray matter erupting from one Reddit user: that the world of Game Of Thrones ...
Crazy as it sounds, the geographic evidence is there. The Misty Mountains line up with the Narrow Sea, from its sharp curve in the north to the perpendicular T at its south. What are the Misty Mountains doing underwater? Well, according to Tolkien's official gospel of Middle-Earth, The Silmarillion, the Misty Mountains were subsiding at a crazy rate, either due to magic or too many parties of adventurers singing Led Zeppelin songs all over them. The Silmarillion also describes the god-like Iluvatar creating entire seas and continents at will a mere century before the opening battle from The Fellowship Of The Ring, so when you're talking in terms of millennia, it's not too much of a stretch to infer that the face of Middle-Earth morphed into Westeros while its inhabitants were busy inventing incest.
Even the disparate regions of both worlds match up. The Shire is in the North, where the children of the forest (Hobbits?) dwell alongside face-having Weirwood trees (maybe the Ents finally went full tree). The "men of the west" remain in Westeros, Gondor is Dorne, while Rohan is in Essos, its riders having journeyed eastward and intermingled with the warlike Rhun to become the Dothraki. As for Mordor, it's right about where Valyria was until "the Doom" -- a mysterious, allegedly volcanic cataclysm which proponents of this theory insist was Mount Doom erupting one last time, probably launching smelted Gollum bits clear out into space.
Of course, eagle-eyed fans examining fiction's most murderous musical chair have also spotted swords from Kingdom of Heaven, a historical drama that stars Legolas as a 12th-century crusader. So maybe they're all time travelers.
Saved this from a cracked Article in May...
Elzo69Renaissance
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King of GA;9137120 said:
i was getting to that ....read above tho first
Inglewood_B
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BOSSExcellence;9136923 said:
Don't fight it. Just let it happen.
atribecalledgabi
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King of GA;9136804 said:
Man Cersei on the throne, bastard jon the kang udda nawf, and the sand snakes is running Dorne now. None of that "rightful heir" shit means anything anymore.
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Elzo69Renaissance
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atribecalledgabi;9137181 said:
atribecalledgabi;9137181 said:
he who has the biggest guns makes the rules
Inglewood_B
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Sion;9137184 said:
You're done. Jon about to send that nigga back to the fingers riding backwards on a donkey
atribecalledgabi
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Sion;9137184 said:
Nope. If the vales army unites with the starks, LF value is basically 0.
And ain't nooooobody gonna give a fuck what he selling when dany show up cuz we got varys and 10x the army if he still ends up with the vale. And ain't nobody really gonna be giving a fuck when the WW come through.
Inglewood_B
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zzombie;9137221 said:
Both. The mountain gon be on some savage shit for the next week
Juttythe3rd
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yea zombie mountain aint killing her, but hes gonna do it over and over again till shes on the edge of death
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Juttythe3rd
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Chicity;9137247 said:
we still in here
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