HBO's Game of Thrones

[Deckard]

Well, I think the gist is he certainly didn't seem fearful of it at all, the whole barn was burning. If fire is the only thing that can kill you, you're not going to risk running into a burning, partially collapsed building. Dragon's breath forged the daggers and the Valaryian steel so it's a safe bet White Walkers aren't immune.

 

[Jaycepticon]

I wonder if Wildfire works the same way?

 

[DinoDB1975]

Hmmmm, I may be mistaken, but I think the fire in the area the White Walker entered actually went out.

 

[quadcent]

yeah it seemed to split and separate to allow him to walk through, now this could be solely for cinema effects or maybe they have control over regular fire so it won't singe their nice hair....

 

[bruhkis]

yeah it seemed to split and separate to allow him to walk through, now this could be solely for cinema effects or maybe they have control over regular fire so it won't singe their nice hair....

I think the fire expanded or disipated because of the extreme cold aura from the white walker like an extinguisher.

 

[Darth Waller]

I think the fire expanded or disipated because of the extreme cold aura from the white walker like an extinguisher.

That is how I saw it, too.

 

[TheFiend]

Speaking on last week's episode, I thought Tormund was just going to kick Lord of Bone an ass kicking. I kept expecting him to stop swinging that walking staff......until I heard his skull crack. And then he came down with that staff a couple more time. [emoji38]

 

[SwedishHeat]

I think the fire expanded or disipated because of the extreme cold aura from the white walker like an extinguisher.

That is how I saw it, too.

Yup, there's a passage in the books that says something along the lines that "cold weather follows them wherever they go", which makes for a cool (no pun intended) visual, when you take it literally.

 

[Darth Waller]

Yup, there's a passage in the books that says something along the lines that "cold weather follows them wherever they go", which makes for a cool (no pun intended) visual, when you take it literally.

I need to catch up. I've only read the first couple books.

 

[Jack D]

Speaking on last week's episode, I thought Tormund was just going to kick Lord of Bone an ass kicking. I kept expecting him to stop swinging that walking staff......until I heard his skull crack. And then he came down with that staff a couple more time. [emoji38]

Hardcore. That guy reminded me of the one bad guy in Willow.

 

[Sidewinder]

Was the Lord of bones the guy that was interested in Ygritte?


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[Invictus Sol]

No, that was the warg guy. Totally different characters, AFAIK. Can't remember what became of him on the show.

 

[karamazov80]

They were totally different characters. Warg guy was from the British version of the Office, and he was killed, though he transferred his consciousness to a bird right at that moment I think. So, maybe he isn't?

Just because.

 

[TheFiend]

No, that was the warg guy. Totally different characters, AFAIK. Can't remember what became of him on the show.

Jon Snow put a sword through his ass. Then he transferred his essence into the hawk which in turn clawed the F out of Snows face.

 

[Invictus Sol]

Ah, yeah, right. That bastard was tricky!

 

[Jaycepticon]

Jon Snow put a sword through his ass. Then he transferred his essence into the hawk which in turn clawed the F put of Snows face.

I forgot about that guy. Whatever happened to him?

 

[BredL]

Shanked by Mr Snöw himself.

 

[Sidewinder]

Ah that's right. The bones guy was with them previously when Jon was pretending to be one of them though right?

Sometimes I get confused with the books and the show, it's been several years since I've read the first 3 books.


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[Deeznutz6]

Jesus Christ man

 

[Nuka Cola Kidd]

Very cool ending.


"Fly."