‘Game Of Thrones’: Show Suggests Daenerys May Fulfill This Prophecy [Spoilers]

According to spoilers, the second episode of the critically acclaimed series saw through the revival of some subplots while opening up avenues for more.

Meanwhile in the North, Jon Snow has been delivered a message that there is dragonglass buried deep within Dragonstone, which they will have to mine to use against the White Walkers.

Arya Stark and the Hound, already so close to death many times before, are both in unsafe positions. They still have power, but it is waning, and if they can not depend upon Euron, then their base might begin to crumble. Daenerys, who is struggling with the idea of taking the Iron Throne by force, will certainly want to take revenge once she learns of her demoralizing defeat.

How that conversation between Sansa, Jon and his subjects went, basically. Sansa’s undermining of Jon’s authority didn’t play well with the audience and she continues to get on our nerves. It’s not enough to fully make Euron into the show’s next great villain, but killing off the Sand Snakes and destroying the fleet was a good start. As such, coordination across all of these stations involves hundreds upon hundreds of people, all of whom receive confidential information that they have to keep under wraps while making sure what they have goes live at exactly the same time across the planet.

This week, her goal was to recruit the northern House Tarly by turning them against the Tyrells, namely Lady Olenna. She listened to Tyrion and laid out her battle plans.and they failed. Though the trailer doesn’t show any of the dragons close up, you can kind of tell that the one flying highest over the castle is Viserion. “I mean, come on!”

A lot of fans think Arya is truly becoming “no one” – I mean, our girl is unemotional and hell-bent on becoming a serial killer.

We all know that Jon Snow is tougher than Valyrian steel, but if the King in the North ever needed some help, he has some powerful allies to call on.

While we understand that Theon is suffering from PTSD, it’s still hard to watch as he let’s his sister be taken prisoner. Please give us a Stark family reunion, HBO, I beg you. They’re overtly graphic and usually add nothing to the storyline. Loving someone can be scary because you make yourself vulnerable, and Grey Worm’s touching anecdote about not having fears before he met Missandei is all that.

Fans didn’t take long to tweet out their emotional reactions to what can easily be considered one of the saddest scenes in this season so far.