What's going on guys, Cockmine here and a while ago the 3rd trailer for Game of Thrones
season 6 was released.
Technically it's the 2nd trailer and that the march madness teaser doesn't count but
I'm going to make it count just because.
Now let me get a couple of things out of the way before we start the video, in the previous
breakdown I missed a couple of images that you guys were able to catch and accurately
point out.
I make mistakes, it happens and any YouTuber worth your time can admit that and correct
them which I will do now.
I also want to go on record as saying these HBO trailers really suck when it comes the
resolution and the lighting and I hope this isn't a recurring thing in the future but
to the things I've missed which you guys have pointed out here is the first one Which is
a shadow of a man being stabbed in the back is almost definitely Jaime stabbing the mad
king.
You can see the top of the stabee's head is kind of weird almost like hes wearing something...maybe
a crown? and also you can kind of make out the iron throne here and you can see the decorative
blue door of the throne room which is something we've seen before, most notably in season
1 episode 3 when Ned walks into the room and talks to Jaime you can see that they painted
their doors blue before Joffrey's renovation in season 2.
The second thing I might've missed is the Night's King and his horsemen and it looks
like he has a special horn on his back that allows him to bring down the wall when blown.
This is a video topic for another time but just know it's an important item and in the
books it's mentioned a couple of times.
At one point Tormund bluffs that the wildlings have it but in reality they never found it.
Once again, if you guys believe I missed some more things feel free to leave it down below
but those are the two main ones I've missed.
Now with that out of the way lets get on to it.
First question Do you think Jon will be resurrected by Bloodraven
instead of Melisandre?
This is something I've been hearing for a while now and it's coming out of the season
6 premiere.
Someone who went to the premiere went online and started discussing it and this is one
of the things many people have noticed about the episode.
That Bloodraven, which is the person Bran is training with, will resurrect Jon in the
very first episode.
I could be wrong here but I think it'd be weird to have Jon Snow come back in the very
start of the season.
If they really want to fake us out they would wait a bit until they reach the middle and
then bring him out of nowhere.
I mean if they really wanted to tease us they can just have some of the snow zombies try
to eat him and then they can just roll his body under a dumpster or something.
5 points if you get that reference
Second question What do you think will be the most surprising
death of the season? and will the dragon horn make an appearance.
My favorite character is Petyr Baelish and if he dies then I would be incredibly surprised,
shocked and very pissed off.
I love Baelish and I think he plays the game beautifully.
I would also think Sansa or Tyrion's death would be very surprising.
I mean...we all know Tyrion won't die but it's always in the back of our minds and they
love having the character dance around death.
In a recent interview the actress who plays Sansa was quoted as saying that if her character
were to die she'd want to have an amazing death scene.
So to me the most shocking would be Tyrion, Sansa and Petyr Baelish.
Tyrion likely won't happen because he is one of the main characters of the show.
The others being Arya, Dany, Bran and Jon Snow.
As for the dragon horn?
I really hope so.
For those of you who don't know the dragon horn is this ancient device that allows the
person who owns it to effectively control dragons or...so they say.
I won't go into anymore details than that but if they want to make Euron an even bigger
threat than Roose Bolton or Petyr Baelish then I think it would be a smart choice to
bring in the dragon horn.
Third question What will happen to Theon and does he have
any role left to play or any significance to the story?
Look I'm not comparing the two but I'm just saying that...he's kinda like Han Solo in
episode 7.
I mean is there anything left they can do with Theon's character?
hes already redeemed himself by getting Sansa out of that situation and I really don't see
the character having anymore to do than to die.
I know that's harsh but in the books, Stannis is still alive and hes captured Theon.
He plans to execute him to rally the other northern lords to his side, because of the
whole killing Bran and Rickon thing.
We were told that towards the big battle in the north that the Boltons will be burning
a well known character on that cross and that very well could be Theon.
Personally I don't see him having anymore important things to do but according to the
actor who plays Theon, he'll start growing a backbone this season and owning up to a
lot of his previous mistakes.
But like I said I doubt Theon has anything left of value to present to us and there really
isn't anywhere the character can go in terms of progression or story.
If you disagree leave your thoughts below
Fourth Question Do you think Sansa will have an abortion this
season?
Well Ramsay is an asshole and he probably didn't pull out when he fucked her, which
is such a douche move.
She won't have an actual abortion where a doctor comes in but in that world when women
have unwanted pregnancies they drink this thing called Moon Tea and it basically forces
you to lose the child.
Lysa Tully was forced to drink that when she was younger because she slept with Petyr and
her father didn't want her to have that child.
You could also say that, that's why she was so crazy and so obsessed with keeping her
child safe.
Being forced to give up the child of the one you love can fuck you up mentally but her
father did it because Petyr isn't a highborn lord.
Next Question What's your death predictions for this season
You can rule out Jorah Mormont.
His death will be in the very last season, probably within the first couple of episodes
so it won't happen this season.
The people I'm expecting to die are Theon, Tommen, the High Sparrow, Wun Wun and most
of the traitors at Castle Black.
The person who was at the premiere said that in the first episode the Wildlings come back
to Castle Black and kill most of the brothers there who betrayed Jon.
Olly is, I think, killed off screen and Tormund kills Thorne.
Theon, well see my previous answer, Tommen because he is necessary for Cersei to go insane
and I'm expecting that to happen.
The High Sparrow because Cersei wants revenge and I can definitely see him going down and
as a result maybe a small civil war inside King's Landing because of it and Wun Wun probably
towards the end in the big battle in north mainly because I'm sure the show runners don't
want to keep having him around due to how expensive the CGI is.
Next question Do you think Tyrion will take Quentyn's place
and burn in dragon fire? and if so could be a targaryen and not burn
Yeah I don't think they'll kill off Tyrion this season, like I said he is a main character
and they love having him dance around death.
I don't think he'll take Quentyn's place and die by dragon fire but maybe somebody else
will?
as for him being a targaryen it's still a possibility but not all Targaryens are immune
to fire.
I use to think that but, according to George Martin, what happened to Dany is a very rare
and special case that involves magic and what not so if Tyrion is a targaryen? he'll probably
still burn.
Next question Do you think Howland Reed will make an appearance
this season?
I hope so.
For those of you who don't know, Howland Reed is an important figure in the North, and is
a strong ally and supporter of the starks.
He was with Ned during the Tower of Joy incident and is probably one of the few people who
are aware of Jon's true parentage.
His appearance in the show may reveal it but I believe Jon's parentage will be revealed
through flashbacks.
They won't outright tell you that it's this person and this person but you'll have to
make the connections yourself and I actually like that.
I would like for Howland Reed to come in and help out in the battle against the Boltons
but I highly doubt he'll ever show up in the show but I'm confident he'll appear in the
books at some point.
Next Question Do you see a point of having the Freys if
they are excluding Lady Stoneheart.
Yes and No.
For the longest time I thought Sansa would be the new stoneheart and while that is still
possible?
I have no fucking clue what they're doing by bringing back Walder Frey but I'm still
excited for it.
I like that the show brings back these characters every so often to remind us that they're still
alive and it makes the world a bit bigger to have them around.
I have no fucking idea why they would bring Brienne back to the Riverlands, maybe she
is on a mission from Sansa to bring Blackfish Tully to the cause.
Alfie Allen who plays Theon spoiled something that happens in the first episode and don't
worry this isn't a major spoiler so you're okay but according to him, as they're running
away from Winterfell he and sansa split up and hes trying to draw the bolton soldiers
away and Brienne eventually catches up with him and starts kicking ass.
I would love if Brienne's new mission is to kill Walder Frey but I doubt they'll do that
and save him for Arya to finish off in the last season.
I can see it now...Arya comes from behind and stab Walder in the neck and whispers in
his ear: "You should've stayed at Hogwarts you motherfucker."
I can'dream can't I?
I can dream
Next Question Do you think we'll get more mythical creatures
this season?
I really do hope so, the books mentions several creatures that exist in the world like krakens
and basilisks and unicorns...which is basically a giant hairy goat with one horn.
The one thing I am dreading are the Ice Spiders that the White Walkers have...mainly because
I'm a bitch and I hate spiders.
Seriously that's not a joke I really hate bugs in general and I don't want to see large
spiders.
But yeah other than dragons I would love to see more monsters and creatures this season,
do I think we will?
Probably not.
They've spent a majority of that budget on Peter Dinkledge, Lena Heady, Emilia Clarke
and the dragons so I don't think so.
And last question When do you think the white walkers will invade
I really hope towards the end of season 7 and the reason I say this is because...as
cool of an enemy that they are?
I really want to get a lot of things out of the way first before we venture into the final
battle.
Supposedly HBO is trying to get 2 more seasons of Thrones before they end it and I hope they
save the walkers for last because there are a lot of things that need to happen before
we get to that point.
The one thing about the walkers that I liked is that in the first couple of seasons they
never really showed them.
The walkers are a threat in the back of our minds.
With all the stuff going on in Westeros and Essos you're preoccupied with the on-going
civil war and Dany's struggles in the east that you almost forget the walkers are still
out there.
Hopefully they keep their appearance as minimal as possible to keep that feel of coming dread,
you know because while we're excited to see Jon Snow fight Ramsay one on one, you want
to be focused on that intense battle and not just having the walkers on your mind the entire
time.
Showing less is actually more and I've always been a big believer in that....except when
it comes to these episodes.
We really should've gotten 12 a season but what ever.
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If I wasn't able to answer any of your questions in this video then leave it down below and
I'll try to get to it and if you're wondering what my next Game of Thrones history video
will be on?
I left a little hint on my Twitter page.
It's a rough sketch but it's something my buddy George is working on for me and I love
his artwork, check it out I'll leave a link in the description below.
Once again thank you guys for watching...have a good one.