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Rewatching the series / Littlefinger

posted 7 years ago by Gastonian (946)
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It seems to me that he is the only main character who hasn't witnessed magic/the supernatural in one form or another yet. Anyone think he will before he dies?

[–] pankoeken (469) 7 years ago

Well he did have Bran repeat something that only one other person knew LF said. The look on his face showed it startled LF but he may not realize it was supernatural.

[–] Gastonian (946) 7 years ago

Yeah I didn't really count that scene since he while he probably has no idea how Bran knew that, he's probably not going to guess that he's a greenseer

[–] Otter (24464) 7 years ago

Actually, have any of the characters based in King's Landing or southern Westeros seen magic or the supernatural, aside from Cersei hearing a prophecy when she was 12 or so?

Of course if you count the dragons as "supernatural", then Jamie and Bronn have definitely gotten an eyeful.

[–] Gastonian (946) 7 years ago

Cersei has the reanimated corpse of The Mountain. And I'm not counting characters who are dead. I guess Sansa hasn't seen anything unless you count Bran. And Dragons are definitely magic.

[–] Benjobuff (406) 7 years ago

I have been considering his character all season. He has few options. He can't return to cersei even if she would take him because cersei has a losing hand against danaerys. Jon snow hates him. He has no direct way to ally himself with danaerys. The knights of the vale don't respect him, as was shown last season they just fight for robin. The best he can do is be a father for robin but he still seems to be playing around with the stark kids for some reason.

[–] JohnTheHumble (107) 7 years ago

If you care for a spoiler...

If you don't, stop reading.

[spoiler]Leaks have mentioned that Littlefinger will be killed by Aria in episode 7 this season[/spoiler]

[–] Benjobuff (406) 7 years ago

I know that. I love spoilers. I'll believe it if he makes a strong move to sow mistrust amongst them. I still don't understand why he would try that though.

[–] Gastonian (946) 7 years ago

I've read the spoilers and I don't understand how pitting Arya against Sansa would benefit him. It seems pointless and excessive for him. But the spoilers weren't very specific so hopefully it will make sense on the show.

The one I really don't get is how Jaime and Bronn end up back in KL in the next episode and not taken prisoner by Dany. That one makes no sense at all.