ASOIAF theory pictionary with Glidus! 🎨🎨
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The hosts play a game of Pictionary with Song of Ice and Fire theories, drawing characters like Crter and Cersei and discussing Mel being a Targaryen. The drawing game leads to confusion and humorous guesses, exploring intricate theories involving major characters like Jon Snow and Daenerys.
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- The hosts play Pictionary with unique Song of Ice and Fire theories, drawing characters like Crter and Cersei as Dragon heads.
- Mel being a Targaryen and Patchface as the Bloodstone Emperor are discussed, leading to theories involving Beric Dondarrion and Jorah Mormont.
- A theory about twins, a mysterious figure related to the Night's King, and potential character relationships are explored through drawings.
- Tywin Lannister's complex character and secretive activities, including accessing a brothel through a hidden tunnel, are highlighted.
- Speculation on Jon Snow and Daenerys' futures, potential political alliances, and the moral complexity of prophecies in A Song of Ice and Fire.
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Summary
00:00
Game of Thrones Theory Pictionary Fun
- 1. The hosts are excited to play a game of Pictionary with A Song of Ice and Fire theories.
- 2. They use the official Al Swift X Song of Ice and Fire Theory generator for unique theories.
- 3. The theories drawn include characters like Crter, Podrick, Nimble Dick, and Cersei as Dragon heads.
- 4. Mel being a Targaryen and Patchface being the Bloodstone Emperor are discussed.
- 5. The hosts start drawing theories for each other to guess.
- 6. The first theory involves Beric Dondarrion sacrificing Biter with a Valyrian steel arak on the Isle of Faces.
- 7. The second theory involves Jorah Mormont being resurrected by R'hllor.
- 8. Glidus draws an eerie figure related to a mysterious character from the series.
- 9. The hosts struggle to guess the theory, leading to confusion and humorous guesses.
- 10. The drawing depicts the Night's King, an ominous and spooky character from the series.
16:49
Intriguing connections and secret identities revealed.
- The two swords are intriguing, with Sirio having more than two.
- The Iron Throne is linked to Mad King Aerys.
- The Mountain, Robert Strong, is connected to the Mad King Aerys.
- The Mountain is the child of Aerys Targaryen and Rella Targaryen.
- The Mountain's parents are Aerys Targaryen and Melisandre.
- King Balon Greyjoy will be resurrected by RoR.
- Mira Reed will fall in love with Salador San.
- Moon Boy is a secret Targaryen.
- A theory involves twins, one being Giles Rosby and the other Coldhands.
- The blue counselor ball is linked to Big Dick Jasper Wyldeiron.
33:26
"Speculation on twins, theories, and sacrifices"
- Discussion about drawing twins, with one person drawing while the other discusses
- Speculation about characters in the drawing, including a house with a red door and angry individuals
- Mention of three daughters and a theory involving a battle at Starfall
- Analysis of a theory involving Melisandre, Crter, and a battle at Starfall
- Speculation on Crter's resurrection by White Walkers and his alliance with them
- Discussion on the purpose of a secret gate at the Nightfort and its potential for sacrifice
- Debate on the identity of the Great Other and its connection to the White Walkers and Old Gods
- Consideration of Blood Raven's role and potential conflict with Bran
- Exploration of the Children of the Forest's relationship with the Old Gods and potential schisms
- Comparison of George R.R. Martin's themes of disillusionment and sacrifice in various works
48:29
Tywin's Fragile Ego and Secret Activities
- Tywin is portrayed as having a fragile ego due to his deep-seated daddy issues, which define his character.
- Tywin tries to compensate for his childhood traumas and feels humiliated by his father, leading to a complex relationship with his identity.
- Tywin struggles to hide his secret activities with sex workers and designs specific apparatus to conceal his behavior.
- Tywin accesses a brothel through a secret tunnel located behind a stable in King's Landing.
- A game of Pictionary based on Song of Ice and Fire theories is played, with intricate drawings representing various characters and plot points.
- The theory of Lady Stoneheart killing Arya is discussed, hinting at a potential storyline in the series.
- The concept of all Walder Freys being the same individual, known as the Omni Walder Theory, is humorously presented.
- The discussion delves into the significance of ancient Paleolithic cave art and the potential symbolism behind handprints with varying numbers of fingers.
- The conversation shifts to the distinction between fantasy and sci-fi genres, with George R.R. Martin's stance on incorporating genetics into his fantasy literature.
- The interaction between Jacob Cia and Herbie Hancock, communicating complex ideas through musical chords, is referenced as a unique form of language.
01:03:39
"ASOIAF Chat: Prompts, Theories, Dragons, Rebellion"
- Discussion about selecting prompts from live chat and personal thoughts
- Mention of drawing game involving A Song of Ice and Fire characters
- Drawing of a pirate hat and guessing the character Euron Greyjoy
- Drawing of a beet and guessing the theory "Euron is a beet"
- Drawing of Lyanna Stark and guessing the theory "Lyanna Stark is time traveling Arya Stark"
- Speculation on the number of wizards in Flea Bottom and their influence on the Singer's Stew
- Discussion on conspiracy theories in A Song of Ice and Fire and real life
- Comparison of realism and fantasy in A Song of Ice and Fire
- Mention of George R.R. Martin's initial reluctance to include dragons in the series
- Speculation on the outcome of Robert's Rebellion if Rhaegar hadn't kidnapped Lyanna
- Humorous commentary on Rhaegar's actions and choices in the series
01:20:20
Prophecies, Dreams, and Surprises in George's Stories
- Rhaegar was delusional and believed in prophecies, but prophecies in George's stories are often misleading.
- The moral of A Song of Ice and Fire is not about dreams being correct, but rather about prophecies being double-edged swords.
- Jon Snow may defeat the White Walkers and Daenerys, but it will be contextualized in a surprising and subversive way.
- Jon Snow's dreams of being king and having a family may not come to pass, especially if he marries Val.
- Tony Manic suggests a complex theory involving the Night's Watch, Jon Snow, an act of God, and avenging the Night's King.
- "Talk to Me" is a scary movie that was watched recently, with traumatic moments that were difficult to watch.
- Moon, The Royal Tenenbaums, and Romeo + Juliet are some favorite movies, along with The Lord of the Rings trilogy and The Matrix.
- James Cameron is praised for his directing skills, with movies like Avatar and Titanic being mentioned.
- Deleted scenes from Hot De are desired, but insider information is hard to come by, frustrating those who want to know more.
- The complex family tree of bastards and their names is discussed, with the idea that having a bastard name may be better than having no name at all.
01:35:11
"Fanfiction reveals Daenerys' unstoppable dragon powers"
- Gren is Nissa Nissa, not Crter Sigard, according to fanfiction.
- Aon's rum-marinated corpse is the Kraken wedding the dragon.
- Harold Holt disappeared on a Tuesday, but the day of his execution on a Chinese submarine is unknown.
- Daenerys will gain Dragon dream powers by drinking Aon's rum-marinated corpse.
- Daenerys will be unstoppable and drunk with these powers.
- Victorian will stand no chance against a bloodlusted Daenerys.
- Tywin Lannister might have enjoyed football if he let go of his dad issues.
- The Defiance of Duskendale was a morally complicated act by Barristan Selmy.
- The Faceless Men can change their appearance, including their voice and possibly their smell.
- The possibility of imitating someone else's fart is discussed, with the idea that each person's fart has a unique "fart print."
01:50:08
"Hot D: Tragic Relationship Drama and Challenges"
- Hot D presents a tragic personal relationship between Alent and Rain, torn apart by bad decisions and political forces.
- George did not delve into their relationship in Fire and Blood, making Alent older than Rain and only mentioning their fondness for each other briefly.
- The depth of the relationship drama in Hot D season 1 surpasses that in Fire and Blood, leading to a potentially challenging ending.
- Hot D season 1 excels in character relationships, particularly Alent and Rainer's, which may need further development in the series.
- The series may need to invent additional material to maintain the human drama element amidst dragon fights.
- Battles in Hot D must be distinct to avoid repetitiveness, possibly requiring the omission of some battles for narrative effectiveness.
- Different perspectives on battles, as seen in Game of Thrones, can enhance storytelling and prevent monotony.
- Hot D season 2 and 3 face challenges in maintaining the quality of storytelling seen in season 1.
- George Martin's evolving book count for A Song of Ice and Fire suggests a lengthy completion process.
- Speculation on how Jon and Daenerys may come together in the books includes personal desires, political alignment, and potential political match without personal affection.
02:04:14
"Game of Thrones: Jon and Daenerys"
- Daenerys has a dream of an ice-cold phus, possibly indicating an inception of desire for Jon in her mind.
- George Martin might pull a twist where Bran invades Daenerys's mind to make her like Jon so they can get married and defeat others.
- Jon, being a zombie, could potentially have white hair, adding to the complexity of his character.
- Daenerys is technically a zombie, having died at the end of book one, which adds a level of weirdness to her relationship with Jon.
- Daenerys and Jon have competing claims, and marrying could unite their claims, but the show dismisses this political aspect.
- Jon and Daenerys have political reasons to be together, but Daenerys may not want to cede power to Jon.
- Jon might embrace his Targaryen identity, but his conclusion may focus more on his Stark identity and sacrificing himself for the greater good.
- The show hints at Jon returning to the North and giving up his claim, sacrificing himself for the greater good.
- George Martin's decision to make Daemon Targaryen take up his secret alter ego, Lemoncloak, raises questions about his age and role.
- The crossover between Game of Thrones and Sesame Street produced cute and wholesome shorts, despite the odd pairing of murder and incest with children's characters.
02:19:10
Bran's Unexpected Kingship and Dragon Theories
- Bran becoming King was unexpected in the books, but analysis shows how it could work as a balance between old gods and humans.
- The idea of Bran ruling from the Isle of Faces instead of King's Landing is appealing, with the Iron Throne being destroyed.
- Season six of the show is considered the best of the three, with few standout elements.
- The Valyrian connection to dragons is seen as a form of skin-changing magic, possibly learned from the children of the forest.
- The theory suggests that skin-changing abilities could allow non-Valyrians like Jon or Arya to bond with dragons.
- Dragons are viewed as a hive mind, potentially storing the souls of their former riders.
- The theme of past mistakes haunting the present is central to A Song of Ice and Fire.
- Sanderson's writing style and cosmere universe are intriguing, but not yet explored by the speakers.
- George Martin's Patreon offers perks related to his side businesses, like Beastly Books and the Jean Cocteau Theater.
- The confusion between Al Shift X, Al Swiftex, and Glidus in fan videos is noted, with potential for humorous content.
02:33:44
Game of Thrones Speculation and Banter
- Shyra Mala Cohen sent a Super Chat expressing appreciation for the hosts discussing Game of Thrones, mentioning horses and secretarians.
- Discussion on the potential return of Dark Star and side characters, with speculation on Dawn ending up in Jon Snow's hands.
- Speculation on Jon Snow's current magical sword, with a mention of theories about Longclaw turning into Lightbringer.
- Tyrion kills Ayo, leading to a conversation about British comedy references and the potential casting of Olivia Coleman.
- Speculation on Daenerys' trajectory, comparing her to the Bloodstone Emperor and the Amethyst Empress.
- Discussion on the power rankings of Game of Thrones YouTubers and a hypothetical cage match between them.
- Contemplation on how the TV audience would have reacted to a darker portrayal of Tyrion in the show.
- Humorous banter about receiving Super Chats and the affordability of a ham sandwich.
- Question about Tarian Bar Emon being an ancestor to House Targaryen, leading to confusion over the character's existence.
- Discussion on theories about Brienne being a Targaryen bastard and the dark themes in George R.R. Martin's works.
02:48:55
Alt Shift X: Identity, Rivalry, and Analysis
- Alt Shift X and the speaker have a humorous exchange about mistaken identities and rivalry, with the speaker claiming Alt Shift X imitates them.
- Discussion on the Night King's theme music, with a preference for "Light of the Seven" over the Night King's theme due to dissatisfaction with the Night King's storyline.
- Appreciation for reigniting interest in writing and analysis, prompting speculation on the nature of the study, leading to humorous musings on analyzing cornflake copy.
- Speculation on why "evil Tyrion" wasn't explored in the show, attributing it to potential backlash and the writers' perceived difficulty in crafting complex characters.
- Plans for future streams include costume ranking, fashion streams, and a spooky-themed stream, with encouragement for viewers to like, subscribe, and follow various channels.
