Fan Theory (films)

[MEAT]

Yes, but i have a life so im not reading that. Can you summarise it into a few words?

That pixar thing is bollocks.

[Donald]

Yes, but i have a life so im not reading that. Can you summarise it into a few words?

That pixar thing is bollocks.

The theory relies on the (most likely) possibility that Robb legitimized Jon as a Stark and therefore heir to the North before he died. With that in mind the theory goes in depth on how the lords of the North know this and have Robb's will and are pitting Stannis and Roose against each other in order to substantially weaken their forces. Thus making it possible to wipe out whoever is left and place Jon as King of the North

[MEAT]

Not buying it, doesn't seem in keeping with the rest of the story line. Dudes a targaryen.

[ginger]

Rhaegar fucked Lyanna and Jon is their kid. Ned got lumped with him after the war as an orphan, not the bastard everyone thinks he is.

[weedbix]

I think it's more that Ned was protecting him from the Lannisters

[Zoidberg]

Hey, hey, hey!

If you're talking about game of thrones, stop making my thread lame!

- how do you know if someone has read the game of throne books?

- because they tell you

[Donald]

Not buying it, doesn't seem in keeping with the rest of the story line. Dudes a targaryen.

Literally, ONE person knows that Jon is Targaryen. Jon doesn't even know. It totally makes sense that Robb's bannermen would try finding a way to follow through on Robb's will and legitimize who they believe is The Neds bastard

[Donald]

Hey, hey, hey!

If you're talking about game of thrones, stop making my thread lame!

- how do you know if someone has read the game of throne books?

- because they tell you

You asked for fan theories, I gave you one!

And I never once mentioned that I read the books or the short stories or the world book multiple times.

Wait.... Fuck.

[Zoidberg]

Tee hee ! ^^^

I'd give you a green box if I could, but lo! I hereby bequeath you a quest for the missing BG green boxes of old! There may be peril.

[ginger]

I'm jealous that Jon got to fuck Ygritte.

[weedbix]

I'm jealous that Jon got to fuck Ygritte.

You're not alone

[Donald]

I'm jealous that Jon got to fuck Ygritte.

Yeah, and I'd kill to have a sister.

[GUMP_]

I'm jealous that Jon got to fuck Ygritte.

Second that emotion/erection

[Zoidberg]

"In Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight, The Joker, played by the late Heath Ledger, is a charismatic and insane villain, who some fans believe was a veteran of the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. The theory comes from a story The Joker tells Harvey Dent in the second half of the film about a truckload of soldiers being blown up. This might also explain the character's disdain for the establishment and his proficiency with explosives, a bazooka, and automatic assault rifles."

[condrbkr]

"In Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight, The Joker, played by the late Heath Ledger, is a charismatic and insane villain, who some fans believe was a veteran of the wars in Iraq or Afghanistan suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. The theory comes from a story The Joker tells Harvey Dent in the second half of the film about a truckload of soldiers being blown up. This might also explain the character's disdain for the establishment and his proficiency with explosives, a bazooka, and automatic assault rifles."

This one is popular but it's always been kind of eh to me. Joker says a lot of stuff in the movie and suddenly one line is supposed to be truth of it all. Maybe but highly unlikely, people like to look into art forms and try to find hidden meanings but sometimes there are but what people come up is entirely different. This theory just comes off with too much a stretch. I like the Joker cause he's mysterious, you don't know what's wrong with him, how he became him or anything. He's just the Batman-souped up version of one those psychos who shoot places up.