Game Of Thrones Season 7 Trailer - Field Of Fire?

Hey guys, welcome back to the channel. And we got our official trailer of Game of Thrones season 7 scheduled to air in July. So we got some interesting shots, guys. Of course, everything looks great. You know, it seemingly In this trailer, we get this play on the Field of Fire. If you are familiar with the books, you remember that during Aegon's Conquest, the Field of Fire was when all the lords were burned and the kings of the Seven Kingdoms were pretty much forced to bend the knee. At the control by Aegon of the dragons. What I find very interesting about that from what we got in the trailer is that as Daenerys arrives with her 3 dragons much like Aegon did in his original conquest, the history of Game of Thrones seems to be kind of on this cyclical course. And that's not uncommon. A lot of ancient people, the way they perceived time and history was more cyclical than linear. And, you know, so they had a lot of cyclical events moving in a circle, heroes coming back, events repeating themselves. And we get a lot of this in Game of Thrones, even with the Azor Ahai prophecy about a hero that existed only to return, and the same events of the land being in chaos as it was before. And I just found that very interesting how we got to see that played out in the trailer. But, uh, what's also interesting is we get to see Cersei at Casterly Rock. During the trailer. And we've never seen Casterly Rock before, so that'll be very interesting to see Casterly Rock. And we see this Grand Lannister army fighting and defending Casterly Rock. But from the trailers, looks like Daenerys has made pretty good headway on the siege of Casterly Rock. And I I noticed that's something that's very important. What they do during these wars and battles is they attack your family stronghold. I think the purpose of that is it sends a very strong message that if we can take your ancestry home, you know, we're pretty much going to be able to win this war because we're, you know, so That's very important, and we saw a lot of that happen in the War of the Five Kings, where that's what Robb wanted to do. Robb wanted to take Casterly Rock. He wanted to turn his forces back and seize that instead of marching straight to the capital. And, you know, through the trailer as well, you know, we get Arya. You know, Arya seems like she's made it to the north in the trailer, so I would imagine she's trying to either get back home or find Jon. And she is in the north, not sure where Jon is. When the trailer— I don't know if Jon's further north. We do see him running, seems to be maybe with the wildlings out, possibly battling the White Walkers. And that's another very interesting thing. There seems to be this campaign with Davos through the trailer. And through the trailer, Davos is basically letting everybody know, hey, you know, if we don't come together and fight, the only thing that's going to be sitting on the Iron Throne is someone's corpse, you know, because the White Walker threat is real. So I don't know if he's giving this message to Daenerys. Something tells me that Cersei's not going to be on board. I don't think they're going to be able to convince Cersei. I think I think Cersei is going to have to probably end up being defeated before they can really turn their attention on the White Walkers and we get the scene with Jon and Littlefinger down in the Winterfell crypts. My impression is that Littlefinger is revealing some information that is upsetting Jon very much and Jon is about to jack him up or fight him and with Littlefinger you never really know, you know, but I'm just imagining if he's telling Jon the same story he told Sansa, you know, when they were last in the crypts. So whatever he's telling him is very much upsetting him. I don't know if he's revealing to Jon who he possibly is or possibly may be, or that he's— Jon's, you know, doing something, you know, he's revealing something else to Jon. But the thing is, the location of them being in the crypts, I think, is very important. So something going on with that. And yeah, so, so far everything looks good. My prediction, like I said, is I think, I think Castle Rock will end up being— but when I— when it's taken, I'm— I think that Cersei will fall pretty much at that, you know, at that, you know, at that stage. And I that, that would be pushing pretty much toward the, you know, probably the middle of the season. So I'm just— I just got this, this, this— it's in my head that I don't know if Cersei is going to be around as long as I, as I think. I think they're going to make quick work of Cersei and the rest of the focus is going to be on defeating the White Walkers because there's a lot that's going to have to be done with the White Walkers. A lot of battles, a lot of, you know, we generally— they get the battles at the last part of the of the season around episode 8 or 9 or something like that. And so I think that Cersei is going to be pretty much cleaned up mid-season and they're going to be turning their attention on to dealing with the White Walkers. But a great trailer, everything looks great. I can't wait. I'm excited to see what happens. We also got a kiss going on between someone. I'm not sure if that was Daenerys and Jon or Daenerys and Daario or Sansa and someone. I couldn't really make it out who it was. But anyway, guys, I'm excited. Let me all know if— or let me know if you guys are excited as I am about the premiere of Game of Thrones Season 7. 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