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How did Arya not get burned in S8E05, “The Bells”?
Why did Arya shortened her kill list so much in season 6? Or did she lie?Could wildfire burn Daenerys Targaryen?Why would Arya Stark not disguise her face during these investigations?Is Arya the real Arya, or is Arya being impersonated by The Waif?How did Arya Stark escape the Frey House?Does Arya purposely lead the Waif into a trap?How did Arya survive the stabbing?How many time has Arya actually used Needle?How did Arya get her dagger back from Sansa?Did the White Walkers actually see Arya running?
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Arya is clearly in contact with the fire in season 8 Episode 5, “The Bells”, but the next we see of her she is fine again. How did she not get burnt?
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Secret Targ, confirmed.
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Hollywood plays it fast and loose with hot things.
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Secret Targ, confirmed.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
Hollywood plays it fast and loose with hot things.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago
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Secret Targ, confirmed.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
Hollywood plays it fast and loose with hot things.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago
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1
Secret Targ, confirmed.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
Secret Targ, confirmed.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
Hollywood plays it fast and loose with hot things.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago
Hollywood plays it fast and loose with hot things.
– zibadawa timmy
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Arya dives down an alley off of the main street and so is out of the main brunt of the dragon fire. In fact the dragon fire in general doesn’t seem to do too much damage to stuff off of the direct course of it. On top of that she then shelters behind a large rock.
Then using this excellent analysis from movies we can see that the flames passing in front of Arya is merely a camera trick and that in actual fact the flames weren’t actually that near her.
This makes sense as Arya turns a corner and so shelters against the wall and the flames would not get close to the near side wall and instead close in on an angle.
To avoid showing off my excellent paint skills I’ll borrow the diagram from the other answer on that movies post to demonstrate this.
Lastly, we can clearly see that the rock Arya hides behind appears to be unbury and so that corroborates the theory further.
answered 5 hours ago
TheLethalCarrotTheLethalCarrot
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That diagram makes the whole plot make sense. +1! :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
5 hours ago
"Unbury" rocks are my favourite type.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
1
Of course, this only works with Hollywood Fire. Real fire would still burn you via proximity, no contact necessary. Because the heat doesn't just exist in the flame, it rapidly spreads through the air around it, too. Which we all know from gas stoves, and/or candles, and/or those times we went camping, etc.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago
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Arya dives down an alley off of the main street and so is out of the main brunt of the dragon fire. In fact the dragon fire in general doesn’t seem to do too much damage to stuff off of the direct course of it. On top of that she then shelters behind a large rock.
Then using this excellent analysis from movies we can see that the flames passing in front of Arya is merely a camera trick and that in actual fact the flames weren’t actually that near her.
This makes sense as Arya turns a corner and so shelters against the wall and the flames would not get close to the near side wall and instead close in on an angle.
To avoid showing off my excellent paint skills I’ll borrow the diagram from the other answer on that movies post to demonstrate this.
Lastly, we can clearly see that the rock Arya hides behind appears to be unbury and so that corroborates the theory further.
answered 5 hours ago
TheLethalCarrotTheLethalCarrot
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That diagram makes the whole plot make sense. +1! :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
5 hours ago
"Unbury" rocks are my favourite type.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
1
Of course, this only works with Hollywood Fire. Real fire would still burn you via proximity, no contact necessary. Because the heat doesn't just exist in the flame, it rapidly spreads through the air around it, too. Which we all know from gas stoves, and/or candles, and/or those times we went camping, etc.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago
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Arya dives down an alley off of the main street and so is out of the main brunt of the dragon fire. In fact the dragon fire in general doesn’t seem to do too much damage to stuff off of the direct course of it. On top of that she then shelters behind a large rock.
Then using this excellent analysis from movies we can see that the flames passing in front of Arya is merely a camera trick and that in actual fact the flames weren’t actually that near her.
This makes sense as Arya turns a corner and so shelters against the wall and the flames would not get close to the near side wall and instead close in on an angle.
To avoid showing off my excellent paint skills I’ll borrow the diagram from the other answer on that movies post to demonstrate this.
Lastly, we can clearly see that the rock Arya hides behind appears to be unbury and so that corroborates the theory further.
answered 5 hours ago
TheLethalCarrotTheLethalCarrot
58.7k23381421
1
That diagram makes the whole plot make sense. +1! :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
5 hours ago
"Unbury" rocks are my favourite type.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
1
Of course, this only works with Hollywood Fire. Real fire would still burn you via proximity, no contact necessary. Because the heat doesn't just exist in the flame, it rapidly spreads through the air around it, too. Which we all know from gas stoves, and/or candles, and/or those times we went camping, etc.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Arya dives down an alley off of the main street and so is out of the main brunt of the dragon fire. In fact the dragon fire in general doesn’t seem to do too much damage to stuff off of the direct course of it. On top of that she then shelters behind a large rock.
Then using this excellent analysis from movies we can see that the flames passing in front of Arya is merely a camera trick and that in actual fact the flames weren’t actually that near her.
This makes sense as Arya turns a corner and so shelters against the wall and the flames would not get close to the near side wall and instead close in on an angle.
To avoid showing off my excellent paint skills I’ll borrow the diagram from the other answer on that movies post to demonstrate this.
Lastly, we can clearly see that the rock Arya hides behind appears to be unbury and so that corroborates the theory further.
answered 5 hours ago
TheLethalCarrotTheLethalCarrot
58.7k23381421
Arya dives down an alley off of the main street and so is out of the main brunt of the dragon fire. In fact the dragon fire in general doesn’t seem to do too much damage to stuff off of the direct course of it. On top of that she then shelters behind a large rock.
Then using this excellent analysis from movies we can see that the flames passing in front of Arya is merely a camera trick and that in actual fact the flames weren’t actually that near her.
This makes sense as Arya turns a corner and so shelters against the wall and the flames would not get close to the near side wall and instead close in on an angle.
To avoid showing off my excellent paint skills I’ll borrow the diagram from the other answer on that movies post to demonstrate this.
Lastly, we can clearly see that the rock Arya hides behind appears to be unbury and so that corroborates the theory further.
answered 5 hours ago
TheLethalCarrotTheLethalCarrot
58.7k23381421
answered 5 hours ago
TheLethalCarrotTheLethalCarrot
58.7k23381421
answered 5 hours ago
TheLethalCarrotTheLethalCarrot
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answered 5 hours ago
TheLethalCarrotTheLethalCarrot
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That diagram makes the whole plot make sense. +1! :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
5 hours ago
"Unbury" rocks are my favourite type.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
1
Of course, this only works with Hollywood Fire. Real fire would still burn you via proximity, no contact necessary. Because the heat doesn't just exist in the flame, it rapidly spreads through the air around it, too. Which we all know from gas stoves, and/or candles, and/or those times we went camping, etc.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago
add a comment |
1
That diagram makes the whole plot make sense. +1! :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
5 hours ago
"Unbury" rocks are my favourite type.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
1
Of course, this only works with Hollywood Fire. Real fire would still burn you via proximity, no contact necessary. Because the heat doesn't just exist in the flame, it rapidly spreads through the air around it, too. Which we all know from gas stoves, and/or candles, and/or those times we went camping, etc.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago
1
1
That diagram makes the whole plot make sense. +1! :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
5 hours ago
That diagram makes the whole plot make sense. +1! :-)
– Phelype Oleinik
5 hours ago
"Unbury" rocks are my favourite type.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
"Unbury" rocks are my favourite type.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
1
1
Of course, this only works with Hollywood Fire. Real fire would still burn you via proximity, no contact necessary. Because the heat doesn't just exist in the flame, it rapidly spreads through the air around it, too. Which we all know from gas stoves, and/or candles, and/or those times we went camping, etc.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago
Of course, this only works with Hollywood Fire. Real fire would still burn you via proximity, no contact necessary. Because the heat doesn't just exist in the flame, it rapidly spreads through the air around it, too. Which we all know from gas stoves, and/or candles, and/or those times we went camping, etc.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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Secret Targ, confirmed.
– Möoz
2 hours ago
Hollywood plays it fast and loose with hot things.
– zibadawa timmy
1 hour ago