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Guys – This is for you and all the listeners. We have to suspend disbelief when it comes to geography and time in the show.<\/p>\n

Martin asks for us to do this in the books. He says that a number of chapters overlap or occur at different times, and characters show up hundreds of miles in their next appearance.<\/p>\n

Westeros is the size of South America, according to GRRM, so it is huge. While Dragonstone<\/a> appears to be close to King’s Landing, there is some large distance between the two.<\/p>\n

Euron’s fleet could have easily turned at Massey’s Hook and made for King’s Landing not coming anywhere near Dragonstone.<\/p>\n

Additionally, time is not linear between each scene. (from the series premiere we first see the Lannisters in King’s Landing then in the North later in the episode)<\/p>\n

So, let’s all give the show, George and ourselves a break and just enjoy the story.<\/p>\n

Also, that’s not Wun Wun<\/a> – wrong eye, not filled with arrows, Jon would have burned, and his body is near Winterfell not Beyond the Wall! (unless the vision is of the future)<\/p>\n

Keep doing what you do!
\nTravis M.
\nMorgantown, WV<\/em>

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