Yeah. Remember Davos’ pirate buddy? He dipped out when Stannis was going for that throne and we aint seen that man since like season 2.

Ha! I said the same thing to my wife last night right as they showed it. I said, “Jon Snow drew that shit in sidewalk chalk 15 minutes ago.”

They think they’ve murdered us, but we rise again. They think we are too small to fight, but they don’t know what we’ve been through. They don’t know what we’ve seen. They can only hope we don’t all get back together and unite under one roof. Because we have a list. Because we can fight. Because we can transform.…

Planetos

Yep. The scene with Mark Gatiss eagerly offering to fund the rest of Cersei’s war (IF the gold arrives) plus the line confirming that the gold arrived safely to King’s Landing sets the Iron Bank up to switch horses. They’ve been paid their enormous debt, but I think they’ll revisit any future financing of Cersei after…

But now I understand why there aren’t more people of color on Game of Thrones:

No it’s not, it makes perfect sense. The Lannister/Tarly army and their large wagon train being attacked when they’re at their most vulnerable, spread out and tired from marching, and their least well guarded section hit with overwhelming force when the vanguard and most of the army (which in this case was with the…

I have it on good word though, that the crazy is good stuff. A friend told me that. (not the sister part though).

I interpreted Sansa’s reaction as: “Hmmm, she’s really deadly. Maybe she actually does have a list of people she’s going to kill. Hmmm....she also said most of the people on the list are already dead... hmmmm... I wonder if she’s a psychopath these days.”

I think she’s upset, but not necessarily pissed. I think there were a couple of different/interacting things happening there.

Nah, she was thinking she needs to up her combat game and she’s going to be getting her monkey ass whipped by Arya on the regular trying to make it happen.

This.

Because the dipshit producers/writers decided to make an extremely minor base-born character with maybe 12 sentences total in two books take the place of a secondary-character, Princess Arianne Martell, because... fuck it—why not?

Except for the mercy killing of her husband, those examples are all of her exacting punishment on those who have actually wronged her or were truly evil. Killing a leader who is trusted by her Hand and has shown her no other ill-will would have been out of character, not to mention dumb when she needs to try to create…

She hasn’t lost anything by giving it away either if Jon was wrong. I think Tryion just convinced her to kick that can down the road and we’ll find a solution to it later. Since he believes Jon I think he believes it’s going to pay off later. They’re not going to ally with Cersei so for now, it’s one less group…

She didn’t kill Khal Drogo, she tried to have that witch bring him back to life and it failed spectacularly. She locked Xaro in the vault because he totally betrayed her. She killed the slave masters because they were totally evil.

I thought “Are you now just going to start claiming things you say are ancient wisdom?” ....”Not to you”. ..was pretty cool.

Dany giving Jon the dragonglass wasn’t done for moving the plot along (well, at least not primarily). She did it for the very reason Tyrion told her to do it. She needs allies now especially with the Iron fleet blown to bits and the Unsullied on the other side of the continent, and it cost her virtually nothing since…

I cackled at this line...maybe because it hit rather close to home for me.

“I read the book and followed the instructions,” was a pretty great line.