it implies that she will be infertile until the other things in the curse happen.

It seemed to me like he knew the dragons would come. So the only plot hole is whether he can see the future or the past/present the way Bran can.

Loads of women die in childbirth. Human women, with human children. It’s a storytelling trope, and a real-world tragedy. I’m afraid you’re inventing the significance of this, my friend.

For all the talk about Martin subverting tropes in storytelling, this is a very old one that he fell into, over and over again.

YUP. Here. For. This.

DAT BUN.

I was never worried Sansa would revert to helplessness, but I was worried she would follow in Cat’s footsteps of trusting the wrong people and acting too impulsively. Luckily that didn’t happen, but man, this storyline was botched.

It was an arranged marriage, yes, but that doesn’t mean he was opposed to the idea. He loved her. Or at least, the idea of her that he had put on a pedestal. And he wanted her to love him. People can be funny that way, wanting, expecting or even demanding love from someone they themselves don’t really love, or respect…

Please do explain the middle part there, the “got played, taken for a ride, stabbed in the back, thrown under the bus” part... that’s the part where you have to show your work, sweetheart.

Key word: “he”

The thrill of Game Of Thrones at this point is less in the terror of the unknown and more in the satisfaction of watching things fall together.

he gave them the outline for hte endgame. if he doesn’t like it, that’s literally on him.

It’s been set up for years because it’s foreshadowed heavily in the books. It’s not “fanservice” if it’s fulfilling the original plot.

NO. He should have been named Aemon. Because.

She should have found the faces way earlier, and then the plot could follow HeretoStartHisengine’s outline. Although, I think Sophie Turner sold it that things really coalesced for Sansa when she realized Littlefinger assumes Arya is motivated by a desire to be Lady of Winterfell. That is so obviously not the case, it…

Well, he’s still young. In their minds, he still has a lot of life ahead of him and the opportunity to do something rather than nothing.

yes, that was quite the remidner of Kit Harington’s ... erm.... assets.

I loved that he was trying to talk, even at the end, but Arya had taken his favorite past-time away from him.

Well, Pod would, since he’s Brienne’s squire. Bronn should, also, since there are no characters left in Kings Landing for him to have scenes with.

I know, RIGHT! I said the same thing! Should have only brought one.