They age slower, those wildlings. The cold keeps them young and fresh longer.

They needed a new woman to throw at Ramsey. If they break Tonks/Osha, I will scream.

Oooo, that's an interesting take on it. I was wondering why Varys basically just let his little birds take wing. I thought he had better control over them than that.

Season 7, Episode 9. Ugh.

Forget it, Bran. It's Dragontown.

"I am the King!"
"Anyone who has to say 'I am the king' is no true king."
Why do none of these children learn from their grandpa Tywin?

He gets the Lady Jane Grey treatment.

I hope the real Shaggydog shows up and eats his face.

Olly, we hardly knew ye. And if we'd just read the books and never watched the show, we wouldn't have known ye at all.

I truly think Ramsay is going to get eaten alive by either direwolves or his own dogs led by one of the direwolves (probably Nymeria). There's just too much with those dogs for it to not come into play.

"You must learn…everything…except about Jon Snow's parentage."

Is Qyburn still making wildfire for her?

Yeah, that sounds like D&D's logic.

Same. I gasped before remembering that Tyrion will never EVER die until the very last season.

There should be a scene where Tormund finishes the job.

Yes, I was dreading Victarion. Euron is weirdly better, possibly b/c he's not a POV character.

That was the show. The whole thing with that plotline in the books is that no one gives a rats ass how he treats poor Jeyne Poole. He gets away with treating "Arya" like garbage, b/c everyone knows it's not really her. They're just willing to play along to a certain extent, but b/c she's a poor, he's allowed…

I think he's prisoner until the show remembers he's a thing. Now if only we knew where Blackfish was hanging out…

I squealed "Frey pie!" before immediately realizing that's the OTHER guy I really hate.

I think they were just reminding us that there WAS a War of Five Kings, and Mel (possibly, probably not) ended it with dick leech fire magic.