Wow. Can't say much more.

That rescue was horrendous. I think it was just a way to reintroduce her (Yara/Asha) relationship with Theon. Like, they literally ran in and ran out. It was almost comical watching them make a mad dash for the boat.

You know, I'm really starting to wonder if they will. I'm still confident about it since she plays a role in Brienne's storyline. I'm just a bit worried because they've been cutting lots of characters from the book lately.

I'm drawing a blank. What castle is Ramsey sending Theon to take?

I want to like Kit, but he's not Jon Snow. It's just not working at all.

I think the show abuse towards women is getting stale as well.

I'm assuming that you haven't read any of the books. I don't really consider this a spoiler however. Dany's dragons often disappear in the books. Most likely they are out hunting. There are times when Dany spies at a distance over the ocean as well.

Not so much that he tosses her out of the moon door, but more of the reveal that he's moving up in power.

Could be. I was thinking we'd get that battle sooner.

They could have written something else though. Like they could have had her discreetly make the threat that if anyone else found out that Sansa was staying at the Vale. That would force Littlefinger's hand in marriage as well, because he can't lose Sansa.

I think the big WOA this year will be Littlefinger revealing to her that he always loved Cat and that he just used her to get into power, and then POOF!! Out the moon door.

Funny. You know it's kind of like Palpatene in Star Wars. The dude gets more and more evil looking as the trilogy progress, and yet the Jedi are shocked by his reveal. Really? They didn't know he was evil? Same thing with Littlefinger. He's so obviously bad, and he doesn't try to conceal it at all. Overall, I do like…

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I think there was a clip in the season trailer of Sansa stepping out on a balcony in the snow. I'm sure that'll lead up to the snow castle. They have to keep that in.

Man… all good points. I literally rewound the Lysa/Littlefinger exchange and then had to explain it to my wife. It was poorly executed dialogue. Also, you're right about Jon, and this is one of the reasons why the show has butchered his character. He's a bad ass, but the show doesn't portray his character well at all.…

Right, he didn't frame him for Joff. I do think Littlefinger would have if he could because Tyrion is a threat to everyone since he's smart and cunning.

I just thought that it was a cool scene. I was more shocked by the Bran storyline. Who knows where that's going.

Here's the deal, the writers have totally flopped on the Wall/Wildling storyline. They butchered the Mance Rayder character as well. They need to show him at some point just so people remember who he is.

Hopefully Jon kills him this week. I hope they don't make a long sub-plot out the Locke/Bran story.

I agree, and they better not do that. They setup Bran at Craster's, so they need to play it out and have Jon cross his path.