Comb and tissue paper seems more Seaworth's homespun up-by-my-bootstraps style.

Comb and tissue paper seems more Seaworth's homespun up-by-my-bootstraps style.

Maybe they were intending to use it as some kind of horrifically disgusting area denial weapon, or some sort of crude chemical warfare.

Maybe they were intending to use it as some kind of horrifically disgusting area denial weapon, or some sort of crude chemical warfare.

Maybe the guy we saw vomiting was on empty-out-the-vomit duty but couldn't make it.

Maybe the guy we saw vomiting was on empty-out-the-vomit duty but couldn't make it.

I read it as Stannis getting rescued by his men, but now I'm worried…

I read it as Stannis getting rescued by his men, but now I'm worried…

If he killed Tyrion… wow, that would be a ballsy move.

If he killed Tyrion… wow, that would be a ballsy move.

I expect Tywin to sort this shit out, frankly.  Whether he will take Cersei or Tyrion's side, who can tell.

I expect Tywin to sort this shit out, frankly.  Whether he will take Cersei or Tyrion's side, who can tell.

I kind of wish he was dead, this show doesn't really need another broad cultural stereotype.

I kind of wish he was dead, this show doesn't really need another broad cultural stereotype.

It seems like the Lannister-Stark war is actually over now, or at least in abeyance, as the Starks race north to retake Winterfell and the Lannisters head south to defend King's Landing.

It seems like the Lannister-Stark war is actually over now, or at least in abeyance, as the Starks race north to retake Winterfell and the Lannisters head south to defend King's Landing.

There are bad guys, and then there are Starks.  It's basically down to that.

There are bad guys, and then there are Starks.  It's basically down to that.

He didn't attack the strongest point.  We saw last episode that the Mud Gate was specifically the weakest point of the defenses.

He didn't attack the strongest point.  We saw last episode that the Mud Gate was specifically the weakest point of the defenses.