Really? I actually never put that together and just assumed she was fireproof. Somebody pointed out that she was badly burned after the Drogon incident, but I feel like the description of her wasn't unlike that of her after emerging from the funeral pyre.

That's a pretty convenient one-time explanation.

I don't know, but where were these questions when she emerged from the funeral pyre unscathed (aside from her hair)?

Christ, kill me now.

The extended shot of Pycelle leaving the room was fucking great.

No, but they're both aware of each other.

I know Ramsay's stupid, but is he stupid enough to write a letter that blunt?

So are we supposed to believe that Ramsay really did write the Pink Letter? I know there are theories abound book-wise about its author, but we don't have the same possible culprits on the show. Unless Littlefinger is somehow involved.

I still don't trust that guy.

I usually love when Dany goes full badass (I'm thinking of that scene in Astapor in particular), but this just wasn't doing it for me.

I might need to rewatch this episode because my first instinct was that it was enjoyable, but moving way too quickly. Whether or not it's because the show had previously been dragging its feet, I'm not sure.

This has basically been Dany's entire plot tho. Still cringeworthy.

RIP Vaes Brothrak.

"He is the prince that was promised." Well OK then!

Preparing Bran to accept that his father has told far greater lies, I think.

There's a tinfoil theory about Zombie Mountain slaughtering the Lannisters, right?

I think it's more Arya demonstrating her subservience.

A similar scenario happens where Bran calls out to Ned while he's at the Winterfell weirwood and Ned seemingly hears it. Three Eyed Raven throws the "it was the wind" line at him too.

Idk if I'm reading into it too much, but I felt like Jon was lying? Holding out for "I was Ghost".

As much as I want Clegane Bowl OH MY GOD.