I also believe that this was the series finale. Buh! Loved this show and without Eva Green, where could it go? John Clare was probably the most human of them all in the end. The scenes with his family were so sad and heartbreaking. The cast and the performances they turned in have been top notch. Patty Lapone was a…

And he gets shabbier and more disintegrated with each revival.

There is a grace and elegance to this show that no other can touch.

I know I did. Too close to a reality in my life to not have wept a bit.

:)

The collateral damage done with a battle on the steps of the Sept would have been a real messy affair. Actually glad that Margery was able to deescalate with no blood shed.

The Spanish Inquisition was another ball of wax. They went after 'conversos' more than so called witches. Agree with the accusations could come from spiteful neighbors and through greed.

I agree about the Inquisition, a truly ugly time in history.

It will be a feint within a feint within a feint.

Don't know the actor's name but he plays really vile people: Downton Abbey and Da Vinci's Demons. He very good at it.

Bringing the savage Dothraki into Westeros. A flamingly wonderful idea.

Last night the comments sections kept going wonky on me, so I gave up. But I wanted to say and I hadn't seen anyone else note it, that as Margery's hair had not been shorn, she wasn't going to do the Walk of Shame.

Nah, Arya disposes of the Waif, no doubt.

Perhaps with the High Sparrow and his gang the action with will be covert? And surprise no body count at all this week.

Felt bad for Sam, Gilly cleans up really nice, wonder where they will go and what's he going to do with that sword?

But first, I do believe that Arya is going to kill the Waif.

Tonight's body count according to the above, Zero.

Yeah, I really didn't want that to happen. I did get a bit misty, with Summer too.

And her look of distaste in return. Wonder where this might go?

Agreed, but Patti Lupone is deserving too.