You're either a woman, or lucky enough to not know guys who are exactly like those guys on The League.  I'm neither of those things.

I've never felt the need to devour fiction like A Song of Ice and Fire, and I got the entire series at once and powered through it in 6 weeks.  I was certainly confused by A Feast for Crows, and kept looking ahead for Jon/Daenerys/ect…  Then I saw GRRM's note at the end about how the story is split between AFfC and…

Yes, but why did we meet him? He has to have some role, or else he wouldn't have popped back up orbiting around Arya.

Sure, not now. She probably strangles kittens in her spare time now, but back then she was still in love with Robert.

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

*ahem C - E - R - S - E - I

Isn't it possible that Gendry is the true heir? I think there is a chance he's actually Robert and Cerise's one and only true-born son (the one that "died"). What if he didn't die? What if Cersie lied to Robert about it, and paid off whoever needed to be paid off to compete the ruse and ensure a Baratheon child of…

Syrio is alive until proven otherwise. He defeated 4 or 5 armored knights with nothing but a wooden practice sword. At this point, he'd give Drogo a run for his money, I think. He could have easily shoved the stump into the last dude's unarmored eye and ran off. Anyway, isn't there an unwritten rule that says…

television > books - exhibit A: Winterfell calls in the bannermen
So far, that's been my single favorite image from the show: A thousand ravens being dispatched, signifying everything I want from a show like Game of Thrones.

At first I thought it was possible that it had been a month, and that maybe Robert really was still out hunting, or that he came back and went again, but then at the beginning, Jaimie is reading Tywin's R-mail to him. That would have to mean it's still less than a fortnight (2 weeks, right?) since ep 6. If it had…

I don't think Littlefinger's actions really have anything to do with Cat. He may love her, but more importantly, Ned didn't back his plan to install Renly on the throne. Since that plan would never succeed without Ned's support, he needed to publicly show his loyalty to Joffrey. Otherwise, he'd have to explain why…

I don't know…
…how I'm supposed to make it until next week what with the last image being Littlefinger's dagger to Ned's throat. I did not see that coming.