Littlefinger sort of hints at it when he visits Tywin in Harrenhall.

Littlefinger sort of hints at it when he visits Tywin in Harrenhall.

The focus on one area really helped the episode, i like the fact that the books and the TV series have so many characters but just the cast in KL would make a fine show.

The focus on one area really helped the episode, i like the fact that the books and the TV series have so many characters but just the cast in KL would make a fine show.

Probably symbolic to show that the queen is also ready-ish for war to keep the spirits up.

Probably symbolic to show that the queen is also ready-ish for war to keep the spirits up.

TV Shae has a lot more personality than book Shae so they are going to have to work harder to make it believable that she would turn on Tyrion.

TV Shae has a lot more personality than book Shae so they are going to have to work harder to make it believable that she would turn on Tyrion.

i'm glad i'm not the only one who thought Cersei might acutally poison Tommen, they played that perfectly and Lena Heady stole what was supposed to be an episode about a battle with her rendition of drunken Cersei queen regent.

i'm glad i'm not the only one who thought Cersei might acutally poison Tommen, they played that perfectly and Lena Heady stole what was supposed to be an episode about a battle with her rendition of drunken Cersei queen regent.

Eh she/he won't be a great loss, i never got why they bothered with her/him.

Eh she/he won't be a great loss, i never got why they bothered with her/him.

i doubt it's soon because a certain element is missing, that is if they choose to follow history.

i doubt it's soon because a certain element is missing, that is if they choose to follow history.

This was one of the more enjoyable episodes so far and it baffles me that some people are claiming that nothing happened as if the only thing that counts as good TV is sword fights and big moments. There was some serious character work done this episode and it did something the show rarely does which is let the…

This was one of the more enjoyable episodes so far and it baffles me that some people are claiming that nothing happened as if the only thing that counts as good TV is sword fights and big moments. There was some serious character work done this episode and it did something the show rarely does which is let the…

I think they are fucking with us just for the fun of it, they announced Oona Chaplin as Jeyne when she was cast yet they keep calling her Tulisa and then they release promo pics with her named Jeyne again. They just enjoy seeing us coming up with weird theories to make them the same.

I think they are fucking with us just for the fun of it, they announced Oona Chaplin as Jeyne when she was cast yet they keep calling her Tulisa and then they release promo pics with her named Jeyne again. They just enjoy seeing us coming up with weird theories to make them the same.

I love Yara but then I have a soft spot for all things Greyjoy. But seriously her telling her brother not to die away from the sea was a very nice and touching moment, that scene is probably one of favorites from this season.

I love Yara but then I have a soft spot for all things Greyjoy. But seriously her telling her brother not to die away from the sea was a very nice and touching moment, that scene is probably one of favorites from this season.