He certainly wouldn't say anything if he did. He would want to think about it for a bit. It would be a significant departure from the books and I can't see where it would benefit anything as Arya is leaving Westeros. Maybe the knowledge will let him smirk a little bit more when he is talking to Sansa/Alyse a few…

Best Joeffreyslap yet

Yeah, the little slide thing at the end was great

Well, I am really, really holding out hope that they are saving money for Bywater and the House of the Undying with some of these other things. They did well with that in the first season. They hit the major moments well. I trust them so far.

True. I guess it just seems that way because other people are always talking and/or thinking about him and we get much more of a sense of what is driving him.

There was a quick scene of some fleshy girl getting here shirt ripped off. I assumed that was Lollys.

The guild meets in a place called the House of the Undying

The French didn't have Valeryian steel.

But, that doesn't work as well on TV as in the books. In the books, Littlefinger's internal dialog lets you know what a schemer he is and we don't forget him. On TV, we need to see it once in awhile. Otherwise, he will just seem to pop out of nowhere.

He is one of the few casting choices, maybe the only one, that I am not enthusiastic enough. He just doesn't seem bloodless or cold enough.

Didn't even notice Roose there. That is well done.

Nice. Like he said, just there to keep Littlefinger in the picture as he isn't really important till he gets to the Vale but we need to be reminded he exists from time to time.

MINOR SPOILERS BOOK FIVE.

I thought they would end that scene with it ….

Seriously tense. I knew he couldn't catch her. I mean, how could they justify that in terms of the books? But, I was still scared as hell that whole scene. And, what acting from both, carrying out the lines from the scenes with all the sidelong glaces. Just perfect.

Because there is an inherent problem with conservative comedy. Liberals attack rich people and corporations. Easy targets. In order to be funny as a conservative, one has to defend them and attack the powerless. It's hard to be funny defending the powerful. That is why the only conservative comedy that has resonance…

I see what you are saying. I don't understand how people can follow it without having read the books. There is so much to get and if one attempts to google something, well, that is the path of spoilers for sure.

At least four people have already commented that they switched.

Stay away. There are some big surprises and people think they can allude to them without giving them away, but, of course, they can't. It is pretty impossible not to be spoiled over there.

Bronn took her from another Knight after arriving at the Lannister camp in season 1. Tyrion likes to have one prostitute at a time live with him. He brought her to King's Landing against his fathers orders.