Rowling's editors wouldn't even let her have Ron swear. You think they'd show Ron and Hermione knocking boots?

It was written in the early 90's. Right after peak Regan and Thatcher. Wasn't exactly the most progressive time unless you're comparing it to the 80's.

It also reeks of toxic masculinity to assume men who are sensitive or emotional or have deep feelings must be gay. That's like the most toxic aspect of toxic masculinity, really, the idea that straight men should only feel anger and (hetero) lust.

Trying way too hard to sell this, troll.

And the actor who plays Alfie Allen said around the first season that there was a "Star Wars" twist which a lot of people interpreted as being a twin sister. Since Viserys was presumably there for Dany's birth, that ruled her out. Due to the similarities in looks and that they were born the same year, a lot of people…

GRRM has said Arya would meet Gendry again and three of the people on show!Arya's list are on there for hurting him. The rest are all for her family.

In the books he's one of the few genuinely decent male characters. He's like all the good parts of Renly, Stannis, and Robert combined.

Theoretically, Sansa could marry a man of a lesser house/lower standing and he and their children would take the Stark name.

I'm a bit surprised that they think some of these actors will be in s8. I'm not sure some of them will see s7.

They should have spent six weeks being screamed at to learn how to act like … organized sheep?

And the only remaining trueborn son who is likely to continue the family name.

He could be racist. Or genuinely think he's in love with Penn.

She's a part-Veela witch from Beauxbatons! He's the one true king of Westeros! Together they fight crime!

With the troops she didn't know were coming? The troops promised to her by the creepy dude who wants to bang her and who murdered her aunt and planned the downfall of her family?

But why should he include that in the planning when the Vale hadn't arrived and they had no guarantee they would? It's better for Jon to plan for what they have. Not to mention, Jon wouldn't have time to coordinate with the Vale nor should he trust Littlefinger to do so.

Yeah, but that doesn't let us blame a woman. Try to find an answer that lets us blame a woman, okay?

No, Ramsay is responsible.

Yeah, no.

Because then Ramsay wouldn't have shot Rickon causing Jon to go beserk?

Damn, someone's desperate for it.