Dunno, Ned sure seemed to hold it against Jaime that he and everyone else in the room just stood there when his father burned and his brother choked to death at the behest of King Aerys.

Didn't Allister have some nice bro moments with Jon last season? Why's he all skulky with Slynt again? Allister is a prick but not a weasel like Slynt.

But that one dude (the one training Robin) was very respectful of her and called her "my lady" — I mean, yeah maybe he's just being extra nice to Littlefinger's sidepiece, but I got the impression he knew exactly who she was.

I don't see Mance still being alive at all. The show has done nothing to even hint at that possibility.

I'm already pissed that Karen is (presumably) going to overlook Foggy and fixate on Matt. Foggy's great — not just funny, but a genuinely good person. He's the kind of guy that makes me think Nice Guys sometimes have a point.

Right? I hate to be shallow, especially as I'm sure I've given some of the fellas here shit for ogling talented actresses, but that man's build is just . . . whew. Somebody escort me to my fainting couch.

Nah, I read it your way 21stCenturyPeon — and the way Jack stiffened in outrage works for that interpretation too.

I love love love how difficult it is to knock someone unconscious on this show. None of that one-punch/kick-and-you're-out-cold nonsense; in this show, it's hard to beat the crap out of someone, even when you're a badass.

Same thing I thought. I hope they sent the Hannibal credits designer an edible bouquet.

Oh I agree! I'm being very "give a mouse a cookie" here. I want them to be platonic because I think heterosexual friendships should be better represented on TV (and Veronica/Wallace are a great example of that dynamic), yet I also don't want the show to act like LIv and Ravi being romantically involved is…

I got like 14% on the first scale but 54% on the second. So, like you, I suppose I'm nice enough just disinterested in doing what I'm supposed to be doing. Yay for us!

Oh I agree, I don't necessarily want them together (I hate that male/female friendship rarely exists on TV). I just don't want it to be ignored that he could be a love interest for Liv — if they never acknowledge it, never laugh about how not into each other they are, or if no one ever assumes they're together until…

I don't know, man, I just saw the questions on that test, and I'm worried about that 88%. Like I kind of hope I don't know you in real life. But if that upsets you, then the good news is you're probably not a sociopath!

Maybe the skills — which involve muscle memory — stick around longer than the personality traits? I am completely making that up, but . . . maybe?

Ravi is awesome and hot, and I'm going to be irritated if the show never even considers him as a love interest for Liv. I'm not saying I want them to get together; I just don't want it to never be on the radar because he's her quirky ethnic friend.

Well I have more than $5 to live on. I just only have $5 in savings. Don't judge me!

Good luck! I bought my first (and current) house about a year and a half ago (I was 34), with great trepidation. My parents gave me the down payment (in lieu of paying for a wedding, which was pretty rad of them) or I never would have been able to afford it. I still get nervous — I don't know anything about home…

That's what I thought too when I bought my house — that I'd just rent out my upstairs to defray costs. But I've become delightedly accustomed to living alone, and somehow I still haven't gotten around to looking for a roommate, even though I have literally not been upstairs in months. It's so wasteful, but I regret…

I long for the good old days when people used others' pets and libraries as excuses to disengage from actual human interaction at a party.

Eh, most people — even villains — don't like to think of themselves as villains. I wouldn't be able to answer that question either. It'd probably be more interesting to ask what people would do as superheroes or God or whatever — that's way more likely to unveil accidentally villainous impulses than asking the villain…