Everyone in Dorne is bissexual.

Maybe there's a mystery there, but my guess is the answer is going to be "the harpies, because reasons".

Okay, this explains the traitor sign, which didn't make too much sense for me last season.

Not only did he say he was never coming back, he also didn't really want to be there in the first place.

Brothraki (stolen from somewhere in these comments).

It's not how she reacts, it's the circumstances themselves. She's basically been a prisoner for like four seasons.

I think it was fireballs, but yeah, everything points to them being the same kind of wight. As for why they appeared in that place at that moment, no idea.

Thanos will already be in every movie, don't get greedy.

It's just kinda lame that "doing something" comes down to "murdering people." Also, it didn't feel earned at all. There was nothing clever about what they did. For all I know there could've been some crazy scheme, but we just saw them in the right spot at the right time to stab the right people in the back. Lazy.

Also less judgmental.

Too much setup for it to end like that.

Brothraki is perfect.

I think it was just clunky choreography.

Interesting ideas re: Ramsey, but maybe you're giving them too much credit? Some of their choices feel too much like "can you believe we're doing this?" dudebro "edginess."

Hitting the snow is softer than hitting the pavement. Just like a shot to the shoulder is no big deal and severe head trauma just makes you nap for a while. TV logic, and I never got the sense it was supposed to be a "did they die?" cliffhanger.

I hope that's what happens, since we haven't seen anything that would justify a real conversion.

Well, there's that exact shot on the trailers (a huge dragon shadow over Vaes Dothrak).

You are correct, there's a scene in season 1 where Littlefinger is in a garden with Ned and he points out a few spies and to whom they belong.

Always red.

Thorne's face was even better. "Is this guy serious?"