Because we don't like to eat critters that are cute.

I kind of hope no one figures this out for a bit and then you have Gilly, of all people say, "If you think about it… if you killed the Night King…"

I leaned that lesson as a lad with Jurassic Park. Loved the book. Loved the movie. Realized you can love both without them being the same

So I have a theory, well more like a notion…

You're welcome.

Only Dinkledge and Moama are American.

The same way you pretend there's a forest marching to your castle, or the painted fabric behind you is New York, or how you ignore a couple hundred people watching you. Theatre has been doing this for a couple thousand years

Boy what a pissy article. Is this what they teach you in fancy lad school?

Well, I'll give it a shot. It's better than doing *shudder* work

*eyes skeptically*

I'm going to fanwank this and say that they had the chains from vessels that traveled too far north, and they had them with them for another reason altogether, like pulling down the Wall

Gots to get paid. Good on ya

Yes, everyone had their own lighting scheme, which made the earthquake scene clear as to who's point of view we were getting, but I didn't mind. I noticed it primarily in the hallway shots from Luke to Jessica.

To quote Tormund: "That's what we do."

Aren't you supposed to bring food to both rallies and vaudeville shows? I mean unless movies have steered me wrong, the appropriate response to something you don't like is to throw food at them, preferably tomatoes and lettuce.

With the dulcet tones of Shelby Foote

In that case, maybe we should replace it with one of Tormund from Game of Thrones

I generally get a McDonald's iced coffee on the way to work. But at home I drink a lot of iced tea

I'm currently playing a similar character in Mame. Lindsey loves Mame but she sees him as a friend, but he becomes okay with that. However, he doesn't date anyone else in the course of the play, because no one compares to her.

Seriously. When he died it was just like that. half mast not low enough