Or comes in, grabs Sansa, and leaves everyone else in the lurch. He told us not to trust him.

If it's an act, it included "here's me publicly making arrangements to leave town, in style like the lady I am and not at all secretly in the company of a bunch of actors", which I like.

Of, course, they'll probably be sending everybody to the wall when that happens, if there still is one.

I've had to swallow non-common-tongue-speaking Myreeneese who write graffiti in English, I can gulp down some potatoes.

Seems to me that if Tommen dies it should be directly because of something Cersei does, which I suppose is why so many people think The Mountain will do it. That way we can see her at her highest level of crazy.

Hey, he's just trying to save western civilization from teeming hordes of sub-humans plus a few traitors.

One of the many cool layers of the 2009 French prison film A Prophet is that the gangsters who run the prison were Corsican separatists who probably thought of themselves as idealistic political prisoners when they first entered, but years of brutality and compromise turned them into common criminals (and perhaps…

Hm, in that case is she *SPOILERS FOR CHILDREN OF DUNE* semi-possessed by Tywin Lannister?

So she's the Bravosi version of the Internet?

"Talk about crazy relatives, my niece and nephew have just found God or something."

Whereas they did show Benjen before John got killed, in a very successful assist for Ollie's fakeout.

Maybe she can teach stage combat. Seems like they could stand to have their game upped.

Hard to blame her. But she could at least have found a non-torn shirt for Jorah. Perhaps ask Sansa to make one.

Fast enough that Dani was only just getting around to the "What do we do about Jorah?" conversation.

And maybe guest trees as well. Not sure I've ever seen a tree in the iron islands. Maybe they'll use those pinecones they stole from the North and grow the trees from scratch.

I could see that happening. Especially if it turns out that the assassination was paid for by Sersei / Qyburn as part of her international "Make sure no one mocks the Lannisters" campaign.

That was exactly what I was thinking.

I like how as in the Shakespeare plays the king always decides to pardon the guy at the last minute but they're always dead already. Whoops but I guess no blood on my hands!

It probably would have turned out to be hologram of him. Would explain how he got there so fast.

That was such a Frodo-puts-on-the-ring-in-front-of-the-Ringwraiths moment, and damn if it doesn't still work.