Wait, CORRECTION!

Calling it now: the Hound kills Cersei.

I used to work at a Dollar General store, usually as a cashier.

The writers sure are doing a good job making Dany forget all the lessons she learned back East once she landed in Westeros, so I could totally see them prepping the audience for her to go full badguy. But is it just a fake-out, like all that Sansa/Arya/Littlefinger nonsense?

Everybody: “The Night King has us surrounded, what’re we supposed to do, just fly away??”

I totally read that in his voice. Well done.

Plot twist: NOBODY DIES. Because everyone who can possibly hurt the undead are holed up in Winterfell, leaving the rest of Westeros completely undefended. The Night King leaves a token force to keep the good guys locked down and goes gallivanting across the rest of the countryside adding more and more to his undead…

We’re told over and over that the whole “faceless men” thing can’t be used for personal vendetta, i.e., one must have no name and no allegiance to one’s family or friends or whatever in order to attain “faceless man” status. Yet here’s Arya bragging about being a “faceless man” to anyone who’ll listen, after…

I so so so hope this happens, because it would be amazing to see how it plays out.

Totally. Bran has gone full God Emperor Leto II here.

Oh man, I think you got it. This fits a LOT of things.

Sure it is. “You want to allow religious icons on government property? You have to allow ours too.” “You want to allow prayers before the town council meetings? You have to allow our guy to give one too.” “Oh, you find our stuff offensive? Then you can’t allow any, because that’s state support of one religion over…

The title is literal, and Luke is going to come back from the grave. “Hey guys, I’m good. Just took a little nap there. Whew — the afterlife is a trip!”

Man, they are really setting up Dany to be the villain, aren’t they? Any opportunity to be an asshole, and she jumps all over it.

It’s just realism in gaming. I can’t get my daughter to sit through an entire meal either.

Thank you.

Damn it’s dusty in here.

Fire and Ice and Songs. Hm. Might make a great combo!

And the idea that these parents would see—if they were lucky to survive long enough—that they had to immediately begin teaching this kid to limit himself

Fancy dice bags come from Canada? I had no idea.