Totally. She actually said "I'm not a character in your book - you can't control me!" In response he pushed her up against a tree and had his way with her.

I think it was both, as in - "you're a nutcase but I stood by you because you're my brother, but you couldn't do the same, so have a nice life."

Emma Roberts' scenes with Angela Bassett were just painful. Maybe she got away with it in Coven because she was more similar to the character she played in that, but this season it's like she can't act for sh—

"Who's the strong man now?"

Everybody speeches in Shondaland

Yep I think she could be the puppetmaster behind it all.

Does anyone else think Rebecca is a bit sociopathic? The way she was immediately like "Ok, I'll leave you alone" when her heartbroken friend was crying on the roof. I know Lila said "I don't want to talk about it" but Rebecca was literally about to get up and leave her there, like she couldn't empathise at all.

I haven't read the books so I'm afraid I didn't read your response for fear of spoilers. From the perspective of the show alone, which seems to have its own universe, that scene appeared pretty cut and dry, but I can appreciate there may have been nuances that book readers could have picked up on.

Have you been watching the same show? Arya has countlessely proved herself to be very UN-Stark, which the writers seem to suggest has allowed her to survive so long. Where Rob and Catelyn were honest and led by their emotions, she has lied (pretended to be a boy) and ruthlessly killed for vengeance. She even told the…

It wasn't compassion that stayed Arya's hand. It was vengeance not granting The Hound what he wanted, and letting him die a slow death alone. And Brienne was not comparing herself with Arya in order to gain her trust and keep the vow - at that point she didn't know who Arya was. Come on, this is just sloppy.