Stannis kept looking off to the side while he was talking to Brienne. Was he looking at something? WAS IT LADY STONEHEART!!!!!111!!!!11?

It's a Dornish boat.

Yes, that's what they said and what we were supposed to think, but as a few people have pointed out here, that is a Dornish ship (presumably with a Dornish crew). Why would they take their heir to King's Landing to be immediately executed as retribution?

Yes. He's way too smart for that. I'm way on board with this and think this actually makes Dorne (which was a snooze) worth it.

She's dead. I feel like we did see her die.

I think they do. That's the whole point of trial by combat - the gods decide by allowing one champion to kill the other. Has to happen. Clegane v. Clegane.

Or that Dornish ship is not going anywhere near King's Landing.

Cersei still has to face the judgment of the faith. She will demand a trial by combat. Her champion will obviously be Zombiemountain. The faith's champion? Well, there is that gravedigger that got a lot of attention on Quiet Isle in the books…

This is, in general, a fault with this show (and the books, honestly). Everybody speaks cryptically when they speak at all, and nobody seems to think that sharing critical information is important.

For sure Jon Snow will be resuscitated or resurrected or whatever.

You're spot on, or the show has completely botched this.

I hope you're right, but the fact that he wasn't smiling smugly on the docks with the Sand Snakes and Ellaria makes me wonder.

Some thoughts:

Yeah maybe. I didn't give it any thought until now.

While this seems like what has to happen, there is a big Bronn problem. He has no value as a hostage and is extremely dangerous. If they are going to Meereen with Jaime as a hostage, Bronn should've been killed as soon as they got on the boat.

You may not be trying to say this, but you just wrote that the scene was included solely to give masturbation material to people who like rape-porn.

Seemed like people felt like the show was over-using rape as a plot device. I don't know. It was obviously a really unpleasant scene, but there seems to be a really unpleasant scene of some sort at least once every other week.

Right, and Varys kills Kevan because he is beginning to stabilize the realm. That doesn't feel like the case here, with Margarey and Loras still in captivity (presumably) and Mace being totally unaware of this fact (given his joviality in Braavos).

Would like to see a scene with Davos talking to Crowfood and Whoresbane.

She explicitly told Pod that she is going to kill Stannis.