Please pass these stars along to your wife.

You seem to be confusing character development with her actual situation. These are not the same things. Her character development is off the charts right now. And that tends to *lead* to plot developments.

You must have watched the wrong episode by mistake. It absolutely was another solid brick in Sansa’s character dev.

Let the Wyndham Rewards Wyzard show you his magic!

At least we got to laugh before we cried about Summer and Hodor.

Not to mention that Bran is forever changed as a result of what just happened; Brandon Stark is no more. The wolves have always served as allegories for their human companions. The only two left are Nym, whose companion Arya has been wandering alone since season 2, and Ghost, whose companion was just brought back from…

My wife’s immediate reaction: “So Hodor was suffering from PRE-traumatic stress syndrome? That’s messed up.”

Earn. This.

Yeah that should’ve been line one on the past jumping trees owners manual.

That scene at the beginning where Sansa forced Littlefingers to talk about her rapes was very strong. Sansa is a queen now.

What do yo mean useless sacrifice? That scene showed that if anyone or anything can get away from the white walkers and their undead army, it will require the sacrifice of basically everything they had. No more three-eyed Raven, no more Children, no more wolf, and no more Hodor. Nothing more than Bran, a sled, and a…

That’s the worse. Bran made him have a seizure. All of Hodor’s life was about saving Bran by holding that door eventually. What a tragedy.

And now his watch has ended too. And he held it indeed.

Is that what Leicester City did? Man I need to pay more attention to soccer.

Ser Pounce is the real Azor Ahai

Ser Pounce will kill the High Sparrow, because cats love to kill birds.

#TheNorthisWoke

By refusing to take the oath, they are disrupting established paradigms and creating synergistic through-put.

pretty sure the Umber’s millennial children are in charge now and they thirst for leaders who are more in touch with today’s fast-paced social-media driven society.

You can tell though that he is initially uncomfortable with power and nobility. So while he’s technically not a nobody, he acts like it, so for me, it works narratively.