A continually degraded woman not getting degraded, yet again. Because that's predictable, repetitive, uninteresting, and cheap.

I honestly believe that Cersei's problems are temporary. Her not being a primary antagonist is as unthinkable to me as killing off Tyrion.

If that is his name then I love him even more.

But-but-but…. giant? Root for giant!

Well it's pretty easy for me to condemn that unnecessary rape scene while still not having a problem with the Shireen scene. The Shireen scene was well set up over the course of two seasons and moved characters to a new level. Sansa rape did nothing that wasn't already established and felt like one more abuse heaped…

I would say that even to a terrible person like Selyse, actually watching your daugher being burned alive while screaming for her parents could make an impact.

"Common". Did you say that with your best aristocratic sneer?

Toss those lustrous locks and sigh really loudly. The sound of a Snow sigh carries throughout the land.

But you can still root for Brienne. And Jon Snow. Not mention Sansa, Sam, and of course the giant.

I have no idea if you're being serious or not, but I hope you are because that analogy actually makes perfect sense to me.

So, you're able to continue being a pest when you don't get what you want? Understood!

No, that did not happen.

I think that was more about making sure he'd get the necessary supplies. And sending Davos away.

I know. I was talking about the logic in the post I was replying to.

Um, go rewatch the episodes yourself. I didn't take notes and I didn't pull the idea from the air either. It's not my problem if you can't remember something.

Wow, strange. I think that actress who plays Shireen is fantastic and she's been all over this season as well. And it's just hard to imagine not being "moved" or whatever by a scene that shows parents burning their screaming child alive. Also, she was going to die anyway from greyscale so why not burn her? Nice logic.

He's young and this was his first arena roasting. Give him time.

When has he had any interest in what's beyond the Wall? The last time he was up there, he wanted to draft Jon Snow and enlist the brothers in his war.

Sansa raped by Ramsay was worse because it did nothing for their characters or their stories that wasn't already established. Sansa not raped = Sansa still hates Ramsay and wants to take down Boltons and Ramsay still a demented monster. Nothing gained except the further degradation of the show's most degraded…

Sons of the Harpy are the low-born but they've been hired by the nobleborn. That was established a few episodes ago.