Is it just weird af to anyone else that we have seen this guy several times before and he was DIRECTLY referred to as "Lord of Bones", yet on the HBO guide he's seemingly "rattleshirt", which has to be the most weak sauce names for a guy wearing a skull mask ever?

They didn't really need to allude to anything, they showed the prophecy.

YOU SEE WHAT HAPPENS LARRY?!

The smoke baby was from him, and she mentioned something about it taking too much power to do twice.

STILL SPOILERS…jeeeeeeeeeezus.

There's a behind the scenes of her eating lobster.

"Royally Blonde"

LOL so true…I mean did you see the size of the goblet she was drinking in the scene with Tommen?

It's gonna be hilarious when he shows up…seems like his land route would take way longer than cutting through Valyria by boat.

I'm the one who flagged this comment. We don't want to know what has or hasn't happened in the books. Please talk about that in the experts thread. It's simple.

Somone has to get their head bashed in on that altar at some point…better not to waste the extreme antiquing on our first glimpse of the piece.

It's costly alright…but they wouldn't be making the show if they weren't making money off of it.

Aliser Thorne ladies and gentlemen

I feel like all it would take is the Kingsguard. Each one of them could take 10-15 sparrows aka untrained dudes with clubs.

I mean maybe it's not sloppy…maybe they are just trying to keep us off balance and guessing? It seems like anything that isn't obvious gets labeled as lazy or sloppy storytelling.

I blame the binge watching

I feel like in the context of the sparrows, Lancel probably spilled his guts (and was punished for his sins) merely to become one of them.

Have we seen that? By my memory all we've seen is them busting up beer barrels & brothels, and destroying merchants wares because they were symbols of other religions.

On that topic…I genuinely think Mace is too dumb to die. He's like the people on Survivor who get all the way to the end because they won't get any jury votes.

I feel like the kingsguard alone would slice them up like warm butter…they are dudes in robes holding clubs, vs trained knights in plate armor with swords they might as well be a sack of potatoes.