So, who's left on Arya's list?

at the end, some of the ships' sails had Martel sigils. So it seems that Dorne is already on board and by implication, the Tyrells.

and it was a white wolf.

Between Edmure and Jamie, I think that Jamie came off as a bigger jerk. He's back to hurting/threatening to hurt children so that he can return to Cersei? Jeesh - I'm sooo over him. The only thing he can do to make me love him again is to get his army to help Sansa win the North.

Dani Ex Machina

I thought the same. We know that there is a big stash…then there is a supposed hidden stash all throughout KL that Ayres had placed.

I think that we're getting off the rails here.

It might have been a simple mistake. Sigh. Let's just give him a break.

"…like that whole incestuous bunch that just poisoned the young king's older sister…" refers to the Sands.

I got that sense as well. If D&D go in that direction, I can think of several scenes from S1-S6 that act as carefully laid out breadcrumbs that foreshadows her destiny.

I'm just correcting the person who said it. Read the whole thread.

Again I was responding to the original comment that mistakenly said they were a product of incest, therefore didn't like them, and instead supported Dani. I know you love Dani but I'm sure that you could see the fallicy of the argument. (maybe not) Geesh.

At the end of Season 2, Jaqen offered Arya a chance to cross off the names on her list. Was that a ruse to lure her to the House of Black and White? Why?

Obviously. Original comment rooted for Dani because Tommen and the Sands were products of incest. Just pointing out that the argument made no sense.

Neither do the Sands or Tommen, but the original comment suggested that it is an implicit disqualifier.

but she killed Maryn f. Trant. That requires some skill, right?

haha . . . Targs are products of incest.

Cersei is dead to me.

Yes, I posted something similar about the size of "Shaggydog." Ahh - there's hope. The North Remembers!

After six seasons of GOT, it's sweet that you think that Daenerys is going to "rescue" the Starks. After everything that they've suffered through, it's hard for me to believe that their journey's resolution is . . . dragons? Am I crazy?