I’d love to hear Sophie Turner’s review of Passengers, because I feel like she’d relate pretty heavily with J-Law in that one.

Maybe there is a rule that 3 eye ravens can’t divulge useful information unless directly asked? Maybe he has tons of stuff he wants to say, but nobody will ask the question. It’s so frustrating he has to drug himself up most of the day to avoid exploding with frustration.

To be fair, he also serves as a reminder of why I stopped dating potheads.

I’m no genius, but wasn’t that obvi that Bran clued the sisters in? He jumped in during the “trial” which, judging by the sisters’ unsurprised reaction, told me that the three siblings had been talking.

They could have showed this instead of wasting time on Theon Greyjoy.

Exactly. Siblings holding grudges for years and saying horrible things to each other isn’t something unusual.

I don’t agree with the ‘nonsensical female rivalry’ thing, though. The changes in Arya, I hesitate to call it growth, were obvious to anyone who knew her prior to Ned Stark’s death at King’s Landing. The older Sansa is much less outwardly changed. I think viewers forget that Arya hasn’t been watching the past 6…

Generally speaking when there’s a giant natural disaster good form is to give people a break on stuff like this, not brag on Twitter about turning them in.

The fact that he made informing on looters at all a priority in the midst of a natural disaster is evidence of immorality.

I was a journalist for over 30 years, and there’s no fucking way I’d rat out folks in that situation. Somebody getting stomped? Sure. But groceries? I got better things to do.

You know, I’m going to have to disagree with the pharmacy raiding being a “non-necessity.” My husband’s a type 1 diabetic. I’m bipolar. If we weren’t able to grab our meds/insulin/pump supplies/needles in time (which, I hope we’d be able to) or if they got waterlogged when we were trying to get out and up to higher…

Bran may be the Three Eyed Raven but he is also a Stark. You know? A moron.

Yes, the foundational truths which set in motion all the non-magical plots of the series are: Rhaegar was a short-sighted moron, and Littlefinger is an unimaginably resentful little douche.

I thought the bastard names were meant to follow the father’s house, not where they were born. So Snow was used when it was assumed he was Ned’s son. I’m guessing by Bran saying he was really a “Sand” that Targaryans were traditionally a southern house?

The way the show’s been operating lately, they can bring it up 90 seconds before he actually stabs Dany with it.

I half expected Jorah and Tyrion to go off and have a flagon of wine and discuss why they always get friendzoned

It was a long, boring trip. Tyrion was just headed to hang out with Jon and Dany, maybe play a drinking game, and he finds them unexpectly having sex without even telling him they were into each other. It’s awkward.

OR Theon heading to the Iron Islands, not finding anything, and figuring out Euron didn’t go there and giving Team DanyJonEveryoneNotNamedCersei a big advantage if there is a land war??

He sees everything. He knows Sam is Jon’s best friend. He also knows that telling Sam won’t complicate shit. Telling Arya or especially Sansa could really complicate things, what with how precarious his position as King in the North is.

BRAN: Dames, who needs ‘em? But you and me, pal, we get each other. Just two bros, hangin’ out, shootin’ the shit, doin’ man stuff. Like, um... um... scratchin’ our balls and... sports? And? ...er... my omniscience power is leaving me hanging here...