There’s a subplot where a family loyal to/friendly with the Starks has Walder’s sons killed and baked into a pie which was then served to Frey dignitaries (or something to that effect, it’s been a while since I read).

Oh, hey, confirming the PARENTAGE SHIT WE ALREADY KNEW.

SHE MADE HIM A HAND PIN

2016 and we’re still here. Still doing this.

White privilege isn’t a thing at all. Naaaaaaaawwwwwwwww. Couldn’t be. Just a total coincidence.

Some neighbors in the area, Local Memphis writes, are wondering why the young girl was out so late at night with her mother

(look at Maleficent

According to family history, my aunt was a notoriously shy child to the point where she was often scolded for rudeness. I imagine Caroline has a similar situation. I was a shy kid too, who eventually learned how to hide it entirely (so now a lot of people seem surprised when I say I’m introverted—friendly and…

As someone who had raging resting angry face as a child, I feel ya, Caroline. I feel ya so hard. You are adorable and dignified and one day you’ll use that glare to instantly wither asshole high school classmates, gross men in bars and anyone else who gets in your way.

For Gal Gadot as Diana?

Superhero movies (and shows) are just like any other genre: Some are good, some are not.

YES! I basically think this movie was laying the groundwork for the other DC movies and Justice League. They gave us some action, but it was really about knitting these characters together and laying the foundation. Which I thought they did remarkably well. There are enough easter eggs for a comic junky to OD on.

Wonderwoman was the best part, and her theme music was amazing.

I saw it. I didn’t think it was terrible. Listen... Marvel movies are funny. DC movies are dark. I heard people bitch that it wasn’t a laugh riot. But you know what did happen? People Cheering for Wonder Woman’s entrance in the theater. I didn’t mind the movie. I thought Ben was great in it. I think that the plot was…

Yikes, that skin darkening is really inept.

1) This is one of my MOST favorite books of all time, and can’t wait to see it!