Ah, I think I missed the skiff mention. Probably the metallic ringing in my ears dealing with the loss of Rheagal.

I do enjoy the Dany stans contorting themselves to keep positioning their favorite character as the saviour of Westeros, when she has explicitly stated and demonstrated on many occasions her desire to conquer and “reclaim” her rightful throne BY FIRE AND BLOOD. Like....fuck that. That is fucking tyrant talk right…

So very well said, internet friend! And, god, think about how much she lost for Jon....Viserion first, Jorah and half her forces, nearly her own life...her claim to the throne and purpose...and Jon himself. While I’m really hoping for a happy ending for her, doesn’t seem to be in the cards, does it? Such a tragic…

I say Drogon will be the queenslayer. Dany will order him to cook Jon. Drogon won’t, she’ll try and take Jon because he’ll be wounded or something and helpless and Drogon will kill her to stop her.

What I’m seeing is that victory has often come relatively easy to Dany, but Cersei has studied and learned her opponent’s modus operandi and has spent her time preparing against Dany instead of “sending allies” to help at Winterfell.

I’m sure she wants to remain independent but I’m also sure that Cersei has other plans. Would Sansa prefer the North deal with Cersei alone?

You know what? Fuck Westeros and Westerosi. Dany saved literally the entire kingdom and got no recognition for that fact. Without her massive army and dragons, Winterfell would’ve been unceremoniously wiped off the map as it very nearly was even with her intervention. Does she get thanks? Nope, her every…

Because fridging has a specific definition, it’s not just for when someone is killed and you don’t like it. 

Missandei wasn’t “fridged.” That implies her death served no purpose. It did: With Missandei and Jorah both gone, Daenerys has been cut off from her most trusted friends and advisors. All she has left are Tyrion (who is only her Hand because Jorah convinced her to keep him — her reaction in Winterfell’s Great Hall…

So, there have been some concerns lately that Daenerys is acting “out of character” this season, that the woman we’ve gotten to know over the past eight seasons is suddenly becoming a tyrant just so Jon can emerge as the One True Hero™. I could not disagree more. This “approach” is exactly what Daenerys has done for…

Something redeeming will happen with Dany though, in the House of the Undying, she walks a burned out Kings Landing and goes to the throne, only to walk away from it where she goes to the vision of Kal Drogo, her baby, and sounds of her dragons crying. THAT has to mean something.

Rickon was fridged.

“ Jon was being celebrated by Tormund and everyone and we just saw Dany’s jealousy and rage rising” - I thought this was more showing her growing isolation. She’s had a tough road since coming to Westeros. Her advisers have been terrible, Tyrion and Varys have given her nothing. She’s lost dragons and friends and has…

I’m mostly annoyed that Missandei was focused enough on revenge to yell “Dracarys” but not to grab Cersei and jump when she was holding her arm.

I could have sworn I saw Drogon in the background, creeping around on the ground behind Dany’s formation. Who the fuck is going to chance putting the one remaining dragon anywhere near the range of those ballistae?

Couldn’t even pet the dog goodbye. Fuck you, Jon Snow.

Them: All I know is, if you’re gonna tell me that a child is going to travel the world for eight years training and learning to become a master fighter, I’ll tell you’re being ridiculous.

I think that you’re overestimating the white walkers narrative impact. The thing that I most enjoy about game of thrones isn’t the zombies with ill defined motives, but the politics and backstabbing, and house infighting that makes it a game of thrones. I was overjoyed that it only lasted one episode! Now we can get…

This battle has been teased since the show began in 2011, so it needed to be unbelievably epic—more epic than all the other epic battles the series has given us. This was a daunting task, and Game of Thrones succeeded...

Maisie Williams is right-handed, but Arya Stark is and always has been left-handed.