Considering all the Children are dead now, I don't think anyone is unmaking anyone.

And, somehow, you think it's better for all of them to die instead? Listen. Bran's legs don't work. We got one person who can hold shut a door of zombies and pull a sled, and one person who can pull a sled but can't hold shut a door of zombies. It was pretty cut and dry about who was staying behind and who was…

No no, there was some comment between her and him about how it was her special rum. He clearly drinks some sort of reddish liquid, when they clinked glasses that was probably wine.

I wish I could say that this was the first time I was surprised by an eyeful of cock, but that would be a lie…

Can we Please. PLEASE have one dire wolf that doesn't die horribly? PLEASE!?

I know! If some blonde haired naked lady stepped out of St Peters as it burned all around and her deathly wide eyed stare insinuated that she was going to be the next Pope, I'd be like, "BITCH. WHAT YOU JUST DO." and the get ready for some stabbin'

If it was good enough for Hamlet, it's good enough for you!

WORKED FOR THE WALKING DEA- Oh wait. No it didn't.

Are you sure this isn't just some sort of sick fantasy that YOU have?

I see…. blood.

And it has pretty boobs!

That's sad. I guarantee that people in real life know two Davids, Christophers, Michaels, etc, etc and not get them confused. And last time I checked, the viewers of this show are people.

I think that's the point. Melisandre's old way was sacrifice, blood, fire. It didn't work.

Okay, fine. That was moderately clever, especially the Bolton getting news while eating or writing part. So here's your damn upvote, ya slut;)

I don't know about you guys, but to me, It totally felt like the script was just based of a quick interview D&D had with Martin years ago, when GRR started disclosing ideas on how everything wraps up in case he dies before he finishes his book:

It totally felt like the script was just based of a quick interview D&D had with Martin years ago, when GRR started disclosing ideas on how everything wraps up in case he dies before he finishes his book:

Yeah, somehow I think he managed to power through that.

They didn't really have the chance to get into advanced swordplay techniques before Mr. "What do we say to the god of Death" iced it.

The further this series gets away from the source material (and we're really getting into deep fanfiction-esque territory now) the worse the dialogue becomes. It's practically a direct correlation.

How myopic of you. Theon Greyjoy: Noble son, ward of Eddard Stark and general. Captured, tortured, castrated. Mentally broken.