Oh you KNOW next week is gonna be a bloodbath then…

But didn't Franken-mountain not even have a head in the books? I only heard second-hand as I haven't read that far yet.

I, on the other hand, would gladly hang out with you for some of that sweet, sweet, premium cable death pool action!

I like those odds!

"Facey McFace-Face"

Ahh why didn't I think of that??? Good point.

Put…the candlestick…back!

Of course it's silly. It's obviously going to be a wind dragon. Duh.

I don't think the High Sparrow or the mean "shame" lady will be killed this episode. If anything, the Lannisters will imprison them in a "let's see how YOU like it!" manner. Then they will be killed, but not before the torture.

It also has to do with their higher chances of becoming serial killers when they grow up.

I think that might be the High Sparrow's plan…

At least the episode answered the question of what all those dead people do when they aren't hacking people to pieces: standing motionless in formation for days/weeks/months. Creepy!

I personally felt the play was horrifying, especially with Arya having to watch her noble father being portrayed as a buffoon to the populace. All the House of Many Faces (or whatever) is ultimately doing is making her a better weapon against the Lannisters, imo.

It will be Franken-Viper!

Full disclosure: I joined the series late and didn't even know Marjory's brother was homosexual. I just assumed he was guilty of some entitled scheming like the others who were shown to be punished like the Priest from the brothel, Cersei, etc.

Well, I doubt they would say "High Sparrow dies this week" in the descriptor…

Well, he DID kind of sigh regretfully as he was doing it, so I suppose he's fully rehabilitated.

So what the High Sparrow is doing is Loathsome, but in the same article Jamie Lannister is an awesome, swell dude? I think my confusion is more about the lost perspective about who the real monsters on the show are.

I don't think Marjory or Loras or any of them had the purest of intentions with little King Tommen. Not that I'm normally in favor of religious absolution, but someone has to do something about this sh!tshow of a royal family squabble.

She knows what she did!