He's actually helped protect the Stark kids more than anyone, now that you mention it, despite his motivations. Arya is likely alive because of him as well.

From the previews, it looks like Davos is taking the "I'm telling the teacher" route and forcing her to confess to Snow. Has anything suggested he wouldn't go the civilized route and let the Lord Commander dole out the Justice?

I always hoped for a Qyburn/Melisandre showdown. You know, battle of the mystical weirdos with reviving powers.

The whole "he/she is no longer useful anymore so it's time for them to die" doesn't make sense to me. They could just stop featuring them in the story. The death has to be dramatic to the story being told, not just because they stopped contributing plot points.

So they put Daniel Plainview's head on the Mountain's body???

Would it be like replacing Aunt Viv on Fresh Prince?

Remember Dragonball Z? I don't think anyone ever stayed dead in that show.

Well that just depends on how many names you know.

I wish him happy shitting!

I thought the little birds were all the children he bribed for any secrets they discovered.

Hibernate!

Never go "full Burt Reynolds"

The show hasn't changed. YOU have!

Lol that pub scene was my first Thrones episode. I was hooked ever since.

That would do it.

I wonder what personal experience in Kit Harrington's life he used to make himself look so ashamed, resigned, and defeated when he realized how much he fucked up as the cavalry charged him. It was really good acting in my opinion.

I think the title photo at the top of the page would make a great meme for how retail workers feel on Black Friday.

Hey look at General Patton over here! Tell us more about real life battle situations and all the perfect snap decisions you would make.

I think it's clear he realized the error of his impulsive actions. That's why Kit Harrington gets the big bucks: Acting!

Yes but he shouldn't have just gone Bolton into battle like that.