Probably don’t have animal control there. People from other places really don’t understand the complete dearth of services in rural areas.

I mean...Jaime’s dereliction of duty in joining the Kingsguard is where everything went off the rails, so...

Body double, looked like the same one they used for the Walk of Shame. If so good of them to bring her back for less unpleasant work.

Jeyne Poole would have something to say about this assertion, but she’s too busy being a eleven-year-old child who was sold to an S&M brothel and three years later married off to a sadist who had her raped by his dogs and is now losing various appendages to the frostbite that set in after she escaped him in a blizzard.

Jon’s weakness: hot redheads who neg him.

Another problem with Sansa is that all her lessons have been from slimy Southroners. The North doesn’t want court intrigue, it wants blunt words. Winterfell will never be King’s Landing with careerist sycophants. These people will be led by Jon until the work is done and then the ones who live will go home if they…

A good post.

Yes exactly to #1.

If the WW make it anywhere near Gregor, I think the NK will simply take control of him.

Real footage of the vicious Trump/Putin confrontation:

She’s with Dany’s armada, she’s banging Ellaria. She isn’t an unexpected visitor, she’s an ally.

The way this story is written is really confusing...the second paragraph says Ms. Brown is in jail for first degree murder of a police officer, but later it says it’s “attempted first degree attempted murder.” Is this a mistake or did the cop die? There was only one cop, correct? And he is still alive? 

Kinvara, yes.

I think Dany’s unexpected visitor in 702 is Melisandre.

What I’m telling you is that the result of the decision to portray the scene in this way had a very different affect on me, and on many people watching it. It is an opinion and I believe those responding this way are sincere. I am also sincere in describing my response, which is not an uncommon one. The books do…

What I’m explaining to you is that this default reaction you seem to think “people” had with the scene is not universal.

If you are equally or more disturbed by the book storyline, and equally or more opposed to its inclusion in the books, then I have no issue with your perspective.

I didn’t need to see her face or her body any more than I did. Hearing her was plenty. They could’ve chosen to cut to the curtains, I guess, instead of Theon’s face. We’re fortunate they cut the part from the books where Ramsay also sexually assaults Theon by forcing him to perform oral sex on poor Jeyne because as a…

Your every post on this topic is 100% correct.