Arya didn't know how either, she lucked out.

Even a normal winter would last years since summer was so long. They still wouldn’t be able to grow crops and replenish their foodstocks.

Any writer who keeps notes and remembers the things they’ve written before could probably come up with a better conclusion than this.

I’m sure the people of the Reach would love to have Bronn as their lord, especially after he helped Cersei sack Highgarden and steal all their gold and food.

Hire a Faceless Man to kill the Night King.

They don’t know how to farm because the lands north of the wall are very resource poor. That’s a big reason why they raid the North.

The wildlings forgot that they hate living north of the wall because food is scarce and there’s no farmland.

Everything was pointless. Things would have been better if Robert had remained king. Everyone would be alive and the kingdoms would be in peace.

Bran had to be king because the writing was so shitty that they needed the extra fiber to push it out.

Hopefully, Professor X can make things right with Wolverine this time.

Jon tells Dany that Rhaegal survived and has made it to shore. He leads her out to a crowd, hugs her, and stabs her while saying, “for the realm.” Then everyone in the crowd takes turns stabbing her while saying, “for the realm.”

I don’t know if the writers who decided to have Ellaria avenge the death of Oberyn by killing his brother and ending his entire family line deserves the benefit of the doubt in how Danny's turn to the Mad Queen was developed.

Ned executed a Night’s Watch deserter for breaking his oath.

Foreshadowing is not the same as character development. There was plenty of foreshadowing for Mad Queen Dany, but there was also plenty to suggest she would become a fair ruler.

It’s a Medieval society. People get their heads chopped off for breaking oaths. In the very first episode, Ned executed a Night’s Watch deserter who committed no crime other than run from the White Walkers.

First they plagiarized the strategy for the battle against the Night King from my first Total War game where I thought cavalry were like the tanks in Command and Conquer. Now they plagiarize the attack on King’s Landing from the end of my first Dungeons and Dragons campaign where rocks fall and everyone dies.

They patched the show after last episode and nerfed the ballistas.

I doubt D&D ever had any plans. Because you can make the exact same argument for Arya.

I guess they patched the show this episode and nerfed those OP ballistas. I wonder if they’re going to nerf Drogon next episode. I doubt he’ll be happy if they kill Dany.

Now that King’s Landing has magically merged with Qarth, I predict that Dany will be reinforced by Daario and his mercenary army. But Cersei will recruit Arya to assassinate Jon because Arya kind of forgot that they’re related.