He’s concerned because he knows that the best hope for the future of Westeros is for Jon and Dany to do the wincest and have a child that neither of them will live to see rule the new and improved Seven Kingdoms. His biggest worry is that it all didn’t go exactly as he had planned, leaving him feeling conflicted about…

He convinced Tywin to forge an alliance with Roose Bolton and the Frays. That’s how he betrayed Cat.

It was Lyanna who originally named Jon Aegon, not Rhaegar. Which means that yes, Rhaegar was already dead at this point, along with his first wife Elia and their two children. I don’t have as much of an issue with Lyanna naming him Aegon. If anything, it can dispel all those Jon Connington rumors the show was casually…

I don’t think Bran ever did. Seems like Bran is too busy warging these days than to actually spend time with his family and friends. And either way, Sansa proved she’s the most competent and mature of the three and didn’t need Bran to reveal Baelish’s treachery.

I think it’s safe to say that plot line from the book is officially not becoming GoT canon.

How fitting that Theon, who is sans-cock, prevailed and convinced the other Greyjoys to save his sister. The only way Theon could become a man was to become less of one.