Giggity giggity

If he's smart, he would have made inquiries about Cersei's history and motivations from someone in the know before walking in there.

Remember Arya's face when she watched Lady Crane playing Cersei and crying over her dead kid? Hopefully Arya will have some further moral struggle over her death list.
But Cersei totally needs to die.

Hilarious and too soon

Been waiting for it. He's wanted to fly for so long.

Thank you, waiting for Nymeria for 6 seasons!
I should have cried for Hodor but it was Summer that got me. They downplay the direwolves too much in the show, irks the poo out of me.

Screw sword play, Jon and Sansa should have every person in the North making bow & arrows, pitch, and quick flint.

I get that. I'm usually one of those people. But we got sweet, sweet revenge and payoff for Arya's boring months of training in gloomy rooms so I'm fine with this. Plus, the Freys don't deserve any more of our time.

Jaquen changed, and perhaps drastically if he was the old black doorkeeper at the temple. We haven't actually seen how much these magical faces can do, that we know of. I'll give you mannerisms, that's more than a physical change. She was a jollier Walder, though.
But the Frey clan was famously stupid so she could have…

Still disappointed the High Sparrow apparently wasn't Howland Reed.

Me too. But now that you've said that, I am seeing Hook from Once.

Ooooh, hadn't considered that at all, was distracted by Jamie. Maybe both Lannister boys are red herrings!
Could be Bran, then, too.

I like that idea only if it somehow gets Tyrion on the back of one of the dragons. Which one should it be?

That could be smart if part of her is considering making a play for Winterfell herself. Half the room agreed with her.

Jamie is the younger twin. She's been so fixated on Tyrion as an embarassing monster that she completely overlooks that crucial fact re:prophecy.
Perhaps related: my prediction is she tries for another kid with Jamie.

Agreed. Oberyn was a great and underutilized character.

I think, as she implied, that he is afraid of her (and zombie Mountain) and is no longer so okay with violence—-but he is the little brother and his conscience is going to insist he take her out at some point.

She just has to pose as a butcher's lackey to get the castle cook to make a meat pie.
She's not super worldly yet and a bit cocky about her abilities. She's safer travelling as young man but may not be willing to accept that yet.
I'd assume a living face-mask from the Faceless God would be magical/religious enough to…

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But I like the Arbor Gold Massacre, too