Marriage, how does it work? Miracles.

Make it so!

That's fair. Im not necessarily converted, but I can see it. It does feel strange to have someone so competent for this mission be sidelined, whereas previous Marvel female characters have just happened to not have the skills relevant to the story at hand.

Yeah, so, was it me or was Hank Pym kind of a gaslighting, manipulative asshole?

Yeah, but Wonder Woman.

Because she's his daughter and he can't stand to lose her.

My pain on that front IS limitless as well. But I enjoyed the post!

Catering to my audiovisual needs, duh.

And Ned could have gone along with Renly, and Sansa could maybe have not gone to Cersei, and Tyrion could have not confronted Tywin and Cersei could not have reinstituted the Faith Militant…

Actually, Darkstar was only distantly related to Ashara and Arthur…/hides

While some of my complaints regarding the cut and reworked material may come off as bit of a book snobsnob (which is funny, because I've defended more than a few of the show changes, including the initial idea of Sansa going to Winterfell), I do think the editing and pacing have been one of the most lacking aspects of…

A letter to his second child saying he is going to rule over Dorne, arranging marriages to suitors so obviously beneath her in station (its never implied that they would in turn join her in Dorne, rather than she go to them, forsaking her position as heir to Quentyn, as in one possibility, being Lady Frey #15 or so),…

Richer world building, different perspectives, culture wars, final pieces on chess board instrumental in ruling Westeros are functions! Or something!

Well, I'd say more Benioff and Weiss have forgiven Jaime. GRR Martin had nothing to do with Jaime in Dorne.

Plotting because her dad planned on disinheriting her in favor of a younger for no reason of than tits, or so she thought. It's kind of a legit reason to plot and be pissed.

Yeah, she was just horny.

There was also the family dynamics going on, and the fact that apparently his relationship was so fractured with Arianne that he failed to communicate with her what would ultimately have helped them both, and then resolving and healing that relationship to take greater part in the affairs of the realm…

Oh Sean, acting like the writers care about coherency at all.

Ah, eh, well….

And the fact that you called him a crippled king means that the show failed to convey anything about Dorne beyond tits.