Your comment history belies you not as a person just asking questions, but a republican troll come to argue.

Gizmodo isn’t just a tech blog anymore. Please accept this, and move on if you feel that you must. There are plenty of pure tech blogs remaining.

This is a load of nonsense from someone who hasn’t even the slightest amount of knowledge on the subject.

Dothraki horses are probably poorly suited to the cold.

It is well-known that the written word makes the conveyance of sarcasm somewhat difficult. Also, to be quite honest, I thought you were the same person I was originally talking to.

Sure, he can’t manage one hour a week to watch the critically acclaimed show based on his work. I totally believe that.

2a.) Her most trusted advisor told her she didn’t have time to go north. She went anyway because she’s Daenerys.

Such a standard is absurd. I can’t go tour a factory in India to ensure my clothing is being made up to standards, I haven’t the means. At best I can rely on the reporting done by others to make a reasonably informed opinion. If a company gets busted on this kind of thing, sure, but before then, how do you know? Call…

How would anyone have known before it was reported?

I’m not arguing for Arya being in the right, simply that there may be more going on.

1.) Where’s Bran? Busy being the detached Three-Eyed Raven he is, instead of the Bran he once was, I would guess. They have alluded to the fact that he no longer has Bran-like concerns anymore.

Can’t have dragons, zombies, and internal consistency, right?

Didn’t see it, but I believe you. In that case, no idea. I guess Benjen gave him just enough of a head start for the horse to break free without much risk of wight interference?

Wilbur Wright lived long before Charlotte’s Web was written.

Do we really know how many miles it was?

Horses really can’t run long distances at top speed. It’s amazing that horse even got there, much less in any condition to carry multiple riders back.

It was a poorly planned mission. They could have jumped on dragon-back, flew north of the wall, snatched one from the ground by its shoulders, and flew back, all within a day or two. Instead they wasted valuable time, energy, and lives.

>Why would an undead ice dragon breathe fire?

Cersei is not the whole of her forces though. I doubt Jamie will want to bring his new kid into a world ruled by undead. Bronn almost definitely isn’t going to stick by someone who will see his eventual castle overrun by wights. Her eventual mercenaries aren’t likely to want to fight two wars for the price of one.…

It would make sense, although i’d say it’d make sense either way.