But I don’t think most people would call that a skill.

...is she implying that she’ll manage herself? Because if that’s what she’s implying, I’m definitely doubting her skill.

Without getting into details of levels of proof, yes.

...She lets the kids smoke and drink?

Hasn’t Gwynnie said literally the exact opposite before?

I’m just saying everything else on the internet I’ve seen disagrees with you. So, maybe it’s you?

Well, wikipedia and urban dictionary disagree with your definition sooooo

Why not?

Sure. Parents with teens who want something cheap and repurposeable that doesn’t look like total garbage.

Since normcore was a swing and a miss,

You have a very strong opinion on the subject for someone who saw 0.2% of the show.

Good one!

Wow, I didn’t know Ramsey Bolton taught medicine! (Laughing through the tears here, people)

Well then let me say this. Sansa’s whole journey has been about being at the very edge between being influential and being influenced. She’s been able to use the skills she’s learned in King’s Landing to manipulate the lords of the Vale. She thinks being with Littlefinger will keep her in a position to be…

Before I respond, may I ask, do you read the books?

They’re basically stuck in a rebuilding period after the events of the last two seasons. And I’m not willing to call it unsuccessful a few episodes into the season.

That is absolutely not what I’m saying about the show, and I don’t understand how you got the idea that that’s what I’m saying.

It isn’t exclusively about abuse of power. BUT it’s a pretty big fucking theme. Tommen, Dany, and Prince Martell are all struggling with how they’re power should best be used this season. And saying stuff like “Raping women — whichever one’s handy, doesn’t matter, it’s not like characterization matters in this epic!”…

It’s not brutality for brutality’s sake. It’s the natural progression of the story. It’s what Ramsey would do.

To be fair, that’s a pretty typical complaint of the section on the books they’re adapting now sooooo I don’t know what you were expecting.