Yeah but I'm fairly certain the BWB wasn't adamant about hanging people instead of stabbing them pre Stoneheart

People would care if they had a DNA test maybe

Yup when fire and ice team up to destroy humans

Littlefinger has a chance then!

The better Jamie look was when Frey tries to bond with him over being kingslayers

Says what all? That they arrived at the conclusion independently instead of reading it on reddit?

The only thing that could ever make me quit this show is Gendry showing up and trying to press a claim.

I'm guessing Cersei exiles him.

I'm with you on the "arya plot was running a month or two ahead of Kings Landing Standard Time"

Tits

The Stonehearth stuff seemed set up finally when we saw the BWB 2 episodes ago
Don't know why anyone would lose faith now.

Because the show is making a point of showing a lot of his decisions to be poor.

I just can't think of a way to do it.

His deal might be tied in with the Citadel.

I think that would be the best way to explain a lot of things with the show, and I always thought it was implied as most of the big time issues involve characters who are adrift from what I think of as the main narrative (basically just the land between KL and Winterfell really)

Guess they just wanted to establish a future location and give his arc a little closure for now. He's where he needs to be

Or alternately the Queen of Thorns was already in Dorne and found out via raven and the last scene happened a lot later than the rest

For sure.
Red Wedding was the best

Are they contractually obligated to call Robb Stark "Robb Stark… The Young Wolf"?

Executions typically have some sort of higher authority dictating their lawfulNess