I understood it as throwback to Stannis, whom Davos used to serve; he had a “fewer” line, delivered in a hilariously dead-pan voice a few seasons ago.

• Condiments: none are always on hand, but I mostly have mustard and horseradish on hand.

It’s real all right.

That’s a lot of stuff! I thought I’ve recieved a lot, what with 10 newborn diapers and a packet of maxi pads and mesh undies O_o

Why? Dragons bond with their riders, but the strongest dragon does not bond with the heir. See: the Dance of thr Dragons for details.

Define canon? Because we’re way beyond book canon by now. If you define canon as the show, we don’t even know Jon is a Targaryen, just that he’s Lyanna’s son, not Ned’s. I don’t see you questioning his Targaryen lineage, however.

Yes, but we’re not talking historically, we’re talking about Ironborn culture.

Several places with slight variations, but this one is nice and concise: https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/60198/is-daenerys-targaryen-capable-of-conceiving-a-child

Em... he doesn’t know he’s a Targaryen.

And I quote: “every captain is a king on his own ship” (aFfC, Chapter 20). Among the Ironborn you don’t give command of your own ship over to somebody else.

Nope. Westeros is the size of a continent, with approximately 3000 miles from the Wall to Dorne. Most often, they compare it to South America in size.

But it really bothers those of us who aren’t. Because every Ironborn is a king of his own ship, Euron would not just let sbd else command his flagship, come on!

But that was his own ship attacking the Unsullied. He wouldn’t have given command of his own ship over to someone else.

Yes, that was silly. And not to mention it looked nothing like what Casterly Rock was supposed to look like. In the books, Tyrion was in charge of the sewers, but not of building them, since Casterly Rock is thousands of years old.

It’s the most horrible revenge I can ever imagine (and I would never be capable of coming up with sth like that on my own).

Her wedding to Tyrion did not happen in Winterfell’s godswood where the conversation is taking place, it wasn’t snowing and her wedding gown wasn’t white. He says something along the lines of “it was snowing that night, too, it was beautiful and you looked beautiful in your white gown” + “I’m sorry this happened to…

His father was named Rhaegar, so he should ride Rhaegal. Rhaegal is green and bronze.

I’m sorry, but according to Indira Varma her character is done for (=dead) and we won’t be hearing of her again. So it seems Tyene is done for, as well.

This episode? I don’t remember an episode in which Dany doesn’t come off as an asshole :D

I dislike that. Jon should get Rhaegal, it’s named after his own father, after all.