It will be something Bran says to Jon. Jon is all what does it mean to Sam and Sam will go "wait…" like he did with the dragon glass info. I think. Something like that.

Probably do it and then feel awkward. At least Jon will. I don't want it to happen, because it's dumb, but here we are.

Arya. Arya. Arya.

It's the central issue in most of GOT, book and show.

I wonder if what should have happened was that Dany wins the Iron Throne right now and Cersei becomes the exiled queen they are looking for. And her arc next season is her trying to figure out how to rule or be terrible at it or be crazy. Or smashing down a Lannister rebellion (like Robert had to with the Greyjoys) It…

Sigh. Yeah.

Yeah, it wasn't Benjen. He was missing by then

When I saw them flying out over the sea, I thought they might be fishing. For tuna or something else big.

I mean, Royce did say they came for Sansa, not Jon (which, is odd….) but also not because LF told them to.

What the conflict should be is over Littlefinger himself. Is he worth keeping get around or do Arya/Sansa think they can keep the Vale without him. Arya wants him out, Sansa hesitates. Conflict.
This letter is easily explained. "I was trying to save Father."

You lack imagination

They are better off killing her and dealing with Jaime, who is pretty ready to bend the knee.

It isn't important. Other than show needing something

"Listen, your choices are honey blonde and wildfire or platinum blonde and dragon fire. Choose wisely, or you may get burned alive."

Or just torch the wights like she did the Lannisters

There is a real lack of richness. And a lot of "is that all there is?"

It's the "I have a son…you have a daughter" thing Robert said to Ned in the crypt. I roll my eyes but I like both Arya and Gendry, so….

Jaime himself could be it. Not knowing that he could've solved the Dothraki problem is pretty funny.

Boltons

I didn't even think of the smith thing. But yeah, he should maybe be making weapons.