I actually took it that Cersei had resigned herself that Tommen would eventually die per the Maggy prophecy. Maybe not that same day as everything else, but soon. Cersei embraced her fate.

When I was watching Piper seem to forgive Stella I was thinking that Piper would need to do something to her to keep the other girls in line. I just thought that she would get Stella to allow her to hit her in order to bruise her, but what Piper did was beyond even that. I personally like the direction; prison does…

I like to add tuna to them. Does that make it not kosher? Plain works too.

The writers finally have allowed Taryn Manning to act out Pennsatucky's craziness in a more subtle manner and she is knocking it out of the park.

Just watched this episode last night. I am really liking the Lolly-was-there-to-take-out-Piper-theory. Looking back, hiring Lori Petty for what would have been a cameo in S2 seems more conspicuous now unless they always planned to have Lolly show back up.

I like your alternatives. However, I think you are missing the main driving point for the Boltons, which is to utterly dominate and ruin the Starks. I see no way that Ramsay would not have taken it over whatever line Sansa was willing to go in order to humiliate her. Sansa is not Margaery and Ramsay is not Joffrey.…

Khal Drogo did not rape Dany in the books. He waits until she finally says yes. The TV show went another direction.

I agree. There is no way the wedding night does not end up with what happened; the Boltons want to dominate the Starks. What I think people are missing is that Sansa most likely understood what was going to happen and still went ahead, because she is playing the long game. "Even the most dangerous man can be out…

Chopped and cooked. Perhaps Sansa might take on the Wyman Manderly role?

I believe the bad guy picked it up after the explosion. I was also wondering how Cassie was able to get up so quickly when Cole tied her to the chair.

Is the actress who plays Cassie the love child of Naomi Watts and Nicole Kidman?