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He says that he would keep Gilly and the baby around to make Sam’s mom happy but I don’t think they would have been safe. I mean, this is the Lord Tarly that threatened to have Sam murdered in a ‘hunting accident’ if he didn’t go to Castle Black and his mom def. wouldn’t have been happy about that. Sam is his natural

Joffrey was disgusting but the one thing about him was that he was very unpredictable, so even if he was manipulated into proclaiming or doing anything, he’d still do whatever he wanted. (re: Ned Stark) He was a total psycho so those traits weren’t really the best in him, but still. Tommen is so sweet and earnest

I was looking forward to seeing Sam’s homelife and family but I’m just more confused than ever. I mean, a man in Lord Tarly’s position shouldn’t look down on Sam for wanting to read, learn, and travel because those people are the best types of advisors and are sought everywhere. Many high powered people in Westeros

I just graduated from undergrad and I’m going to straight into grad school in August. I still live with my mom, who’s pretty much like a roommate who complains about the dishes too much. With my job, I pay the cable/internet/phone bundle, the cell phone bill, and for groceries when I can and I try to cook a lot

I always assumed that LF’s endgame was putting Sansa in a position of power back in the North, with him being Lord of the Vale and they could get back at the Lannisters for the Red Wedding. Then he could avenge Catelyn, be rich as heck, and in cahoots with her daughter which is pretty poetic. That’s what I think his

I always got the impression that Littlefinger was going with the long game to get back at the Boltons for the Red Wedding, cause Catelyn was killed. So he becomes Lord of the Vale and he’s trusted by Sansa’s cousin (for the life of me I cannot remember his name) so he married Sansa off for the time being to get the

I don’t know why they even bother putting Ramsey scenes in at this point. I hated him back when he raped Sansa, and I hate him now. It just seems gratuitous at this point. However, killing Osha was important because she was a Wildling. Even though the Wildlings at the wall owe Jon Snow their lives, they really don’t

I saw something a few months back that called RHOP the ‘Sisterhood of the Travelling Vanessa Williamses’ and since then my life has never known peace since it was ALL I thought about when I watched.

To me, the worst thing about Cersei is that she’s arrogantly convinced that if she were born a man, then she’d be more powerful and the thing is, she’s not wrong about that. But she was born as a woman, and instead of recognizing that and using that, she continues to try and play the game as if she were a man, and

I literally screamed and raged so bad I had to go get a cold towel for my head. I hate that tree guy so much.

Loki’s not really a good example though, because Loki was very much present and active in three movies of the MCU: Thor 1, Thor 2, and Avengers 1, and some stingers. Thor 1 was Thor’s origin story as much as it was Loki’s. Avengers was him carrying out his plan based on what we learned about him in Thor 1. And Thor 2

I can’t even begin to articulate how irritated it makes me when they acted like Rob is betraying them. Chyna’s only crime was being Tyga’s fiancee and being (rightfully) pissed when he broke up with her for her friend’s younger sister. And Chyna wasn’t as mean about it as she could have been IMO. Like, I just don’t

I see what you’re saying, but I wouldn’t go so far as calling her an idiot, but her thinking that she knew what would have been better for Arya like adults often do with kids/teens. The Hound was a known murderer, so even if Arya wanted to stay with him, I can kinda see why Brienne killed him anyway. It would have

It’s SO hard. I usually do a Misfits rewatch every few months, but ever since he started playing Ramsey and being SO good yet SO bad, I’ve had to rewatch some episodes more frequently to remind myself that I actually like Iwan Rheon and not to retch at the sight of his face in non GOT related things.

I’m surprised no one has suspected that he might lose his knowledge about valyrian steel being able to kill a white walker. If I remember Hardhome correctly, Jon Snow was surprised about his sword killing that general White Walker dude. The only person he told was Samwell Tarly, and he’s off with Gilly and the baby

Um, I actually thought that was the smartest thing she could have done. She just got Sansa to trust her, do you really think Sansa would take it well to know that Brienne killed The Hound (who was one of the people that was somewhat nice to Sansa during her time with the Lannisters) and then just let Arya wander