Jesus trusted them because they could have killed him several times and didn’t. They could have left him for the walkers and they didn’t.

Caucasian actor here, and I wholeheartedly agree. I love this character specifically because he isn’t someone we’ve all seen a million times before. Glenn is a extremely well-developed and nuanced character. He has values, goals, bonds, fears, and hopes that motivate him. He’s not a stereotype, he’s not a bit-player.

Oh man... I want this to happen.

I want to wear a Tuxedo with badass leather shoulder pieces. Why can’t I? Are the straps on the shoulder pieces not long enough to fit over the extra quarter inch of fabric?

What would be really ideal is if there were a way to jump out of the Power Armor and leave it in Sentry Mode, where if someone else tries to get in, it alerts you and walks to your position

“...a marker will be placed on the map for retrieval”

Oh, wow, thanks for telling me! I’ve been too afraid to take my power armor out of Sanctuary because I don’t have very many fusion cores, and if I lost it somewhere I was scared I’d forget where I left it.

First thing I thought of.

I love doing this when players ask animals for information. Especially birds. “Oh, I cast Speak with Animals and I ask the crow: ‘The men who set fire to this village, which way did they go?’” *rolls dice* “The crow cocks his head and says ‘Food? Give food? Please give food?’”

I loved Hitman: Context. Almost as good as Hitman: Lunch Money

That and the fact that 47 spent 90% of that game without having a target to assassinate...

I live in NYC. I’ve lived in Upstate New York. I’ve lived in LA. I’ve lived in San Francisco, Seattle, and Victoria.

Nah. I think the worst spy ever would probably blow her cover in some way. Maybe tip off the target that he’s being followed. All she did was get yelled at by some lady. Trant has no clue. That’s not the worst spy ever.

They were leeches, not slugs.

“And I know there seems to be something every other week that “will force people away in droves”, but I really do think that would do it.”

As Tyrion said last episode “A ruler who kills those devoted to her is not a ruler that inspires devotion.”

You say it’s poor storytelling to utilize the same image to invoke drastically different feelings in the viewer, but most people would say it’s pretty excellent storytelling.

Of course the people who swore off the show two weeks ago are still watching. Their outrage is fraudulent.

You didn’t appreciate the irony of it?

“Because lord knows this show (and the novels themselves) has an issue with how they lean to heavily on rape as a plot device.”

In the eyes of Westeros, Balon captured Winterfell, gutting the North. But then he lost it to the Boltons.