Wait... why are Vision and Scarlet Witch fighting? That hurts me. And War Socket Wrench would destroy Falcon in like three seconds.

Forget that. WHY ARE VISION AND SCARLET WITCH FIGHTING??? THAT HURTS MY HEART!

One of the arguments against the scene in the show was that it didn’t happen in the books. And I’ve pointed out that it did, only not to Sansa.

I’ve been listening to the complaining about the Sand Snakes for a while now, but you know, they ARE kind of the Boba Fett of the books. Cool to imagine in theory, but what do they actually DO?

The timeline is off. Shireen was like three episodes later. For the record, that’s the closest I came to re-evaluating my choices. BUT.. supposedly, Martin has already written that.

So, rape victims can't do anything else, ever. Got it.

So, bend over and take it, Jeyne! We have to save Sansa!

Sure, and the showrunners have long condensed characters. But that’s not my point.

I don't know how to talk to you

I don’t know if we have M. Night to thank for this crap, but I’m getting tired of the whole “let’s not reveal!” Some examples:

That’s interesting, because Jeyne has NO agency. She is begging Theon the entire time to take her back, so she doesn’t offend Ramsay more.

I grow weary of the feminist think pieces, mainly because it ignores what was in the books — far worse — and offensively attributes more value to Sansa than Jeyne.

I didn't see shock and fear so much as, "Hmmm... one of the dipshits has stumbled upon something important. He dies first."

YEAH! Where the fuck is Justified???

This has everything to do with the actual character being raped. In the book — spoilers — the victim is a character we barely know.

Am I still supposed to be mad about Game of Thrones? I thought I checked that off my to-do list.

Quitting Game of Thrones sounds like one of those things people SAY they do in order to fit with whatever social norm they think is important, but they really don't

If you stop watching “The Americans,” “Fargo” and “The Daily Show,” then you are part of the problem.