It's not the murdering that was sick, I think everyone agrees he deserves that. It's the feeding his sons to him. That's some Cartman-level shit.

Wasn't that Arya's line to Frey? Cersei didn't say it too, did she?

They totally could once they find out they're cousins and not siblings. They were raised as siblings though, so there's still an ick factor.

Didn't Brienne confirm Stannis is dead? She told Davos and Melisandre that she killed him. The only way he's alive is if she either let him go and is lying about his death, or if she somehow thought he was dead but he survived. Neither of those make much sense.

RIP to Kevan Lannister as well. And Lancel. Did Kevan have more sons? Who's the Lannister heir now? Or maybe Cersei just hands it to Jaime. Although from that last look between them, I think he's done with her.

Mel saw it in the flames and he believes her. He knows this is the great war that's coming and could destroy them all.

Yeah, I wasn't counting anyone not in Westeros. Because I'm sure the Dothraki have some kick-ass fighters, plus Braavos is a training ground for great fighters. So I was just counting people who are actually in Westeros at the moment.

Jorah would make a short list too I think, but he's not in Westeros so I didn't count him.

So is Brienne the best fighter in Westeros now? She kicked Loras' butt already, and he was supposedly a great fighter. Jaime was great but not anymore. Oberyn's gone. Bronn is good but I don't think he's been shown to be at the level of those guys. I guess the Clegane boys, maybe, would be better? If The Hound is…

I think the Dornish are a lot less stickler-y about that stuff. The prince even called them family (or cousins or something) when they came into his room to kill them.

Aren't some of them related? I thought a few of them were Oberyn's kids.

And where's Bronn? I thought he was with Jaime but I can't really remember. I remember him being in jail, then the sand snakes almost killed him then he got let out. Did he have sex with one of them? I thought there was a sort of love story there. And then I would have assumed he'd gotten on the boat with Jaime. Did…

I find her sympathetic as well. Treated like nothing by her father because she was a girl, excited about her marriage to a hero of the realm until it was made clear to her that he'd never love her. She was basically a pawn her whole life, just a uterus used to give the men around her more power. She found a way to get…

But she fell onto the ground, not a giant snow bank. Plus she was pushed over, so she went head-first and sprawling. Very different from a deliberate, feet-first jump into deep fresh snow.

Did they jump onto frozen ground covered in ice though? I thought they jumped into snow. If it was freshly fallen, as is plausible considering the recent blizzard, then it would be a lot softer than muddy ground.

Exactly what I was thinking. What was the point of all that then? Of course GRRM could have planned to use it, then changed his mind about how the story needs to flow, so he just killed Jon off instead. Because really, if there's someone at the Wall who can plausibly stop the Walkers, it kind of kills the (presumed)…

There's only one ending that I'm aware of, and it's as described. Actually very well done in the book. I'd recommend it if the ending hadn't been spoiled. :)

Does she still have hordes? We haven't seen them in awhile. I guess she's got the Unsullied still.

Well, Theon did get his dick cut off.

Jaqen H'ghar said it in one of the episodes. He said for the people who come it's the only solution to their problems (or something to that effect). He told Arya that in the episode where the man came with his terminally ill daughter and Arya gave her the water to kill her.