By this point I believe Sansa would give anything to just remain in Winterfell and be the one that makes the desitions there and just never ever have to make one step in King landing again. I would support that for her. Let other people kill themselves over a chair of metal. 

He wasn’t failing upwards while the series was tethered to the books. Yeah he gets killed but he successfully defends Castle Black, escapes the free folk, delays their attack on the wall through misinformation and then successfully brings thousands of Free Folk through the wall both increasing it’s defenses and…

I like that the person whose screen name is “Food” is the one to point this out.

It’s definitely true that every woman who isn’t completely satisfied by her first sexual experience is a lesbian.

There’s a couple of sites that have broken down the passage of time in the show; it appears to about 8 years, or so. Also, HBO (I think?) tweeted a ‘things to have accomplished by the time you turn 18' list, and it was made up of Arya’s accomplishments, so they were putting it out there that she’s 18 now.

Include me as one of the many who had my mouth agape in shock/horror at the Arya/Gendry sex scene. In my mind’s eye she is still 11 (I would have had a similar reaction to a Bran sex scene). However, now that I’ve had a night to process it, I think it is kinda lovely how it came about - she was in charge, it was her…

I don’t think Theon is going to be doing much bumping.

I just don’t agree that that’s her character. Not that it’s out of her character to have sex just to have sex. But she cares deeply for Gendry. He’s not just a f***. I think she has always wanted something more with him, but when she was younger, it was something different. 

It’s what she needed to give her back some of her lost humanity.

I really hope that Jaime and Brienne don’t end up romantic.  I like the idea that they are friends that respect each other and don’t just want to bone.  Plus Tormund would snap Jaime in half

**May I please be ungreyed?**

I feel like i have to point this out a million times, but Aunt and nephew is a far cry from incest in their world. marriages in other families besides the targs have had cousin marry cousin, such as Tywin Lannister for example. he married his own cousin! basically the ONLY sort of relationships that would be…

he is most likely testing her as a ruler. remember when Sam pointed out that Jon was willing to give up his crown for his people? then he asked would she do the same? Jon is probably figuring that out based on her reaction. once all is said and done, and if they are both still alive, her reply will tell him if she is…

Nice.

It’s funny that some people are more disturbed by Arya having consensual sex than the time she killed a guy, baked his body parts into a pie and then fed it to the guy’s sons.

Dany was raised most of her life thinking she was going to marry her brother, Visarys (sp.?). It’s an accepted Targaryans thing. Dany is not phased by incest element of the familial reveal at all.

I think yes, partly, the desire to rule is awakened, but also Sam made a very good point about whether he would actually be better at it than Dany, since he cares more about whats good for the people than about having a crown, and she is obviously prioritizing her own power over whats good for real people.

That’s not how Jon operates, though. If he had waited until after the battle it would have been seen as him using her for her army. 

I was there but from the looks Dany was giving him and the furtive hand holding, she was clearly puzzled about why he quit being physically affectionate— men (and women) falling in love with her has been one ofnthe few constants in her life, a man basically stowwalling after they've gotten serious is new and…

Great idea - except she wanted him to come to bed.