The way they have chosen to frame Jorah's banishment in the show makes the reason behind it even less rational. Ok, so Jorah started out as an informant, but he saved Dany's life many times, wandered the Red Waste with her and could have very well died in that desert with her, and as she could see by the date on the…

The dialogue came from the books and was inspired, according to GRRM, by Inigo Montoya. So it is an homage, not an accidental rip-off. And the actor isn't using his real accent.....that's the accent the producers and the actor chose to give the character, for better or worse.

And the way the fight was choreographed, Oberyn very well could have won. There was a moment, with The Mountain down, that he could have driven his weapon right through his skull......cut his head off......anything. But he wandered around, begging for his confession, just long enough to give The Mountain a lethal…

Yeah, I remembered her being angry about the Jaguar thing and thinking it was just because of what she had to do to get them Jaguar. But that act also earned her a partnership, so it wasn't like it was completely for nothing. I totally blanked about the firm going public……it all makes so much more sense now.

People keep bringing this up, but for the life of me, I can't remember the circumstances around this…….what did Don do to cost Joan money? I've tried to find the answer but no dice.

I think that was always his percentage, at least after the merging of the agencies. He may have held a higher percentage prior to that, but that entity was worth far less than SC&P.

DOFP is definitely worth seeing again, but I assure you.....Stryker turns to the camera, and the eyes go yellow. It's unmistakably Mystique.

Allying with Don was a smarter choice on Harry's part than it seemed at the time (and I am still not sure if it wasn't just because he was drunk and running his mouth). Would Don have been so quick to say "make him a partner" if Harry hadn't just given him the inside edge on extremely crucial information?

He was definitely trolling, but he's clearly conservative-minded, and while he may not believe that climate change "alarmists" are indeed racists, he probably aligns himself with those who believe that one can even be a climate change alarmist in the first place.

I may be wrong, but I think I read somewhere that he is almost finished with WoW, that it would be entering the editing process with an aim of publishing in early-2015. So if he croaked now, we'd probably at least get WoW. And the showrunners of GOT know how it all pans out, so they will finish the narrative for him,…

Just so I don't spoil anything for you: did you read the WoW Arya POV chapter that was recently released? She is in Faceless Man training, pretending to live as a mummer, and manages to cross paths with Raff the Sweetling, someone on Arya's deathlist. The part of her that is still Arya is not buried very well, because…

Or was it so that he could find Rickon for the purpose of securing Manderley's support for Stannis as King, while keeping up the ruse that Manderley was for the Lannister cause?

I wouldn't discount Rickon. I think he exists for the exact purpose of taking on the mantle of Heir of Winterfell when all is said and done, because Jon Snow (maybe sort of spoiler) is probably only Stark on his mother's side and is meant for better things (I don't think he is dead or will die), Bran will either…

I would be shocked if this WASN'T the case. I felt like that scene in the show with Bran's visions basically confirmed it.

Could be a coincidence, maybe not, but the only other person to "die" during their own POV chapter was Catelyn Stark. And we know what happened there.

I have two cats. One is deathly afraid of strangers but totally cool with new environments and loves to explore new places (work caused me to move three times in two years). My other cat is every new person's best friend, but FREAKS OUT when we have moved to a new environment. Like barricades himself in the nearest…

Sounds fine by me! I'm ready for the Battle of Castle Black like nobody's business, Lady Stoneheart can wait one more week. (Except I am going to be at Bonnaroo during the finale, which means I won't be able to get on social media the entire 12 hour drive back home that Monday, and no matter how tired I am or how late…

FB did the same damn thing to me the other night. I'm hoping it is a glitch that didn't actually send that person a notification, and if it did, they haven't said anything.

I don't think Brienne will be getting her face bitten off, to be honest. I'm sure she will have a run-in with the Brotherhood and meet Lady Stoneheart at some point, probably by the end of this season, but I don't believe it had to happen exactly the same way it happens in the books. They didn't cut off Tyrion's nose,…

Sansa is beautiful like her mother and holds the power of being the heir of Winterfell, the Stark family seat. I think he loves everything that she represents, even the Stark part, because it potentially brings him an insane amount of power (and would also be a big eff you to the legacy of a family he hated).