I think most of them are dead, but that the Warlocks had taken some of them hostage/prisoner when they grabbed the dragons.

I think most of them are dead, but that the Warlocks had taken some of them hostage/prisoner when they grabbed the dragons.

That's funny, all I could think was "well, now Qarth has no government at all." Dany seems uninterested in the job.

That's funny, all I could think was "well, now Qarth has no government at all." Dany seems uninterested in the job.

Killing one of your own b/c of a spat seems less suspicious than simply "converting" to being a Wilding, and the Wildings will now believe he's on their side b/c he can't go home again.

Killing one of your own b/c of a spat seems less suspicious than simply "converting" to being a Wilding, and the Wildings will now believe he's on their side b/c he can't go home again.

I'd thought the power kick for the fire was mainly simply a "mom's in danger" adrenaline surge, but I suppose the power boost the warlocks were getting from the dragons could have been a two way street.

I'd thought the power kick for the fire was mainly simply a "mom's in danger" adrenaline surge, but I suppose the power boost the warlocks were getting from the dragons could have been a two way street.

Love for Cat, desire for payback clouding his judgment (exactly why did backing the Lannisters over the Starks make sense?), and forgetting that ability to play the game isn't worth much if someone suddenly stops being playful (as Cersei made clear to him when he was all "knowledge is power" and she made her point…

Love for Cat, desire for payback clouding his judgment (exactly why did backing the Lannisters over the Starks make sense?), and forgetting that ability to play the game isn't worth much if someone suddenly stops being playful (as Cersei made clear to him when he was all "knowledge is power" and she made her point…

Wouldn't have been quite right, anyway.  The warlock's magic wouldn't be any stronger if they were near Dany but not near the dragons.

Wouldn't have been quite right, anyway.  The warlock's magic wouldn't be any stronger if they were near Dany but not near the dragons.

The horse shitting tells you that (as does Joffrey's shitty acting of "OMG but my oath to the gods is SOOOO important"), but Tywin being on his horse also demonstrates how little regard he has for Joffrey, as does Tywin'ss turning and leaving.

The horse shitting tells you that (as does Joffrey's shitty acting of "OMG but my oath to the gods is SOOOO important"), but Tywin being on his horse also demonstrates how little regard he has for Joffrey, as does Tywin'ss turning and leaving.

No Facebook in KL, you know.  More seriously, a society without photography is one where you wouldn't know faces without seeing them.

No Facebook in KL, you know.  More seriously, a society without photography is one where you wouldn't know faces without seeing them.

Possibilities:
1. It happened a long time ago, but Tywin specifically told Tyrion he was not to bring Shae to KL, and he did anyway.  If Tywin found out he could be pissed about that.
2. Tywin could be curious to see whether Tyrion would run if favor was apparently withdrawn.  If not, that's another point in Tyrion's…

Possibilities:
1. It happened a long time ago, but Tywin specifically told Tyrion he was not to bring Shae to KL, and he did anyway.  If Tywin found out he could be pissed about that.
2. Tywin could be curious to see whether Tyrion would run if favor was apparently withdrawn.  If not, that's another point in Tyrion's…

I've actually started to hate her now.  Everyone who follows her gets killed because she doesn't think, and seems to believe that the world and everyone in it should cater to her.

I've actually started to hate her now.  Everyone who follows her gets killed because she doesn't think, and seems to believe that the world and everyone in it should cater to her.