(Book)Bran had the makings of a good Lord of Winterfell until Theon showed up.

Quentyn didn't make it into the show. That was Trystane.

The Riverlanders were carefully packed into Stasis Tupperware after The Red Wedding and have only just been reactivated, so they barely remember anything.

Qarl the Maid is Asha's lover. I don't remember detecting any guilt.

Anyone? I'll let Gilly know.

Barbrey Dustin, is that you?

On one of the season 5 blu-ray commentaries, (or was it a season 6 "Inside the Episode?") one of the commentators (Can't remember if it was Benioff, Weiss or possibly Cogman or Hill) said that it was great to be making an adaptation because you can have people from this world meet who would never otherwise meet.

I assume the Bronn Castle Equation will escalate until the Lannisters have to give him the seat of one of the extinct great houses. Lord Bronn of the Blackwater, Prince of Dorne or bust.

Surely she was contacting Littlefinger. I just hope the price of the Vale's knights isn't her yoking herself to him for life.

I think it would be sort of fun if the "Jon Snow is definitely dead, but here he is on the first poster and in all the runup" winkwink campaign was just a distraction from the actual secret—a Young Griff reveal— but we can't always have what we want.

You know, they have been saying for like 3 seasons that were was an effect that they're been trying to work out and they haven't been able to include it. Most people seem to think this is Stoneheart, though why she would be a problem when they've got the Others, I don't know.

Summer is (was, boo) a male wolf. The presence of 3 male pups and 2 female is what Jon told Ned was a "sign" the pups were meant for the Stark children. (They didn't find Ghost at first.)

If you mean Victarion, he doesn't exist in the show, and they didn't make Yara Euron's wifestealer, so I guess he's going to Meereen himself.

I know that is a popular thought, but it's not one I share.

Even if Jojen paste is real, it's still pretty chill.

Yeah, his tone in the show is a little less kindly man.

I think you mean Ser Hyle Hunt. It is true that he asked Brienne to marry him, but she has a shaky past with and probably he only wanted Tarth, so she said no. And then half her face was bitten off in an unrelated fight, and shortly after that she, Pod and Hunt were all taken prisoner and the last we left them they…

The heart tree in Winterfell probably isn't anything special, other than that a lot of stuff has happened right in front of it over the last few thousand years. Bran himself is just specially connected to it because Winterfell is his home.

I don't know what "rules" the show is going by, if any, but on the book end of things, the trees exist and have faces regardless of whether or not there is a guy chilling inside. (As far as we know, the Three Eyed Raven is the only person in the roots of a weirwood, and Bran is kind of his apprentice.) We can…

Gendry as White Walker confirmed.