Interesting!

He was stabbed a lot! The only arguments I've heard that point to survival involve warging out of there.

I like that confidence. However, I don't think Stannis is so important in the books that he couldn't die off page. He seems more important in the show, though.

Good answer. I do find the warg stuff interesting.

Isn't Stannis dead?

I'll re-read, but I think killing him off is the stronger move (I understand wanting him to survive, though)

Good answer. I think that people will still read to see where the deviations are, but maybe not.

I'm just not that interested in him, I guess. His secret parentage is fun, but he's not.

Plus he was killed in the books. We can only hope he stays that way!

Have you read the books?

Well, people like the additional detail available in the books.

Wouldn't it be so much better if he was dead and not whining all the time?

SPOILERS (probably)

This poster is making things confusing by conflating income with savings. You're being more clear.

This is a little odd. Earning money isn't wealth. Having it is wealth. If your friends earn $20k/year for five years and save $5k over that time, but you earn $15k/year and save $25k, who is wealthier?

I need to watch this.

I respectfully disagree. The crash was pretty obvious and the polar bear was just trite. I really liked getting there, but the end felt like a cliche (we emerge into the light!)

She was pretty much the best thing about that movie. And I liked it!

Oh no!

My only issue is that Ethan Hunt's scene was just a remake of the scene in Topkapi, which was even more fun!