Arrested Development did it a lot

There's no way both Davos and Melisandre make it out of this episode alive. Only started playing on the Deadpool site last week, so had $905 to work with after last weeks winnings. Here's my bets:

So, will next season reset, or will our money carry over? That will really affect my bet

The Tyrells and Dorne both have largely in tact armies as well.

Had Robb participated in this battle, the Bolton force would've been routed and every surviving Umber, Glover, and Karstark executed.

How so?

They have the same last name, and it is mentioned several times, especially in Season 1 that they are brothers.

I don't think anyone knew that they still flayed people and that it was a long dead practice. They probably saw the "Flayed Man" sigil similar to how the Confederate flag is viewed today.

Stannis, and Tywin Lannister before him.

I'd put money on Ramsay, Davos (gonna be really sad), Wun-Wun, Melisandre, and the over on total deaths.

Roose Bolton was a much better villain

I have a bad feeling about Davos. I'd be putting money on him in the Dead Pool this week, sadly.

Maybe it's gonna be a little different, like the Knights of the Vale ride up and destroy the battle weary Wildling army right after they've dispatched the Boltons.

Oh, I'm much more into the minutiae of Lost than I am ASOIAF. Spent a good part of my life on some Lost message boards discussing every possible thing on the show.

I remember that whole plotline from the books, I just didn't remember Gilly's baby being called Monster in the books.

Monster?

I hate both of them. Missandei is absolutely gorgeous, but her character brings nothing to the show.

Ned was a competent fighter and could hold his own, he did survive Robert's Rebellion. But he was never considered on the same level as the true great fighters of Westeros like Jaime, Selmy, Dayne, the Hound, Loras (in the books), or the Mountain.

To me, it seems like he's kinda like Jon. He's tired of fighting. He doesn't want to go fight in a foreign land, especially if it means he never gets to see his home again. He knew he was going to die, and it didn't really seem like he was expecting a glorious last stand.

I imagine the Dothraki might turn on her pretty quickly once they realize there won't be any raping in Westeros.