Needs a mage though.

I also think that Jon is older than Sansa, so patriarchy or not…

Maybe they'll find Benjen and bring him to KL.

I think it is undead as well.

That's hopefully it. Keeping the Knights of the Vale and eliminating Littlefinger would require planning. Despite the older guy's contempt for him, Little finger is the de facto Lord of the Vale.

He already knows it. "Why must I love a wicked woman?" I think that's what he said once.

I'm sure that they were waiting for another Long Night.

They didn't specifically say it. But I think The Hound's vision in the flames had him say, "I see an army of dead men walking PAST The Wall."

They glorify the honor and sacrifice soldiers make. Not the actual war.

They're doing the power metal thing. War is glorified, all sides, for whatever damn reason.

I very much want him to die, but his story became uninteresting to me the second the Battle of the Bastards ended. He's done nothing but smirk in the shadows. And now he's sowing a conflict that will be incredibly stupid and pointless between Arya and Sansa.

Maybe they have techniques of preserving them. I don't know, it's a magic face transplant, who knows?

That's the only useful thing that can happen,but it still won't be interesting.

I get it. The lack of pertinent exposition seems silly. Especially with all the acknowledged connections that have happened this season.

"Randyll Tarly refusing to follow the lead of the Tyrells"

How can you really hate Rhaegar? He's never been onscreen once.

I'm actually really interested to see if a meeting between Dany, Jon, and Cersei actually takes place. I also want to see if Cersei can make it through such a meeting without being punched in the face.

It seems more like the Army of the Dead will simply go around the Wall now that the waters off the coast are freezing / frozen.

So… Frankenmountain v2.0?

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