I'm not denying that there's moral ambiguity to Arya's actions. What I'm denying is that her evil is pronounced enough to be equated to killing a dog.

Yeah but that doesn't mean that it would be Robert Strong's thing too.

The difference between a dog and a couple of Frey stooges is that a dog would be innocent.

Where was it implied that the Septa was raped to death? I sort of doubt that Robert Strong has enough of a conscience to provide a libido and the Mountain was looking over her as she was screaming in agony, making it unlikely that there was any intercourse contributing to her discomfort.

No, they probably just have the false impression that kids find Ramsay cooler than Roose.

The idea seems to be that she has been dawning a glamour - the rubee around her neck - the whole time (even though in season 4 she was completely naked in one scene and still in her youthful physique but who gives a shit).

Gravity Fell

R.I.P.

Oh man.

"Blue Basket" is such a jam.

No, it's not as big of a deal but it's still indicative that Stannis is not the only man she has interest in.

Since the trailer had her stripping, I think that we will see her loyalty falter in other ways.

I edited my post to fluff my rhetoric a little.

Most of the stuff you posted we already knew about through heresay. When you're a reader, you tend to be more invested with the development of the show (i.e. latest rumours, set-photo leaks, etc.) to see if your favorite subplot/characters will be included so spoilers are more of a detail than anything else.

If that was either Tormund or Rattleshirt, he was quite well-spoken.

" she is less popular now than she was eight years ago. "

Martin O'Malley can beat any Republican?

If you guys don't vote for Lanky Kong, ya got no balls.

Happy to see some Berserk love here. <3

I see what you mean but if a supernatural drama wants to avoid those villain-of-the-week trappings then it needs to give its players some breathing room - just to show that they're a little more than cardboard cutouts.