Danaerys gives the remnants of Jaime's army an offer they can't refuse. How do they react, and what's her next move? Do the Dothraki head for King's Landing, or is it time to regroup? What's eating Varys and Tyrion - misgivings about the use of dragonfire, or the real existential threat approaching the Wall? Did Jaime sink or swim? And why is Cersei so confident?
The episode title suggests a pivot to the North. Should be fun.
I can't say for sure obviously but I doubt the book is that matter-of-fact about it.
I watched with 5 others tonight and as soon as I saw them swim to shore I said "fuck this shit". Pretty much ruined the next 59 minutes for me. Next weeks episode can't come soon enough, they took an insane amount of short cuts this episode.
I really don't like the strategy to try to align with Cersei all of the sudden. That seems ridiculous in light of everything that's been happening.
Highlights were..
The Tarly's getting exterminated.
Littlefinger out scheming Arya to potentially turn her against Sansa.
The return of Gendry
The fuck off band of merry men marching to take on the walkers in the north. lol
Whatever it is it's likely not important and manufactured by Littlefinger. Its a trap.
I can't say for sure obviously but I doubt the book is that matter-of-fact about it.
That was crazy. I was like.. Is Sam going to connect that somehow? And nope... It was more of something for the audience and if you weren't paying close attention you might have missed it.
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What was on the scroll Arya found in Littlefinger's room?
Whatever it is it's likely not important and manufactured by Littlefinger. Its a trap.
Its the letter Joffrey made Sansa write to Robb after Ned was killed
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What was on the scroll Arya found in Littlefinger's room?
Whatever it is it's likely not important and manufactured by Littlefinger. Its a trap.
it was the letter they had Sansa write to Rob after Ned was killed. A nice trap by Littlefinger to start a family problem. Hopefully John was smart enough to send a raven to Winterfell that he was going to the wall
The note cersei forced Sansa to write home back in season 2 when she was prisoner.
I agree -- the whole Sansa arya and littlefinger storyline is way too rushed and isn't working as a result. They needed 30 episodes to do this right not 14.
I do hope Dany ends up with Jorah not jon. I know incest happens in this world but it's still creepy
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What was on the scroll Arya found in Littlefinger's room?
Whatever it is it's likely not important and manufactured by Littlefinger. Its a trap.
Its the letter Joffrey made Sansa write to Robb after Ned was killed
Ah I missed that part. Thanks. Knew it was a trap either way.
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Weird how they were able to safely swim away from that close to the battle, lol.
I watched with 5 others tonight and as soon as I saw them swim to shore I said "fuck this shit". Pretty much ruined the next 59 minutes for me. Next weeks episode can't come soon enough, they took an insane amount of short cuts this episode.
Ruined the rest of the episode? Thats dumb.
The subject matter it irrelevant. Them surviving like that is laughable. Just bad writing plain and simple.
Favorite part of this episode was Davos haggling with the guards. He's an awesome character.
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Weird how they were able to safely swim away from that close to the battle, lol.
I watched with 5 others tonight and as soon as I saw them swim to shore I said "fuck this shit". Pretty much ruined the next 59 minutes for me. Next weeks episode can't come soon enough, they took an insane amount of short cuts this episode.
Ruined the rest of the episode? Thats dumb.
Whats dumb was that sloppy writing job. I was being somewhat facetious but that was laugh out loud bad.
There's still the question of whether Bran knows, since he seems to have access to everything. Anyway, this is one reveal that doesn't have to come through Bran.
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Weird how they were able to safely swim away from that close to the battle, lol.
I watched with 5 others tonight and as soon as I saw them swim to shore I said "fuck this shit". Pretty much ruined the next 59 minutes for me. Next weeks episode can't come soon enough, they took an insane amount of short cuts this episode.
Ruined the rest of the episode? Thats dumb.
Whats dumb was that sloppy writing job. I was being somewhat facetious but that was laugh out loud bad.
Big deal. It happened. Move past it. The show has some flaws...but that was a small thing thats easy to ignore.
I guess I'm used to watching the walking dead and seeing so much dumb shit, that a show like this is hard to complain about.
But I enjoyed most of the rest of the episode.
It sucks that everything is rushed now, but they put themselves in that place. Dany literally said "I have fewer enemies today than I did yesterday." So they're traveling to different parts of Westeros in modern-day airline schedules.
I thought Ser Davos said, "Fermented crap." Haha.
Tormund asking if Jon brought "the big woman" cracked me up.
Sam's storyline continues to bore me. But I enjoyed watching his prick dad get chatted.
Dany wants to bang Jon so badly.
I really like Arya, but her criticism of Sansa seemed a bit strong. Sansa listened...and defended Jon. Arya wants everyone beheaded?
And Cersei and Jamie are expecting! Congratulations!
I know i am. And I'm just expressing my opinion.
You haven't seen any bumps in the road for the Stark family?
Earlier this season Littlefinger was informed that the Maester of Winterfell kept record of all scrolls that came in. He knew of this one's existence because he was in the room when Sandals wrote it.
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works. Everything falling in place for the Starks can't continue forever. There's going to be a bump in the road and I hope it's due to him.
You haven't seen any bumps in the road for the Stark family?
Lol
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works. Everything falling in place for the Starks can't continue forever. There's going to be a bump in the road and I hope it's due to him.
You haven't seen any bumps in the road for the Stark family?
Since the reunion at Winterfell? No. Things have been falling in place nicely for them since Sansa and Jon reunited, I can't see that continuing for much longer.
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works. Everything falling in place for the Starks can't continue forever. There's going to be a bump in the road and I hope it's due to him.
You haven't seen any bumps in the road for the Stark family?
Lol
Yes, I clearly meant nothing bad has ever happened to the Stark family..
Fuck that straight-running brat.
Fuck that straight-running brat.
No Jon is dating or maybe engaged to the wildling from a few seasons back. 'You know nothing jon snow'
Based on today's episode it seems dany and Jorah may end up together. At least I hope so - poor guys been in the friend zone for 7 years now
The writers are doing everything they can to avoid it, but you just know this ends with Dany wiping out the red keep with her dragons, and this will all be for naught. Just feels even more forced after last weeks episode.
Fuck that straight-running brat.
I mean.. I think its assumed they are conversing outside of the only few minute clips we have with them.
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Dany and Jon have banged many times off the set. Probably adds an interesting dynamic. lol.
No Jon is dating or maybe engaged to the wildling from a few seasons back. 'You know nothing jon snow'
Based on today's episode it seems dany and Jorah may end up together. At least I hope so - poor guys been in the friend zone for 7 years now
Yeah I know but I thought I read for a minute in between he was dating her also. I tend to believe if there is smoke there is a fire with that sort of thing.
Fuck that straight-running brat.
Hahaha amazing. Didn't even get "and Rickon?" followed by sad silence.
The writers are doing everything they can to avoid it, but you just know this ends with Dany wiping out the red keep with her dragons, and this will all be for naught. Just feels even more forced after last weeks episode.
Yeah screw how Jaime came up out of the river. Literally has nothing to do with the story. This on the other hand is pretty bad IMO. I want somebody to explain this to me in a rational way because Im just not getting it. The only thing I can think of is that Tyrion is placing all of his faith in Jaime but why would Daenyrys follow that?
Basically they are all going to fight the dead ... win ... and then cersei is going to ambush them after (weaker and tired) with the golden company. At which point hopefully Jaime kills her.
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And fight them together side by side? Sorry. Im just not buying it. Daenyrys would sooner just fly a dragon over Kings Landing and burn Cersei to a crisp before she would do something so stupid.