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durdencommatyler wrote:
Mecca wrote:I’m so pissed that Sansa would betray Jon’s trust so easily
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Finally, a motherfucker talking sense in this thread
Usually I would say I agree, but she told Tyrion. He has proven to be one of the few people she can actually trust. He's always been kind to her.

Given how shaken one would be by this news and her doubts regarding Dany, I didn't find the decision that odd.
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dimejinky99 wrote:Sansa : what if there was someone better?

Tyrion: You don't want it?
Bran: I don't want anything.

Varys: Maybe the best person is someone who doesn't want it....

Brans gonna be king
This is not a traditional spoiler in the sense that (a) I haven't seen any future episodes and (b) doesn't come from a source that purports to have seen future episodes, but I think it's best to put it under a spoiler tag:
Spoiler: show
Some book makers in the UK actually had Bran for the shortest odds for "ending up on the throne at the end of the show" wagers. Some people laughed at it, but others worried that there was sharp money---people who had leaks from the set, maybe----placing big amounts on it. Time will tell.
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Monkey_Driven wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Mecca wrote:I’m so pissed that Sansa would betray Jon’s trust so easily
THANK YOU

Finally, a motherfucker talking sense in this thread
Usually I would say I agree, but she told Tyrion. He has proven to be one of the few people she can actually trust. He's always been kind to her.

Given how shaken one would be by this news and her doubts regarding Dany, I didn't find the decision that odd.
Unfortunately, I didn't find it odd either. But it was super disappointing, nonetheless.
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durdencommatyler wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Mecca wrote:I’m so pissed that Sansa would betray Jon’s trust so easily
THANK YOU

Finally, a motherfucker talking sense in this thread
Usually I would say I agree, but she told Tyrion. He has proven to be one of the few people she can actually trust. He's always been kind to her.

Given how shaken one would be by this news and her doubts regarding Dany, I didn't find the decision that odd.
Unfortunately, I didn't find it odd either. But it was super disappointing, nonetheless.
Life is filled with disappointment.
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Simple Torture wrote:
dimejinky99 wrote:Sansa : what if there was someone better?

Tyrion: You don't want it?
Bran: I don't want anything.

Varys: Maybe the best person is someone who doesn't want it....

Brans gonna be king
This is not a traditional spoiler in the sense that (a) I haven't seen any future episodes and (b) doesn't come from a source that purports to have seen future episodes, but I think it's best to put it under a spoiler tag:
Spoiler: show
Some book makers in the UK actually had Bran for the shortest odds for "ending up on the throne at the end of the show" wagers. Some people laughed at it, but others worried that there was sharp money---people who had leaks from the set, maybe----placing big amounts on it. Time will tell.
I mean... sure? But it REALLY doesn't make sense.
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durdencommatyler wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Mecca wrote:I’m so pissed that Sansa would betray Jon’s trust so easily
THANK YOU

Finally, a motherfucker talking sense in this thread
Usually I would say I agree, but she told Tyrion. He has proven to be one of the few people she can actually trust. He's always been kind to her.

Given how shaken one would be by this news and her doubts regarding Dany, I didn't find the decision that odd.
Unfortunately, I didn't find it odd either. But it was super disappointing, nonetheless.
Sansa told Tyrion because she knew what it would set into motion
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Monkey_Driven wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Mecca wrote:I’m so pissed that Sansa would betray Jon’s trust so easily
THANK YOU

Finally, a motherfucker talking sense in this thread
Usually I would say I agree, but she told Tyrion. He has proven to be one of the few people she can actually trust. He's always been kind to her.

Given how shaken one would be by this news and her doubts regarding Dany, I didn't find the decision that odd.
Unfortunately, I didn't find it odd either. But it was super disappointing, nonetheless.
Life is filled with disappointment.
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Mecca wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Mecca wrote:I’m so pissed that Sansa would betray Jon’s trust so easily
THANK YOU

Finally, a motherfucker talking sense in this thread
Usually I would say I agree, but she told Tyrion. He has proven to be one of the few people she can actually trust. He's always been kind to her.

Given how shaken one would be by this news and her doubts regarding Dany, I didn't find the decision that odd.
Unfortunately, I didn't find it odd either. But it was super disappointing, nonetheless.
Sansa told Tyrion because she knew what it would set into motion
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durdencommatyler wrote:
Mecca wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Mecca wrote:I’m so pissed that Sansa would betray Jon’s trust so easily
THANK YOU

Finally, a motherfucker talking sense in this thread
Usually I would say I agree, but she told Tyrion. He has proven to be one of the few people she can actually trust. He's always been kind to her.

Given how shaken one would be by this news and her doubts regarding Dany, I didn't find the decision that odd.
Unfortunately, I didn't find it odd either. But it was super disappointing, nonetheless.
Sansa told Tyrion because she knew what it would set into motion
100%
The writers made that clear in the after show.
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I think Sansa learned a little too much from Cersei and fails to see the bigger picture of consequences a la uplifting the high sparrow and giving the faith militant power
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Mecca wrote:I think Sansa learned a little too much from Cersei and fails to see the bigger picture of consequences a la uplifting the high sparrow and giving the faith militant power
Yet, we're going to have to suffer through a forced and illogical narrative about how Dany is jealous and insane and power-mad. Meanwhile...
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Dany is not fit to rule, Sansa knows this. She knows the trouble they north will be in if Dany gets to rule.
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The victory feast scene was sublime. Felt like things could turn sour at any moment. Red wedding-esque. Nice to see Varys back doing Varys things.

But the last scene was so bad. They would have been better off smash cutting from Tyrion suggesting they give Cersei the chance to surrender, to Dany stumbling back through the gates with a giant bandage on her head like, "Any other brilliant ideas, Maester Einstein?" Urine will try to shoot her out of the sky ambush style but won't wipe her out when she's right in front of them, completely vulnerable? Dumb.
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The episode was very similat to what I had pictured it to be. I enjoyed it, really interesting. Expect a major battle next week. Then hopefully an episode after the battle in two weeks.
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I think Rhaegal is dead. It’s an important part of getting to Daenarys rage. Him being alive now won’t make sense.
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Anders wrote:Dany is not fit to rule, Sansa knows this. She knows the trouble they north will be in if Dany gets to rule.
I don’t agree with assertion that she’s not fit to rule nor that it will actually be trouble for the north. Her test trial in Meereen certainly didn’t go well, but she’s definitely learned from it.
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Anders wrote:I think Rhaegal is dead. It’s an important part of getting to Daenarys rage. Him being alive now won’t make sense.
Agreed. Also they shot him in the fucking face
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Anders wrote:Dany is not fit to rule, Sansa knows this. She knows the trouble they north will be in if Dany gets to rule.
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Monkey_Driven wrote:
@SkitchP wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:No one else saw the dragon behind them at the meeting at the end? Was I seeing things?
I saw it. I'm just assuming it was out of range
Yup.
Agreed.
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Anders wrote:I think Rhaegal is dead. It’s an important part of getting to Daenarys rage. Him being alive now won’t make sense.
Totally agree
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