HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)

[Mecca]

I mean, the least you could do is strap a ferry onto his back so he could carry people over the dead body hill

[Dscans]

I definitely think the last scene of the season will be White Walkers south of the wall. But before then we will see (all guesses) Margery's plan come to fruition (Mountain rampage kills High Sparrow?), Dany sailing with Dothraki across the sea, and Cersei winning at her trial... because there must be a scene with her standing opposite Dany and Tyrion.

I read a prediction that

Spoiler: show

the Mountain rampage kills Tommen

[@SkitchP]

I didn't mind that episode. But there were so many things that didn't make sense. Like why in the hell would Rickon run in a straight fucking line? Why wouldn't he duck behind one of the burning pyres? How did all those arrows hit everyone else but not jon?

And I thought Sansa had a problem with Jon's "sit back" trap plan. Not the charge plan. And I imagine if Sansa had the ability to be with the Vale riders within a half an hour, wouldn't she have sent a rider way ahead to you know, let her own army know to sit tight for a second?

And I was an actual giant, I would for sure carry a club or giant stick or something

I was pissed that the giant wasn't armed with like a fallen tree or some big fuckin rocks

Or swing around a horse or two.

[@SkitchP]

And why the hell didnt they just steal those fucking shields when they'd kill someone in the first layer of the circle? And why in a storm of arrows didnt Jon decide to just snatch a helmet.

[The Argonaut]

His friends were stabbing people with helmets.

[@SkitchP]

His friends were stabbing people with helmets.

Fair.

[psychobain]

Morning Shield? What?

[malice]

I'm so glad Ramsey got the shit beat out of him then eaten alive. I hated that fuck.

and sansa did smile

[The Argonaut]

Ramsay told Sansa that she could never kill him because he is part of her now. I'd be sad to see Sansa turn into a manipulative Jon-betraying badguy. Her arc has been a tortured and twisted one, but it's generally moved in the direction of goodness and maturity to this point. It'd be sad to see her lose that.

[b_i_revisited]

And I thought Sansa had a problem with Jon's "sit back" trap plan. Not the charge plan. And I imagine if Sansa had the ability to be with the Vale riders within a half an hour, wouldn't she have sent a rider way ahead to you know, let her own army know to sit tight for a second?

You realize she did that intentionally... you do, right?

[numbers]

Guys, it was an amazing episode. Stop nitpicking the thing into the ground.

[Simple Torture]

Craster IRL?

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/dozen ... ign=buffer

[BurtReynolds]

Ramsay told Sansa that she could never kill him because he is part of her now. I'd be sad to see Sansa turn into a manipulative Jon-betraying badguy. Her arc has been a tortured and twisted one, but it's generally moved in the direction of goodness and maturity to this point. It'd be sad to see her lose that.

I think they'll argue and differ on a lot of things, but I don't see her turning evil or outright betraying him.

I didn't mind that episode. But there were so many things that didn't make sense. Like why in the hell would Rickon run in a straight fucking line? Why wouldn't he duck behind one of the burning pyres?

frightened children aren't the best thinkers.

How did all those arrows hit everyone else but not jon?

Plot armor

[Mecca]

Plot armor for sure for that first volley, but he had some unlucky human shields for a few of them

[@SkitchP]

And I thought Sansa had a problem with Jon's "sit back" trap plan. Not the charge plan. And I imagine if Sansa had the ability to be with the Vale riders within a half an hour, wouldn't she have sent a rider way ahead to you know, let her own army know to sit tight for a second?

You realize she did that intentionally... you do, right?

No.

[BurtReynolds]

Plot armor for sure for that first volley, but he had some unlucky human shields for a few of them

There was one moment in that super long shot where there is a volley of arrows, then screams then the they all go quiet at once as if the sound cut out. It's a little thing, but I thought it was really cool.

I loved the tactics and the fact that dead bodies altered the battlefield. Metal AF.

[Simple Torture]

Courtesy of reddit, this is some nice mirroring:

[spike]

And I thought Sansa had a problem with Jon's "sit back" trap plan. Not the charge plan. And I imagine if Sansa had the ability to be with the Vale riders within a half an hour, wouldn't she have sent a rider way ahead to you know, let her own army know to sit tight for a second?

You realize she did that intentionally... you do, right?

No.

jon and his army were bait. sansa's a stone cold mfer.

[@SkitchP]

And I thought Sansa had a problem with Jon's "sit back" trap plan. Not the charge plan. And I imagine if Sansa had the ability to be with the Vale riders within a half an hour, wouldn't she have sent a rider way ahead to you know, let her own army know to sit tight for a second?

You realize she did that intentionally... you do, right?

No.

jon and his army were bait. sansa's a stone cold mfer.

what a cunt.

[spike]

And I thought Sansa had a problem with Jon's "sit back" trap plan. Not the charge plan. And I imagine if Sansa had the ability to be with the Vale riders within a half an hour, wouldn't she have sent a rider way ahead to you know, let her own army know to sit tight for a second?

You realize she did that intentionally... you do, right?

No.

jon and his army were bait. sansa's a stone cold mfer.

what a cunt.

just nobility using the plebs and bastards of the world to secure power; it's the way of the realm.