Red Mosquito

dimejinky99 wrote:that undermines sansa, not jon..

what am imissing?

Monkey_Driven wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:that undermines sansa, not jon..

what am imissing?

Littlefinger is trying to play Arya against Sansa.

"There was a letter," Robb said, scratching his direwolf under the jaw. "One for you as well, but it came to Winterfell with mine." He went to the table, rummaged among some maps and papers, and returned with a crumpled parchment. "This is the one she wrote me, I never thought to bring yours."
Something in Robb's tone troubled her. She smoothed out the paper and read. Concern gave way to disbelief, then to anger, and lastly to fear. "This is Cersei's letter, not your sister's," she said when she was done. "The real message is in what Sansa does not say. All this about how kindly and gently the Lannisters are treating her … I know the sound of a threat, even whispered. They have Sansa hostage, and they mean to keep her."
"There's no mention of Arya," Robb pointed out, miserable.

dimejinky99 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:that undermines sansa, not jon..

what am imissing?

Littlefinger is trying to play Arya against Sansa.

also a pointless mission..hes dead anyways i bet

Monkey_Driven wrote:Why is this just 7 episodes again? A money issue, right? This way they can pay the actors less overall? Lame.

Monkey_Driven wrote:Can we talk about how colossally dumb it is to march eight horseless people into the North to try to capture one wight against thousands? For several seasons they have been building up how powerful and unstoppable this zombie horde is, yet Jon is totally on board with ranging north of the wall again. I'm sure it will be quite a spectacle and very thrilling, but there is no logic to it.

Why do they need Cersei again?

Why don't they just fly a dragon or two north of the wall to capture a wight and hightail it out of there?

I'm already mad the Hound is going to die on this suicide mission for no reason.

cutuphalfdead wrote:Yeah I don't get why Cersei needs to be convinced. They should fortify Moat Cailin to fend off any potential attack from the south, and then focus on what's going on with the WW themselves. If Dany needs proof first she can go for a dragon flight north of the wall and see them.

E.H. Ruddock wrote: Not saying I don't agree with you, just some counter thoughts:

If I'm not mistaken, Dany still doesn't fully believe in the white walkers, so that is why she isn't sending a dragon?

re: horseless dudes. A small, tactical force that could sneak in and sneak out quietly while snatching one might make less noise than a shitload of dudes attacking and trying to keep one alive, all while running from the horde.

Bammer wrote:Davos was the clear MVP of this episode. Almost to the point where I'm inspired to re-watch the whole series and award an MVP for every episode.

Mecca wrote:

doone wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:well Jon's a legit Targ

To what purpose

Probably none at least in terms of him being king

spike wrote:

Mecca wrote:

doone wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:well Jon's a legit Targ

To what purpose

Probably none at least in terms of him being king

it means he has the strongest claim to the iron throne, stronger than dany's...

Chris_H_2 wrote:when they announced the 2 abbreviated seasons, didn't they also say that while the seasons would be shorter, the episodes would be longer? am i imagining things again?