Game of Thrones

[Philpenn]

fudge was a setup by Ellaria. We all know she's a backstabbing slit.

[noeldaddy]

Come onnnn, 2 of her daughters died

[mrkyuss]

By far the worst season so far.

How bogus was that action scene on the boat.

[Philpenn]

Come onnnn, 2 of her daughters died

Nope. All the Sand Snakes share Oberyn for a father, but there are multiple mothers. Only Tyene is Ellaria's daughter, and she also happened to survive.

[63schoeffling]

Come onnnn, 2 of her daughters died

Nope. All the Sand Snakes share Oberyn for a father, but there are multiple mothers. Only Tyene is Ellaria's daughter, and she also happened to survive.

Oh damn, well that's interesting. I must have missed that part... that Dorne plot really put me to sleep.

My thoughts on what happened are that now that Ellaria and her daughter are prisoners, Dorne can't attack King's Landing or else they will kill them. Having rewatched all the old seasons, I can't help but to remember Jaime promising Bronn a giant-ass castle and Bronn loves his Dornish women so it wouldn't shock me if Bronn goes down there and maybe even marries one of the two.

Also, is Ellaria running fudge down in Dorne? After they kill everyone I don't think there is another mention of who is running things. I assume she is, but also.... do the people even like her or are they just like "ah, drymount her" and then the hostage thing is a moot point for Jaime/Cersei.

[guryter]

Oh Theon you scamp.

At first I thought he bitched out... then I thought about it, his uncle would have killed his sister if he even began to step forward. He started to and stopped. He looked around at all the psychos torturing everyone and then made the decision to jump. So he is playing the long game. He needs backup to save her.

That wasn't his sister hung from the bow? I thought it was on first watch.

[BB8]

Oh Theon you scamp.

At first I thought he bitched out... then I thought about it, his uncle would have killed his sister if he even began to step forward. He started to and stopped. He looked around at all the psychos torturing everyone and then made the decision to jump. So he is playing the long game. He needs backup to save her.

That wasn't his sister hung from the bow? I thought it was on first watch.

No, those were two out of the 3 sand snakes.

One was stabbed and one was strangled (then hung)

[michaelmillichamp]

The whole Theon thing made me mad, because at this point it seems like he's just there to bitch out, but thinking about it now it does seem like he's playing the long game. Hopefully his time spent under Ramsey taught him how to deal with murderous psychopaths.

Also this season loves disgusting match cuts. Pus cut to shepherds pie...yuck.

[canuck]

[middayshadows]

Theon with a wee touch of post-Ramsay PTSD.

Now that he's afloat in the Narrow Sea somewhere between Dragonstone and Dorne, possibly near Storm's End on the map, wonder if he'll have a chance meet up with our long lost pal Gendry.

Storm's End would have been a relatively decent place to hole up for a few years, til present day.

[63schoeffling]

There we go. That episode effing brought it!

[IronBott]

Talking with Bran seems fun!

[IWish]

Jon Snow has no idea that he actually is a Targaryen and outranks Dany. I can't remember...is there anyone else who knows of Jon's heritage? Bran maybe? Wasn't there something about it in one of his visions?

[63schoeffling]

And Howland Reed most likely knows. Other than that, maybe Varys or Carcetti but that's it I believe.

[matowest]

Well...I mean...Melisandre might know, right?