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[Steelcan]

Hopefully Ramsey is next

Stannis the Mannis will mount his head on a pike!

[Alan Rickman]

Jesus Christ, Tyene Sand

 

[RobRam10]

The only thing I liked about this episode was Bronn's singing.

[Cribbian]

Jesus Christ, Tyene Sand
 

[Inquisitor Recon]

Wow, show Melisandre is just terrible. Book Melisandre isn't a favorite of mine but she was a lot more reasonable in a way. This... "its no big deal, we just need to burn your daughter and we win" just seemed stupid. No good advice for Jon Snow either, other than telling him he knows nothing, which is true.

 

She's fine suggesting Stannis burn his own daughter but didn't try the whole "kings blood! burn it!" thing with Aemon Targaryen?

[Han Shot First]

Spoiler

Who else breathed a sigh of relief when Tyene Sand tossed Bronn the antidote?  Bronn is one of the characters I'm hoping will make it to the final season.

 

On that note Khaleesi best not be tossing Jorah to her dragons, particularly if she is still going to ignore Daario's advice to slaughter the Wise Masters. Killing Jorah (fanatically loyal) while sparing the Wise Masters (mostly disloyal) would be yet one more bone-headed move by that queen. The lead in for next week's episode seemed to imply that she was going to make good on her threat to have Jorah killed if he turned up again.

 

On the other hand he does have greyscale. If he lives does he become patient zero for a later Westerosi plague?

[Shechinah]

I think it is doubtful she'd have killed him since her words were "Get him out of my sight". True she could have meant it as "get him out of my sight and I'll deal with him later" but I think it was more meant as her just wanting him away from her because it hurt to have him near.

 

Is anyone else glad that the High Sparrow finally got around to arresting Cersei?

[Fishy]

Jesus Christ, Tyene Sand

 

 

She sure know how to tease lol.

[Fishy]

Sam part was funny too and awkward lol. Especialy the Ahhhhhhh he said . Anybody was waiting for him saying - Sorry and her replying with Already ? LoL.

[God]

Spoiler

Who else breathed a sigh of relief when Tyene Sand tossed Bronn the antidote?  Bronn is one of the characters I'm hoping will make it to the final season.

 

On that note Khaleesi best not be tossing Jorah to her dragons, particularly if she is still going to ignore Daario's advice to slaughter the Wise Masters. Killing Jorah (fanatically loyal) while sparing the Wise Masters (mostly disloyal) would be yet one more bone-headed move by that queen. The lead in for next week's episode seemed to imply that she was going to make good on her threat to have Jorah killed if he turned up again.

 

On the other hand he does have greyscale. If he lives does he become patient zero for a later Westerosi plague?

 

Good. The world needs less bone-heads like Daenerys. Let her fail and get wiped out.

[God]

Hopefully Ramsey is next

 

I have a feeling that we should be preparing ourselves for more Ramsay. They're not going to kill him off so quickly. Especially now. He's worse than Joffrey ever could be. And he does have low-cunning. I predict that we're going to see him stick around for a while.

[God]

Stannis the Mannis will mount his head on a pike!

 

Hopefully. But at the same time, you know Ramsay is just going to pull some bullshit out of a hat (along with Roose). It seems to be implied that Theon or Sansa (or Brienne) are the ones who are going to ultimately kill him in the future. Which scares me, because what does that mean for Stannis?

[Steelcan]

Hopefully. But at the same time, you know Ramsay is just going to pull some bullshit out of a hat (along with Roose). It seems to be implied that Theon or Sansa (or Brienne) are the ones who are going to ultimately kill him in the future. Which scares me, because what does that mean for Stannis?

the show is good at promising characters a future and then snatching it away, I wouldn't be surprised if Theon or Brienne die getting Sansa out of Winterfell

[mousestalker]

the show is good at promising characters a future and then snatching it away, I wouldn't be surprised if Theon or Brienne die getting Sansa out of Winterfell

Since Ramsay knows what the signal is, but does not know the identity of the rescuer(s), it would be totally like him to show the signal and lay a trap for the northern rememberers. I'm pretty sure it won't be Theon. Reek is completely broken at this point.

[Fast Jimmy]

She sure know how to tease lol.

A girl who can give him a run for his money in a fight, trigger his poison by giving him a naughty strip tease and then makes him call her beautiful before sparing his life?


Bronn has already called his mom and invited her to the wedding.

[Cribbian]

And then he dies because GoT 

[Volourn]

"A girl who can give him a run for his money in a fight,"

 

L0L But no.

 

 

"trigger his poison by giving him a naughty strip tease"

 

That was sweet.

 

 

"and then makes him call her beautiful before sparing his life?"

 

I'm surprise she didn't rape him  by saying he'd only get the antidote if he has sex with her. She is evil to the core... but HOT... so it is okay.

[mybudgee]

The only thing I liked about this episode was Bronn's singing.

Bronn...

 

Singing?

 

*cries blood*

[TheClonesLegacy]

Hopefully. But at the same time, you know Ramsay is just going to pull some bullshit out of a hat (along with Roose). It seems to be implied that Theon or Sansa (or Brienne) are the ones who are going to ultimately kill him in the future. Which scares me, because what does that mean for Stannis?

Brienne, Sansa, and Stannis bro out?

That'd be fun.

 

At this point I just want Ramsay dead. I want his Family dead. I want his house burned to the ground (House Bolton. Not Winterfell, already had to put up with that). I don't care who does him in.

 

Telltale sure isn't going to give me the satisfaction of killing him, I can guarantee you that.

[God]

Brienne, Sansa, and Stannis bro out?

That'd be fun.

 

At this point I just want Ramsay dead. I want his Family dead. I want his house burned to the ground (House Bolton. Not Winterfell, already had to put up with that). I don't care who does him in.

 

Telltale sure isn't going to give me the satisfaction of killing him, I can guarantee you that.

 

Meh, I'm fine with Roose as the chair. Ramsay's too impulsive and psychopathic. Roose at least knows how to be practical. I hold nothing against him. As for his own vices, a man has flaws. As long as he's effective, I don't care what he does in his own time. 

 

Robb kind was a bit of a failure. He really didn't think things through, and he paid the price for it. Walder's an idiot, but Roose isn't. That said, the Boltons are now kind of screwed due to the issues in the North. Roose should have portrayed himself as having barely escaped the Red Wedding, and downplayed the turncloak aspect of his plot.

[AresKeith]

Brienne, Sansa, and Stannis bro out?

That'd be fun.

 

At this point I just want Ramsay dead. I want his Family dead. I want his house burned to the ground (House Bolton. Not Winterfell, already had to put up with that). I don't care who does him in.

 

Telltale sure isn't going to give me the satisfaction of killing him, I can guarantee you that.

 

Nope

 

[Nethalf]

I really think they overuse this 'valar morgulis' line. It's, like,

 

"hey, how's your hamster doing?"

"Valar morgulis."

 

"Heard you gotta work this weekend?"

"Valar dohaeris."

 

Makes it a terrible password if every peasant knows it.

[Steelcan]

I really think they overuse this 'valar morgulis' line. It's, like,

 

"hey, how's your hamster doing?"

"Valar morgulis."

 

"Heard you gotta work this weekend?"

"Valar dohaeris."

 

Makes it a terrible password if every peasant knows it.

"that's the brilliance of using the word password as a password, its so obvious, no one would ever think of it"

 

"but I did think of it"

[Bison]

Good. The world needs less bone-heads like Daenerys. Let her fail and get wiped out.

Aye, but the world needs a Targaryen or a Baratheon on the throne, rather than Tommen the bastard or worse, the Sparrow. Daenerys may be an idiot, but I think Barristan made his mark, and she may think back on what he taught her now that he's dead. If she takes back Jorah, he could give some good advice as well, Daario is a very sus guy, but I'd take him over those ****** snake Harpy advisors. Quathe might even be of use later (yeah, bet some of you forgot about her, eh?)

 

Where as Stannis is well poised to win the North, Bolton inspires through fear, which is very easy to break when Winterfell falls under Stannis' boot. The Umbers, Manderlys, Mormonts, Glovers and the Crannogs have the best chance of supporting him, if not the Starks or Jon Snow. With the North behind him, he'll have the largest kingdom under him, and should he find a way to kill Walder Frey and tear his castle apart, Edmure can rally the Riverlands to him. That is a very large if though, so at the moment, maybe Daenerys isn't the worst option. 

 

Unless of course you fancy a boy king, religious fanatic or worst of all, Littlefinger on the throne. 

[Han Shot First]

I think it is doubtful she'd have killed him since her words were "Get him out of my sight". True she could have meant it as "get him out of my sight and I'll deal with him later" but I think it was more meant as her just wanting him away from her because it hurt to have him near.

 

Is anyone else glad that the High Sparrow finally got around to arresting Cersei?

 

Jorah probably will survive because there isn't much of a point to him having greyscale if Dany orders him executed next week. The scene I was referring to though was the one where Daenerys exiles him. She threatens to have him executed if he returns, and in the teaser for next week's episode she appears to be passing judgement on Jorah (and Tyrion) and asks, "Why should the people trust a Queen who can't keep her promises?"