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[panzerwzh]

I'm happy for Stannis got his peace in the show since those morons already ruined him as a character. As for John I happy for him as well to get a chance to give the finger to the show as well. As for the ending I ruling for Ramsey now, the true lord of the ice! (and F him too)

[Milan92]

I hope Olly is proud of himself.

 

I hope Olly and all the others die a horrible death.

 

I'm rooting for the Night's King now to conquer Westeros.

[panzerwzh]

I hope Olly and all the others die a horrible death.

 

I'm rooting for the Night's King now to conquer Westeros.

Not a chance, Ramsey and 20 good gods will flay him alive. Ramsey of house Bolton, first of his name the lord of 7 kingdoms and protector of the realm will  flay Dani alive and stolen all dragons to live happily ever after. 

[TobiTobsen]

Not a chance, Ramsey and 20 good gods will flay him alive. Ramsey of house Bolton, first of his name the lord of 7 kingdoms and protector of the realm will  flay Dani alive and stolen all dragons to live happily ever after. 

 

God-King Ramsay will probably flay the dragons too. Dragonscales are probably awesome as cloaks, carpets, curtains and other stuff in a God-Kings castle.

[panzerwzh]

God-King Ramsay will probably flay the dragons too. Dragonscales are probably awesome as cloaks, carpets, curtains and other stuff in a God-Kings castle.

Indeed, the whole show should be called Ramsay's magical/super flaying gear for real.

[Joseph Warrick]

Are the writers aware Ramsay's over- the-topness is the show's laughingstock?

[Rawgrim]

Seems out of character for Brienne though. To kill an injured helpless person. She kills people, sure, but only in a straight up fight. It kind of goes against her honour code.

[panzerwzh]

Seems out of character for Brienne though. To kill an injured helpless person. She kills people, sure, but only in a straight up fight. It kind of goes against her honour code.

Screen magic, D&D tries to tidy the show into their own pace so all the character developments from the books go out the window. Just like WHY THE HELL STANNIS DECIDE TO BURN SHIREEN HIMSELF? Screen Magic!

[KaiserShep]

Seems out of character for Brienne though. To kill an injured helpless person. She kills people, sure, but only in a straight up fight. It kind of goes against her honour code.

 

Though if she was fixing to execute someone, his condition shouldn't really sway her decision. After all, if Stannis is left alive, and he manages to escape somehow, the opportunity may never present itself again. What is she going to do, take him prisoner? Arrest him and hand him over to someone else? Nurse him back to health so they can have a duel? I guess Stannis' fate is still slightly up in the air since there could very well be a gotcha in the next season, I just don't see how Brienne's code of honor should really prevent her from putting an end to him once and for all. 

[Rawgrim]

So here are the dumb parts.

 

01. Stannis basically commits suicide

02. His army deserts him, despite seeing the Shireen sacrifice actually working.In a medieval society that would be like seeing the act of god first hand. If anything it should have made the army more devoted.

03. Since the snow has melted, Sansa and Theon decides to leap from the highest wall and down into the snow. The very snow the show tells, and showed us, had melted.

04. Myrcella getting poisoned. All Jamie has to do there is turn the ship around (the ship is 100 meters from the docks anyway) and get an antidote. Bron most likely would know exactly what happened, since it happened to him earlier.

05. The shame ship also has prince Trystane on board. Smart move to kill the princess right after the prince is pretty much in Lannister custody.

06. Brienne killing Stannis in cold blood.

07. Where is Ghost?

08. The harpies, a group of fanatic nobles, are skilled enough to damage a dragon to the point of death.

09. Thorne stabbing Jon AFTER letting Jon through the wall with the wildlings. In the books he shows up after that has happened, so it makes sense.

[KaiserShep]

02. His army deserts him, despite seeing the Shireen sacrifice actually working.In a medieval society that would be like seeing the act of god first hand. If anything it should have made the army more devoted.

 

I don't know about this one. While I can't really put myself in the mind of Medieval NPC #309, it seems to me that aside from people perhaps just getting tired of all this burning people stuff to the point where they might not think it's worth it anymore, some could even entertain the idea that any one of them might be next for whatever reason.

 

"Stannis is totally going to use one of us as magic batteries to win his war, or to get something else. I didn't sign up for this sh*t!" 

 

[panzerwzh]

10 God lord Ramsay some how summon the largest group of cavalry the north has every seem.

11 Sand snakes could kill a Lannister princess when their prince is on the same ship with her father to Lannister controlled city and the Martel ruler hasn't considered that a lethal risk and released them before Lannisters get away. .

12 Since wild-lings go through the wall they all vaporized and left Jon alone.

[panzerwzh]

I don't know about this one. While I can't really put myself in the mind of Medieval NPC #309, it seems to me that aside from people perhaps just getting tired of all this burning people stuff to the point where they might not think it's worth it anymore, some could even entertain the idea that any one of them might be next for whatever reason.

 

"Stannis is totally going to use one of us as magic batteries to win his war, or to get something else. I didn't sign up for this sh*t!" 

 

Those who fleet are most likely the force of Karstark who are planning to betray  Stannis and got their leaders caught. In the books Stannis still has larger force to entire house Bolton not the say the garrison in Winterfell alone. So the show pretty much magically designed Stannis will turn into full moronic mode and burn his daughter ends the Baratheon blood line, ****** off half of his force who took all his horses and lost to the true God king---Ramsay.

 

It is that stupid.

[Rawgrim]

Yeah that cavalry was pretty damn huge. Odd Sansa never saw a hint of it in the previous episode.

[Melra]

[Xerxes52]

Yeah that cavalry was pretty damn huge. Odd Sansa never saw a hint of it in the previous episode.

 

I guess we know where Stannis' mercs and horses went.

 

Well, that just leaves King Zombie as my top choice for the Iron Throne.

[Rawgrim]

I guess we know where Stannis' mercs and horses went.

 

Well, that just lives King Zombie as my top choice for the Iron Throne.

 

Rooting for the White Walkers now.

[panzerwzh]

I guess we know where Stannis' mercs and horses went.

 

Well, that just lives King Zombie as my top choice for the Iron Throne.

To transfer such a mount of horses from enemy camp into a castle in heavy snowy weather. Ramsay could use 20 gods and teleportation. Night king does not have a chance against that. 

[Addai]

10 God lord Ramsay some how summon the largest group of cavalry the north has every seem.
11 Sand snakes could kill a Lannister princess when their prince is on the same ship with her father to Lannister controlled city and the Martel ruler hasn't considered that a lethal risk and released them before Lannisters get away. .
12 Since wild-lings go through the wall they all vaporized and left Jon alone.

You forgot:
Ghost is permanently retired. Those Nights Watch going after Gilly interrupted his nap.

To transfer such a mount of horses from enemy camp into a castle in heavy snowy weather. Ramsay could use 20 gods and teleportation. Night king does not have a chance against that.

Without anyone knowing about it. I mean, Stannis would never scout his target and see a large force of cavalry camped... well, somewhere.

[KaiserShep]

11 Sand snakes could kill a Lannister princess when their prince is on the same ship with her father to Lannister controlled city and the Martel ruler hasn't considered that a lethal risk and released them before Lannisters get away.

 

I wonder. The ship wasn't that far away. What if Jaime just had it turned around? 

[Rawgrim]

I wonder. The ship wasn't that far away. What if Jaime just had it turned around? 

 

One would think he would do that. Especially since Bron is onboard and he would know exactly what poison was used.

[Ozzy]

How can you all be so dense and disillusioned? The calvary came out of nowhere? Pah!

 

It's clear by the expert foreshadowing David and Dan that there was something more to Ramsay. Something special about his 20 GOOD MEN. Well, I have watched the episode frame by frame and have to tell you that the calvary we saw in today's episode contained only 20 unique character appearances? Do you know what this means? No, this isn't a video game where resources and character creation are to blame. This was a very conscious decision. 

 

foRSHADOWIng 

 

That's why they're so formidable. They have the ability to duplicate.

 

AzoRamsay Ahai be praised. 

[panzerwzh]

I wonder. The ship wasn't that far away. What if Jaime just had it turned arounnd

It will change nothing, because this whole murder case does not happen in books, hence again is fully retarded. First Doran Martell is a master strategist and planner, and Marcella is a crucial pawn for him when his own daughter tries to do something stupid he stops it way ahead. Not to say let sand sake free from cell then kiss the VIP before they departed. And Jamie is not where near Dorm not to say the stupid confession between Marcella and himself could bring down the Lannister dynasty immediately. 

[Rawgrim]

How can you all be so dense and disillusioned? The calvary came out of nowhere? Pah!

 

It's clear by the expert foreshadowing David and Dan that there was something more to Ramsay. Something special about his 20 GOOD MEN. Well, I have watched the episode frame by frame and have to tell you that the calvary we saw in today's episode contained only 20 unique character appearances? Do you know what this means? No, this isn't a video game where resources and character creation are to blame. This was a very conscious decision. 

 

forSHADOWIng 

 

That's why their so formidable. They have the ability to duplicate!

 

AzoRamsay Ahai be praised. 

 

Just saying something is special in a previous episode isn't foreshadowing. Foreshadowing is like when Ned finds the dead direwolf with a stag antler in its neck.

 

The show just teleported cavalry into Winterfell. Simple as that. It also teleported previously melted snow right under the wall so Theon and Sansa could land on it.

[Il Divo]

Yeah, that's what kills me. Jon basically did the best he could against a snowy zombie apocalypse, which the entire Night's Watch is fully aware of and are waiting to fight, yet it just seems to not register because filthy wildling folk are too icky to live or something, so they off the one guy that managed to face them and live XD

 

I disagree. Granted, in the books, Jon also makes the decision to march on Winterfell which ruffles some feathers, and that was excluded here. But Jon's mistake was that he didn't pay attention to his immediate surroundings.

 

He had a great plan and was doing a good job of executing it well but was expecting everyone to be as far-sighted as he was, which simply didn't happen. You see it when Stannis recommends that he send Alliser Thorne to the Shadow Tower in Episode 3 I believe. And you see it when he fails to really convince Ollie as well, which leads to an interesting conversation between him and Sam about unpopular decisions.