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Then his first acts as King are to nearly die, lose his niece and nephew and lose the fleet he did have.

I thought the whole death thing was the point of him being crowned king? What is dead may never die, and all that? He had to die briefly by the sea in order to become king. I honestly thought they'd turned on him and tried to kill him, as they were loyal to Yara.

Also, wouldn't they notice that most of their troops and Theon and Yara weren't at the royal ceremony? There were a lot of ships in the distance, manned by a lot of men! I liked that he commanded all the available men and women to build and furnish new ships immediately, as if they're going to build them in time to catch the fleet that left an hour previous. 😀
 
Holy crap - last Sunday I was looking at her thinking that she looked pregnant - wondering if Sophie Turner was actually. Hah - that really makes sense!

Ramsay needs an heir to cement his claim on the North. I suspect that if he got hold of Sansa again, he'd take very good care of her (although, this is Ramsay we're talking about.... 🙄) It could be exactly what they need to distract Ramsay and kill him.
 
I thought the whole death thing was the point of him being crowned king?
I know it's the point but it hardly makes for a great first hour of your reign when you nearly die and lose everything useful that you had. I was watching with my girlfriend and brother and all 3 of us were in stitches that whole scene. Like you said the way he seemed to imply that there were tens of thousands of trees just waiting to be chopped down and turned into boats in time to catch up was priceless.
 
Oh and then there's the electorate. Yara has led us into battle, been here the whole time and plans to build a fleet. New guy killed our old King, doesn't think we should have a Queen but will build a fleet to go and get us a Queen. You can see why democracy hasn't caught on elsewhere in the show.
 
This season we lost both Shaggydog and Summer already.
I don't want to talk about it 🙁
 
RE the last episode - a whole episode without Cersei is unacceptable. How I've grown to love Cersei. Jaime's prisoner arc made me love him too. I think I like all of the Lannisters except for Joffrey.
 
RE the last episode - a whole episode without Cersei is unacceptable. How I've grown to love Cersei. Jaime's prisoner arc made me love him too. I think I like all of the Lannisters except for Joffrey.

And when I told you you would end up loving Cersei you didn't believe me haha! 😀 That's why I love this show.
 
Latest episode was pretty boring.
 
@Mr. Pole I'm just bored of Daenerys ending almost every episode with a speech to an army. Lots of little cliffhangers that did nothing for me. I want action, I want Jon and Sansa taking on Ramsay! I want to see SOMETHING, ANYTHING happen with Arya - that arc has went on and on and on.
 
Skanky Vamp
Skanky Vamp
Latest episode was AWESOME!! I loved it.
The last episode was not action packed but boring? Not to me. Arya finally getting back on the right track. So it would be typical to having her killed before the season ends. Which in all honesty don't think will actually happen but it wouldn't surprise me. They will kill of someone "important" right so who will it be.
 
I think Brienne or Jaime may be for it. They're not massively important though. Hopefully Daenerys. *crosses fingers*

Well, Arya has managed to anger the many faced god, and we know the Waif is an adept fighter....
 
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GwenRaiden
GwenRaiden
I love Jorah's silky smooth voice. I say weird things.
I hate to be one of those people but the book introduction was much better.
 
I hope Ramsey Snow, Euron Greyjoy and Mountain all get away from everything and live happy lives afterwards.

"Evil should be punished" is a stupid fairy tale fantasy that is very very boring and has no place in GoT, if it advertises itself to be "cruel and realistic".

"Good people die" can be a running theme, then why "bad people live forever and brag happily" can't?

And yes, the Hound should be chopped into two by the Mountain. Otherwise it doesn't make sense and it would become a stupid vengeance story.
 
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What the hell did Euron do?? When he whips out his dragonbinder and takes control of one of those dragons maybe then he could be in the 'bad guy' group.. but Euron's not really a bad guy! Is he?
 
What the hell did Euron do?? When he whips out his dragonbinder and takes control of one of those dragons maybe then he could be in the 'bad guy' group.. but Euron's not really a bad guy! Is he?
I can safely call a brother-slayer and niece-slayer-would-be a bad guy.
 
I can safely call a brother-slayer
I thought Balon slipped. And you cant hold Euron accountable for 'would-be' killings until he kills them. He wouldn't kill whatever Asha's name is in the show.
 
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