Game of Thrones: The TV Series

[2Bad]

All will be forgiven if this turns out to be a giant work to expose LF and kill him or something.

I love Aidan Gillien but he's worn out his welcome, god damn.

[Daiki]

I mean, Arya was shown watching him talking in secrets with Lords.

If she's not baiting him, what else?

[2Bad]

She was watching him yes, that's how she got the letter. Did you miss that he was then shown watching her take it, having set the whole thing up?

[Daiki]

Yep, and if she meant to act upon it she would have done so instead of going through that threatening act with Sansa.

My guess is that she allows some room for him to grow complacent and stabs him when he is sipping the wine of victory.

[2Bad]

That would be the work I was hoping for.

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What is Bran's purpose anymore

[Snow]

I forgive you all of your Jon/Dany if I can have Arya/Gendry hot flippin damn.

[Sesto]

bran exists to eventually tell jon he is fucking his aunt

[Lace]

I forgive you all of your Jon/Dany if I can have Arya/Gendry hot flippin damn.

I can be your family

[Marmadillo]

bran exists to eventually tell jon he is fucking his aunt

well, he's there to creep out his siblings so this

[Ace]

Bran was pretty normal when he talked to Arya, you're only allowed to be weird af to Sansa apparently

[Tobias]

Weird as it was, I think Arya handing Sansa the dagger was her way of letting her know that she's not going to harm her.

I was torn between this interpretation and it being essentially a thrown gauntlet.

i honestly can't tell.

part of me thinks it's a "I could kill you with this, and I really want to, but you are still my sister so I'm going to hand it to you to get it out of my hands" kinda deal, the other part of me read it as something like "my sense of fair play wants you to have a weapon for when I come back and cut your face off."

[2Bad]

I just don't get why "well let's have a marriage alliance" wasn't immediately thrown on the table, putting all romantic crap aside. Like iirc the reason that the Martells retained their royal titles was marrying in with the Targs right? So let Jon be King of the North and just reunite the throne that way. He doesn't have to "bend" and Dany still gets the North on-side.

I mean it's nominally a moot point now (although the North could explode next episode and ruin everything who knows) but that seemed the obvious move from right off.

[aldeayeah]

I was torn between this interpretation and it being essentially a thrown gauntlet.

i honestly can't tell.

part of me thinks it's a "I could kill you with this, and I really want to, but you are still my sister so I'm going to hand it to you to get it out of my hands" kinda deal, the other part of me read it as something like "my sense of fair play wants you to have a weapon for when I come back and cut your face off."

Sansa also disarmed herself by sending Brienne away, I read the whole situation as some weird kind of truce.

also Littlefinger is totally getting his neck cut by Chekhov's dagger at some point

[Bloble]

Nah, Littlefinger's the final boss. He's not dying until the truth about his scheming is revealed. Besides, Sansa's the one who'll kill him as the only remaining sane Stark sibling.

[Lace]

The final boss is Cersei.

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Scratch that the final boss is the writers trying to pull a proper ending out of their ass.

[2Bad]

It is easier than trying to pull one out GRRM's.

[Five_X]

That was a pretty good fanfic episode, complete with awkward shipping, bland character interaction, and bizarre characterization.

[I3uster]

im one season behind and watched this episode and im just confused

was there a lot of travelling shouldnt most of these characters be huge stretches of land apart

shouldnt a few of these be dead

[Mcjon01]

There was a lot of traveling and yeah but that's how it goes when you play the game of thrones: you win or you die for a while

[Five_X]

When you play the Game of Naps, you win or you sleep