Winter is Coming....

So I will pat myself on my back, I guessed the Salt Throne story was about getting their carpool into the war.

I think in the book the ragletaggely Band of Brothers that Lady stone heart was part of would have joined the forces to retake Winterfell.

I suspect the Lords of the Vale will show up last minute just like Breanne did riding in to save Lady 'I've grown Ball of Steel Sansa" from the Bolton men.

And the men of the north Don't actually forget, the north remembers , they will turn on Bolton.

dp

a reply to: jacygirl

I think the Faceless Men send her to King's Landing or she joins this acting troupe and ends up back there. The book is obviously a bit different as her training is much further along.

Tormund is a good character, I like how he is portrayed in both the series and the books.

Ramsey Bolton....

my God how good these writers are at making you hate characters with everything you have. i never thought I could dislike a character as much as Joffrey.

lol, fantastic art work. it really is.

a reply to: jacygirl

Awww don't feel bad, I liked all her development that you mentioned, liked her a lot, I'm just anti royalty, so lately her attitude of ownership bothers me. Ignore me

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Tormund! That's his name!

Unlike the rest of you who write all the characters' names, hehe....I have a few that I don't ever remember, and they get relegated to being called "bearded dude" or something descriptive.

Gotta agree that Ramsey Bolton must suffer a slow and painful death, unlike Joffrey's which was over way too quickly.

zazz, congrats on the Salt Throne theory. That's one part of the story that I wasn't paying much attention to.
Oh hey, I'm anti royalty too! For me, it has nothing to do with her being 'born into' the position...and everything to do with how she has not lost her humanity, and would make a great ruler!

jacy

originally posted by: Gazrok

Still trying to figure out where Bran fits into all of it.

It seems like we got our answer last night. Bran is likely to head south, towards the Wall. Now that he's been 'marked' by the Night King, he's going to inadvertently destroy the spell protections that exist within the Wall itself. The Wall is going to fall because of his actions.

What they do with Arya will be interesting to watch.

If the many face god will allow it.

She didn't know about the mockery of her fathers death.

She has absolutely no idea that her siblings are still alive.

Shes already had a second chance.

Is there really any going back for her ?

originally posted by: jacygirl
Gotta agree that Ramsey Bolton must suffer a slow and painful death, unlike Joffrey's which was over way too quickly.

I think he may last past this season.

Anyone else notice that Arya was playing herself in the play, watching Ned get executed from the crowd.

Well played Jaqen... well played.

originally posted by: Konduit
Anyone else notice that Arya was playing herself in the play, watching Ned get executed from the crowd.

Yes, it was an ironic circumstance which I do not think the character expected. The portrayal of Ned as a buffoon only added to the angst.

a reply to: jacygirl

Joffrey's death was quick....but glorious.

I wasn't happy he didn't die at the hands of a Stark.

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a reply to: zazzafrazz

Well, one was kind of critical to the assassination.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

? What am I forgetting? I thought it was Marjories Gran that did it.

a reply to: zazzafrazz

Whose headpiece did she pick the poison jewel from?

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Meah unwittingly doesn't count, I wished Ayra gutted him.

a reply to: zazzafrazz

So demanding.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Yes, and?

a reply to: zazzafrazz

*sigh*

Let me get my loofa.