how do producers expect me to wait a year :worry:

4 :tongue:

7, 8, 9 & 10

I agree with all except the two Starks, we really don't know anything about Rickon. He might be a little arsehole! Sansa at the beginning was a huge elitist and, despite everything, there are still definite hints of that. She's a "good" person but not necessarily always a nice / kind one. That sort of applies to all of the Stark kids to be honest, even including Jon Snow, although again he is "good" he's had his questionable and selfish moments.

Oh yeah thought we had already seen 7 lol

The episode titles give a huge hint as to what pretty much happens the rest of the way..

"The Battle of Bastards" :worry:

Do you reckon that's just army vs army or are we going to see a literal Jon / Ramsey showdown? Because let's face it, that's only going to go one way :joker:. If it does go that way, does this mean Jon and Sansa in control of Winterfell, and so effectively the entire North, next season?

just watched the opening scene and

:omgno:

Woke up to spoilers all over Twitter

Thanks drew :)

I laughed so much in this episode... one of my favourites to date I think

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Want.

:joker: :joker:

OMFG :hehe::hehe::hehe:

CLEGANEBOWL GET HYPE

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Don't know how to feel about that episode on the one had it was exiting and on the other hand it felt a bit incomplete I just can't put my finger on why.

Also is it just me who found it a bit weired how Sansa and John were just appearing at their destinations in the space of a scene. I'm not complaining it's just a bit odd for GOT.

OMGGGG



Happens in the finale!!!

Should I spoil the finale for you or not :think: if you're going to play with wildfire then you're going to get burned :hee:

The director said that GoT's seperate scenes have never lined up quite correctly, for example, in episode 1 we have the Lannisters showing up even though at the start of the episode they were still in Kings Landing. It's generally done like that for pacing reasons (it would have probably taken Sansa and Jon a whole season to go around all the houses)

Book Spoilers I guess?

Yes!!!

The Hound!!

Great episode.

Perched for Arya's mystery healer Syrio Forel (since every bloody other dead guy's being brought back)

When Arya got stabbed :worry: They better not kill her :fist: Great episode though

It'd be a real kick in the teeth / a total pisstake tbh if they've just been having her play with this assassin storyline only for her to decide it's not for her and kill her straight away.

Future episodes spoilers:

:fan:

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Whole bunch of Arya theories flocking around atm, I won't put them in spoilers because they're hardly spoilers and have no confirmation/evidence for them :laugh:

Option A: The waif has never existed and the whole thing has been a "Fight Club" kind of sequence with her (literally) beating herself up and killing her own identity inside her head (supported by the scenes where she was beaten up in the streets by the waif and no one else seemed to give a toss lol)
Option B: the Arya that was stabbed was never Arya - someone found a screenshot of her walking to the bridge past someone that also strongly resembled her from behind (carrying two pails of water), and some think it was Jaqen himself who went disguised as Arya (very plausible...) to test the waif's "quick, clean kill" method, which she obviously failed since she didn't go for her throat :laugh:
Option C: Arya was carrying pouches of pig's blood on her body and knew the waif would attack her body from training with her, so was completely unharmed and has now left a trail of blood to her hideout where, with her blindness experience, she can kill off the waif/Jaqen in the dark with Needle.

not sure which will happen, or if she's just genuinely ****ed :laugh: but I'd love option C.