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lol, thanks for that. THERE IS NO JUSTIFICATION!!!

He sounds fucking retarded and not everyone is deaf, that's why people are bitching about it.

Gendry will just fill Edric's role, first they'll magic warp back to dragonstone like Mel warped to the Brotherhood, then she'll either leech him or use the jar babies to "kill" the 3 kings and prove to Stannis the power of king's blood. Then, unless they're going to even further change show...

Her description isn't much different, just the width of her waist, which got corrected in other language prints and for which there is more than one report of people having heard GRRM say it was just a continuity error.

They should, it adds plenty to the scene and is central to the character (slitting the fool's throat), but then they cut the brutality out of the NW's situation despite the importance there.

Stannis TV is a totally different character to Stannis book. After that episode lots of people see Robb's demise coming, if they do leeches/3 kings scene or Tywin "some wars are won with words" scene it will really tip the scales to the majority. Hopefully his little plan of taking the rock...

Jar babies are the new leeches I'd think.

Aegon will end up with Rhaegal and Tyrion with Viserion. Dany will battle Aegon, Tyrion will betray Dany for gold, there will be dragon on dragon combat in the dance, Dany will kill Aegon and Rhaegal will fall.

How did he not fight Ned fairly?

When her chapters are mainly internal contemplation and decision making it's difficult to like her when she's so far behind the game.

Not really, I would have been fine with it had he been sacrificed (although Ragnar's line about his god finally coming through for him was good), he's just a cheap reason for them to have an explanation of their ways when they feel the viewer needs one.

People are theorising all over that he may be Bolton's bastard that was sent to take WF. I don't see why it's illogical speculation, from their perspective he's the only character named in the show that it might be, otherwise he's a random no-one has heard about yet.

People throwing about the theory it's Ramsay is completely expected. People having no doubt it's Ramsay is bullshit. And of course it's a spoiler at this stage, it's purposely been portrayed as a mystery for people to try and unravel and it's being discussed in all the no spoiler threads.

That shit was heavy.

All the new KL scenes are excellent. I guess they're rolling Garlan and Willas both into Loras, if not there's no reason they wouldn't use Willas as the character Sansa should be marrying. I don't think Theon would fail to notice he had been lead back to the same castle through the same...

She could be there in the latter half of the book, if the dance with dragons is to happen in TWOW she has to make it to Westeros. Her shit to do is wrap up the battle of Meereen and get moving, Vaes Dothrak, the Pentos storyline and maybe capture some cities along the way.

Maybe Sansa is his point. GRRM said he generally writes a character POV for the whole book then moves on to the next, so it isn't necessarily an early chapter and LF may have had time in it to do his thing.

So Sansa has a controversial chapter in TWOW. Is she gonna kill SweetRobin? Littlefinger? Get raped or seduce someone?

Just Pirate bay them, or PM me your email.

For those not aware a companion book titled "The World of Ice and Fire" is due out late this year. GRRM is not the sole author but one of three (+ two ASOIAF researchers). It's the history of the ASOIAF world through biased Maester and other characters POV. Dangerous Women it seems isn't...

There was a Roman Empire? Never heard of it.

No, we need a story where the (perceived) goodie wins, fuck going through this all over again.

They should shoot the shitty North scenes in front of a white sheet and spend the money saved on something/anything.

The sword reversal reversal is the most epic moment in television since the shield boost lunge. Ceasar pulls a mad pouting toddler face when they retake the hill and Spartacus has gotten away.

All the no spoiler threads across the net have worked out what Dany is up to, it's obvious.

The gulf between Ragnar and the next most capable/intelligent Viking is unbelievably large. Loved Loki being all pissed off about Rollo.

Talisa scene was necessary to introduce the Lannister boys before Karstark kills them. Theon is as per what would be happening in the books at this point if GRRM had done it real time.

Very strong first episode, and Holliday is naked in the second.

The whole fun of the no spoilers thread is the genuine reactions of people to the story and their uneducated speculation of what may happen. When an unspoiled innocently wonders something not yet covered by the show and tool readers jump in to explain all the ins and outs, or worse, lead people...

Saying everything is 100% GRRM blessed is misleading. Scenes have gone to air he hasn't read (Drogo fight scene) and they've killed off characters he advised them not to (Mago). He said it's "D&D's baby", he writes an episode, reads and advises. He's said he's spoken with D&D about fearing a...

Fittingly awesome ending for the show, replacement Spartacus turned out a real winner.

Why are you posting information that hasn't been dealt with in the show yet?

You haven't missed anything, it just hasn't been explained as it's supposed to be a mystery (it wasn't in the book but they're making it into one on the show). Unfortunately they're just not very good writers and it comes off like the viewer has missed something or the show has made a mistake...

Varys lists the qualities in a leader he believes important when he speaks of Aegon to Kevan. They're not the kind of qualities you'd find in Tywin and he abhors what happened to Elia and the two children (or one) and Tywin was the one responsible. The whole civil war is happening because of...

The war was inevitable, and the Lannisters would have been gang fucked if not for LF having Arryn murdered and the Vale sit it out. Had Arryn told Robert, the Vale, North and Stormlands destroy the Lannisters. He basically delayed the war, and evened up the teams.

Robert only lives by working out Cersei is trying to kill him, as she would just keep trying until she succeeded. And Robert working out Cersei is trying to kill him leads to war also.

Varys is not lying when he murders Kevan, or in his discussion with Ned or when Arya overhears him with Illyrio, that's the whole purpose of those scenes, to let the reader in on an unguarded Varys. He explains his vision for the realm when he kills Kevan and it is Aegon's kingship. He may...

Varys gives us his motivation many times, "for the realm". He didn't care for Dany or Viserys, he cared for tens of thousand dothraki and cares for dragons.

Best episode since the last episode/season with an arena in it.