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Yeah for some reason I totally forgot that Drogon was missing for a sizable chunk of her time in slaver's bay, even though I knew him rescuing her from the sons of the harpy in Meereen was a big surprise.

wat? Guess I just don't remember this shit very well, but I looked it up and didn't realize how goddamn long Drogon was AWOL.

Zzzzz Sansa had front-row seats to what the game of thrones does to people. Cersei was sort of right, when you play the game of thrones you win or you die. Except nobody wins. If I actually thought there were any good writers still involved, I would have thought Sansa's initial...

I don't think Sansa gives half a shit about the Seven kingdoms outside of seeing Cersei die a horrible death. She just wants to keep the north safe. And she'd just be a usurper with literally zero claim to the throne, even Robert's claim to the throne was based on some Targaryen lineage.

eh, the dude is just a bandwagon faggot or he wouldn't have been calling arya a mary sue.

Even if true, why would they be growing up somewhere in Westeros? Drogon disappeared in Essos.

Yes, I'd actually been guessing that Viserion, Rhaegal, and Drogon were clutch mates. If Drogon was secretly female (and sexually mature at that) I would have assumed that Viserion and Rhaegal would be disinclined to breed with her, but maybe mimicking the behavior of their dragons was how the...

I'm missing too much sleep to figure out just exactly how this is a burn on me, but I'll chime in anyway. The only bits of fiction I've ever seen address dragon clutch size were Dungeons and Dragons and the Dragonriders of Pern series. Pern dragons are more sci-fi than fantasy as they are...

Dude...if Mist is gonna argue that something WASN'T rape, that's a topic worth exploring. Besides, this is the thread for it. My question is did she actually consent to the marriage to Ramsay before the Boltons had control of her? I honestly can't remember.

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You know I actually thought about that when I first saw the episode, and my first thought WAS that it was insensitive. Sansa was essentially saying 'I needed to get brutally raped to be able to sit at the big table with the other adults'. But when I actually took two seconds to think about it...

There was an episode before this one?

The most pertinent part of your post.

It also wasn't a major plot point used to effortlessly kill off a fucking dragon. iirc it was just a random blackshirt that died.

Good point, I mean that's way beyond the physical capabilities of frost giants in real life.

I was about to call you human garbage but A: I've rickrolled people tons of times and B: apparently you're a victim too

Noodle also plans to teach his kid how to ride a bike by popping him on top of a mountain bike and air dropping it into the middle of a freeway

I honest to god think this forum could collaboratively do a better job of writing than GoT has for at least the last two seasons. Mind you it would still be terrible, just slightly less terrible than what we've been getting.

Actually I think it was believable, which is what made it so shitty. They should have found some way to let her obviously be devastated while still maintaining her stoicism. Just another character they took a giant steaming dump on.

Which would be why he was serving Aerys right up until the sack of King's Landing, where he warned him against letting Tywin into the city.

Varys said something about a male being more acceptable to the lords of Westeros iirc. I don't think Aerys knew Rhaella was pregnant when he sent her and Viserys away to Dragonstone, which didn't fall until quite a while after the sack of King's Landing.

Yeah that's totally an accurate comparison.

Yeah I wonder if they're make Euron too retarded to put two and two together or not.

Maybe you were able to maintain better focus during the books than I was, and admittedly it's been quite a few years at this point, but the main thing I remember from her chapters in books 4 and 5 is a 14 year old girl constantly wondering if Daario LIKE likes her. The show definitely has a...

Not gonna keep arguing with people who are justifying a ridiculous villain turn after they spent 6 seasons building her up as a savior just because you don't like her as a (admittedly shallow and boring) character. I bet you're gonna be even MORE pissed off when they suddenly swerve her back to...

Uninvolved civilians. lol. I find it hard to call any wealthy person in Astapor an 'uninvolved civilian', but book Dany is also like what, 13 or 14 at that point? And even if she was channeling some Joffrey in the books, as you pointed out they made the sack of Astapor VERY different in the...

So yeah, Dragonstone is over 400 fucking miles from King's Landing, but no big deal for Euron to be lying in wait in a perfect ambush position the moment Dany happens to fly by with her dragons.

Oh I don't disagree on this overall point, I just don't think she was whoring out northern wenches as spies. Pod is already sworn to Sansa by virtue of being Brienne's "squire", Tormund is a wildling who is heading back north anyway, and the Hound has been living as a goddamn vagabond since...

I remember seeing Sansa watching them closely but that's not really how I interpreted it, I think people are just desperate for more signs of Darth Sansa.

Presumably because the Sand sluts hadn't actually solidified their control over Dorne after their retarded coup against Prince Doran so when Euron's teleporting fleet killed/captured them all, Dorne was reduced to nothing but chaos and effectively written out of the show.

While it wasn't exactly a pain free ride, overall she was showered with adulation in Essos. She has suffered nothing but distrust, enmity, and loss since arrival in Westeros. Even though we're way past that point now, for a while I had hoped that she just said fuck it and went back to rule a big...

She was ranting in the middle of a fucking siege while the goddamn floor was shaking from the repeated impact of ship mounted weapons, after learning that the Wise Masters she hadn't killed had retaken both Yunkai and Astapor and reestablished slavery in those cities. It's not like she calmly...

Then we haven't been watching the same show because she had clearly been set up as every bit as much of a 'chosen one' as Jon has, and it wasn't until there became danger of two chosen ones clashing that they started shoehorning in the Mad Queen turn.

You lost me at HBO

House Tarly had been one of the primary bannermen of House Tyrell for decades, they fought FOR House Targaryen during Robert's Rebellion. Unless we're assuming she had literally NO education about Westeros growing up (possible since they were probably focusing on Viserys) OR from any of her...

By fucked with her do you mean betrayed her, kidnapped her dragons, and murdered a bunch of her men? Doreah fucking personally strangled Irri in a cut scene. You guys are crazy defending this villain swerve for Dany, unless y'all read the spoilers (which I haven't) and you're just...

Except the Tarly thing was nothing but more of the same ham-handed shitty writing because she had just cause to execute Randyl Tarly as a traitor. The idea that she was a tyrant on Essos is just fucking retarded. They're pulling a retarded swerve with her character because they're garbage tier...

I thought the Bronn scene was total fucking cringe and nothing but a setup for him to do something that's going to really piss us all off in one of the remaining episodes.

Hasn't it been said that the original plan was for a time skip after Swords? So Feast and Dance are the literary equivalent of filler episodes.

"Dany kind of forgot about the Iron Fleet" WAT