GoT - Is Over, Post Your Drogon Sightings

'Oh god, your what? No I don't want to see them!'

khalid_sl said:

Spoiler

Looks like that scene is going to be another very hard to watch scene. However, it will reestablish Joffrey for the person he is, after some people have been wondering if Joffrey was going to be "reformed" like Jaime was. Also, if it ends up that Littlefinger set her up, then that will also help Littlefinger leave on a very memorable note, seeing as he will probably be absent from this episode until the PW in next season.

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yeah, that was me who was worrying about the character shift. looks like good spoilers there.

Jesus that scene with Tywin and the Queen of Thorns, they play off each other so damn well.

Very understated but awesome episode. The comparison of "the climb" as Littlefinger puts it to John Snow and company climbing the Wall was a nice touch (also the title of the episode). Every time they put Littlefinger and Varys in a room together I feel like we're watching the only 2 real players in the Game of Thrones.

The Tywin/Queen of Thorns scene was underwhelming to me at first, but thinking about it all the undertones and the back and forth were perfect.

Melisandre meeting Thoros and taking Godric was actually very interesting to see the potential "greater plot" among their "clergy" if you will. I actually really liked that scene.

They've still done a good job not giving away the RW at all, although they teased it a little bit a couple of times with the Theon scene and the dinner scene with Jaime, but covered anything with obvious answers for now.

didn't expect to see tywin & queen o thorns so soon. the pacing between different storylines was on point; awesome episode overall.

They're overdoing the littlefinger foreshadowing. No one is going to be surprised at what he does / has done at this rate.

Looking at the preview, looks like Theon will get castrated, Jaime/Brienne vs Bear, Dany meets the Yunkai slavers/mercs and Gendry might get some Melisandre. Will be a good episode.

I wonder if the Arya and Mel scene was a future book tease ;p

Interesting scene between Arya and Melisandre. It sets up Arya's future as a faceless man with the "darkness" comment and possibly foreshadows who Arya's target will be as a faceless man assassin in book 6. Would the FM send Arya to the wall to kill Mel knowing who Arya really is? It seems unlikely but it would be a good vehicle for getting her back to Westros.

*Edit* Cybsled beat me to it while I was typing.

I don't pay attention to eye color, but that's pretty goddamn vague.

Ehh feel like this was the weakest episode of the season. Still feel like they are moving pieces around and haven't got into any big content yet.

This was pretty boring episode, some of the Melisandre/Thoros dialogue was interesting.