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Grimapple @ 15/5/2016 21:03

Curtis @ 15/5/2016 21:59 Grimapple @ 15/5/2016 20:57 I guess they had another boob quota to fill. cgi boobs tbh Right?! It was just so unnecessary.

wouldn't it have been way more awkward if they just filmed her from the neck up that whole scene?

That Osha death legit made me mad. I had such high hopes for her having a part in the North Remembers plot (assuming that still even happens). I THINK RAMSAY IS HATEABLE ENOUGH ALREADY GUYS! That really seemed like the only reason for it, to reinforce how evil/dangerous Ramsay is. If nothing else at least it was a quick death??? :/

The thing is with Littlefinger marching the Vale's troops against Ramsay + Jon/wildlings attacking it seems kinda too obvious that the Boltons are fucked? So I'm kinda nervous they're gonna throw a curveball and Ramsay will somehow prevail AGAIN but we'll see

Yara + Theon was my favorite scene this week. Yara especially was great in that. I'm p excited to see the Kingsmoot now

Curtis @ 15/5/2016 20:59

Grimapple @ 15/5/2016 20:57 I guess they had another boob quota to fill. cgi boobs tbh

http://www.ew.com/article/2016/05/15/game-thrones-emilia-clarke-dany

apparently not? I thought it would've been a body double for sure like with Cersei

To be fair, as much as I didn't like the Osha death, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have cared much if she was the same character from the books. The show characterized her so much more, I think even GRRM admitted that. I think it's a lot different from say, the Doran death

I think it's the how of his death that's the more interesting part, because yeah it seems inevitable (in both the show and the book really). Jon killing him would be great but kinda seems too predictable/cliche for this series. I read a theory that Rickon could warg into one of Ramsay's dogs and kill him which I would love

Would be cool if it was Sansa getting her revenge too

Ari @ 17/5/2016 2:56

Anyone else think the High Sparrow is trying to cause a revolt? He told Tommen something, knowing Tommen would spill the beans to Cersei and lead her into doing something reckless. Shits gonna blow up, probably with some deaths. I wonder what his endgame is. I also liked how the High Sparrows story pretty much boiled down to 'I partied too hard and now I am a religious zealot' . Jonathan Pryce killed it.

I actually like the idea of him being nothing more than he seems, and just being a heavily principled man (who obviously has some fucked up principles). Would be an interesting contrast to everyone else who's after money/power/glory. I think that's why even Olenna couldn't get through to him

with that said though this episode did make it seem like he has some kind of game in mind. I'm rooting for him big time over Cersei tbh. I just hope Margaery isn't collateral :/