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Your whole post, bravo. Bran's someone who's "seen the movie before but isn't going to spoil it for anyone." He can't tell her what's going to happen without impacting what's going to happen. Bran may know what will happen, but he's unable to share that information without corrupting the future course of events. All he can do is check periodically to ensure things are happening as they should.

I don't think so. I haven't rewatched yet but that didn't look like Littlefinger's knife. Plus I thought the only thing that could kill the NK was dragonglass and LF's knife was made from Valyrian steel. That was the dagger that was used by LF's assassin to (attempt to) kill Bran in the second episode of the series. When Cat inquired with him regarding the origins of the dagger, he claimed to have lost it to Tyrion Lannister in a wager; Cat in turn kidnapped Tyrion. igniting the War of the Five Kings. LF got the dagger back in Season 1, and gifted it to Bran when he arrived at Winterfell, who in turn gave it to Arya because (not sure if you guys heard) he's not Bran Stark anymore he's the Three Eyed Baltimore Raven and he doesn't fight, quoth the Raven nevermore. Of all the Valyrian steel weapons we've seen, it's the only one effective in that type of close range.

Except that every group you mentioned swore fealty to one Queen, so they're not "allies" they're subjects.

I'd say the fact that she referred to her as The Dragon Queen and not The Queen or Queen Daenerys spoke volumes. "The Dragon Queen" sounds like something only Daenerys' enemies would call her. Sansa was talking shit and putting a carrot out, hoping for Tyrion to support her ideas for an independent North:

What does everyone have against giants' eyeballs?

That is what they do, they hide and talk about things. Watching Sansa and Tyrion laying there waiting to die made me realize Titanic would have been worse if Jack and Rose both fit on top of that floating door. Except this would be like Rose having an inflatable life raft and heat lamp in her pocket she just wasn't using.

As does Melisandre herself.

He did go to her for a private conversation after she abandoned the dragon pits following Jon's refusal to swear fealty to her. No one knows what all was discussed, but Tyrion seemed pretty surprised she didn't show with her army.

And probably exhausted himself swinging that massive fucking sword. Thanks for nothing, Samwell!

And if it wasn't for all of them, Arya would be dead. The pack survives..

Describe the place where you grew up.

He was still fighting when Jon was taking inventory of the survivors.

I 100% would Not Be Okay right now if Drogon didn't show up at the end.

It's not many men who can say they died fighting for a cause they truly believe in AND in the arms of the woman they love. Give my story that end, any day. Ser Jorah, you are a good man. Thank you.

I guess Sansa forgot the all-important "Pointy End" advice?

For GoT viewers only: Who's dying tonight?

Ahem.

Write a short poem or haiku about your happiest memory.

I don't know who homeboy is in the back right corner but I sure hope he doesn't die. That hairspray's gonna go up like wildfire, Cersei Boogaloo. Maybe that's been your plan all along..

I think either of the Stark women could fill this role. The Hound cared for and served both in unofficial non-Knighty ways.

Some Wildlings are lucky because they're kissed by fire, others are lucky because they're kissed by Snow.

Yes we love our Bosch dishwasher. Oh, the show? Nay.

I have so many of these. Breaking Bad The Walking Dead Lord of the Rings Pirates of the Caribbean Star Wars True Blood The Wire

It's here. Finally. The week when two of the biggest, most anticipated battles of the decade are about to happen... And there's always That Guy. You know him. We all know him... The one who chimes in "Ooooooo well, I've never seen GoT/any Marvel movies." So what is the one major thing.. other than Game of Thrones or Marvel movies.. that you like to tell people you've never seen?