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Sorry, but I just watched this scene multiple times, and I have to disagree. That was just the camera angle and reflections. The eyes looked white and then black; I never thought they looked blue, and especially not the icy light blue shade of WW. I think the hilt got splashed with water so the lighting changed.

Hope and Rafe conspire with a friend to cover up something criminal?? No way!! I never would have seen that coming!!

Yes and no. The Wall has 16? castles, I think, and only 3 are manned. So I'm pretty sure that one of Jon's points is that yeah, there's a Wall, but it's unmanned and will be breached if he doesn't get enough people to help him defend it. Magic or no magic, it's supposed to be manned for a reason as well.

In addition to this, I also think Benjen tracks the wights and White Walkers. So while he stays out of sight and out of harms way, he's probably in the vicinity. He may have known about Jon and his hunting party all on his own as well.

This was a good intro for the season, IMO. I'll be happy when the cast can get rid of those ridiculous beards though, please. Yikes. In addition to the action and the apocalypse stories, I also like the relationships. What are Chandler and Cooper going to do when he returns to the ship? Will she dump the British guy? And can the Greens really follow the rules? Hm...

Ah, then I don't feel bad not recognizing him and thinking "huh?" Thanks!

Who was the second member of the Magnificent Seven Suicide Squad who died? Thoros and they burned him, but then the one who fell off of the rock and was overcome by the wights - who was that? I watched twice and missed it both times.

Sorry, but no. Wights are reanimated by the Others, aka White Walkers. From "A Wiki of Ice and Fire": Wights are dead men or creatures raised up by the Others, seemingly when touched by the cold that accompanies them. We learn that in the first book. Qyburn is a White Walker? Wow, he looks great for a dead frozen guy. Also, I don't think he has blue eyes... The Mountain is like Frankenstein's monster. He was put back together and brought back to life, but most definitely not by an Other/White Walker.

Cersei has a wight? Who or what?? Please don't tell me you're talking about the Mountain...

Exactly. Too many issues to list, quite frankly.

They were absolutely massive and took hundreds of wights to carry them. None were ever seen hauling them around before the battle. And how did they get them attached to the dragon to pull him out? Hundreds swam down there? It appears that they can't swim. Plot hole! Obviously I'm dwelling on this as sarcasm, but seriously, it made no sense.

So, my only thought when watching was... Where did they get those massive chains? I mean, really. This show was completely believable until that...

My guess is Mouch. Jesse Spencer is their money train. He can't leave without serious consequences.

Bo wasn't so young... They married in 1985, I think? Wikipedia tells me he was born in 1962, and IMO, 23 is an average age to get married. But, Peter Reckell is 7 years older than "Bo" so was he supposed to be SORASed at any time? I always got the impression Bo was in his mid- to late-20s when Hope was 18.

A rogue, delusional, vigilante justice kind of cop, maybe.

Thanks for clarifying. I think Needle represents a lot of different things, actually. It's her connection to Westeros in general, Winterfell, her family, and Jon - but it's also her weapon, and she can use it to kill. It's not like it's a harmless flower or scarf or something...

I'm sorry, you lost me. Needle is Winterfell? And Needle is Jon's smile? I don't honestly think she wants Jon's armies either (also, he barely has any) but we don't honestly know the reason she detoured North instead of going to kill Cersei. Has she FINALLY maybe, just maybe, grown sick of killing??? Doesn't seem like it because she still talks about it incessantly, so she must think a detour North will still help her with her murderous "mission."

And yet, look how she's treating Sansa. I really feel the familial love... Even sociopathic serial killers can have positive feelings for some things though (for example, a love of their pets or a protection of their family), so I'm sorry, but I still disagree. She can't assume Jon's face because Jon is using Jon's face, right? I thought a person had to be dead for her to take their face. (I may be wrong, because Arya is the worst, so I don't entirely pay attention to her storyline. The whole thing with the faceless men and her "training" was ridiculously stupid, IMO.)

Just because she detoured to see her family doesn't mean she automatically has a conscience, IMO, which was the original argument. I don't think she feels remorse for anything that she does or says, and that to me is not having a conscience. Hot Pie only mentioned Jon - we don't actually know Arya's reasons for wanting to go see Jon again. Was it out of love, or because she wanted his armies? Who knows. Nope, sorry. Arya is awful and always has been, IMO. I've never liked her, so I think this is typical Arya behaviour.

She was outnumbered and knew if she attacked, she'd die. That's why the camera panned over to their stash of weapons. I didn't see that as her having a conscience or a heart, but calculating her odds. She said she was going to kill the queen with a straight face. Inability? She just hasn't... yet. I don't think she's incapable. The Frey woman, maybe.

I'm sorry, but what? How so? I haven't seen it! She murders just for revenge and doesn't give two sh*ts about anything else.

But is it? Because the books haven't addressed Jon yet, and GRRM never actually said anything about Jon. GRRM's comments are about Beric only, and I believe there's one major difference - Thoros can revive Beric immediately. Please correct me if my memory is failing me, but Melissandre thought it didn't work and Jon still laid there "dead" for an unknown amount of time until he woke up later when alone. So did the "Lord of Light" really resurrect him? I don't know.

Lady Stoneheart too, right? Just my two cents - I disagree with everyone that says that Jon is a zombie. He's not a reanimated corpse, as that suggests he's not living and breathing with a soul. I think he was brought back to true life somehow; he's human. I don't know how, and don't really care how, I guess.

That is definitely his weakness. But IMO, that's not honestly a bad thing. So many soap characters do so much worse, and get away with it and are still beloved.

IMO, Gabi ruined Rafe, so she started it all. Hope has historically been one of my favorite characters but I can understand people's complaints. I just don't blame Rafe though either. Gabi started the spiral...