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  1. Jon and Sansa reuniting. Every Single Time Olenna was on the screen. Tyrion and Sansa in the crypts. I don't ship them but that was a lovely scene.
  2. I thought the same when I first saw the episode, but the more I think about it, the more I think the corset is actually a signal that she will eventually marry and/or have children. It's the softest look we've seen her in ages, and the corset seems far more delicate and open than her more other choices. YMMV, but I took the fact that Sansa's corset had so many openings to be a sign that Sansa herself was just beginning to open up.
  3. I found the tumblr of the same person who tweeted about Sophie and Sansa statue. She has a summary of everything there too but one thing I found interesting was this bit I'm a little confused by the phrasing though. Does that mean SB was there to do some bluray bts extras? Or is he BTS during the final scene of the series?
  4. Fair enough. I confess I do find Jon slightly more sympathetic here because we do know the WW are real and it's hard not to share his urgency but I don't mind admitting that they are both being stubborn to the point of ridiculousness especially as not one person seems willing to suggest any middle ground or, you know, a marriage that neither of them would mind so much.
  5. I'm very cautiously sticking my nose into the fray here (and watch me fall flat on my face as I do so) But I think the why is the argument "If you don't help us stop our mutual enemy HERE where we have best chance of stopping them at all they will go THERE and kill you too". In this scenario the UK fighting on the Louisiana Purchase's soil would be an advantage to the UK as it poses the least risk the UKs people and assets. Those Pirates are a mutual enemy who will not stop with the Louisiana Territory. That said, you're right to point out that Dany doesn't really have enough proof to simply commit her army but I think allowing Jon to bring back proof, or sending an emissary to the North to find proof or at least as reasonable as demanding Jon bend the knee. I'm not saying that it's wrong of Dany to want Jon to the bend the knee. Of course she does. She has made no secret of the fact that she is there to conquer and claim but there are other options that are equally as reasonable and if Jon is telling the truth they are worth considering.
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