Premislaus

Liking the show, but I just wanted to point out that the convention episode set in 2010 had someone cosplaying as Daenerys Targaryen from GOT, a show that started in 2011. Boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder.

And you think that would be a "6/10" scene for Sophie Turner?

What's with the INSANE pre-mature condemnation of things that haven't happened yet that's all over this thread? I'm pretty sure Sansa's not getting Jeyne Pool treatment. According to Sophie Turner's pre-season interviews, the intensity of her scenes/plot this season is 6/10 (10/10 was Red Wedding IIRC). She was also asked about potential sex scenes/nudity and responded that D&D would probably be uncomfortable with that "because they still see me as a 13 y.o. girl". If I were to guess, I would say the main target for Ramsey's sadism is going to be his soon-to-be-former GF Myranda. Sansa might also suffer somehow but again it will be "6/10" stuff not a freaking dog rape.

From the released TWOW chapters we know that his forces has already seized Storm's End and he's there.

My understanding (i.e. things I read on the interent) is that incest doesn't necessarily result in deformities, it just makes certain things more likely to appear because of having two different versions of a gene you only get one.

Why would Stannis be going to Dreadfort? The Boltons has already taken over Winterfell in S4.

I still think Stoneheart thing is a smokescreen. There's precedence with shows declaring loud and clearly certain characters dead only to reveal them as living (won't be giving examples in order to not spoil). Technically only book readers should care about her but you can bet some intern would make a "Michelle Fairley set for shock GoT return" and that's something the producers would likely want to avoid.

The problem with Aegon is that people are drinking Vary's Kool Aid instead of looking at him with their own eyes. Yes, his education was supposed to make him humble and understanding of the plight of the common man etc., but it clearly didn't work. He freaks out over a game, speaks derisively over baby that was killed so he could live and expects Daenerys to fall over for him. He also accepts Tyrion's advice uncritically while Tyrion's wasn't even particularly serious about him. Oh, and he needed to be saved by Tyrion when attacked (all that fencing lessons sure paid off). What's funny is that all the things you bring in favor of him can seen from a totally opposite perspective. Rewarding Rolly Duckfield? Lack of political sense, that Kingsguard place could win him support of some lord if he didn't waste it on a nobody. Brave enough to lead an attack himself? More like foolish, overconfident and reckless.

Entitled, petulant little child?

They could have brought her earlier?

It wasn't just three of them, there was a detachment of City's Guard with them.