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The two Tarly's went out like champs. And we need more people to bring up that whole Patricide thing with Tyrion. Lots of people have shitty parents, I think it's still generally considered poor form to murder them.

I highly doubt that was was the only Scorpion in the arsenal. Qyburn told Cersai that he had men working around the clock when he unveiled the initial weapon.

That's actually so logical, I'm annoyed that it almost certainly isn't what's going to happen. They just showed us that Qyburn's quite familiar with posions, after all.

Oh, I know the Lannisters have a navy in in the books. But in the show, they get no mention beyond "Euron torched them like 15 years ago. " Just seems like an obvious mistake that they are being omitted.

They could have avoided a lot of this Euron teleportation nonsense by simply having the Lannister fleet attack the ships at Casterly Rock. Or are we to assume Tywin never bothered to rebuild his navy after all this time.?

Fair enough . I haven't rewatched past episode two. I'll listen for that going forward. It just struck me as clearly Bernard's voice in the opening of "Chestnut " saying "remember "

I rewatched the first two episodes prior to Sunday's premiere, and thought the voice was pretty clearly Bernard , albeit a bit distorted .

I agree with the people who think that when all is revealed, Delores will prove to be the inspiration for Wyatt. And thinking back on Ford's attitude and tone when speaking to both her and Teddy, I wonder if they're shared loop as doomed lovers isn't Ford's version of hell, which he's condemned them to for their actions in the (un)buried city so long ago? When you think about it , they seem to have the most bleak existence of the host a we've seen. Teddy always failing to protect his love, and dieing in front of her eyes. And Delores , forced to witness the murder of everything and everyone she cares for, and then be raped (and likely killed) by the perpetrators .

Thank you. The popularity of these theories (William=Mib, 2 timelines) baffles me. Dolores meets William after a memory of Mib causes her to go off her loop, so there goes that idea. Also, At least one employee (Stubbs) has been explicitly shown watching both William (through Dolores) and Mib's actions.

True, but I'm pretty sure almost every person who gets name dropped (and is still alive ) shows up sooner or later.

I bet he will. Why bother bringing him up otherwise? They didn't bother to name any of Ned's other companions.

Just a couple points: Kevan dies at the end of Adwd. I think GRRM has stated that Benjen and Coldhands are two different people.

Yes, Starfall is in Dorne. I was referring to the books, however. Edric was never introduced in the show, which likely disqualifies him for playing any major role in the books. I just thought that it was interesting, I never thought of Dawn as being a canidate for Lightbringer. I assume that if the sword is real, it will likely be "created" by AzorAzhai,not handed to him.

Hmm. And we happen to have the young Lord (or heir?) to Starfall in the company of a Red Priest. (At least, I think. Maybe Edric went home after Beric died that final time. I don't remember him being a part of the "new" BwoB.

Was Loras actually in the rainbow guard on the show? I don't recall them mentioning that specifically. Maybe they did, and I've forgotten, but I think Brieanne is the only one to be explicitly named as a member of Renly's seven.