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Who was the woman at the beginning who died of the boar attack? Was she someone significant?

Good grief! Subha’s going to win this isn’t he?

Jon didn’t officially renounce his commander ship of the NW until after the hangings. It was then that he gave the cloak to Edd.

I’m going to pretend that Jon & Ghost had their own separate goodbye offscreen. It’s the only way I can believe that Jon would leave without acknowledging Ghost. I won’t change my mind on this

I can truly see Jon, when all is said & done, going North & hanging with the Wildlings & Ghost. I think he foreshadowed it when he told Tormund that Ghost belongs in the north, not the south. Thinking about the dire wolf/Stark connection.

I haven’t seen this posted yet, but I wonder if Bran told Tyrion the truth about Jon when they were alone

The look on Dany’s face when Jon told her the truth.....yikes.

Funny how we all have our own takes. I felt for Theo because I think in her mind, she wanted to spend time with her sister in LA. However (and this is my take), I believe Theo was hurt because she felt Nell only wanted her there because knew of Theo’s “gift”. She needed to know what really happened to her husband. She thought Theo could help. Otherwise, why would they have had that scene in one of the flashbacks where Nell was fascinated when she witnessed Theo using said “gift”.

I’m a Canadian RN who has only ever worked in Canada. Maybe medical practice in the US is different than in Canada, but I have never seen a central line inserted into the external jug vein ever. Much less by a nurse or nurse practitioner. In fact most NP’s here don’t even wear scrubs or do bedside care. Not to mention using an IV catheter without an ultrasound or sterile procedure to insert said catheter. I like the basis of this show, but the medical aspect leaves a lot to be desired. Maybe I just need to suspend reality.

That last scene with Klaus & Elijah just about killed me. Then the hug. I lost it.

Actually, Canada had 14 in Vancouver. The most ever by a host nation. Sorry. I'm very protective of my country in the Olympics. Prior to Vancouver, we were the only host country to never win at home.

Also he's done a great job of staying objective considering his brother is one of the competitors he's commenting on.

And apparently they did. Homan lost to China.

That American performance was beautiful. However, I was distracted by the braid. I kept waiting for it to take out the brother's eye.

When did Ice Dance & Pairs become so similar looking? I swear I keep expecting some of these couples to break out into jumps. I know this is the more technical program but to me there doesn't seem to be as much dancing.

As someone who works in the medical profession, I was cringing throughout. Throwing ice water on a patient to wake them to up, in 15 years of ICU nursing I have never seen that. Also that is not how you put in a central line. No sterility, no ultrasound, randomly cutting into neck with a scalpel.....I get that the show is pressed for time, but please at least try a little bit.

So I'm really confused. I know it's an alt universe but is this Cinderella supposed to be the same character as the previous? Not that it matters but she would have been about 10 years older than Henry. Then no mention of her first child? Or maybe she doesn't exist in this universe?? I must have missed something along the way.

This info gets me closer to my dream scene featuring Jon, Jaime, Bronn & Davos hanging out in a bar (or whatever they're called in Westeros), drinking.

I know who she is but I don't know WHO she is. Aside from being married to John Legend, what exactly is her claim to fame? All I ever read about her is how she spouts off when people criticize her on Twitter.

That's what I thought too. I saw it as, Sansa caught a look at LF, and she realized exactly what/who she was dealing with. To me, it looked like she realized Jon might be in trouble.

I have been thinking lately about this....I have read on this thread and others about how Jon would never want the Iron Throne. When he was named King, he looked pretty proud. I want to speculate that maybe he does develop a liking for this whole "King" thing after ruling the North, however short or long his rule. Perhaps his aspirations may change. Especially if (when?) he learns of his true heritage.

A bit of a change of topic, but something I was thinking about...It's been about 4 years since I've read the books. I think it was in the last book but I seem to remember something about Cersei flipping out a little bit when she found out that Jon had become LC of the Night's Watch. Am I wrong in remembering that she wanted to have him killed? Since that was never addressed on the show, I wonder if now that he is the Northern King vs her Southern Queen, it will be.

Jaime, Bronn (because you know he'd follow his new BFF North), Jon & Davos fighting on the same side.....I want this so bad. Which means it will likely never happen.

There's always Mel. She was ready, willing and able once.....

I'm super curious to know when this supposed "big" Jon episode that Kit mentioned in Entertainment Weekly is going to happen. Given that there is one episode left with apparently 60 other plots happening (exaggerating slightly), I can't really see Jon being the focus.