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Rodrick went to retake Torrhen Square with 200 men, he could easily have lost a significant part of that force in there.

Pacing was slow yes, but it didn't drag at all, it flew by. There were so many cool things and great dialogs in here, and the cinematography keeps getting better, fucking beautiful. An strong 9/10 for me.

Well the helmet didn't save the guy who got his head crushed in front on Stannis.

I think it might not be a charade after all, really disapointed. It must be said, this relationship has been one of the lowest point in the series so far.

I loved this episode, but I had a problem with the last scene. It isn’t that they choose to make it clearer that those two burned bodies were not Bran and Rickon, rather than they cut the scene way too early. The sickened face of Theon when he looks at the bodies was great, the screams of Maester Luwin were heartbreaking, and the score for that scene was incredible pertinent, it really wanted to make you feel the same as Theon: lost, confused and absolutely sickened. But I can’t help to think that if that scene lasted a little longer it could have an even bigger impact. They could have shown the disgusted faces of the people of Winterfell for example, or more facial expressions from Theon, realizing what he has done and his internal struggle in that moment. I mean, murdering two innocents boys is a truly horrible an unredeemable act, even if they aren´t who they are supposed to be. We got to see too little of his reactions for my taste, and worst is that Alfie Allan has shown to be really good at it. When the picture faded to black I couldn't help to feel a little disappointed with that scene, because of the emotional potential that it had. Still this was an incredible episode, one of the best if not the best of the season for me.