King Brandon Ice Eyes

But Myranda was a monster. She helped Ramsay in Theon's castration scene. It would be the same if Theon killed Skinner or Damon-Dance-For-Me in the books. Not every scene of violence against a woman can be taken as an endorsement of violence against women in general, even if written by D&D. With that said, if Theon didn't get the confession scene, they really fucked up his character completely. They ruined his arc and made it all about Sansa and Ramsay.

So Stannis dies (defeated by Ramsay!!!), Roose apparently doesn't even appear in the finale (he is in 4 episodes, isn't it?) and Theon doesn't get to do his confession? Is that right!? Fuck this mess!!!

So Stannis dies (defeated by Ramsay!!!), Roose apparently doesn't even appear in the finale (he is in 4 episodes, am I right?) and Theon doesn't get to do his confession? Is that right!? Fuck this mess!!!

Not watching but... really I didn't think it was possible. Stannis burned Shireen!?

Quite annoying. He does seem a bit conflicted but in the end that just shows he doesn't have a backbone to confront Melisandre. Because that's what Stannis is all about, right? It's not like he has a strong will or anything. He is the hapless dull king and evil Melisandre is pulling all his strings.

Joffrey's face was fantastic! Bran's visions and Bloodraven's voice was great! Hope the Unsullied start noticing that Bran is very important and his storyline is intriguing. Glad to see they are venturing into nasty Cersei once more. She is absolutely hateful in every scene she in. Lena did a good job. Starving the poor just to spite Margaery? That's your queen. Very disappointed with Stannis' scene. Another instance of "hapless king Stannis in Melisandre's thralls". Will Michael McElhatton ever be promoted to main cast? :crying: Guess we won't see him again until after Moat Caillin. Shae and Tyrion... just :stillsick: Everyone in the Dreadfort was brilliant, specially Allen.