Andros Sotherton

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If D&D makes Hodor AND Summer come back with blue eyes... I don't know how I could emotionally survive that but of course they will! Those bastards love to torture us poor viewers...

I've read some that didn't like the choice of end scene, I myself thought it the best one out of them all. Not sure if I can say "the least anticipated" (for Unsullied) but anyways. BUT! Wouldn't it have been more awesome to, after Jon's "death", pan over the wall to see/travel north and see a mighty host of wights and in front of them, A SMILING NIGHT'S KING?!?! :drool:

But you did get to enjoy the incredible, the fabulous, the extraordinary...Ray Hudson!!!

A question: Didn't know where to appropriately post this but why do some threads become locked?

That is something of a start! Would be cool to get a closer look to all of the material. After-exam-plans in the making!

Have someone ever looked into the relationship between Jon and Ghost? I am rereading ADwD and just finished Jon XI where he comes back from treating with Tormund and his 4'000 free folks. When he steps out from the negotiation, Ghost is not with him but comes later with Val. A thought crept on me then, about the connection between Jon and Ghost. My memory is too bad for recalling how it's been in the past but what I came to think about was that each time Jon makes decisions that are bad for him or him not being true to himself, where is Ghost then? Just as inklings we've had before about Robb not trusting Greywind when he snarls at people, Ghost taking fancy to Melisandre and things like that. So maybe this has more to do with the connection of the Stark's direwolves and their human counterparts in general. In Ghost's case he is more quiet than the others so maybe it shows in another way than open snarling like with Greywind. He is somewhat more special, just as Jon(?). There might be nothing here and just my mind longing for something extra, a deeper meaning or likewise. But still, had to ask. We all know that there is something special about the direwolves. If not, I might look into it myself.

I cannot seem to get the right number of spacing after a quote. Edit: A double break after quote and single break after normal text, alright!

Alright! Thank you. Even though it's a guess I don't remember it from the books so it could be true. Yeah I remember the stones from him as well. Thanks mate!

A question about THE scene: Why does Joffrey have stones on his eyes? Can't remember what the books say about that. Could anyone inform me of this?

The whole thing is off. When they film her standing behind Daario the attacker must be coming straight from Meereen. Look at how the Unsullied stands in the background. But when they film the champion and when he is died his charge came from the side. Weird...

6 out of 10. Kind of regret my low rating when I come to think of it. Just finished the episode, maybe should have at least given it a 7. Really liked it but what brought it down in rating was the differences from the books. Of course that doesn't affect the show but to me as a reader it was in my face quite clearly. Two important things, what the hell was that with Jaime and what deflection are Weiss and Benioff taking with Craster's Keep?