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edit: wrong thread.

Also, I have a totally unrelated question. Does anybody know what the font for the forum header is?

You could be right; perhaps I am overstating. I just thought the parallel between Robert and his warhammer and Gendry and his hammer would have been more significant. Honestly, I wouldn't be at all surprised if the hammer reappeared next season without explanation.

Why establish this whole thing about Gendry and his hammer for him to just hand it over to the Hound, who then tosses it to one side and leaves it Beyond the Wall?

LOVED the dialogue between Brienne and The Hound. We needed to be reminded of his softer side.

I agree that more people should have died. I mean, I'm glad that they didn't, because Jorah, Tormund and the Hound are up there in my top 10 favourite characters, but reason and powerful storytelling and GOT's reputation for killing off important characters says that we should have lost a big hitter. But we lost Thoros of Myr instead and I kinda shrugged my shoulders. Sad, but not a devastating loss.

True about the Viscerion thing, but I did think the visual of him sliding down into the water was absolutely gorgeous and tragic.

Yep, that too. The sharp features locked it right down for me.

It's 100% Jorah. There is no mistaking that profile. Or that voice.

But she pretty much did set Kings Landing on fire, in a manner of speaking. She certainly decimated an important chunk of it. I absolutely want Jaime to be the Valonqar, but I’m struggling to determine his breaking point. Cersei has wandered extremely far down the road of madness at this point and the most he can muster is a furrowed brow and a few concerned glances in her direction. I am screaming for him to snap. Their last living child is dead because of her and the parallels between Cersei and Aerys are clear to see, but he still stands beside her. I can’t think what more it would take for him to realise that she must be stopped, and that he must be the one to stop her.

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