Did anyone else notice when Sam was looking through the book before he flipped to the page with the map of dragonstone there was a picture of the dagger that the assassin used to try and kill bran. Was it just a collection of valyrian steel blades or something more. I'd say that definitely had to be nymeria in the ep 2 promo. Three wight giants, that we saw makes me start to see how the dead could bring down a dragon. This season is going to be fire and blood. Seems as though bran has learned a fair bit since we last saw him in season 6 as well. I hate the fact that there seems to be such a huge pothole when it comes to euron. Are D&D really trying to tell us that between the time Yara and Theon left pyke, arrived in Meeren and were nearly back to KL he magically found enough men on those tiny rocks after Y/T LEFT with enough men to man all the ships they stole. That they built 1000 ships or whatever with no trees to speak of and still had enough men to man all of them? Give me a fucking break. My only complaint about the whole episode is that.
