SilverGhost

A lot of those killed during the Red Wedding didn't deserve to die. It's not only the Starks who deserve revenge, many of the Houses of the North and Riverlands lost family and men that night and the Lannisters and Boltons are sitting back and letting the Frey's take the blame. The Red Fork will run red with blood before the series is over.

If she exists its merely to convey that the Starks are aware (well were aware at that point in history) of Aegon's dream and that is why they bent the knee. She might try and hook up with him in order to unite their bloodlines to be the bond that will defeat the others -- he agrees to get his mother to break his betrothal or do it when he is king - but then ends up dead and that promise is lost in the sappy love songs that bard compose about the pair.

Ohhhhhh Marry - Daemon II - I mean settling down to a life of going to concerts and tournaments just seems like living #bestlife or some other modern dream. Bang - Daemon - Once and done, anyone else who stays around him for too long either ends up dead (usually by arrow) or exiled and bitter(steel). Daemon is Westeros' "Ex Nobody Ever Gets Over" so I would like to keep from too involved. Kill - Aegon - It's what all the cool kids are doing? Next - Female Leaders/Warriors of the Dance era (Team Rhaenyra) Jeyne Arryn Sabitha Frey Black Aly Blackwood

Marry Robb (He's probably a good family man) Bang Jaehaerys (he's an awful parent but was probably a good lay) Kill Daeron (And save probably 100,000 lives) Next: Heirs Who Never Wore the Crown Baelor Breakspear Aemon the son of Jaehaerys and father of Rhaenys Rhaegar

Lame Lothar Frey Next - John Turturro

I always got the impression that D&D were just rushing towards a conclusion and just made whatever leaps of logic or story they required to get there. Probably were burned out, under pressure, with a desire to move on to new projects and pushing to an ending they didn't really understand. Doesn't excuse how things ended up but I suppose I can understand the whys behind the final two seasons crashing like a dragon struck with a scorpion bolt fired by a "forgotten" fleet. The most frustrating thing for me is that I really loved the show at certain points, especially in the first couple of seasons, but the ending pretty much destroys my ability to enjoy it on a rewatch. I tried, I honestly did, but the omissions that I was once able to overlook/tolerate now stand out as the beginning of the cracks that would lead to the messy last few seasons. It's tough enough watching characters making the bad decisions that will lead to their downfall without having to witness where the creators were doing the same on a meta level. Even the most epic moments lose some of their punch when you remember that as riveting and amazing as those moments were, a major botch is only X number of episodes ahead.

Lyarra Stark Next - Jonny Lee Miller

Ser Jon Fossoway Next - Christopher Meloni

Septon Barth Next: Alex Kingston

Jocelyn Baratheon Next: Christopher Eccleston

Lloyd Owen - Orys Baratheon Sophia Di Martino

"He had a knife and was near the princess, I believed her life was in danger."

Adult Bracken was drunk and overconfident. That is a terrible combination. Weird scene all around - Fire and Blood made it seem like the Princess wowed Knights and Lords while on her tours but here she comes off as an annoying brat. Like the small cameo from the Frey in line -- the second son of the House who outright asked for her hand in Fire and Blood and got laughed at.