TripleOZero

I know people get all ragey every time a change is made, but that would be a great twist. (The Moat Cailin guy is probably right though.)

Well, Drogon knows where he can find a good snack now. When he swoops in next week, he won't find any goats (since he ate them all) -- only a kid playing. So he'll eat him instead. Then the poor goat herder gets to stand in line for another two hours with another sack of bones, thus playing out the scene from the book. Sure... why not?

Answers to all the forumer's questions: 1) It was definitely a goat, not the goat herder's son. The skull of the herder's son doesn't have horns. Perhaps the ribs were his son's, but it seems doubtful that he'd mix up the remains. 2) Littlefinger most definitely left Dontos in the rowboat and threw the necklace in there. The bay was locked down shortly thereafter. The Kings Landing Coast Guard (humor me) would have no trouble finding the rogue boat floating out in the bay. Hell, Littlefinger may have even tipped them off since it implicates Tyrion/Sansa and takes the blame away from him. 3) It makes no sense for Oberyn to volunteer to be champion at this point. He wants to kill the Mountain, but he hasn't been declared as Cersei's champion yet.

Nearly every episode has a hidden meaning in its title, one obvious, the other not so much. The Walk of Punishment (as mentioned in the episode) was the area where the slaves were displayed. But the small walk of punishment that Jaime took at the end of the episode will surely be the one most remembered.