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I thought that was a case of Drogon being the alpha and them falling in line with his actions.

The scene is taken from her escape from Harrenhal in Clash of Kings. The more I think about this episode, the more I dislike it. Unsurprisingly, the best parts were Bran and Arya. The Starks are the heart of the show.

Yeah, he'd murder her ala Kevan Lannister.or my theory, he could remove her from the board by making her fake Arya.

Now I can't get the thought of Tyrion/Pod slash fan fic out of my head, :ohwell:

Another way they can play it if they intend to protect Jaime/Brienne's characters at all is Brianne is actually going to sneak Sansa out and Littlefinger offers Sansa door number two. She goes with the devil she knows, so Brianne will think Sansa actually partook in regicide and is on a mission of pure justice for the crown?

Jaime has no honor and I never believed finding Sansa and Arya in Fest/Dance would be lead to him fulfilling his vow. Remember his terms to Edmure Tully. He is still destroying the Starks/Tullys and would have 'returned' the Stark girls to Casterly Rock to be imprisoned with their uncle, or perhaps even sending Arya to Ramsey Bolton, putting aside the practicalities of controlling a faceless man for a moment, which I doubt a hapless cripple like Jaime could do. That would have been his loophole because Jaime looks for loopholes, he doesn't embrace the true valor and honor of a knight. Thus, Kingslayer, his well earned nickname. He's more concerned with getting back to his happy place with Cercei from the looks of this episode anyway. Here, on the show, Sansa is now a Lannister, so she doesn't need returning. That's Jaime's loophole. Varys tried to play nice with Shae, so I think he'll play hard ball and my theory of her becoming fake Arya could be brought about by him in season4.

I was actually dreading this episode. I thought the show had abandoned the Stark POV and would play the Red Wedding as a Lannister triumph. The prior episodes had gone too far pushing them as 'protagonists' if not outright heroes. This episode shows the Red Wedding as the abomination it was, so I am happy. And all the Starks out on the road were given their voices. Bran and Jon are get characters if you let them have their voices.

Melisandre looked good tonight. Of all the characters who appear on this show, she is the most in charge of her sexuality, seriously, the stuff she was up to actually was hot, not sleazy and uncomfortable like so much other junk to pass off as adult entertainment on this show (Pod and the Whores/Littlefinger "play with her ass").

Definitely the best episode of the season.

I really don't have much issue with many of the changes. I like the idea of the dragons being used to lure Danny into the House of the Undying. I thought the stuff Arya faced was a great way to force out her second kill. I also think Tywin knows who she is and is amused by her lies. Of course, if so, he's a much kindlier jailer than his crazy family in Kings Landing. The Robb romance stuff is straight out of bad 2 star romance movie. I'll agree with that.