bloodsteel bitterraven

I just finished reading Dune!

500 pages left is too much unfortunately. This really doesn't sound good. I know George wants to release a quality book, but maybe it's time he sends his editor what he has, even if it's incomplete.

I don't think they are evil.

I just have a question. I may have missed it, but was there any mention of what happened to Gilly? If Sam is the Grand Maester, he most likely had to leave Gilly. I hope she's ok. Maybe she stayed at Winterfell. She is a Northern girl afterall.

That line by Tyrion about "asking him in 10 years" tells me they're leaving the door open for more seasons.

As a prison I guess.

That council with Bronn looked like something out of Monty Python. But oh well, the episode could have been much worse.

Ok, it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. At least they dealt with the power vacuum that we had seen in the last few seasons in most of the kingdoms. I'll give it a 7/10.

I just did, and it felt great.

hahaha that's a good one. I can't believe they turned the greatest threat the world had ever faced into a horned f***er that was dealt with in one episode.

I'm not signing the petition because previous seasons have problems too. It's not just the last one.

What could have been: Instead we got ...finger in the bum

That's exactly why I expected him to talk about Littlefinger's death!

Varys! Tyrion! Shouldn't they have said something?

I was just watching this video on Conleth Hill being disappointed with how they handled his character in the last two seasons, and also that he didn't get to comment on Littlefinger's death. Seriously, how come no one seems to care that Littlefinger died? Do they even know he's dead, or do they think he went back to the Vale? And I read this really funny comment under the video: hahahahaha

But how? Didn't the Maesters try to send someone else to replace Pycelle? I thought that's how things worked. They certainly wouldn't be ok with someone like Qyburn.

Does King's Landing have a Grand Maester after Pycelle's death? We haven't seen one.

This is just comedy now

I doubt it to be honest

So why was Cersei upset about not getting the elephants? How was she planning to use them? I guess we will never find out.

The episode is titled "The Bells"

Yes Jon doesn't deserve the throne.

Here it is. D.B. Weiss explains everything. Dany started killing people, because she takes it personal. What? LOL

Why did the Mountain hate his brother? I thought the hate was one-sided, and the Mountain is just an evil man.

I kind of liked the episode, but then Aegon the Conqueror turned into Viserys the beggar king. I'm sure D&D will explain how that happened, but it didn't work for me. Jaime beating Euron, and then Euron claiming he killed Jaime Lannister was ridiculous. The final scenes with Arya, were just bad. I get it, D&D love Arya, but that was seriously stupid. A horse? Just stop it D&D. And yes, lets celebrate incest. 2/10 for me.