Pib_Juju

I liked the resurrection of Donderion, because he was such a minor character and the whole thing seemed so creepy, sad, and bizarre. Didn't like Catelyn being resurrected at all-- it felt cheap somehow, I agree.

Didn't mind the Jon Arryn reveal at all-- it actually seems almost comparable to Joffrey's line about the dagger, and Tyrion finally realizing it was Joff who tried to have Bran killed way back in season one. That's ancient history now, in television terms. While Jon Arryn's killer is a big reveal in the books, it just doesn't seem all that important in the show at this point, and would actually seem pretty absurd if coupled with that intense later scene and played up like a climactic reveal. 'Hey, remember that character you liked who died in season one when he was investigating the death of a character you never actually saw? No? Well, strap in, viewer, because the answer to Sean Beane's murder investigation that you didn't really get (and actually wonder if it was in Lord of the Rings and not Game of Thrones, come to think of it), is the climactic reveal of tonight's episode!!!'

Yeah, when she said she wasn't going to Westeros, I felt a great disturbance in the Force... as if millions of viewers sighed in exasperation, and were suddenly... angry.

It was also a prosthetic breast, which probably helped.