My friend Alayne Arya mad

That's the way to show everyone!

Most importantly, fuck email, send a raven. All the arya hate...at what point did anyone think she is/should be all fine in the head? She's a killer. Arya has never forgotten her butcher boy and Sansa not speaking up. She is not jealous of nice dresses and hairdos, she's disdainful of them. All that being said, i felt like giving Sansa the knife was a warning, and not only of herself. LF is scared of Arya, he doesn't know quite know how to predict her and knows she can and will kill him without being worried of consequences. As far as sending Brienne to KL, i think Sansa did it first and foremost because LF tried to push the thought of her (clumsily i thought) on Sansa.

I just saw "Snowcean's Seven"...not bad lol.

Ned Stark is laughing his ass off.

By "this war" i took it to mean between dany and the lannisters, so just house Tyrrell.

I read somewhere that creatures with fur were much more time consuming and costly to cgi with any degree of realism. It made sense to me but it doesn't make me miss ghost and nymeria any less.

What are you gonna make a breastplate out of that's more protective than dragon scales?

I think they were just aiming center mass style but it seemed to me that Drogon pulled up to protect his mistress. Also, intentional or not, he seemed to avoid exposing her for most of the battle (no dives straight down to come in low, etc). Though that could all be unintentional on the showmakers' part. On the topic of the dagger...my money is on that dagger ending Cersei, Littlefinger, or both.

Drogon dropping out of the clouds, the music, and that first "Dracaris" gave me chills.

Sorry something is very screwy when I try to quote... Perhaps there is only supposed to be a static number of FM and you must replace one. My thoughts that led to this are centered around the kindly man saying "Finally a girl..." I just don't understand what Arya did that is remarkable outside of killing the waif.

Just a thought on "becoming no one." Perhaps every faceless man has to kill another faceless man sent to kill them. Being given to the many faced god and giving him the killer instead is perhaps how one becomes "no one."

It was really her this time.

WTF did I just watch? 3/10 I gave 2 points for the walk of shame and 1 point for arya going stab happy.

I see folks complaining about the sandsnakes scene...as I told my wife..."sadly that's their best acting yet by far." Lol.

Jaquen/The Kindly Man deemed Arya ready after she gave death to the girl as a gift. A gift to both her and her father, given with compassion.

3/10 I think the main reason I gave it a 3 instead of 1 or 2 is that last week dropped my expectations. One thing I don't understand about the posters here...I see people talking about how horrible the sand snakes/ dorne scenes are (and I agree). However the same folks will rate the episode a 7 or higher. When something is that bad, how can you separate it from the whole so easily? If I loved every other part of the episode, I still couldn't go over 5 as those scenes were just insanely bad. I had less of a problem with the end than a lot of people. However I dislike the shows portrayal of ramsay. I think they give him too much credit in terms of self control.

Barristan forgot how to put on armor or how to be cautious in a city full of unrest, the sand snakes forgot how to act, and the unsullied forgot they have short swords...which is not that surprising as , with the exception of Grey Worm, they also forgot how to fight.

The sand snakes looked like something out of a bad B movie. Barristan Selmy turned into a moron who goes traipsing about without armor in Mereen, and aside from grey worm, the unsullied forgot how to fight. I was cautiously optimistic about the show going forward....this was just awful. 1/10