Wolfking007

South is definitly economicaly stronger, but has also always been divided by various inner conflicts (Martell VS Tyrell etc). Sansa is already allied with vale and riverlands, and now has more than enough time to rebuild north. It doesn't matter anyway, story is over.

Bran could live long enough to outlive Sansa's grandchildren, all he needs is to plant a weirwood tree near by. North has never been conquered before so I don't see why would they need to be afraid of South in the future.

They were never part of the North, before Targs they were independent kingdom. The Riverlands were under their control at time Targs arrive, and their capitol was Harrenhall.

Maybe. I always had a impression they've started to appear again after the Roberts rebellion or somewhere around that time. Craster probably wasn't the only one offering his sons, and in the Battle at Winterfell there were only ~20 - 30 of them, maybe 50. The rest of them were zombies. If they have reappeared sooner it would be more of them. But then again this is the show where you see all of Dothraki die in one battle, and then 2 episodes later there are hundreds of them in another battle so...

Children are suppose to be extinct, at least in the show, and with them their magic too, so thats probably the end for the WW's. I really don't remember were they defeated, forced back or some kind of deal was made. I'm just guessing they didn't disappear for 8000 years out of goodness of their hearts

I haven't reread the books for quite a while, so I don't remember how it went exactly, and I don't recall show acknowledging previous conflicts with WWs. In the show just like in the books they were gone for 8000 years, and nobody in Planetos remembers how exactly they were defeated or pushed back into hiding. All that remains from that time are legends about Azor Ahai and lightbringer.

That might be true, there are some Houses that are claiming to be blood of the first men like Blackwoods and they are minority south of the neck. But The North has never been conquered by the Andals, and First men kept their domination over the land north of the neck despite all of the "migrations".

This wasn't the first appearance of the Others and White Walkers, they were defeated once before, so it's safe to asume they could appear again.

Every House north of The Neck has the blood of the First men, except Manderlys who came to the North from The Reach.

Sansa to Edmure: "Uncle sit down". ...and he actually sits.

He didn't kill her because he was afraid for his life, it was the idea that she might kill his sisters If they refused to bend the knee. He knew that both Arya & Sansa were not fond of "his Queen" so he had to choose.

I haven't read the entire thread so sorry If this had been discussed. How come that Jon didn't get killed by Unsullied or Dothraki. We saw them killing prisoners left & right but somehow they spared him?

Once the bad taste of the show version fades you should give the books a try. You wont regret it

Knife through the heart

But he tried to sleep with her in previous episode. The fact that she is his aunt didn't bother him then, why should that be the case now?