Dany's Silver

Jesus, Aiden Gillen is shorter than Sophie Turner. LOL.

This household has had a few already! ETA: Run, Sansa, RUN!

:cheers: Cheers! This'll be good.

They are already giving him sweet sleep prior to the trip down from the Eyrie. The maester is worried that he has had too many doses already. I doubt that Sansa will be responsible for his death, but I think she'll know about LF's role, especially since she's heard the maester voice his concerns.

The Eyrie's Maester is concerned about the toxic build up of the sweet sleep that LF has told the maester to give the boy for his shaking sickness. I suspect the boy will *accidentally* be given too many doses too close together.

ShowLoras has already said (while looking at Renly's body) to both Margaery and LF that he doesn't believe Brienne had anything to do with Renly's death.

I ended up really enjoying this episode, especially now that I have rewatched it without a myriad of questions from my Unsullied friends and family. [i liked the suggestion made by someone earlier than Summer Children would be a better term for non-book readers!] The biggest complaint I have is the fact that we don't see Tyrion figure out that Joffrey was responsible for the attempt on Bran's life. I get that it's more difficult to show this on TV than in the books, but a wordless glance from Tyrion after Joffrey says that he's familiar with Valyrian steel would work if Tyrion has a subsequent conversation with Varys. Otherwise, I can usually keep the book's canon separate from its televised version and not mind too much, but that was one pay off I enjoyed in the books and would like to have seen televised.

9/10 I thoroughly enjoyed this episode (and that's not just the vino talking). I will enjoy it even more when I rewatch it, and I am definitely happy to have this show back on the air. :cheers: