Stannis I

"First Builder Sansa Stark, should we seal the gates?"

Yeah. For me it's different, though, since when the red wedding took place in the TV show I hadn't yet read that part in the book, so I didn't notice Robb's absences before it. Now the feeling is quite different, since I know Tywin will be dead in a few episodes... I tell you, it's quite a change watching the TV show as an unsullied and as a book reader! LOL

Just came to me that there was no Tywin in this episode... How dare they? Tywin will soon be killed and they have the audacity of letting him out of an entire episode? I can't think of a world without TV show Tywin Lannister... Charles Dance is way better than book Tywin...

But Mance doesn't help... he attacks! But I confess I have no idea who's coming from the north to help the NW...

Excellent episode, in my opinion. Best parts: - Selyse and Melisandre dialogue. It seems Shireen will have a role to play in the future; - Tyrion and Bronn dialogue; - Tyrion and Oberyn speaking about how they met. Pity they didn't put the whole dialogue, when Oberyn tells Tyrion how he believes Tywin murdered Elia and her children to 'pay a debt', since Aerys chose Elia instead of Cersei to marry Rhaegar; - Robin being Joffrey (I'll make those who bother me fly); - Lysa Arryn flying (she was bothering me, so...). Not so good: - Dario Naharys. I don't think this Dario is as cocky as the other one. He just seems nice; - New Mountain, who doesn't ride (or act, for all I can tell). And, by the description of the next episodes on IMDB, I'd say Stannis is not going to reach the wall this season (Mance Rayder isn't in any of the previews so far), but we definetely will have Hazzea!

Uncat, I'd guess.

I guess next episode we'll find out. I believe they'll create someone to take the blame, maybe a bard.

OMG! Someone dislike the TV adaptation... HBO is in panic!

:bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

Nope, same as seasons 1, 2 and 3.

Well, that's where whores go...

Could be, since they lost the perfect timing for that. Although I don't believe Tywin would write to Daenerys directly, like in a "hey, wassup? I hope you remain in Mereen forever and don't bother me here. BTW, Jorah was my spy. Cheers". Perhaps he's writting Ser Jorah and the letter gets intercepted...

Yes, there has... Roose Bolton tells Ramsay to retake Moat Cailin.

He's talking about Moat Cailin.

What?! Tywin Lannister is THE most powerfull man alive, both in the books and the TV show. Also, you cannot compare a rich and powerfull middle-age lord to a president in modern, republican and democratic country. He's more to Richellieu.

Everyone is Tywin's servant in Tywin's eyes...

1. The bones were from the goat... you can clearly see horns on the skull. Hazzea, I think, will come next. That was just a preview to show that Daenerys is paying for the damages her dragons do; 2. It's HBO, so there will be porn... LOL; 3. The dog scene was very funny at first (c'mon, you kill a hundred man but can't kill two dogs?). But thinking again, I believe they left not because of the dogs, but because Asha/Yara saw what had become of Theon.

Almost forget: Tywin telling Mace Tyrell to be a good man and fetch him some ink and paper was.... remarkable. LOL

WOW!!! Epic Tyrion!! And I love the Greyjoy's theme song...

She was diabolical, but while her father lived she wasn't full of schemes and plots (nobody cared about her). After Tywin's death, however, she becomes uncontrolled.

Oh, Your Grace... *bows deeply*

Nothing left BEFORE TWW... maybe next season we'll know more about Bloodraven and why in the seven hells he made Bran travel that far north... I hope it's not to become a f* tree!

Yep, last episode is named "Children", which, I believe, refers to CoTF

Soooo.. Locke won't take Bowen Marsh's place after all (all heil Hodor!); According to Jojen Reed, it ends in fire; Alayne is now LF's niece (no harm done); The Iron Bank has become a major player, meaning.... And meanwhile GRRM sleeps instead of finishing OUR books... who he thinks he is?! LOL

Well, considering how the kingsguard let two kings, a hand, a high septon and one of their own members die in their watch, aside the fact the Margaery just slipped right through into the king's chambers, I wouldn't be surprised if Olenna just took the cup and slowly dropped the poison inside.... but, I agree with you.