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I'm not a sir :P But 20 good men should not be able to wreak that much havoc on an experienced commander. Also the experienced commander should have scouts right?

I'm annoyed at Stannis, Brienne, and Olly. All of them do stupid things that don't make sense.

Why is Stannis so dumb? I thought he was the greatest commander in all of Westeros? He doesn't realize 20 men sneaking up on him and setting horses on fire He doesn't realize half of his men leaving with all his horses He doesn't realize that a massive cavalry is in front of him on the field until it's too late If Stannis is the greatest commander in Westeros, Westeros doesn't stand a chance against the horsemen of the East. The armies of Essos are much more intelligent then the idiots of Westeros.

Apologist sighting! He was surrounded by Boltons, and somehow Brienne evaded all the Boltons and found Stannis. I'm sure his banner men weren't holding their banners during the battle. I'm sure there are never any plot holes in your world.

Too logical.

Thought there were too many plot holes in this one. 1. How did Brienne find Stannis among the fighting? 2. How did Brienne remain safe while the fighting was going on? 3. Why did Brienne abandon Sansa to barge into a battle to find Stannis, which would have been extremely unlikely since Stannis was surrounded? Why not use the distraction to save Sansa? What happened to her oath? 4. How did that bitch deliver poison to Jaime's daughter? By kissing on the cheek? Please... 5. How did all those riders find Dany at that exact moment? 6. How did Tyrion and company escape the battle with all those harpies? 7. How did the witch travel so fast to Castle Black? 8. Where is the black guy that was the faceless man? Seems he's gone and now it's just Jaqen. 9. No one heard Meryn Trant's screams in the brothel and ran to rescue him? 10. Why did Trant not fight back? 11. Why didn't Lancel do the walk of shame? 12. Why did Cersei confess in the first place, what evidence is there? 13. Sansa and Theon are too high up to survive a fall. 14. How did Stannis not know that his men left, as they were leaving? How did he not know that he was being surrounded until it was too late? 15. Why did Sansa drop that tool she used to escape? It could have been useful again. Also, the walk of shame lasted far too long...

I think the Hound survives, and meets up with Sansa. Sansa eventually beats Little Finger at his own game, and kills him, and ends up marrying the Hound.

Something about Stannis strikes me as evil. Maybe it's the music lol. Also, I expect the Mountain come back like Frankenstein, the way they described the procedure. Anyone else love the special effects of the Brandon Stark scene? The skeletons reminded me of Pirates of the Carribean, so cool :) The grenades special effects were pretty as well. Maybe they can add some other special powers, like in X-Men :)

Does anybody else hate Stannis? The wildlings were about to negotiate reasonable peace terms with the Night's Watch, and then Stannis comes and slaughters them. Where were the wargs to alert Mance about their coming? Where were the giants and mammoths? Stannis is a lunatic with his evil red woman trying to assert his authority. He shouldn't have been even north of the wall, it's not his kingdom.

I called Brienne and the Hound meeting each other and fighting! Glad Brienne won, shows that the women in Westeros are stronger than the men :) Poor Shae though, Tyrion intrudes while she's sleeping, she grabs a knife to defend herself, and Tyrion kills her. Then Tyrion kills his father after he said he's not going to have him killed. Ungrateful son. Also, why would Tyrion kill Shae, then tell his dad who is sleeping with her that she's not a whore? Doesn't make sense. Didn't like Arya not going to the Eerie - why would she just ride her horse to some random place and get on a strange ship? Also, I thought there were 100,000 wildlings? Didn't seem like very many. How did Stannis get so many men and surround the wildlings? I thought the wildlings had those wargs to see?

Hated this episode. There was no plot, just fight scenes. Also, the fighting didn't make any sense. Why would Mance send people behind the wall to attack during a "test run"? Why not send all your forces behind the wall? Also, why were there so few wildlings attacking the gate? Why did the giant who lifted the gate go inside? He should have held it open and propped it up so everyone could get through. I like Blackwater much better! Also, I hate that little boy for killing Ygritte. And the way they portrayed Ygritte's death was terrible. At least let her loosen the bow indicating that she wasn't going to kill Jon. Or have Ygritte kill that bald dude just before he was going to kill Jon. I wish Jon Snow would die, he's an annoying character. So were there really 100,000 wildlings? I just saw a big bush fire, but not many wildlings. I really hoped the wildlings would win. The wildlings are like the Germanic tribes vs the Roman Empire. We always see the Germans lose, like in Gladiator, was hoping they'd win this time :)

Why didn't he just stab him instead of bite him? And why was the other guy just standing there while Arya took out her sword and stabbed him?

I liked this episode a lot. The ending was great. LittleFinger is just an amazing character! I was totally caught by surprise when he pushed her out of moondoor. However, I hated Sansa - she was so mean to Robin. She told him he "ruined" her castle when he accidentally knocked a tower down. Also, it seems Sansa is/was much bigger than Lysa, so she was in no real danger of getting thrown out the door. The thing I'm left wondering is how LittleFinger is going to explain how Lysa died - it's either Sansa or LF that did it... maybe LF will say she was suicidal? Maybe Robin ordered her to fly? Or maybe the first person that comes in will take the blame? I liked the Oberyn scene and the Bronn scene. I hope Oberyn dies though, aside from that scene, all he does is have sex. But that would mean Tyrion dies too, unless Tywin pardons him, or he escapes. Liked the Arya scene, except the wound seemed so superficial - why would a guy try to grab someone from the back in the neck, and why wouldn't Arya see him coming? And how does a grab around the neck cause such a wound? Didn't like the Dany scene. The guy is not attractive at all, and his butt is too flat. Khal Drogo is a thousand times the man that guy with the beard is. Anyways, aside from those nitpicks, this episode was great. Best part was the LittleFinger scene :)

Why would Tywin choose? I think if Tywin chose, he'd choose an easy fighter, so Tyrion can live and Jaime can go to Casterly Rock. But if Cersei chooses, she'll choose Jaime or someone better - but that person must be willing. Maybe Cersei can somehow convince Jaime to fight. But Tyrion's pick is definitely Bronn. I guess it could be Oberynn, since that guy does nothing except have sex. Why would the show introduce him just to have sex, he must be there for a reason. I guess if Mountain was chosen, Oberynn would be the guy, since he mentioned wanting revenge in the first episode. But Tywin needs Tyrion alive, so Jaime can go back... so he should just choose an easy opponent against Tyrion. Too bad Ser Dontos isn't around. :( Did I mention how much of a letdown Yara was? "50 best killers".. guess the best of the Ironborn was about the same skill level as a regular Dreadfort person, and much less than some dogs. :(

Didn't like the Yara scene. They had 50 men, I expected more from the best killers of the Iron Islands. Guess their bark is worse than their bite :) They should have killed the dogs in the cages. Just stick a sword through the cage! I thought Ironborn were more fearless, but I guess not. And why was Ramsey fighting naked? What were those cuts from.... sex? I didn't see any knives in the sex scenes? Ramsay is so ugly too, his eyes are so big and he has a super wide mouth and big nose and curly weird hair. Best part of the show was the dragon :)