TobiasWong

Sorry, it's my fault. never will ask such sort of things again. :uhoh:

Did Arya go to Bravos? It seems that she wanted to go to the north but the captain denied, because he planned to come home in Bravos. Then Arya showed him the coin with saying the code. As a result the captain changed his mind. So I thought it means the ship would take Arya to the wall?

Well I think the Magic in these series was far more than subtle. Compared with the mysterious power of the God of Light--foreboding, resurgent and curse--The hatching of dragons seems not so inconceivable at all. So I think the Magic in Westeros is very powerful and arcane whereas the spells related to combat are not so impressed. As a result, there are not powerful wizards or sorceress who grasp sort of massive destruction spells in this world. However these is some really super power related to quantum mechanics..... :blushing:

    Haha...the skeleton fighting was also my favorite action scene in this episode or even in this whole season. Although it was a small-scale combat with less than enough budget, in my opinion it contained most vivid skeleton warrior models in the entire screen history.(skeletons, not zombies ) Well I think my preference of skeleton roots in being a fan of Heroes of Might and Magic when I was a chil, and I still can't keep my head when I see good images of these kind of stuff today.

The death of the hound and the survival of the mountain really made me....uncomfortable...(sorry that this one not being a native speaker and can not find some other more appropriate words....) But some belief still remains that maybe the hound could survive? After all the God of Light permitted his life once... or could that permission was made only because the God needed the hound to protect and help Arya approach to her destiny back then...? Ah.....Really eager to know what happened to the hound but really reluctant to hear any other spoilers....could someone here just tell me ONLY if the hound survived?