Woman of Steel

Yeah, nobody in the camp took her seriously at all until then. She was just another Khal's widow.

fly me to the moon

Yeah, exactly..

wickedrum

babies Jorah and Daenerys!

Northern_xTC

Just a head's up, but apparently there's spoilers out for the entire episode today since it supposedly got leaked. So yeah...be careful everyone.

Mi||iê Måë

Yes it has leaked, so if you don't want to know, stay away from certain Facebook pages/groups etc!

fly me to the moon

That's why I avoid from the twitter.. Bec I saw someone mention about it.. I was like bye..

Aurora Cormier

I love Jon/Sansa so much I just want all the Starks together again

Red Dragon

Best part of the episode was Jorah/Dany for me. I just love them. Will Jorah find a cure?!! I MUST KNOW!

I need to rewatch the ending again (already!)...was Hodor killed? Odd how he came to say "Hodor"..

SUMMER! What. the. heck. is with them killing all the direwolves all of a sudden?! That wasn't even that helpful for Summer to run into all those dead anyway! I know he was trying to protect Bran, but he should have stayed with Bran! I wonder if they are just trying to get rid of some of the cgi elements in the show to keep costs down? Only 2 left now..

Aurora Cormier

I didn't watch the whole episode cause I had to go have dinner, so I missed Dany/Jorah I REALLY hope he finds a cure


I didn't understand the ending very well...I'm just confused with this Bran watching stuff happen thing, I don't get what that is for Were things that way in the book too?

Red Dragon

I forgot to comment on the scene where Arya is watching the play. I always appreciate so much how they continue to reference Ned on the show. I haven't really enjoyed Arya's story this season or last, but seeing her face fall as she relived her father being dragged before the crowd and murdered...

ETA - from the recaps and interviews I'm reading, it seems pretty definitive that Hodor is dead. :

I wonder what Daario was thinking during the exchange between Dany and Jorah? He looked like an awkward third wheel.

fly me to the moon

I feel bad for Arya when she realize what play is about.. Poor her.. I just want to hug her..

I'm so sad that Hodor is gone and I can't wait to know what will happen..

wickedrum

I was wondering why Daario was in that scene at all. As far as I can remember, he didn't say or do anything!

Red Dragon

Daario has struck me this season as being kind of jealous, to be honest. He was the one who seemed fascinated by Jorah's love for Dany, he was the one that kept reminding Jorah that Dany doesn't want him back (as if to say "but she wants me"). I don't really understand Daario's character, he never really struck me as the type to care whether she loved him or was devoted to him.

But I think it was clear that Dany loves Jorah very much (though not the same way Jorah loves her) and that she *needs him*. And maybe that makes Daario jealous, because she doesn't need him? I don't know. Maybe that's wishful thinking.

It just seemed like Daario was there as a witness to what happened and I'm not really sure why he was there other than to see how much Dany cares for Jorah.

Woman of Steel

Rest in peace, Willis aka Hodor.

Well, watching visions of the past could help Bran decide how to proceed in the future. Better to know the cold hard facts than flowery legends. I guess that was the idea anyway.

Zefiro

They really went far with Bran's storyline. I'm happy after I recovered from my emotions for Hodor and Summer to be honest.
Poor Bran...he has a huge power on his hands..and seriously I can't believe they had to wait something like 5 season to make it interesting...he's the only character that is going to understand the nature of the White Walkers and yet last season he wasn't even on screen...bah