NOLA504

lunas_borednow

That about sums it up...

Logan

2 more episodes to go. Jeffry has to die and calisie has to pull
Some magic *#.. T and top last season dragon fire walk !!

Glad and this week, had a strong feeling boy and dumb big guy where not dead. Once I saw her I didn't need to see him and everyone alive .

As for the big war looks to be nefarious bloodshed .

Will the Starks reunite and is it possible jeffrey lives but is put in jail
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lunas_borednow

Dear Dolorous Edd,

Why are you so freaking awesome?
"I always imagined I'd be doing something much worse"
"there is nothing worse"
"you don't have much imagination"

Most depressing fatalistic person ever... I love you!

-Brianna

Joffreys_Wet_Diaper

Was anyone else extremely pissed at Catelyn Stark? She ruined a huge piece of the North's advantage.

I really need to see Joffrey or a Lannister, not named Tyrion die before the season ends.

karmabelle

I'm pissed not at Catelyn, but at the writers that decided to change that part of the book, yes Catelyn made a huge mistake, but she did it only after she learned about the deaths of Bran and Rickon, and in the show she doesn't even know, which made her decision stupid.

I always love Arya's scenes, but still I was disappointed we didn't get the weasel soup and her escape was a little underwhelming.

Brienne/Jaime was my favorite scene of the episode.

Joffreys_Wet_Diaper

I've never read the books, so pardon my ignorance.

karmabelle

I understand why you would be pissed with her, going only by the show, I'd probably hate her too.
So far I hadn't had a big problem with the deviations from the book, I actually really liked them, but I hated the whole Catelyn/Robb storyline in this episode.

brave princess

I liked last night's episode for the most part. Not nearly as much as last week's though. I knew Bran and Rickon weren't dead, not b/c I've read the books (I haven't) but b/c there were too many clues that made me think that those burned bodies were the boys we saw running around at the farm.

Even though Theon didn't actually kill Bran or Rickon, I need him to die a horrible painful death for being a cowardly little weasel who sounds no better than Joffrey most of the time. It's like he's a child stomping his feet wanting daddy to pay attention to him.

I can't be mad at Catelyn for releasing Jaime. To me, I felt like it was something that any mother would do if it would save her children. The Lannisters don't have control of Winterfell so while hearing of her sons "deaths" would have driven her to want to save her girls by sending Jaime back to Kings Landing with Brienne, it also made sense that she would do that even if she thought her sons were alive.

My favorite scene by far was Jaime/Brienne. I'm looking forward to more of them together.

IceKat055

JAIME/BRIENNE HAVE LAUNCHED!!!!!

That is all.

(Oh, and I was also happy to see Yara Asha being a little more Asha-like in this episode.)

lkaramazov

That episode was extremely corny. Tis show is becoming as soft as melted butter. Snow doesn't kill that girl. The boys are alive. The dwarfs whore is safe. The queen has turned into a caricature. Don't get me started on Rob's romance, which is extremely boring.That was really, really, really, bad. Might have to cut this show loose after this season ends. What a disappointment.

geoizz545

Nice episode. Not the best, but it had its moments.

Arya/Jaqen was great for me. I love Arya's character!
I'm also excited about the Jamie/Brienne lovestory.

What i don't like it's how cheap HBO seem when it comes to extras. Winterfell seems like it has 9 citizents and the King's Landing that everyone is fighting to get, it's just one castle with a bunch of poor/crazy/horny citizents and a dozen of soldiers. Couldn't they hire a few more extras or add some with cgi?

lunas_borednow

I thought they did a pretty good job with Catelyn, and her reasons for letting Jaime go, with Brienne(side note SQUEEE!). I mean in this case the added impulse was not learning her sons were dead but rather that Jaime was about to get killed. She made a choice to try to salvage the situation the best she could...

NOLA504

I thought her reasoning for freeing Jaime was explained last week after what Brienne told her.

and no Dany til the end of the episode, not cool

IceKat055

Exactly.

Yes it's different from the book, but Cat had a similarly compelling reason to release Jaime. Brienne stated it last week: "the Kingslayer won't last the night."

If Karstark & Co had killed Jaime, Cat knew that, as soon as word of his death reached KL, Sansa & Arya were as good as tarred heads on a spike. So she took action.