kindness is free

I enjoyed this episode for the Dany related scenes

Dany is a queen and knows tough decisions have to be made to stay strong. She wants what is best for her people but as she said to Jon sometimes that means making those hard and ugly choices. She did give them a choice and they chose their own fate.

I am never a fan of Cersei but I do like Jamie. He was trying to tell her that Dany with her dragons and armies they cannot defeat her!

I loved the Dany and Jon scenes they have been a highlight this season! I loved Jon reaching out to Drogon and touching him that showed courage and respect

Jorah is back and loved how happy she was to see him

kindness is free

I enjoyed this episode for the Dany related scenes

Dany is a queen and knows tough decisions have to be made to stay strong. She wants what is best for her people but as she said to Jon sometimes that means making those hard and ugly choices. She did give them a choice and they chose their own fate.

I am never a fan of Cersei but I do like Jamie. He was trying to tell her that Dany with her dragons and armies they cannot defeat her!

I loved the Dany and Jon scenes they have been a highlight this season! I loved Jon reaching out to Drogon and touching him that showed courage and respect

Jorah is back and loved how happy she was to see him

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wickedrum

if Jaime died, would have Cersei cared?

sourburst

Not in the slightest, at least, personally i don't think so.

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Actually personally I think Cersei does care and she loves Jaime. I think she loves power more and if she had to choose she would choose the Kingdom and the Iron Throne over Jaime. But she grieved for Joffrey, Tommen and Mycella. She loved her children. That's why I think she loves the father of her children too. Not as much as her children or the Throne, but I think she does love Jaime.


I see it the same way exactly

And looks like everyone's highlight was the Jorah/Dany reunion scene plus Jon and Drogon

seriesfeak

I think Arya knows that Littlefinger is trying to play her. Her Faceless Men-sense is tingling big-time. At some point Arya goes undercover as Sansa, seduces Littlefinger and then puts that swanky knife to good use.

What I didn't like. Jamie and Bron surface after, what- maybe a minute or so at most - and there is no sign that there was a battle. Please don't say that the current carried them downstream- not with all that armor on. What a clumsy plot device.

And Jorah still doesn't seem to realize that Jon has his family's sword...but other than that the Dany/Jorah reunion was heart warming. This relationship between Dany and Jorah is very special.

Talking about Dany. I hear the critical voices but I don't agree with them. Dany was justified what she did. I don't even need to explain why, you guys said it already and I agree with you. And I am not sad a bit that Dickon and his father died. They were real dicks last season and trying to make them look sympathetic...no didn't work out. Dany did what she had to do and she later explained to Jon as well. Talking about Jon, him touching Drogon gave me goosebumps. So many foreshadowings this season!

AND ... what was Gilly going on about 'a secret wedding' ... before Sam cut her off???? Gilly reads about a Maester who annulled Rhaegar's wedding and helped him marry "someone else" in secret in Dorne. Could only have been Lyanna Stark. Big foreshadowing here but Sam didn't even listen. I think he and Bran will be the ones who tell Jon.

"Maggy the Frog’s prophecy back when Cersei was a snotty teen said she would have three
kids... Cersei’s pregnancy suggests Maggy might have missed something."

I'm thinking the prophecy refers to three living children, suggesting that Cersei has a miscarriage or dies while pregnant.

Arawen

Finally!

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Haha thanks for that

powerfully

Welcome back, you can stop rowing now

And great review seriesfeak, good point with everything and over all Cersei and Sam. At this point I think Gilly/Sam and Bran will tell Jon about his parentage.

Cersei and her baby - can't see a future.

And I think Cersei only loves herself. She would grieve for Jaime about a day maybe and then continue with business.

Arawen

I wonder if Tyrion's love for Jaime will affect his loyalty to Dany. I really enjoy Tyrion/Jaime's brotherhood so I hope it won't

powerfully

That's what I wonder too. I just wished Jaime would see how sick Cersei is and would join Dany. This way we didn't have to choose and Tyrion wouldn't need to either. The question is would Dany forgive Jaime? I thought she wouldn't forgive him for killing her Father but now I think she is rather pissed that he tried to kill her

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I hope not

Heda_Khaleesi

i doubt they want to make look Tyrion unsympathetic. and he will look like that if he betrays Dany.

MysteryXX

I can't see that happening either. If someone betrays her it might be Varys