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 Shadow Captain Edithae wrote:

 d-usa wrote:
Wasn't it basically some sheep pastures and rocky cliffs with some small rocks sticking out like little fingers?

No, the "Fingers" are a series of peninsulas on the east coast of the Vale. Littlefinger is from one of if not the smallest peninsula, hence the name "Littlefinger".

I knew it was something related to the land

That and also because Brandon Stark cut off one and a half of his fingers.

Holy feth, that was the most powerful death in the entire series, imo.

 nels1031 wrote:
Holy feth, that was the most powerful death in the entire series, imo.

I wish someone held the door for me like that.

Suckiest episode ending ever :( :(

That entire episode was fething flying rodent gak insane.

 trexmeyer wrote:
That entire episode was fething flying rodent gak insane.

I can agree with that statement. Something important is actually going on now. Unlike last season.

Suckiest episode ending ever :( :(

Suckiest?

In terms of tears?

Summer and Hodor?

This show is too much sometimes...

It is pretty amazing, inevitable and - yes - sad that the TV series is spoiling/revealing all this to us!

Of course, there's a very real chance that if the show didn't, well, then we'd never know!

Tormund eye fething Brienne...

Every time I see Game of Thrones zombies, I imagine how they'd change the game in Walking Dead if just a few dozen showed up in that show.

I feel like this is Brans plot line currently.




Also

Killing summer was pointless. Its just Meets and a comatose Bran in the frozen wilderness with a horde of undead hunting them? If they had Summer with them, I could buy it. I guess the only thing that makes sense now is that they're bringing in Cold Hands.

Hodor going insane from Meera's "Hold the Door" message through time lends credence to the theory that Bloodraven tried to send a message through time to King Aerys the Mad, but it drove him insane too.




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 nels1031 wrote:
Every time I see Game of Thrones zombies, I imagine how they'd change the game in Walking Dead if just a few dozen showed up in that show.

I run a D&D campaign, and I'm very tempted to switch these fast intelligent zombies for the classic shambler zombies of D&D just to mind feth my players.

"Zombies? OK guys we got this."
"OH JEEZUSGAKFETH THEY'RE FASTER THAN WE ARE!"
"IS THAT A SWORD? A ZOMBIE JUST STABBED ME WITH A SWORD!
"OH GAK THEY KNOW HOW TO OPEN DOORS!"
"WHY ARE THEY CLIMBING THE WALLS?"
"WHY ARE THEY USING MILITARY TACTICS?"

I think the take away from this episode is along the lines of

Feth Bran,

He to blame for all of this!

 Asherian Command wrote:
I think the take away from this episode is along the lines of

Feth Bran,

He to blame for all of this!

I blame the green imp people.

Also, did Littlefingers "Half Brother" comment lead anyone else to think that he may know Jon's full parentage? Just seemed weird that he'd mention it out of hand.

From all the deaths, that one really seemed like it was the hardest. Just an innocent soul, whose entire life just lead to this one moment.

Did Baelish know what would happen to Sansa?

Anyone else think we get to see cold hands finally?

Bran better go on to do something fraking important after that.

 Asherian Command wrote:
Anyone else think we get to see cold hands finally?

Yes. Meets and Bran are fethed otherwise. Meets can't protect him against an entire army, and it appears all the Children have been killed. For all we know, the Children in the cave might have been the last surviving Children of the Forest in the entire world.

 Necros wrote:
Bran better go on to do something fraking important after that.

He better.

Of all the ways to find out the truth about him, only to watch him go...

 Necros wrote:
Bran better go on to do something fraking important after that.

It would be kind of funny if they just died.

Hodor serves justice even after death!


That smile though made the episode....

 Ouze wrote:
Did Baelish know what would happen to Sansa?

I personally think so. She's just a pawn in the game to him. Her escape made her even more useful, I think.

This might have been the first time that Varys got completely out-knowledged.

 d-usa wrote:
This might have been the first time that Varys got completely out-knowledged.

That girl be scary personally.

The scene with Danny and Jora was pretty cool too, but overshadowed by so many other great scenes in this episode.

Also, no Dorne, as an added bonus!

The Red Wedding was shocking.

This was... just sad.

 trexmeyer wrote:
I'm not sure I like this turn of events that the CotF created the White Walkers. I liked the White Walkers as this mysterious, other worldedly entity with unfathomable goals. Now they've been reduced to a failed weapon, former men bent on killing other men...

I loved that part of the Walker Origin - and I love how it makes the Children a questionable 'ally' at best.

I absolutely did not like Summer's idiotic 'sacrifice' which was essentially meaningless and useless.

Why couldn't they use their holy hand grenades to colapse the tunnel, so they all could escape or at least buy them a lot more time to get away?

And were those girls supposed to be elves? I think I remember early episodes talking about how elves were all gone along with dragons, before the dragons got hatched.

I still think it's kinda weird how the whole Bran storyline was totally skipped last season, but suddenly brought back now. It's like they forgot about it for a while, and someone in the board room was like "hey, what about that Bran kid?" and then they had to add him back in.

What did they all do in that cave for a year when nothing was happening? What did they eat? If it was just roots & berries for a year, I think Hodor would have lost some weight.. unless he had a magic supply of ranch dressing on the island like Hurley.