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Good dovetail there. That's one of the things I really like about his storytelling, connecting those details together adds depth to his world. The only drawback could be that it would make the world smaller (only a handful of related individuals are important - like Robert Jordan), but he's built such a huge world with so many interesting characters that it's not a problem in this story.
Hopefully, it was very weak. The Viper was a legendary character, but nothing else Dorne related has been worth a damn. Ok, the one titty shot was great, but that could have been worked in somewhere other way.
From what I understand they will show up later in the season, but yes, we will get a 4-5 episode break from that BS.
I think that Lost was clearly supposed to be purgatory from the beginning. Then everybody figured it out, so the writers switched to this alternate reality thing where the island wasn't purgatory but basically the flash forward or whatever was.
Bronn being Bronn. Prolly neck deep in Kings Landings whores #### with a mug of ale. He only shows up for the important fights.
Agreed. I just don't understand what the show was trying to do with Dorne. I have zero issues with departures from the books, but the whole Dorne subplot doesn't make any sense. So far, anyway. Maybe they pull it all together at some point, though I'd be happier finding out they realized they screwed up and just have Drogon torch the entire region (& everyone in it)
It seemed like they were just hitting up whoever was between Castle Black and Winterfell. I wonder what will happen with the Manderlys- they've been mentioned a number of times at this point, it would be a little odd to just discard them.
There's not really anything to bring down here. Risk is worth the reward here, imo.
It seems likely, but not certain based on what we saw. I was expecting to see the Manderly's last night, although it would not have made sense geographically for Jon and Sansa's tour to hit White Harbor. Surely, they will be joining the battle at some point. I think casting of Wyman was confirmed for this season.
Sure...in the stomach. Hurt like hell, but she should be able to get to the acting troupe in enough time for one of them to save her.
Especially when Lannisters always pay their debts....I would think Jamie would have to.
Maybe Brienne (Ser Duncan's descendant) is heading for being head of Danaerys's (Egg's descendant) king's guard eventually.
Either that waif is really bad at killing people, or she went against Jaqen's instructions on not making Arya suffer. Seems like it was definitely personal for the waif - no reason to drop the disguise and show Arya who was killing her otherwise. I think a man might not be so happy with that servant if Arya doesn't die.
I was just thinking that the Iron Bank storyline in the books seemed to have promise, and that it was unfortunate they didn't seem to be pursuing in th show. I like this idea.
Yeah, seems like they've been doing the obvious for a while now though, so she'll probably end up back with the actress she saved/acting troupe.
My impression was that it was intended as a message to GTF out of there. I'm fine and will figure out how to right the ship.
I figure Margery thinks she can control the Sparrows if she's a convincing enough actor to fool them into believing she's a true convert.
I interpreted it as meaning she is devoted to the family, is play-acting, has a plan for her and Loras.
