Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 10:16     Subject: Re:Game of Thrones
Quick question:

Brienne tells Sansa that she doesn't like the idea of leaving Sansa at Castle Black alone...then we see Sansa leaving with Jon. How did that change happen and where are they going? And Brienne is going to River Run to see LF? Did they discuss that and I missed it (I was distracted by a work email while I was watching).
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 09:52     Subject: Game of Thrones
Anonymous wrote:This just occurred to me after watching the new episode a second time - Little Finger makes a point to call Jon Snow Sansa's HALF brother. He says it twice and very pointedly. I think he is trying to sow a belief in Sansa that SHE (Sansa) is the rightful heir to Winterfell before her illegitimate HALF brother. When Sansa then hides her meeting with LF from Jon, she is beginning to go down that path. Not a food omen. Especially not a good omen if Jon is really her legitimate cousin and heir to the Iron Throne and she betrays him.



Alternatively, the writers are taking the opportunity to remind the audience that Jon Snow's parentage is murky. They are reminding us of the official story before revealing that Jon is really a Targaryean.
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 09:48     Subject: Re:Game of Thrones
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Anonymous wrote:In the opening scene of the episode Sansa is sewing a dress? Then her speech to Baelish about still feeling Ramsay in here. Could she be pregnant?



Oh wow. Didn't think about that, I guess she could be. But I do think that she was sewing the cloak that she gave Jon.


But he said "you sewed yourself a new dress" after she handed the cloak to him.


I think someone mentioned this earlier, but it seems like they were supposed to be mirroring the outfits worn by Ned and Catelyn when he left Winterfell for the last time.


I kind of mentioned this but it was in the previous episode when they were sitting at the table eating and it was before she sewed the clothes or gave him the cloak. I was talking about the outfit Jon was wearing - only Jon. He was wearing the same leather that Robb was wearing at the Red Wedding which was the same leather that Ned was wearing in the Tower of Joy scene. If you go back and look all three men are wearing the same leather piece. I'll try to find a link to it...

Found it - this is what I was referring to - http://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/Jon-Snow-Wearing-Ned-Stark-Armor-41364655#photo-41364655
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 09:47     Subject: Game of Thrones
Anonymous wrote:This just occurred to me after watching the new episode a second time - Little Finger makes a point to call Jon Snow Sansa's HALF brother. He says it twice and very pointedly. I think he is trying to sow a belief in Sansa that SHE (Sansa) is the rightful heir to Winterfell before her illegitimate HALF brother. When Sansa then hides her meeting with LF from Jon, she is beginning to go down that path. Not a food omen. Especially not a good omen if Jon is really her legitimate cousin and heir to the Iron Throne and she betrays him.


I was wondering what that mention of a "Half brother" was all about, and I think you are right about LF planting the seed. It has been so nice to see Sansa's character development this season, I would hate to see her turn in that direction.
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 09:44     Subject: Re:Game of Thrones
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Anonymous wrote:In the opening scene of the episode Sansa is sewing a dress? Then her speech to Baelish about still feeling Ramsay in here. Could she be pregnant?


Please don't let Sansa be pregnant.

It could be horrible, especially psychologically. But if she's pregnant with Ramsay's heir, and they storm Winterfell while she's pregnant, Ramsay can't kill her. Maybe.


oh wow that would be interesting!! So far there hasn't been one baby born in this series.


Jilly's baby.
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 09:39     Subject: Game of Thrones
Anonymous wrote:This just occurred to me after watching the new episode a second time - Little Finger makes a point to call Jon Snow Sansa's HALF brother. He says it twice and very pointedly. I think he is trying to sow a belief in Sansa that SHE (Sansa) is the rightful heir to Winterfell before her illegitimate HALF brother. When Sansa then hides her meeting with LF from Jon, she is beginning to go down that path. Not a food omen. Especially not a good omen if Jon is really her legitimate cousin and heir to the Iron Throne and she betrays him.


I agree with all of this, and am worried about it too. She's always believed she's better than Jon and that hasn't changed, even though she needs him now.
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 09:31     Subject: Game of Thrones
This just occurred to me after watching the new episode a second time - Little Finger makes a point to call Jon Snow Sansa's HALF brother. He says it twice and very pointedly. I think he is trying to sow a belief in Sansa that SHE (Sansa) is the rightful heir to Winterfell before her illegitimate HALF brother. When Sansa then hides her meeting with LF from Jon, she is beginning to go down that path. Not a food omen. Especially not a good omen if Jon is really her legitimate cousin and heir to the Iron Throne and she betrays him.
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 09:10     Subject: Re:Game of Thrones
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Anonymous wrote:In the opening scene of the episode Sansa is sewing a dress? Then her speech to Baelish about still feeling Ramsay in here. Could she be pregnant?



Oh wow. Didn't think about that, I guess she could be. But I do think that she was sewing the cloak that she gave Jon.


But he said "you sewed yourself a new dress" after she handed the cloak to him.


I think someone mentioned this earlier, but it seems like they were supposed to be mirroring the outfits worn by Ned and Catelyn when he left Winterfell for the last time.
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 09:04     Subject: Re:Game of Thrones
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Anonymous wrote:In the opening scene of the episode Sansa is sewing a dress? Then her speech to Baelish about still feeling Ramsay in here. Could she be pregnant?


Please don't let Sansa be pregnant.

It could be horrible, especially psychologically. But if she's pregnant with Ramsay's heir, and they storm Winterfell while she's pregnant, Ramsay can't kill her. Maybe.


oh wow that would be interesting!! So far there hasn't been one baby born in this series.


That wildling baby? Ramsey's half-brother?
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 08:44     Subject: Re:Game of Thrones
Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:In the opening scene of the episode Sansa is sewing a dress? Then her speech to Baelish about still feeling Ramsay in here. Could she be pregnant?


Please don't let Sansa be pregnant.

It could be horrible, especially psychologically. But if she's pregnant with Ramsay's heir, and they storm Winterfell while she's pregnant, Ramsay can't kill her. Maybe.


oh wow that would be interesting!! So far there hasn't been one baby born in this series.
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 08:43     Subject: Re:Game of Thrones
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Anonymous wrote:In the opening scene of the episode Sansa is sewing a dress? Then her speech to Baelish about still feeling Ramsay in here. Could she be pregnant?


Please don't let Sansa be pregnant.

It could be horrible, especially psychologically. But if she's pregnant with Ramsay's heir, and they storm Winterfell while she's pregnant, Ramsay can't kill her. Maybe.


If they kill Ramsey, it would solidify her claim to Winterfell. She's a Stark by birth, the Bolton widow, and her child would be heir to the Dreadfort and Winterfell.

I just can't imagine raising Ramsey's baby, though. *shudder*
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 08:40     Subject: Re:Game of Thrones
I felt like the scene in the tree with the dead chasing poor Bran was very Walking Dead-ish. It was too much.

And with Sansa and Jon setting out I am very worried. I can't handle either of them dying.
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2016 06:23     Subject: Game of Thrones
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Anonymous wrote:That was the saddest thing that has happened in the series. By far. At least with the red wedding, they made choices that led to that. Hodor was innocent. Hold the door.


I totally agree. It is the only death on this show that has made me cry.


Me, too. I just sat there bawling. Summer and Hodor.


I was so devastated by Summer's death that I was numb when we then had to watch Hodor die. That was the most gut wrenching GOT by far for me. Bran better be f*ing worth it that two such beloved characters died to protect his (dumb) ass. He brought this down on all of them with his immaturity. Ugh. Is there any way at all that maybe Summer didn't die? Why do they keep killing the dire wolves? Could the Children of the Forrest revive Summer? I don't think there is any hope for Hodor, I just pray he isn't made into a White Walker. I kept expecting Bran to "recognize" one of the wights in his "dream sequence" where he met the WW King.


What was Summer's role? Is she more present in the books? I didn't feel like we really got to know her during the tv series.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2016 22:46     Subject: Re:Game of Thrones
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Anonymous wrote:In the opening scene of the episode Sansa is sewing a dress? Then her speech to Baelish about still feeling Ramsay in here. Could she be pregnant?


Please don't let Sansa be pregnant.

It could be horrible, especially psychologically. But if she's pregnant with Ramsay's heir, and they storm Winterfell while she's pregnant, Ramsay can't kill her. Maybe.
Anonymous
Post 05/23/2016 22:39     Subject: Re:Game of Thrones
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Anonymous wrote:In the opening scene of the episode Sansa is sewing a dress? Then her speech to Baelish about still feeling Ramsay in here. Could she be pregnant?



Oh wow. Didn't think about that, I guess she could be. But I do think that she was sewing the cloak that she gave Jon.


But he said "you sewed yourself a new dress" after she handed the cloak to him.


You're right. That would be tragic.