Anonymous wrote:I don't really understand why Sansa didn't tell John she had written to Littlefinger to ask for his help in the battle. Was it just that she didn't know if he was coming? Or did she think it would work better, strategically, if the Knights of the Vale were a surprise at the end of the battle? If so she was probably right but cost thousands of her own people their lives.

I thought it was the reason she asked Jon to wait.

Anonymous wrote:Also why didn't Rickon serpentine. Seems like running away from crazy bowman 101!

Serpentine, Shel, serpentine!

Anonymous wrote:What will be Sansa's next move?!?! I really don't want to see her caught up with Littlefinger.

Not sure. I don't know that she even has one. She wrote him because she was desperate (as he most likely expected). I don't think she can match wits with him.

What will be Sansa's next move?!?! I really don't want to see her caught up with Littlefinger.

I don't really understand why Sansa didn't tell John she had written to Littlefinger to ask for his help in the battle. Was it just that she didn't know if he was coming? Or did she think it would work better, strategically, if the Knights of the Vale were a surprise at the end of the battle? If so she was probably right but cost thousands of her own people their lives.

Anonymous wrote:The dog face biting scene was too much, I had to look away.

Does anyone else feel like Sansa is a few notches smarter than Jon? I feel like he made errors before and during the battle and just kept getting himself in far worse positions... Meanwhile Sansa is calm and thinking things out.

And who else thinks Little Finger wants to marry her? "You know what I want"...

Actually, I think Jon and Sansa make the perfect duo. Her brainpower needs his fearlessness and vice versa.

The dog face biting scene was too much, I had to look away.

Does anyone else feel like Sansa is a few notches smarter than Jon? I feel like he made errors before and during the battle and just kept getting himself in far worse positions... Meanwhile Sansa is calm and thinking things out.

And who else thinks Little Finger wants to marry her? "You know what I want"...

That was the most satisfying episode in several seasons. What a comeback!

And I knew Ramsey's death would be something gruesome but that long, drawn out beating was just . . . wow. And then, but wait - there's more! That moment that his dog was sniffing his face was almost too much to watch. I had to pause the action and catch my breath.

Dany and her dragons was fun to watch, too. This has been one bad ass season for the women. Even the little girl queen was bringing it.

Anonymous wrote:Was Ramsey not Hannibal Lector in the dungeon? I laughed. "Sansa." "Clarisse"

Ha!

Was Ramsey not Hannibal Lector in the dungeon? I laughed. "Sansa." "Clarisse"

Anonymous wrote:That episide was so, so good. What a battle scene!

So great. When they showed all the men lined up at the start, I felt such dread...and then Rickon! Even though I knew the Vale was coming, it was so rough to watch.

That episide was so, so good. What a battle scene!

Also why didn't Rickon serpentine. Seems like running away from crazy bowman 101!

Rickon deserves to live! Raise the boy back up, Lord of Light ... please.

Anonymous wrote:So, predictions: who will be the next few seasons' villain? Iron Islands guys is clearly an ass, but doesn't seem Joffrey or Ramsey level crazy...

Euron

Cersei (and her mad scientiest)? I assume the High Sparrow is going down.

What about the Sand Snakes of Dorne? They may come back for revenge?

Little Finger is going to cause trouble between Sansa and Jon.

oh and, the White Walkers.