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An interesting, well written review. I don't agree about Dany though. Jon brought nothing to the table other than talk about zombies coming to get them. He wanted Dany's help but offered nothing in return. From Dany's POV, he's a waste of time - won't bend the knee, won't help against Cercei - but h...

Book and show have to meet at the same end point. Of course, that doesn't mean that Cercei's fate will be the same as GRR Martin intended but it seems she does die, and why not in accordance with the prophesy in the book? There's no indication in the books that Lady Stoneheart has anything to do wit...

I think Tyrion has failed to consider that Cercei and Jaime know Tyrion as well as he knows them. However, he does learn from his mistakes. They've probably learned from Dany's methods too when it comes to taking over a city. She's considerate of the common people and doesn't endanger their lives. A...

It occurred to me that Euron could be a likely candidate. He's a little brother. He and Cercei have formed an alliance in which both want dominance. One of them is going to have to destroy the other in the end to achieve that.

Dany wouldn't be introduced as "rightful" anything. That's already assumed. She'd be introduced in her usual manner eg. Daenerys Stormborn, first of her name etc.

It seems the characters act according to how you'd expect them to. Arya and Sansa are at loggerheads and are shocked by what the other has had to do to survive since it would not have been what they would have done. Arya likely resents Sansa for being in charge and is nominally under her rule - henc...

I think his wife would have rescued him. No Frey men anymore to stop her.

I personally thought it was one of the better opening episodes of a season. The beginning segment was unexpected. The dialogue was good and made up for the lack of action aside from the beginning. Plenty of questions to ponder such as why is Arya heading south to kill Cersie rather than going to Wi...

Arya acquired the ability to be someone else when she passed the test Jaquen H'ghar set for her. Just before she left he told her she was no one.

Perhaps it's like the Ian McShane character suggests, that it's the same god but with different names. They all seem to be working for the same objective. What do you think the "same objective" is? It's all leading up to the Great War. Who survives to fight it. How the characters are placed and who...