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The good thing is I've never seen Jon so much in love with someone. I do think he loved Ygritte too, but it was a different kind of love. Back then he didn't know what his purpose in life was, but now he does. And it's very obvious, with all the talking about children, that he and Dany are going to ...

I never liked Sansa, but this season I really feel sorry for her. Finally back home, but her siblings became beyond creepy.

I wonder if the actor who plays Gendry couldn't film more days because we don't see him anymore after he arrives at Eastwatch.

And why don't Jon & co follow Gendry to Eastwatch?

It's wights and white walkers, they are two different species. It's not a lie: death pays for lives. She has the dragons because Rhaego and maybe also Drogon died. Now one dragon has died and in the future probably the other dragons too, she will will have a child again. And Jon is not a normal man,...

Yes the magic at the wall keeps the white walkers out. But I too am wondering about the rest.

You"re right about Longclaw. Could be the lighting, but it's strange indeed.

Beric tells Jon he doesn't look like his father (who he met in Kingslanding when he was hand), so he takes after his mother. That's the first time I hear Jon doesn't look like Ned.

Episode 6: "During this battle NK throws an ice spear at Viserion, bringing him down at the lake. The last scene us the wights dragging the dead dragon from the lake and NK reanimating him." Episode 7: "At the end of the season, we'll see NK riding Viserion, and shooting blue flame at the Wall, whic...

I've reread the leaks and reanimating Viserion is at the end of episode 6. The Night King attacking while riding Wight Viserion is at the end of episode 7.

But none of us has seen the episodes yet, so we can still be wrong or some things can be changed while filming or editing.

I've reread the leaks. Reanimating Viserion is at the end of episode 6. Attacking the wall is at the end of episode 7.