Game of Thrones - Season 6

Incredible production throughout. Both battles, but especially the Battle of Bastards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B93k4uhpf7g

"Clark Kent wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1k0YsrTBEYM

That battle scene was absolutely epic. I loved the chaos of it all. Reminded me of the opening scene in the Revenant. And we got Dragons... Loved the episode. And did anyone else pick up on that Ramsey comment?

"I am part of you now." Sansa... pregnant?

I don't think so. It's been months in their time. Couldn't hide it at this point

Ramsey in saying to Sansa that she is a part of him now (or whatever that was he said)... could have something to do with her being more and more ruthless. I mean, as she is walking away from his demise/dinner bell scene, she gives that smile... She seemed to enjoy that. That is certainly something that Ramsey would have done.

"Paul 13 wrote:

Ramsey in saying to Sansa that she is a part of him now (or whatever that was he said)... could have something to do with her being more and more ruthless. I mean, as she is walking away from his demise/dinner bell scene, she gives that smile... She seemed to enjoy that. That is certainly something that Ramsey would have done.

I took it as Ramsey trying to reassert control over Sansa. Like, "I raped you, I owned you, I own you still and will forever." Problem is he didn't have his hands on her nearly long enough to brainwash her. From a figurative sense, I would pair that with Paul's idea of part of Ramsey's brutality going to Sansa. I think the difference is Sansa can control it and doesn't let it control her. Ramsey played himself too well.

I would be very dissapointed if it was a pregnancy thing. Not only can a pregnancy be terminated via moon tea quite easily, but there would be no logical reason for Sansa to NOT do it. It would just set up some lame, avoidable and likely cliche line. I would much rather see Sansa continue to develop and hopefully treat Littlefinger and Robin with an iron fist - we know the Knights of the Vale are loyal but not happy with either of those two. Plus, we have to close off stories with the end of the season and then series looming.

Anyone else catch that Davos is unhappy with Melisandre and that she is hiding something from Jon? Could it be about more than Shireen? I mean, what would Jon care about her? Seems more like there is a price to rebirth that perhaps she did not tell Davos or Jon. And again, the mentions of wildfire in King's Landing and the Sept keep popping up. Hmmmm.

I do wonder if Jon's true parentage will be revealed next week

Because the way they are shooting Jon and Sansa is romantic, especially that preview.

"schmolioot wrote:

I do wonder if Jon's true parentage will be revealed next week

Because the way they are shooting Jon and Sansa is romantic, especially that preview.

It is not like the show doesn't have incest.

Also, I do believe Jon is a Stark.

"schmolioot wrote:

I do wonder if Jon's true parentage will be revealed next week

Because the way they are shooting Jon and Sansa is romantic, especially that preview.

I didn't see anything romantic about their interactions in the preview. Just a brother and sister, who're the last remaining children of Ned Stark (they don't know Arya is alive). They've got no choice but to stay together. Littlefinger appears to be the one putting the moves on Sansa.

"Dol-Fan Dupree wrote:

It is not like the show doesn't have incest.

Also, I do believe Jon is a Stark.

If the theory is true, they're cousins. They could get married in many states in 21st century America. In Westeros this would be even less of a problem

http://m.hitfix.com/harpy/old-gods-and-the-new-help-me-i-think-im-shipping-sansa-and-jon-on-game-of-thrones

I'm not crazy lol

"schmolioot wrote:

I do wonder if Jon's true parentage will be revealed next week

Because the way they are shooting Jon and Sansa is romantic, especially that preview.

That's what I expect will happen. Jon is a Targaryan and it may be revealed when they bury Rickon in the crypt.

"Clark Kent wrote:

I didn't see anything romantic about their interactions in the preview. Just a brother and sister, who're the last remaining children of Ned Stark (they don't know Arya is alive). They've got no choice but to stay together. Littlefinger appears to be the one putting the moves on Sansa.

Don't forget Branflake too!

Littlefinger wants to give his little finger to Sansa.

"Paul 13 wrote:

Littlefinger wants to give his little finger to Sansa.

can't help but feel that Little Finger will not be getting along with Jon Snow when the dust settles. He'll drive a wedge between half-siblings and Sansa will feel overly grateful to little finger for him saving the day.

"Ohio Fanatic wrote:

can't help but feel that Little Finger will not be getting along with Jon Snow when the dust settles. He'll drive a wedge between half-siblings and Sansa will feel overly grateful to little finger for him saving the day.

He's already started with his little "...half brother" remark early on a few episodes back.

Great episode, the battle scene was one of the better scenes in the show. The battle with the White Walkers last season was right up there too. A lot of things setting up for the end of the season.

About halfway through this episode I sat there thinking "damn another Stark is going to get a bunch of people killed and die like an idiot" lol.

"Ohio Fanatic wrote:

can't help but feel that Little Finger will not be getting along with Jon Snow when the dust settles. He'll drive a wedge between half-siblings and Sansa will feel overly grateful to little finger for him saving the day.

I don't get the impression Sansa will ever feel "overly grateful" to anyone ever again.

"finfansince72 wrote:

Great episode, the battle scene was one of the better scenes in the show. The battle with the White Walkers last season was right up there too. A lot of things setting up for the end of the season.

About halfway through this episode I sat there thinking "damn another Stark is going to get a bunch of people killed and die like an idiot" lol.

Agreed it was a great episode, but I assumed Jon would live. It would just be poor story telling to bring him back just to have him die here. Plus, he's the "Ice" in "A Song of Fire and Ice". He may or may not die at the end, but he's clearly one of the most important characters along with Dany and Tyrion (those three were given the top tier contracts when they renewed based on importance). So he'll be around for most of the last season.

"rafael wrote:

Agreed it was a great episode, but I assumed Jon would live. It would just be poor story telling to bring him back just to have him die here. Plus, he's the "Ice" in "A Song of Fire and Ice". He may or may not die at the end, but he's clearly one of the most important characters along with Dany and Tyrion (those three were given the top tier contracts when they renewed based on importance). So he'll be around for most of the last season.

I was pretty sure he would live, when they got in that circle I was like oh man, no way. But yeah, I agree, it seemed like it would be a horrific waste to bring him back to just kill him there.

"rafael wrote:

I don't get the impression Sansa will ever feel "overly grateful" to anyone ever again.

Definitely not to the man who gave her to Ramsey to begin with. If anything, this was just the start of Littlefinger's attonement, not that he will see it that way. I am trying to see where the storyline goes with them, John, Davos, the Walkers etc and finding it hard. Maybe they just cement the North in time for Dany to swoop in and lend her dragons to the fight?

Still seem to be so many loose ends, and less and less time for them to be worth anything.

"rafael wrote:

I don't get the impression Sansa will ever feel "overly grateful" to anyone ever again.

I'm not so sure... She's hardened up a bunch and has gone through a ton of character development, but I could see Littlefinger pulling a few moves to position himself into her good graces again. From what TPTB said in the "Inside the episode." Littlefinger truly didn't know how ****ing crazy Ramsey was, as he told Sansa. Given that he's done more for her than anyone (for which he benefited, obviously), came to aide when many other houses turned her down, AND is really the only other game player on the board with any long term vision/planning, I could see him worming his way back into her good graces. While there seems to be a Dr. Frankenstein and Creature dynamic between the two, I'm not counting out littlefinger yet.

So Davos seemed to put the pieces together about what happened to Stannis's daughter and that Melisandre was behind it, does he put an end to her? I think I would.

"finfansince72 wrote:

So Davos seemed to put the pieces together about what happened to Stannis's daughter and that Melisandre was behind it, does he put an end to her? I think I would.

hadn't thought about that, interesting. Still, Davos is someone that always puts the good of the whole in front of needs of himself. does revenge take priority over Melisandre's value to Jon Snow and co?

"finfansince72 wrote:

So Davos seemed to put the pieces together about what happened to Stannis's daughter and that Melisandre was behind it, does he put an end to her? I think I would.

The preview suggests that Davos outs her involvement in that situation to Jon, but I don't know what Jon will do about it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=80&v=Q0dA9eUP85s

the full theory of Cersei and Jaime's fate:
https://www.buzzfeed.com/jennaguillaume/burn-them-all?utm_term=.cbbdNO8Nzv#.hyDNW4gW6b

Cercei you sick sick puppy. Such a shame...