Yep they really have to explain that Iron bank and slave trade connection cause it makes no sense in the context of the world they've put together
No shyt, but Sansa doesn't know how Arya feels now. Pretty sure they hated/disliked each other before Ned died. Arya wasn't okay with finding Sansa until the end of S2. Book wise, Sansa is the reason Cersei found out about Ned's attempt to leave KL.Arya ain't killing her sister
Imagine that coming toward you
Nope. Was she training when she the cup bearer? Was she training when the faceless men told her throw needle away?
Jon Snow was a secretary and now he's the baddest motherfukker breathing
BerserkI don't know why, but when Brienne and Ayra were sparring one another, reminded me of Berserk when Guts fought Serpico in the castle.Not as epic but the tension of each strike that could kill.
So I had to borrow bars from the one true king of Westeros, Stannis Baratheon 
Was life under the Boltons even that bad in the north? Wildlings aren't people either btwSomething has been bothering me about Dany's position of "bend the knee and then I'll help you," but I couldn't quite put it into words
In Storm of Swords, after Stannis comes to the wall and ambushes the wildlings, he has this conversation with jon:
"Why do you think I abandoned Dragonstone and sailed to the Wall, Lord Snow?”
“I am no lord, sire. You came because we sent for you, I hope. Though I could not say why you took so long about it”
Surprisingly, Stannis smiled at that. “You’re bold enough to be a Stark. Yes, I should have come sooner. If not for my Hand, I might not have come at all. Lord Seaworth is a man of humble birth, but he reminded me of my duty, when all I could think of was my rights. I had the cart before the horse, Davos said. I was trying to win the throne to save the kingdom, when I should have been trying to save the kingdom to win the throne.”
Like Davis said in episode three, the northerners and the wildlings raised Jon up as their king because he gave them reason to. He saved the free folk at hardhome. He saved the North from the boltons. And now he's trying to protect them from the white walkers. To a northerner, Dany is just the foreign daughter of the southern king they overthrew. She's never even set foot in the North. If she were to assist them in fighting the army of the dead, and THEN ask them to accept her as their queen, she would have a much easier time
Maybe - to me it looks like they're sullying the name of Braavos just to move shyt along as quick as possible and tell the story they want to tell. The whole mythos of Braavos is the uprising of the slaves to create the economic centre of that world while implementing strict anti-slavery policy. They're taking a lot of liberties this season and I'm cool with all with jet packs, etc because the season has been fantastic so far but I can't overlook this shyt without explanation cause Braavos is my shyt. That's the only issue for me so far cause the shyt just seems weird to put in without being explored further. GRRM and D & D are usually very detailed with world building and shyt isn't just thrown which is why you can enjoy the story at that level.
it's more than sibling rivalry. Jon and arya always were super close but arya and sansa could never connect due to being so opposite.
every time they pop up randomly in the thread talking about the next episode will be their episode, knowing full well that Reek is bytch 
