Unfortunately, the white walkers are probably going to be around in a major way for the rest of the show.
Winter's here, time to see if the fighting between families can simmer down to solve the problem.
Watch yourself, I love Sansa
You know it's not going to end like thatWatch yourself, I love Sansa
The way the show treats her has been awful though. Sansa in the books isn't anywhere near the North. She's learned how to play the Game of Thrones. Nobody (except for Rob Arryn and Littlefinger) really even knows who she is. Her development on the show has been... interesting, to say the least. Sansa went through all of the trauma in King's Landing, to suffer worse trauma in her own home. She went through episodes of great development, only for the showrunners to say 'let's do something else' and change it. At least in the books, I am pretty confident in thinking that Sansa will be one of the survivors.
What I'm hoping for this season- Arya & Sansa reunion, Sansa helps Jon rule, and Littlefinger dies (courtesy of Arya).
This. All of this. "Hey Sansa, I haven't heard much about this new Bolton hanging out in your home, but his dad- you know, the guy who killed your brother- should be no issue. I have spies everywhere, but have no information on the guy I'm going to marry you off to, doesn't that sound fun? Then I'll just pop by King's Landing for an appearance with the Queen and hope that you're safe with the family who is okay with prima nocta and flaying people alive. K byeeeeee."You know it's not going to end like that
I understand why they placed her with Ramsay, I mean, for dramatic reasonings, but this logic is absolutely insane. There's just no way LF would give her up, especially to a Bolton, and especially to a basterd Bolton he doesn't know. That was so unLittle Finger. I'm still scratching my head about what exactly he was supposed to get out of it.
Oh yeah. The build up was clear: he was going to use her as an instrument of manipulation and a weapon to further his agenda for the iron throne. And the obsessive, sexual nature over her -- And Cat. It was clear he was leading her to be at his side to rule... Which could backfire; he trains her so well that she doesn't need him and has her own ambitions now. But that's gone now in show. Either they're going to flimsily bring that back on track with him manipulating her to turn on John, which is what everything suggests, or he'll be killed by the end of the season... I think there could be tension between Sansa and Arya. That will be interesting.
Tonight!!!!! I hope to watch this as soon as it gets to HBOGo
I need to plan the night accordingly so I can watch this the second it's posted. I'm so excited
It's the beginning of the end in a sense, but I'm not going to really consider the show as 'the end'. That title is reserved for the date I finish the last book, whenever that happens.
