We have to get Bran back if we want the Tower of Joy though

Well, some of the characters have a magical transporter that lets them travel way faster than everyone else is able to. Like Petyr Baelish.

Dorne is really obnoxious and I was so happy the Lannisters left in 5.10 because it meant we were finally rid of them but nooooo.

Why are the ****ing Sandsnakes the one side plot that they're actually sticking with? Rickon and whatsherface (Osha?) or the Freys or King Robert's bastards (Gendry?) would have been far more interesting.

That qualifies as a theory? I thought you were gonna drop some theory about her actually being like someone's ancestor or something. She's old enough to be.

I swear that they've shown her without her disguise before on this show. Like that has definitely happened before, hasn't it? I know it did. Right? Tell me I'm not crazy.

Eh it was an introduction episode.

LOL @ that one dude fighting both girls and he turned his back on the one that killed him. Not very bright!

Dany better at least set sail for Westeros by the end of the season. Get a move on.

Well I'm sure now that people know it's confirmed, there will be more theories about who she is--if anyone.

They should have sold him to a brothel in Kings Landing so that he could eventually stumble into the arms of Ser Loras and discover his latent bisexuality.

No you're not crazy
In season 4, she's taking a bath and she doesn't have it on.

Edit: Wait unless you mean that she's been seen as an old woman before 6x01. Then so she hasn't been seen like that.

I hope that was the last we saw of anything related to Dorne. It's a shame that Dorne was interesting in the books and kinda fell flat in the show :/

Also what sets Meereen on fire? Could it possibly be Drogon looking for his mommy?

I think this was a reference to the way his brother died in the books. He turned his back on one of Dany's Dragons in the cave, and It burnt him to death from behind.

That chick just did a coup d'etat, you really think they're just going to leave it where it is

That theory has been confirmed ever since the Mel pov chapter tho.

Ah what a great episode, really happy with it.

Although I'm super sad about what happened to Marcella's prince - he was a beautiful, beautiful man.

Also to everyone talking about the Red woman and her having her neckless removed before - she was using her special ointments/bath drops then, and the camera deliberately focused on those vials of things resting next to her neckless on the table - so I'm assuming when she bathed the oils and stuff in the water gave her the same powers as the neckless does.

Then I expect another house to seize Dorne because something's telling me that Ellaria Sand is as mad as Cersei!

I really hate Dorne now. D&D totally ruined it all, like literally the only thing missing was Ellaria saying: "Men call me Darkstar and I'm of the night".

Dorne is beyond hopeless. Like why were they even included at this point? They should've just killed Myrcella off screen. The only thing I have to say is in the books both Obara and Nym are in King's Landing. Maybe something will come of that? But that big ass plothole with them not being on the ship and then suddenly appearing out of nowhere.