[i spit on haters]

Last night's ep. was okay. I don't mind Sam and Gilly as characters or their story-line but it seemed to drag bit longer than it needed to. Wasn't sure why they needed such lengthy scenes up until Sam stole the sword, then it all made sense.

If they end one more ep. with khaleesi and her dragon. We get it!

[Staryu]

nvm

[Style.]

Dany's moment last night just seemed so not needed. The Dothraki were already following her so why did she have to make a speech? I mean obviously they wanted to show Drogon, but I don't know it just seemed weird. I do like how they are finally showing that Dany isn't sticking around Meereen/Essos forever and is going to Westeros soon. She finally has her priorities straight again

Last night's episode just felt odd too. It felt like something was missing.

Originally posted by Nutitle

Still not over this

[Icarus]

Originally posted by hairofglory

I'm mad confused about Arya's plot. Did she literally just decide to jump ship AFTER ALL THAT? It was such a quick turnaround. Can someone explain why she was supposed to kill that actress?

I think the actress playing Sansa in the play had requested it because she was jealous of her and wanted her part. The faceless men are just a group of assassins after all, this was just Arya's second hit job after the guy she killed last season

[Atlas]

DANY IS GONNA DIE daario confirmed it "your not a ruler your a conqueror" she proved shes a **** ruler with meereen all she can do is go around conquering but cant keep these places held together. So she'll go to westeros save everyone from the white walkers and die. Like how can she be queen anyways when she's apparently cursed and cant have kids or something?

[Triton]

I kind of low key loved the Sam/Gilly scene and seeing new parts of Westeros, if that was Horn Hill, I really want to see Highgarden, Oldtown and Casterly Rock.

Gilly getting a makeover, Randyll shading Sam every time he can, Gilly going one on one with Randyll, yass bitch, stand by your man.

Imagine a scene with Randyll and Tywin...

The play scenes were ok, I liked the moments when Arya and Lady Crane interacted.

Kings Landing was a bore... I had really hoped something bigger would happen. Mace is such an oaf, his feather's were fabulous though, slay! I hate the HS little smirk...

[i spit on haters]

Cersei better have major screen-time within the last 3 episodes. I feel like she's been pushed to the back this season. Wasn't in last week's episode at all and only had a small scene in last night's episode. Easily the strongest actor out of the cast with strong screen presence.

[Grumpy Gills]

Originally posted by Style.

Dany's moment last night just seemed so not needed. The Dothraki were already following her so why did she have to make a speech? I mean obviously they wanted to show Drogon, but I don't know it just seemed weird. I do like how they are finally showing that Dany isn't sticking around Meereen/Essos forever and is going to Westeros soon. She finally has her priorities straight again

Last night's episode just felt odd too. It felt like something was missing.



Still not over this

Right? it felt so out of place, it's like they should have either had this moment in the episode where she walked out of the burning hut or not at all.

[fridayteenage]

The industry doesn't agree, given Dinklage's shower of awards.

[Witchpop]

Everyone knows my favorite characters on the show are Drogon, Viserion and Rhaegal. I stan them so hard, but not even lil scaley baby Drogon could save last nights episode.

I was expecting **** to go down in KL and that teaser made the episode seem GREAT, but I was falling asleep.

Now stop wasting Dany's time, I'm tired of her burning things and giving speeches, ****ing put the Dothraki on Drogon's back (He's big enough ) and ****ing go to Westeros you blonde bimbo

[danielins]

Originally posted by Callisto.

So was that one scene of Dorne the end of Dorne?

They just murdered Marcella, Their King and his heir and...that's it.

I really hope so, they messed up Dorne so so bad last season and with this coup by the Sand Snakes I just can't with them anymore. And it was one the places I was most excited to see last season. So much wasted potential.

[Triton]

Originally posted by Callisto.

So was that one scene of Dorne the end of Dorne?

They just murdered Marcella, Their King and his heir and...that's it.

Allegedly it will be back on the season finale.

[Callisto.]

BTW Daenerys doesn't have Dragons.

She has wyverns.

There's a difference.

[MrLovett]

I'm so excited for Dany to kill everyone and rule like the Queen she is!

[LadyFlorence]

I loved the scene of Arya giving the actress advice on how Cersi would actually feel when Joffery died. She had a loved one taken away before she could say goodbye so in a way there are parallels between Cersi's want for revenge and Arya's.

[antoine_]

Originally posted by LadyFlorence

I loved the scene of Arya giving the actress advice on how Cersi would actually feel when Joffery died. She had a loved one taken away before she could say goodbye so in a way there are parallels between Cersi's want for revenge and Arya's.

Call me crazy, but now Arya is the most interesting female character in the show.
Cersei, Margaery and Dani are having hard time, it feels like they are stuck on one place.
Tomen is giving me such gay vibes this episode too

[HumanitySector]

The last scene. Wtf? That was borderline cringy and completely unnecessary. However she did look cool on that dragon.

I also don't really like how Bran is shaping up to be some kind of most important character ever, ew.

Still one of the best seasons so far

[Eóghan Scherzy]

Got Academy just released a new video, one of my fave GoT channel that I follow every week.

And they pretty much exposed Dany's destiny at 13:54.

So yep like some of y'all said she's a villain, but I kinda love it. As long as she sacrifice herself and end the White Walkers in the end, it's fine.

13:54

[EthaneFenty]

I feel like little to no progression has been made in this entire season

[Nialler]

nnn;