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I was very hyped about this episode, especially after I saw the trailer. I mean, it had Bran caught up in a flashback (maybe one that would finally reveal Jon’s true parentage and confirm the R+L=J theory, with Rhaegar Targaryen as Jon's real father and Lyanna Stark as his mother), Lannister guards telling Cersei she can't pass (so Tommen’s finally stepping up, sweet!), Sansa and Brienne talking about Arya, Ramsay predicting Sansa will head for Castle Black, Jaime threatening the High Sparrow (go Jaime!) and Tyrion in front of a literal, firebreathing dragon (but Tyrion's not gonna die, they'll never kill off the most popular char

Warning: spoilers ahead. We begin where we left off. Meera's carrying Bran and running as fast as she can. While she runs, a series of images, or more precisely clips go through Bran's mind, they're clips of the past, like alchemists making wildfire, Aerys the Mad King yelling "burn them all, Jaime stabbing Aerys, the present, like Bran's fall, Ned's execution, the Red Wedding, Dany hatching her dragons, the White Walker attack at Hardhome (so Bran sees things he did not originally witness), and the future, like dragons flying over King's Landing (Dany hype!). Those wights are catching up, and Meera's growing more and more weary. The show ta

Valar morghulis... The man was handsome, but ominous. The coin you held tightly was pressed so firmly to your skin that it was leaving an indent. With remarkably pale eyes, he peered at you between long strands of hair, expression ever calm as if nothing could shatter his sense of peace. Not even yourself, the first individual who had ever captured his interest to such a strong degree. He did not betray that through his mannerisms though. He had to make it clear through his actions that he only saw you as one thing, and one thing only. A trainee. A new recruit for the Faceless Men. Someone with potential, and only that. Nothing more...u