re: GoT S6: E10 "The Winds of Winter" BOOK READERS

I just did another rewatch, and whoever said Manderly looks like Rob Ryan is correct .

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I was cracking up at that part during my rewatch last night. Tormund is such a great character.

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One thing I've been happy about with him the last season or so is them finally putting in Tormund's humor. He had been way too serious for most of the run. It's been great to finally see him fully realized.

I hope you meant Frey.

Also Roose was stabbed just like he stabbed Robb.

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Tommen and Bran ended up

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Tommen was such a tragic character. Sure, he was way too naive and easily manipulated, but he only wanted what was best for his family and the kingdom. He unfortunately relied on the wrong people and was played too much, but he was always a good person.

I think it was that Tommen knew his mother was evil. Margery and the High Septon were probably both telling him this behind the scenes but he didn't want to believe it. He relied very heavily on his mother, his wife, and the Faith and when his wife and the Faith were destroyed by his mother confirming her evil...well, he had 2 choices in his mind. Either turn into a monster like his mother or die,

I think he realized that the incest was true and that he was the product of it. He may have seen himself as an abomination.

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I hope you meant Frey

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I did. Posted way too much today. Heading to bed

So, Arya had to have killed a shite ton of people in order to finely chop up Lothar and Black Walder and use the kitchens to cook up her diabolical revenge to the point that Walder Frey would eat it without complaints. I mean well into the double digits. Hot Pie's and the Faceless Men's skills both came into play here.

Isn't it great?

Has anyone else been talking with their Hodor friends about this? None of them know who Rhaegar is and are telling me there's no way Jaime kills Cersei.