He said priceless gift. My first thought was Tyrion, or maybe Sansa. The dragon horn is a possibility too, though it has never been mentioned on the show so far. Others have suggested it could be the heads of the Sand Snakes who killed Myrcella. Should be interesting to see.

I say it's the horn. You have Euron established as the guy who's been around the world and seen it all. Plus, if there's no threat to Danny she'll just roll through everyone and while I'd love to see it there has to be some kind of threat/trap Cersei can lay. Just my guesses.

Indeed

That's a good thought. Without taking the Dragons out or incapacitating them, there is no shot

Geographically he has little choice.

I mean we have to presume he took his ships into Blackwater Bay, right? How's he getting out of there without passing Dragonstone?

He HAS to go to Dragonstone. And if he just sidles merrily by, well what the !@#$ does Dany have all those ships for? Unless we're to presume that he got past there before Dany made it into Dragonstone (in which case, why the hell didn't he garrison it? Or why didn't Cersei order him to, given that she knew that's where Dany was headed?).

The whole 'unguarded Dragonstone' thing annoys me a fair amount, to be honest.

Oh, and here's the callback with the Hound.

https://youtu.be/VKPEEIuU0to

Remember when he beat and robbed the farmer that took him in? (And the little girl made him rabbit stew?)

Ouch. That stings a bit.

Arya should just get Thug Life tattooed on her chest

Those giant wights though. ****.

What if he already has the horn and is going to bring her a dragon? If he is the one that can control the dragon Cersi needs him, if she gets the horn and can control the dragon herself she doesn't have a need for him.

Not sure if this is spoilers or not but its definitely speculation

If he already had the horn....then you think that he would have mentioned it and that would have been the cliffhanger at the end of the episode.

I think he'll just bring her the sand snakes dead.

I'm loving Sandor's growth right now. I can't say he's had the best character development as I'd have to give that to Jamie (although show Jamie still can't touch book Jamie), but he's come a long way. Seeing that family dead as a direct result of his actions probably wouldn't have given him pause even up to seasons 4-5 and now it's weighing on his heart heavily enough to bury them during a storm. He's fighting tooth and nail to remain faithless yet he can't ignore all of this evidence he's seeing forever.

Also, at first I thought it had potential to be corny AF when Thoros told him to look in the flames, but they did a good job of not actually showing the vision and having him narrate instead.. speaking of, anyone know the significance of "the mountain, looks like an arrowhead"?

I don't think they would introduce it like that, "by the way I have this horn that controls dragons" Nobody would believe him. Now if he went to attack Dany, used the horn to control the dragon then brought that back with him then yeah.

What were his exact words? Something you desire or something like that?

I feel like it has to be something she has a history with. I don't think she really wants or desires a dragon because they haven't really established that or even that she is afraid of them.

Yeah. My buddy noticed it and called it out. That is rough stuff. ROUGH