Take out that you KNOW Jon is Lyannas son. Unless that maester wrote that Lyanna bore a son that was raised by Ned as his own only the "crippled boy who speaks to three eyed ravens" and Howland Reed know.

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Lots of interesting shit to mull over.

I didn't even think about the Euron angle with Cersi's jack ass kid.

Did anyone notice how much more powerful the night king was than Bran. That doesn't bode well.

I love that Bron said their partnership ends at Dragons ROFL. He better live awhile. That whole, "listen, ****." Shit was gold man.

The whole Suicide Squad thing is pretty neat. It's unfortunate many of them have to die. There are some good characters there.

The dragon Jon connection was expected but well done. Damn well done.

Billy Bones loses again.

Don't know what Sam is after there. How the hell did he know which books to steal?

Why would Varys give a shit if she burned a couple mother****ers? I mean I get that he feels bad he sent some dudes to the mad king. But they were going to start a war with the Lannisters. Did they think no one was going to get burned?

Good to see Gendry **** up soke mother****ers.

Why is that old balls guy asking so many questions about that black girl? He going to cherry mash that ass?

Jaime is a loose end that Cersei will try to eliminate. The whole "it's your kid" bit is to keep Jaime loyal to her, especially since Jaime realizes their days are numbered.

I know it makes for better TV this way but there's no reason Daenerys shouldn't just stroll over to King's Landing and take the place right now.

By Drunken Priest you mean Bald ****.

What? No. Rhaegar is Dany's brother. Not her dad.

I don't get why they care what Cersei does. What's she going to do? March an army or sail a ship to Dragonstone? All the concern about appeasing Cersei just didn't ring true after last week's episode.

Dany would tell Jamie and Cersei to go into exile on Castely Rock or burn. Problem solved in about 2 mins.

I thought the Bran worg (warg? sp?) scene was amazing. He was rapidly worging between ravens and getting them all to fly north. So cool, probably overlooked because it wasn't the most important scene.

Holy shit, what an episode.

Before last night, what were the Vegas odds that Gendry would be going beyond the Wall to take on some mother ****in' zombies?

My prediction...

Jon Snow will die again. Beric Dondarrion, who we know has been brought back 6 times, will pass his 7th and final resurrection to Jon. He will also give him his sword, Lightbringer, as well. Jon will give Long Claw to Jorah because it is/was the Mormont family sword....god dammit I love this show. It's a shame to know it will only be on 10 more times.

How about Arya confronts Sansa, they look like they're going to fight, Bran steps in to tell everyone how it all really went down, Arya kills Littlefinger with Sansa'a blessing?

The scene with Arya fighting against Brienne of Tarth would explain everyone allowing Arya to go after Littlefinger in a 'he's mine' kind of way.

I noticed that too -- but not until the second viewing.

Imagine how he'll control all three dragons at once or even an entire army.