Then there are a lot of people, namely critics, that are unaware of that and I wasn't aware that he would divulge that information because if I were a reader, I wouldn't be any longer.
Yep.
He hasn't divulged it, but the show isn't going to go off on some crazy divergence from where the books will go. This is where they are headed. It's not like this stuff wasn't built up or developed in the show either. There's a lot throughout the entire series leading to this.
Good to know. I did not remember seeing him do that also.
He's disguised.
That probably helped. Then again I was not looking for him. I am not sure why a professional athlete-made-nondescript actor was hyped like it was.
Well Tyrion is still alive (at this point) to make good on the deal, lol.
That thought crossed my mind too. All the other horses bolted because of Drogon's sacking of the city but that single, and very calm, horse was just hanging around for Arya to ride?
It will probably encompass half her dialogue in the final episode. I am kinda wishing Ramsey had gotten his hands on her again. Sure, it is a microscopic wish but it is one that never existed before she broke her vow and started a Dark Ages gossip-fest.
I am likely wrong but I thought Dany left a portion of her armies at Dragonstone when she marched north to Winterfell..?
I was laughing my head off watching the commander run for his life, as if he had any chance of escaping. Not exactly a good image to leave behind as a legacy.
Ohhhh! That is the scene @Kevinicus was telling me featured Rodgers. meh. Pretty forgettable.Aaron Rodgers, a huge GOT fan, made it into last night's episode.
For real, no joke
Same look he'll have when DLaw is running him down
I really liked Lyanna Mormont's death.
Personally, I consider Jaime and Cersei's deaths as climactic--especially Cersei's. Cersei told her Hand (paraphrasing) that the Red Keep had never fallen in battle. The witch said she would be casted down. Seeing a castle that had never fallen before FALL and crush Cersei (and Jaime) seem very climactic to me.
Oh I agree, though I was talking about major characters. IMDB says she (Bella Ramsey aka Lyanna Mormont) was only in a total of nine of the seventy one episodes.
Actually, Littlefinger had an awesome and deserved death too. Forgot about that. (not sure how considering how great it was)
We agree to disagree. One of the most imposing sites in the Seven Kingdoms fell and crushed an insanely defiant ruler and her idiot devoted lover brother under tons of stones. Cersei did not believe anyone would humiliate and defeat her again after blowing up her enemies in The Sept with wildfire. Cersei wanted the White Walkers, Dany and the North to wipe themselves out (illogically conceived knowing the dead were basically unstoppable).
That's not it either.
