Game of Thrones: House of the Dragon!

[Slothy]

Yeah, i don't get the predictions of sansa and Jon issues in the future. They were totally on each others side throughout this episode and she seemed genuinely happy that he was named King.

[Ayen]

Wait, no. Better:

Sansa, "I fed Ramsay to his own dogs."
Arya, "I fed Walder Frey his own men."

Cersei, "How adorable."

[escobert]

I'm interested in seeing how Arya Handles the news of her siblings* taking the north back and exacting revenge on the Boltons.

"Did they suffer?"

Though I'm more interested in seeing this conversation:

Sansa, "I fed Ramsay to his own dogs."
Arya, "I fed Walder Frey his own men."
Sansa, "..........................."
Jon, "What the smurf happened to you two?"

Not just his men, his sons.

[Ayen]

I really can't keep track of Walder Frey's trout anymore.

Now I don't have to.

[Del Murder]

To be fair, most of Walder's men are his sons.

[Loony BoB]

Is The Mountain a White Walker?

So many deaths, I kinda feel like they just rushed them all in a way. Not complaining, just wondering if it might have been better to split some of them into earlier episodes somehow. Still, damn. RIP a crapload of people. Did Varys really get to Kings Landing, then Dorne in that short a time? I can see Melisandre meeting up with some other gang now. Maybe Arya!

Is Tyrion proper getting into Dany or is it just me? And how will Dany react to "King in the North" Jon Snow?

Pycelle, really felt like he was going to have a neat twist in his story but nope.

[Ayen]

Melisandre is on Arya's list as the 'red woman'. The Lord of Light better tell her to avoid Arya like the plague.

[Mr. Carnelian]

Even though we saw it coming, Cersei's wildfire plot was beautifully conveyed on-screen. Definitely one of the best sequences of this season. Cersei went full darkside this episode, and it was brilliant. Awesome outfit, too.

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[Aulayna]

Yeah, i don't get the predictions of sansa and Jon issues in the future. They were totally on each others side throughout this episode and she seemed genuinely happy that he was named King.

Yep same.

After her pushing Littlefinger away during his advances about "let's share the Iron Throne baby" I took her look at LF, during the gathering, as more of a concerned "what's going to be his next move" than an annoyance at Jon. The north rallying behind Jon is more of a thorn in Littlefinger's ambitions than hers, and I think she's well aware of that.

[Ayen]

Yeah, the more I think about it, that story progression would kill Sansa's character (I don't mean literally) and I don't think even D&D would be that bad. Though LF is going to find out Jon isn't the same as Ned if he pulls the same trout with him. Ned tried not to hurt people when carrying things out and playing the game. Jon will straight up cut trout down when necessary, so LF may be biting off more than he can chew with Jon.

Though Sansa might be the one to put a knife in LF's stomach thus breaking Jinx's heart forevermore.

[Del Murder]

Is The Mountain a White Walker?

Good question. Not sure the powers that reanimated him are the same as what created the walkers. They certainly don't seem to be the same as whatever powers the Red priests have to bring people back to life.

Did Varys really get to Kings Landing, then Dorne in that short a time?

I don't think he went to King's Landing. I'm pretty sure that's the last place he wants to be. Meereen to Dorne and back in that time is a magical journey though.

Is Tyrion proper getting into Dany or is it just me?

He likes her, for realz. I don't think he wants to smurf her, if that's what you mean.

And how will Dany react to "King in the North" Jon Snow?

She won't like it. More interestingly, how will Jon Snow react to it? He seemed quite surprised at the reaction at the summit. I'm not sure that's what he wanted. Jon just wants to kill the walkers. He may accept this title to rally the men to the cause but I don't think he'll ever believe himself to be a king.

[Jinx]

y'all i'm pretty salty about sansa turning littlefinger down

Also, the music in King's Landing. Holy moly! All of it was just...amazing. I really like the choir singing during Pycelle's murder. It's so discordant but in such a savory way.

Man, I actually sat down during break today to watch the opening scene again. It's so freaking good. I honestly think that not only is this my favorite episode of GoT ever, but that might be my very favorite scene.

[Ayen]

Agreed. If these songs land on YouTube or they release the musical score I'm gonna listen to them all on repeat.

[Jinx]

In my head I kept calling it The Ballad of Cersei.

[Slothy]

smurf littlefinger.