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Great episode --so many things came together -- great twist at the end with Little Finger. Glad to see Jamie make that decision-- is that the ending of him and Cerci?
Is Jon Dany's cousin, half brother or what? I hope they aren't so closely related that they can't marry and rule the throne.
She is his aunt. Far enough away for me, don't know how Jon will take it. Judging by all the women who think they are barren, it's probably to late to go back.
I whooped out loud about Petyr. So glad to see the smirk wiped off his face (although he did get a second "smile", lol.) What I'm wondering is, after Cersei gave her order to the Mountain, and then you see Jaime riding away, does that mean that he killed the Mountain? I thought the Mountain was actually already "sort of" dead though, not that dead is an absolute construct on GOT. And I have to admit, I was glad to see Jon and Dani finally get, um, closer together.
The fact that they wrote Jon and Dany's conversation questioning that she might not be barren after all makes me think (foreshadowing) she will get pregnant.
Maybe when you come back from the dead you are hyper-potent.
I didn't see the wall coming down the way it did. I am not sure if I liked that?
Well, it certainly sets the stage for an epic onslaught of the white walkers against pretty much everyone for the final season. Personally, since Cersei is being such a traitorous beyotch about going back on her word about fighting together with Jon and Dani, I hope they head straight for her kingdom first. However, that's geographically impossible, so her fate will probably have to wait until the series finale. Drat it!
The best moment of the episode was seeing that little smirk wiped off Littlefinger's face when he thought Sansa was about to have Arya executed, only to have her turn to him instead. I enjoyed it so much I had to go back and rewatch it several times. Very satisfying!
She is his aunt. Far enough away for me, don't know how Jon will take it. Judging by all the women who think they are barren, it's probably to late to go back.
On the bright side, there is less shared DNA than brother and sister. But more than first cousins.
But since most of their Targaryen ancestors WERE brother and sister couples, all bets are off. It's a very shallow gene pool any way you slice it.
The best moment of the episode was seeing that little smirk wiped off Littlefinger's face when he thought Sansa was about to have Arya executed, only to have her turn to him instead. I enjoyed it so much I had to go back and rewatch it several times. Very satisfying!
I laughed so hard during that scene. The look on his face when Sansa said his name was perfect!
I had actual said earlier in the episod, when Littlefinger and Sansa were talking, that Arya better kill him this episode. I figured nothing else would be resolved, so at least that happened this episode.
How many white walkers would it take to defeat the mountain? Since he is sort of dead..could the Night King convert him? And did anyone see if Podrick ever came back from his beer run with Bronn?
On a lighter side my vote for best character from this episode goes to Brienne of Tarth! Loved the conversation with the Hound! And telling off Jaime!
I whooped out loud about Petyr. So glad to see the smirk wiped off his face (although he did get a second "smile", lol.) What I'm wondering is, after Cersei gave her order to the Mountain, and then you see Jaime riding away, does that mean that he killed the Mountain? I thought the Mountain was actually already "sort of" dead though, not that dead is an absolute construct on GOT. And I have to admit, I was glad to see Jon and Dani finally get, um, closer together.
The way I took that scene was that Cercei nodded for the mountain to be ready, and he--the mountain--drew his sword. Jaime waited, but she couldn't give the final order. So, Jaime said something, (can't remember what, ATM) walked off sort of impatiently around the mountain, and then we see him riding away.
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What I'm wondering is, after Cersei gave her order to the Mountain, and then you see Jaime riding away, does that mean that he killed the Mountain? I thought the Mountain was actually already "sort of" dead though, not that dead is an absolute construct on GOT. And I have to admit, I was glad to see Jon and Dani finally get, um, closer together. 
