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[karamazov80]

Funny, my Wife felt being eaten alive by dogs was too "soft" a punishment for Ramsey.

I thought the same Considering he spent an entire season just torturing Ramsay, ***** Sansa, killed off a baby, the wildling chick and Rickon, plus countless innocent girls he used for sport. It's better than he deserved. His only defensible action was killing his scumbag father off

 

[ONEYE]

Funny, my Wife felt being eaten alive by dogs was too "soft" a punishment for Ramsey.

I felt bad for the dogs being starved. I would have preferred Ramsey to go out in "flayed man style".

 

[Kibagami]

I felt bad for the dogs being starved. I would have preferred Ramsey to go out in "flayed man style".

That would have been sweet.

 

[BoosterGold06]

Clearly someone never learned to zigzag.

Right when he started running I was yelling at the TV for him to zigzag. His death was a gut punch, did they really need to let Ramsey kill off more characters? Like we hadn't gotten the point of how evil he was already.

Funny, my Wife felt being eaten alive by dogs was too "soft" a punishment for Ramsey.

Yeah I didn't find his death as satisfying as I should have. It should have been drawn out over the course of months. He should have been tortured in the sickest and cruelest way possible.

 

[Hydeous]

I thought the same Considering he spent an entire season just torturing Ramsay, ***** Sansa, killed off a baby, the wildling chick and Rickon, plus countless innocent girls he used for sport. It's better than he deserved. His only defensible action was killing his scumbag father off

Theon, you mean?

Yeah, he should have his rooster cut off as well to feed to his dog or something and watch them eat it before unleashing the dogs on him.

 

[Ce Ilhuicamina]

Poor Rickon he didn't watch Apocalypto . I can't get over how good this episode was, Mereen was badass and the battle for Winterfell was brutal and satisfying.

 

[YoNoSe]

I'm very excited that Davos found the stag toy. Can't wait to see how that plays out.

 

[karamazov80]

Right when he started running I was yelling at the TV for him to zigzag. His death was a gut punch, did they really need to let Ramsey kill off more characters? Like we hadn't gotten the point of how evil he was already.

Had to happen. There was no reason for Ramsay to keep Rickon alive apart from a bargaining chip with Jon, or as a bait of some kind. And once Jon refused to surrender, that was that.

Theon, you mean?

Yes

 

[Hydeous]

What's that stag toy's back story? I can't seem to remember anything relating to that.

 

[greygoose]

I thought the same Considering he spent an entire season just torturing Theon, ***** Sansa, killed off a baby, the wildling chick and Rickon, plus countless innocent girls he used for sport. It's better than he deserved. His only defensible action was killing his scumbag father off

Oh boy! What a great character (villain)!

He got what he deserved but still 'sad' to see his character go.

 

[greygoose]

What's that stag toy's back story? I can't seem to remember anything relating to that.

It was Shireen's. Davos figured out that Melisandre was responsible for Shireen's death.

 

[Matt S]

It was Shireen's. Davos figured out that Melisandre was responsible for Shireen's death.

Melisandre has got to die......that scene with Shireen still haunts me, even though it was done mostly off camera. thanks goodness

 

[Hydeous]

Ah I see.

So what's he gonna do bout it then? Stanis is long gone, and Jon need Melisandre's guidance at this point.

 

[Bucky Underbelly]

If only Rickon had heeded Archer's advice.

 

[BoosterGold06]

Had to happen. There was no reason for Ramsay to keep Rickon alive apart from a bargaining chip with Jon, or as a bait of some kind. And once Jon refused to surrender, that was that.

I know, but I was still holding out hope that he would somehow live. I hate seeing any Stark die.

Speaking of Starks, is Sansa ever going to side with her family? I mean in season one she got the butcher's boy and her direwolf killed by basically siding with Joffrey over Arya. At the Vale she lied for Little Finger to help cover up the death of her aunt (granted her aunt was crazy and threatening to kill her). Then she could have told Jon that help might be on the way from the Vale, but chose to keep that piece of information a secret which probably resulted in a lot more people dying. I know she's been through hell, but she's still annoying me.

 

[rushmore223]

I know, but I was still holding out hope that he would somehow live. I hate seeing any Stark die.

Speaking of Starks, is Sansa ever going to side with her family? I mean in season one she got the butcher's boy and her direwolf killed by basically siding with Joffrey over Arya. At the Vale she lied for Little Finger to help cover up the death of her aunt (granted her aunt was crazy and threatening to kill her). Then she could have told Jon that help might be on the way from the Vale, but chose to keep that piece of information a secret which probably resulted in a lot more people dying. I know she's been through hell, but she's still annoying me.

Yep, Sansa's thoughtless actions have been responsible for some of the series biggest injustices. The worst being her Fathers death.

 

[Bucky Underbelly]

Yeah, I'm still not clear on why she won't tell Jon about the force from Rohan ... I mean, the Vale. Doesn't make any sense to me. In the scenes before she's arguing that he needs more men, but when he says he doesn't have any more ... she doesn't think to mention that she does. I don't understand how keeping that secret from Jon helps anything. I hope they go into her reasons in the last episode, because otherwise it just seems like it was for the audience's benefit and that doesn't really work for me.

 

[Johnny Utah]

Jon racing toward Rickon and the battle beginning was my favorite part. I was yelling 'COME ON!!!!!!' at the tv.

 

[meanstreak]

I don't think Sansa knew if/when LF would show up so she didn't want to tell Jon about an army she was unsure was coming.

Why would she trust LF after what he did to her with the Boltons? I don't think she's against her family at all, she's quite smart and one of my favorite scenes from last nights ep is Jon and Sansa talking after he was planning the battle. She was right, he should've seeked her input. She has been through hell and back and has become hardened.

I just hope she doesn't let LF play her in the next episode or next season. I loved when she stood up to him. I hope Brienne comes back in time so if LF tries to do anything to Sansa he'll die.

Anybody else think Stoneheart may still show up? The Freys with Jamie in the preview next week seem like the perfect place IMO.

I'm excited to see how this series ends... I'm betting it will be epic and I'm guessing the following is going to happen

Spoiler

Cersei will burn down kings landing with the wild fire, Margaery and Tommen are going to die a long with all the Sparrows, Cersei will die either by the fire itself or Jamie killing her for her actions

 

[greygoose]

Melisandre has got to die......that scene with Shireen still haunts me, even though it was done mostly off camera. thanks goodness

I think Davos will see to that. Hopefully next episode.