Who was Lommy? The only guy that was shown getting chosen was the boy that would "stare at them and they won't pick you". I got the impression that he had been in that cage for a while.

Yes the mountain was choosing them, and the Tickler was killing them. But I didn't get the gist (from the show anyway) that they had picked/tortured/killed any of her friends/companions.

What's the name of the guy doing the killing for her? He's pretty much a badass so far, and his speaking style is definitely captivating.

Jaquen H'gar.

Lommy is the boy that was killed when Arya was captured. She told the Red Cloaks he was Gendry.

Jaqen H'ghar is one of the prisoners that Arya saved and he killed The Tickler.

Lommy was one of the boys Arya met when she joined Yoren's party going to the wall. Lommy had green spots on his arms because he was a dyer's apprentice and was called Greenhands. He was sent to the wall when he was caught stealing. He joined Arya, Hotpie and Gendry on the trek to the wall but he was killed when their party was attacked by Ser Amory Lorch's party. Lommy was injured in the leg and a soldier asked if he could walk he told him he would need to be carried. The soldier then killed Lommy with the small sword he took from Arya. That soldier's name was Polliver. Arya adds his name after she witnessed him beating a woman begging for food.

For some reason I thought they had removed the polliver role on the show, guess I didn't pay much attention to who was doing the capturing.

So my point stands....the Mountain and the Tickler didn't capture or kill any of "her people".

It's no big deal and I won't get hung up on it. I was just curious why she added them sO quickly to the list. Apparently there's no reason...she's just a PISSED off woman.

well she's also like 11 years old

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they made mention of Bran and Rickon becoming Robb's bannermen.

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Robb's bannermen are the lesser lords of the North who swore their fealty to the Lord of Winterfell such as the Karstarks, Umbers, Reeds, Boltons, etc... not his brothers. Calling the banners meant he was calling on his lesser lords and their soldiers to come fight in his army to avenge his father

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So my point stands....the Mountain and the Tickler didn't capture or kill any of "her people".

It's no big deal and I won't get hung up on it. I was just curious why she added them sO quickly to the list. Apparently there's no reason...she's just a PISSED off woman.

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Seeing them torture people to death would get them on my list.

The Tickler was directing the torture methods and asking the questions. Ser Gregor "The Mountain That Rides" Clegane was directing The Tickler. (In the book, this is much more clear, and The Tickler has a slightly bigger role and more sinister reputation.) This is why Arya added their names to her prayer list.

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another great episode. Joffrey punked by the horse patty and then tyrion was gold. tyrion once again steals the show when he is on screen.

RIP Sir Rodrik

This was one of the more violent and gory hours of TV that I can remember

Pretty solid episode, every story line is really building right now...the next few weeks should be lots of fun

Puny Theon, it took him five swings...

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Pretty solid episode, every story line is really building right now...the next few weeks should be lots of fun

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No doubt. At the end of the beheading scene, I said out loud, "Holy cow!" and it had nothing to do with the shock of him dying....but HOW he died...... I don't often get shudders watching stuff like that, but when Theon gave the head one last kick to dislodge it from the body......HOLY COW.

The Hound scene was badass!! When Tyrion was looking around for someone to go find her and he wasn't in the room I figured he would be the one looking for her.

The tension in the room when Littlefinger and Tywinn are talking was unreal.

Jon Snow just seems like an absolute idiot. It seems like every episode he's in someone calls him stupid, or tells him "don't be stupid". I'm beginning to agree with their assessments.

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Snows not an idiot... He's just a kid... aka an idiot with an excuse.

Boring episode

Poodoo, its not his fault he knows nothing.

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surprising to hear anyone post this, it was one of the most tense, drama-filled, and violent episodes yet

The hound is ****ing awesome!

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Agreed this was one of the best of the season.

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Take it to the book thread.

So Baelish obviously recognized Arya. At the moment he tells Tywin about Tyrion's proposal to Catelyn, the scene switches to Jon. Then, Arya takes a letter from Tywin's table (masterfully done). What did that letter say? I couldn't quite read all of it, mentioned Robb in it. To whom was it directed toand who wrote it?

best episode of the season. fantastic.

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Troll?

It not a troll then why are you even watching this show? This was one of the best episodes of the whole series thus far.

"Tonks" FTW.

Would baelish recognize arya? She was never really st any of the same events as the other stark girl

It is not made clear whether or not little finger recognized arya. He obiviously had thoughts about something... Most likely the kid looked somewhat familiar.

I do not think that he recognized her.

Also, Jaqen H'hgar is nails (literally).

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The hound is ****ing awesome!

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"Thank you, Gregane"
"I didn't do it for you..."

I think that the Hound has a thing for Sansa.

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Throughout the show this guys whole existence has been to gather information and use it to further his position.

I think he not only recognized her but left that note as a test or trap.

"you're alright now, little bird. you're all right."

"get the little bird back to her cage"

So where was Bronn? Did Tyrion send him somewhere?

^^ good question actually, i didn't see him anywhere.