PatAg said:

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So this whole time we thought there only like, 4-5 of those White Walker leader guys...pretty sure that whole front line of horses was full of them

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There were 13 total shown when the NK first turned a baby.

Loved this episode, am I not woke enough?

These first 2 episodes did a very good job of setting the table. I imagine the next one will be the last for several characters

What exactly does Dany want right now?

To battle And defeat the dead or have everybody respect her beforehand?

I'm over her.

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C@LAg said:

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Joseph Parrish said:

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So where is the red witch? Wasn't she supposed to die at Winterfell?

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nope. just "this strange land"

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meaning the north right?

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Meaning Westeros

Is the actress who plays Gilly pregnant? Looking a bit chunky.

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Kate Beckett said:

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I cried during several parts and I have no shame.

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I got a little choked up with Theon and Sansa

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I'm calling it now: Theon dies saving a Stark, likely Sansa.

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PatAg said:

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So this whole time we thought there only like, 4-5 of those White Walker leader guys...pretty sure that whole front line of horses was full of them

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nope. Craster had a ****-ton of wives, all of them pregnant at least every 2 years. Any males were given over to the WW, so we can assume there are much much more than that.

And that is only assuming Craster's kin. There could be plenty from prior Wildlings over the centuries.

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I just mean they only ever showed the same 4-5 of them, and we saw Jon kill one. They could have been doing that baby conversion to all of them for sure, but we only saw it get blue eyes on screen. We dont know how long it takes them to age. We don't know how long Craster had that arrangement. We dont know if they live forever unless killed by dragonglass/valyrian (dragonfire?). We dont know how many of them might have died outside of the one Jon killed on screeen. This is the first time we have actually seen them in numbers like this.

You're kind of a knowitall that doesn't knowitall, huh?

It felt like death flags everywhere tonight

Can't believe some people thought that episode was meh. Wife and I agreed it was one of the best of the entire series. As others have mentioned, many of these characters will probably be gone after next week. Even without that, I thought it was good.

Anyone else feel like Sansa was giving Theon an...interesting look at the end there?

Endgame comes out in a few days and I don't even care. Give me this battle now.

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Is the actress who plays Gilly pregnant? Looking a bit chunky.

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She thicc.

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You're kind of a knowitall that doesn't knowitall, huh?

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sorry that you assumed wrong.

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None of what you replied to me was fact. They were also assumptions.

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Joseph Parrish said:

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So where is the red witch? Wasn't she supposed to die at Winterfell?

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Yes and there's a very believable theory out there detailing how that happens.

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Yeah, I avoided this thread like the plague when I saw there were 500 posts without the episode actually airing yet....didn't want any spoilers. I'm ok with theories though.

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Usually theories of this nature are someone knowing a spoiler and pretending its a theory.

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Arya getting that royal D.

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A girl has no virginity

I've never been stressed out like this before by the realization that I'm watching the final season of a great series. This sucks!

Anyway, my favorite moments of this episode:

I was very moved by Sansa's reaction to Theon's request to defend Winterfell. It was a damn fine bit of acting by Sophie Turner. In fact, she is killing it this season, and she'll make a fine ruler when she ends up on the Iron Throne.

As usual, Tormund delivers the comedy highlights:

• His embrace of Jon (like a linebacker blindsiding a QB) made me smile. "My little crow..."
• "The big woman still here?" It wasn't the line that made me laugh, but his facial expression.

However, this exchange might have given me the biggest laugh:
Sam: "I've killed Thenns."
Edd: "Thenn."

After talking about how he suckled at the teat of a giant's wife for 3 months, I finally concluded that Tormund has zero game. But then, he finished pretty strong with, "I'm no king, but if I were, I'd knight you ten times over."

Khaleesi has her priorities twisted.

Raise your hand if you thought playing "What's your number" with Arya would actually be about sexual partners and not victims

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Arya getting that royal D.

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Seemed like she was a little disappointed. I feel like I've seen that look before.

End Game Thursday and Battle for Winterfell Sunday.

I'm swimming in a glass case of emotion

I don't have the research to back this up, but "arya actress age" is probably the top google search of the past half hour.