Drew a Penalty

Exactly and now the Lannisters have a prisoner in Trystane. I feel badly for Doran because he means so well, but psycho bitch Ellaria always has to be fucking shit up. But also why not just turn the boat around? They were like maybe five minutes out when Myrcella went down. Just turn the boat around, go to Doran and be like what the fuck?

Myrcella is likely dead because there's also no reason to keep her around. Her survival wouldn't really mean anything while her death would mean far more. Cersei is going to go on a rampage. As for the actual main characters I don't believe they're dead until there's confirmation. Jon is dead, but it's just a matter if he remains that way. I'm also expecting Littlefinger to start his takeover pretty soon. He's got a throne without heirs, a defeated Stannis Baratheon, and an assumedly weakened Boltons. Seems like a good time to make a move. Unless they want to throw a curveball and have Balon Greyjoy, Champion of the War of Five Kings, make a magical reappearance.

Entirely possible. It would just be strange to leave the Wall storyline like that. Also how do you explain Jon's sudden disappearance from the Wall? Does Melisandre and maybe Davos (hate for Melisandre aside) drag him away to have him be resurrected elsewhere without the knowledge of Thorne and co? That's tough to do. Though bodysnatching seems like a likely case given that they just left his body there full knowing that wights exist. The mere fact that they left his body in the snow means that it's probably going to get scooped up. I would just hate for a season without the wall after Hardhome, but I'd especially hate it if the POV character was Thorne or fucking Olly with Jon gone.

I read the article earlier when it first came out. I still believe that they wouldn't off Jon and especially leave the Wall up to a POV of someone like Davos. Makes no sense for Kit to potentially spoil a purposeful cliff hanger to the books and the show in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. You've Melisandre and a dead Jon Snow at the wall. Unless she's there to just interact with Davos, I don't think there would be any other reason to have her there, but for Jon.

And I don't believe him. If he were to return, would he really just outwardly admit it in an interview? Absolutely not.

The kill count for this episode was insane. I thought they handled the Battle of Winterfell really well. It just makes me wonder where half of Stannis' men fucked off to though. You can't just lose 1000 men. Jon isn't dead though. I can't believe that he would be. The Red Lady has to get her magic working because she clearly didn't get it going for Stannis. Poor Shireen likely sacrificed for nothing. Truthfully I don't think any of the off camera deaths were actually deaths. Why not show Stannis die? I'm not sure about Sansa and Reek, but it wouldn't be a bad ending for either of them to go out. I don't think they'd kill them off though at least not yet. This is Game of Thrones though so fuck logic. Myrcella though. Yeah she's fucked.

The writers basically took every opportunity to throw a cliff hanger into like 65 minutes. Wow. There were how many cliff hangers? 5? 6? Holy crap. Next few months will be hellish. The cast and crew will also have to do a good job of protecting what happens to all of the unaccounted for characters when shooting resumes.

It's stupid, but I laughed.

That was just incredible.

He doesn't really have much purpose, but I'd say he has some purpose. Dorne and Kingslanding are on very bad terms. If you get someone loyal to the crown and Lannisters, Bronn, who dies under Dornish captivity while with the Head of the Kingsguard, that's some serious shit there. He might not have a large role alive anymore with Tyrion gone, but he certainly could have a big one dead.

Bronn was the one who got cut. Poison would be an interesting guess. If Bronn dies that could lead to some serious conflict. He might not be someone very important, but he's the former commander of the City Watch and married into a house now. If there's any way to start a war, that's the way. Jaime potentially imprisoned and Bronn dead. As much as I like Bronn, his death would at least make that shitty Sand Snakes scene worth it.

I think the scene was for Theon more than Sansa or Ramsay. The last two episodes you've seen him become more of Theon and less of Reek. When he went to pick up Sansa for the wedding I wanted him to find a way to admitting that he didn't actually kill Bran and Rickon. It's tough for him to see the one person who might've sympathized with him hate him, but then also be violated by Ramsay. I don't really think he's going to be Reek for much longer.

Ouch. Okay. Maybe I'll just start trying with my posts again. Jeez.

Hey, I did a lot better of a job of making smart comments when I was um...45? That's kind of gone down since then. Maybe I need to make a comeback.

You weren't a teenager going into high school. So... I'm still a total fucking teenager though.

At least you were an adult 4 years ago. I can't read half the shit I used to post. Then again, my posts were in far greater detail 4 years ago than they are now.

I'm gonna get shit for this, because of the name, but Drew University. They've got a strong theater program, especially Shakespeare, and I could use that kind of strong backbone to improve acting. If I get tired of acting I'll just look to transfer elsewhere to get into economics.

I noticed when I was scanning through my feed last night. Looked like a nice way of doing it. Good to know you're in good place now. - I'm happy to be finishing up my last week of high school. Just gotta get through some finals papers and such.

Congrats, Johnny.

Skapski has been back on the bench, but Danis has played well. I don't know if they'll put him back in unless Danis shows some bad signs.

Got to perform in front of Neil deGrasse Tyson tonight. That was pretty exhilarating.

I don't care. Not worth the risk and the feeling isn't the same.

Absolutely not watching the leaked episodes. No way I can binge and just wait a month. I like the the feeling of waiting for every Sunday.

Most recently Sauer made it at 23. Sauer and McIlrath were at different stages of their development. Sauer was kept up because he couldn't be sent down without waivers, but he was also a good defenseman. McIlrath will have that situation next season, but he's not ready. I'd say his age were irrelevant if he were actually developing parts of his game. He's not. He's still working on simpler parts of his defensive game.

23 next month. He's only getting older. I don't think McIlrath's future is looking very good.