Game of Thrones - Spoilers S8E6

[DaveShoelace]

I think it wasn't to show how nasty Ramsey is (we all know that) but how quickly Sansa's 'new found power' or status as a 'player in the game' can be ripped away from her.

Disagree with this.

If anything it shows Sansa is more willing to play the game as she went knowingly into that situation. She'll come out of this stronger imo.

That's actually true. Or at least, it could be. Definitely a valid interpretation. She entered the marriage 'knowing' it wouldn't be comfortable, but did she know it was that bad? I guess the 'this is my home, you can't frighten me' bit supports this for sure.

I guess we'll find out

I pretty much got this too. I probably would have had a bigger problem with the scene if I didn't still hold out hope she is ultimately going to do something badass in revenge.

[EvilPie]

Lots of people were upset by that scene, and while I completely understand why, I just don't get how anyone can make it through five seasons and still be sensitive to it. 

Lol at anybody who was upset by that but didn't bat an eyelid when he set his Rottweilers on that peasant bird with his crossbow bolt buried in her stomach a few seasons back.

I think compared to that, what he did to Reek and also those fellas he skinned this was pretty tame.

[mulhuzz]

Littlefinger, in spite of his tilting accent at times, is the best character (in the TV series).

Discuss.

[AdamM]

'Best' is very strong, but very good character, despite accent.

[DaveShoelace]

Littlefinger, in spite of his tilting accent at times, is the best character (in the TV series).

Discuss.

Certainly got me intrigued what his plan is and will no doubt play a massive part in whatever the big WTF moment is this series, but there are about ten people I find more entertaining. Tyrion, Jamie, Khaleesi, Cersei, Bronn, Ramsey, Roger Baratheon all immeditaly spring to mind.

[AdamM]

Roger Baratheon?

[mulhuzz]

I genuinely can't decide between:

Bronn, Queen of Thorns, Arya, Littlefinger, Tyrion and Cercei.

I don't think I've ever seen a show where I had such a long list of 'faves' I couldn't decide between. I also really can't decide if Cercei is planning to destroy Littlefinger, or the other way round.

[DaveShoelace]

Roger Baratheon?

Suddenly got quite interesting for me after four series of being the 'oh it's him I can put the kettle on' guy. I think it was when he started correcting people's grammar.

[DaveShoelace]

I genuinely can't decide between:

Bronn, Queen of Thorns, Arya, Littlefinger, Tyrion and Cercei.

I don't think I've ever seen a show where I had such a long list of 'faves' I couldn't decide between. I also really can't decide if Cercei is planning to destroy Littlefinger, or the other way round.

Surely Tyrion is everyone's favourite? But yeah, the show has many times killed people I'd assume were unkillable only to reveal there are still 10-20 great characters who nicely help us forget about them.

[mulhuzz]

Roger Baratheon?

Suddenly got quite interesting for me after four series of being the 'oh it's him I can put the kettle on' guy. I think it was when he started correcting people's grammar.

think you mean Stannis

[TightEnd]

Tyrion

Cercei

Arya

in that order

doubt anything will ever beat the red wedding. one of THE great TV episodes in any series ever

[mulhuzz]

for not entirely unselfish reasons I'll be absolutely gutted if Natalie Dormer (Queen) meets her demise at hands of Cercei's genius plan to destroy house tyrell

[DaveShoelace]

Roger Baratheon?

Suddenly got quite interesting for me after four series of being the 'oh it's him I can put the kettle on' guy. I think it was when he started correcting people's grammar.

think you mean Stannis

Obviously he isn't that interesting then

[HutchGF]

Roger Baratheon?

Suddenly got quite interesting for me after four series of being the 'oh it's him I can put the kettle on' guy. I think it was when he started correcting people's grammar.

think you mean Stannis

Obviously he isn't that interesting then

I think Bronn is a great character, and beautifully acted as well.

Tyrion though is undoubtedly the best character. I like that there's little love for John Snow, the 'conventional' hero.

[TightEnd]

Tyrion though is undoubtedly the best character. I like that there's little love for John Snow, the 'conventional' hero.

Dullsville Arizona. eye candy, allegedly, but such a dour character. albeit that fits in with the location he's at. 

though its about to get fun for Mr Snow.