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Katie Davis

The end of this episode is one of the hardest scenes to watch in all of GOT. I cried my eyes out the first time I saw it. Sansa is just so trapped and can never seem to get herself out. She thinks she's doing it, she thinks she's making the right move for her bad situation... and then there she is. Trapped again, abused again and in an even worse way.

Katie Davis

Irv is right: Jorah's father was Jeor Mormont - Jon Snow's Commander at the Wall before the Night's Watch men/Crows turned on him at Craster's keep - killing him and Craster and taking over. Remember, Jeor Mormont gave Jon the valyrian steel sword from his house - he said it was because he would not pass it down to his son (Jorah) due to his son being shamed/disowned. Jorah was disowned and in trouble in Westeros for selling slaves. That's what the royal pardon from Robert Baratheon (re-sent as a tactic by Tywin Lannister) was about - pardoning for selling slaves. Having/selling slaves is allowed in Essos but not in Westeros and extremely looked down upon by other royal families/houses

Katie Davis

remember that last name: Mormont (Jorah's last name, Jeor's last name before he passed). And remember "Bear Island" - it's where they're from. It's in the North.

iman

what episode does ramsey die irv?? 😂

The Prelude 2 Fame

While that scene is hard to stomach it's to illustrate just how depraved Ramsey is (really his whole house (The Boltons), they have a flayed man on their banners 😭)

Avery

idc how broken Theon is, if he truly had love for Sansa he would've tried to kill Ramsay at the end there.

Avery

Littlefinger is playing all sides, manipulating all sides. Just remember, everything he does and says is for his benefit and nobody else's.

Avery

Tommen a weak lil boy, Joffrey wouldn't allow none of this