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Game Of Thrones, Season 6, Episode 3.

Oathbreaker

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Sarah P

Yay! Agreeably, this season had a slow start — so it’s nice to get to a more pumped-up episode and see you enjoying yourself more with these plots! I actually don’t remember tooo much of this show, so the fact that people are hyping this season PLUS what I do remember, is making me excited! I think you’re in for a pretty good time. I won’t say anything more on the “time travel” worries other than . . . on this thing, I would trust GRRM/the show.

Michael Bennett

Man you do not want to be on Varys's bad side. Whew. As much as I abhor people using religion to seize power for themselves, I don't think I hate the High Sparrow. He is certainly manipulating Tommen, but I believe he is doing it in response to what he has seen in King's Landing, a revolving door of kings and great houses vying for control while the common people suffer. He is putting the king in check, so to speak, and asserting that the crown does not possess absolute power.

Yannick, from Montréal

Well... Jon definitely had his revenge. Olly stabbed him last, so yeah. And Ser Alliser was true to his line of thinking 'till the end. Jon's choice to leave is definitely for that reason: "Night gathers, and now my watch begins. It shall not end until my death" is how it starts... Well he died, hence his watch has ended. RIP Shaggydog (Rickon's direwolf)

Youtalkingtome

I think that's so clever. I hate that we've lost so many direwolfs. Such a brutal return to the series for them

Youtalkingtome

You know you are right. He has obviously had enough. That place is terrible. It's crazy how the show plays with your perception. Although, his army he has built is terrifying.

Maxxie

Regarding Rickon and how he was captured - when they split up, Bran sent Osha and Rickon to the Umbers, sayingt they were loyal bannermen and would shelter them. But Lord Umber was killed by his son, who as you saw in this episode, has a very different mindset. So yeah, the legendary luck of the Starks strikes again...

Yannick, from Montréal

Seeing Tyrion manage a city/kingdom/realm is always a win! Won't be easy with Danny in Vaes Dothrak, but slowly taking his space up there... "V qevax, naq V xabj guvatf"

Tommy Ross

Jonathan Pryce is brilliant, but yes his character is SO frustrating. It's legitimately hard to tell at this point if he genuinely believes everything he's doing is good or if he's just out for petty revenge. Likely a bit of both, as is usual on this show, but ughhhhh just define your terms sir

trenton gragg

I do hope the both of you do a watch of Andor in the future. It is the show that reminded me most of the GOT with grounded characters and storylines in the Star Wars universe .

Youtalkingtome

It might be the best performance I've seen from him. He's fantastic in every scene, but he makes me wanna pull my hair out.