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Purple in the books.

What cliche's are they following? LOL. How many stories have a person that was a protagonist for 7 seasons suddenly go crazy and murder everyone? What cliches? You can say it's clumsy, because it is. It isn't cliche though.

Arya literally rode out on a white horse. She's going to slit Dany's throat. Sansa becomes queen. Jon moves North and lives out his days with the Wildlings and Ghost.

You read the books, right? You ever read the ASOIF message board? People have been predicting this end for a decade. Dany anyway.

Fuckin Targaryen's man. Fuckin Targaryen's. George R R Martin - "The end will be bittersweet."

Nobody's saying he's good. Lip just made an extremely lazy comparison.

He's the 149th highest paid player in baseball. ?

Yeah, but you've only said something nice about a Sox prospect 8 times since 2006.

Eaton's in his 8th season and has only appeared in over 100 games 3 times. Hes overrated when he's healthy and his game is too reliant on speed. I'd pass.

Both the book and show had the prophecy that she'd be killed by her younger brother. Tyrion is a red herring.

That tends to happen occasionally in baseball.

He's got GM potential.

Wasn't there just a blow hard in another thread railing on Moncada? Looks like he spoke a little too soon... yet again and again and again.

It'll be on par with adding fAegon in the books. At that point in the books, I had enough

If they create another dragon this late into the series, it'll jump the shark on an unprecedented level.

I think the scared Euron scene has something to do with Asha. I bet she gets back into the mix.

Jamie's on an archetypical redemption arc. Killing his twin sister is symbolic of that.

Wasn't Fat Walda pregnant too? Or maybe they just killed her and the newborn. I can't remember.

You don't think it'll be fitting that a pregnant person dies? Wtf? Talisa Stark?

It'll be fitting if the Iron Thone ends up with the one person who didn't want it - Jon.

I also think the show did a fantastic job setting up Dany's turn into the Mad Queen, while still making her sympathetic. GRRM always said the end would be bittersweet. Jon killing Dany to protect the people and becoming a reluctant king fits that perfectly.

I would bet everything that Jaime kills Cersei. It's been set up from the very beginning. He'll die in the process.

There was a lot of foreshadowing. Arya and Clegane riding off together to their death. Jaime riding off to kill his sister, and also probably to his death. Jon shedding all his ties to the North, including ghost. The Stark kids together for the last time.

Jaime's on his way to kill his sister.

God damn, that was a good episode.