I couldn't give a shit!

Yes it was, whether it was actually the girl giving Jaime the eye and Arya killed her later or it was Arya all along wasn't clear.

Great finale though, better than ep 9 I think. Loved the Kings Landing opening, really built up well, shame Marjery's gone though. I could be picky and wonder why the kid would lead Lancell straight to the dungeon, surely you'd want him anywhere but there, he nearly blew out the candles and foiled the whole plan?

Killing Pycelle seemed a bit like fulfilling a death quota more than anything, although his character had been relegated to virtually nothing in recent seasons.

The Varys quick travel was funny, in their defence that final scene didn't have to have been immediately following the last, it could have been 4 weeks later it wasn't specified, although I think they were just being lazy. BTW are they now hinting Tyrion is falling for Dany as well?

Jaime seems to be falling out of love with Cersei, he seemed tempted by the waitress and looked disgusted at Cersei when he returned to Kings Landing. Out of interest who has the authority to crown Cersei? Does she have a claim to the throne or did she take it because there was nobody left to stop her?

I expect Dany to take Kings Landing and the whole south with the help of Dorne and the Tyrells. Then she'll meet resistance by the North and the Vale which she will pacify by marrying Jon. Until Bran ruins it by telling everyone they're Auntie and Nephew. I'm expecting a scene at some point where a Dragon is about to eat Jon then doesn't at the last minute because it knows he's a Targaeryan. I'm undecided again where the walkers come in, will they be the final battle or a precusor to Jon v Dany?

All in all though it's setting up well, got the feeling for the first time in this episode that the show is reaching the home stretch.

We're shit, don't deserve to go through.

Iceland the next Greece?

0/10