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Guess Jorah didnвЂ™t find that greyscale cure, huh?.

That was a nice debut monologue for Jim Broadbent, but every time I hear someone mention the imperviousness of the Wall - see also Sansa on Sunday - I become a little more convinced it will break down before the end of this story.

вЂњThe Wall has stood through it all, and every winter that has ever came has ended,вЂќ the archmaester of the Citadel tells Sam.

The pot montage was the most disgusting thing IвЂ™ve laughed at in awhile.

Sam is having a different experience at the Citadel from what he probably imagined in his maester dreams.

вЂњAnd I donвЂ™t need your permission to defend the North.вЂќ Davos looked ready to adopt her.

вЂњI donвЂ™t plan on knitting by the fire while men fight for me,вЂќ Lyanna Mormont, awesome as ever, tells her chauvinist bannermen colleague.

It was a bit anachronistic but I enjoyed it.

вЂњYou think youвЂ™re fooling anyone with that topknot?вЂќ the Hound asks Thoros.

The Hound might be turning into a believer, after seeing visions in the flames about thousands of the dead marching past a castle near вЂњwhere the Wall meets the sea.вЂќ That sounds like Eastwatch, where Tormund and the Wildlings are going as part of the defense effort.I wonder how the citizens of KingвЂ™s Landing, who hated the Lannisters even before Cersei killed scores of them with her wildfire, might come into play later. Up North, Jon plans to teach everyone, age 10 to 60, to fight White Walkers. More subtle was the lingering scene with SheeranвЂ™s soldier cohorts, decent men who just miss their families. The most chilling reminder that they matter, too, and that actions of the powerful have consequences, was the family the Hound victimized in Season 4, found dead in its home. There were several suggestions that though they donвЂ™t show up on the maps, the plebes of Westeros could be a factor this season.ThatвЂ™s where the seeds of Stark conflict glimpsed last season blossomed awkwardly in front of everyone, as Sansa took issue with the decency Jon showed toward formerly treasonous Northern houses.ДЄ Few Thoughts While We Remember the Little People We also saw CerseiвЂ™s instincts on display in an unexpected place: Winterfell. I donвЂ™t think her tactics will pay off in the end but in the short-term, at least, IвЂ™m done underestimating her. That said, I thought she was a goner last year and look what happened then. On Sunday she looked fairly power-obsessed and spiteful, grousing to Jaime about traitors and eying вЂњa dynasty for us,вЂќ which is an interesting interpretation of the dynasty concept. We will probably reject comments about this so people who havenвЂ™t read the books can remain in the dark about it, if they choose.)ДЄ big question going into the season was what a childless Cersei might look like, maternal devotion long being her one tether to whatever remained of her humanity. (Update: Turns out thereвЂ™s a pretty solid theory derived from the books.

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Something that thwarts dragons, perhaps? (Giant strips of dragonpaper?) Feel free to share your theories in the comments. I suppose a dragon would be the most priceless gift of all, but that seems impractical.

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Plus Tyrion has a knack for getting captured (Catelyn, Jorah). Any guesses what it might be? My first thought was Tyrion, EuronвЂ™s gift pledge coming, as it did, right after talk of traitorous relatives and the joy of murdering your own brother.

After Cersei declined EuronвЂ™s offer, he promised a вЂњpriceless gift,вЂќ saying he wonвЂ™t return to KingвЂ™s Landing until he has it.

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