I did in fact and didn't say I didn't

Yeah, wtf was the hound talking about?

the Night King can see into the future

how was he planning to breach the Wall before Dany conveniently turned up with her dragons? also, why were the army of the undead carrying around big-ass heavy iron chains with them? if NK can see the future, he already knew he'd have Viserion and that the chains would come in handy to haul him out of the lake

that said, if he can see into the future he already knows if he wins or not - unless there's something stopping him from seeing that (Bran maybe?)

I reckon the whole javelin scene was a trap set up by the NK, kinda explains why he's been pissing about north of the wall for so long, he was waiting for dragon lady. He then sends out some zombies as bait and explains how a 1000 more turn up in seconds. Someone said they got the chains from a dock or someshit on the last page.

What happened to honour and "he who passes the sentence, should swing the sword"? There wasn't even a sentence passed. It was mob-justice and a murder of someone invited into their home.

I don't like how they went about fucking with the audience with the whole scene with arya and sansa with faces if they both were out to get Littlefinger and knew everything they did.

Unless Bran set them straight before one of them killed each other and they left out that scene.

It felt cheap.

I don't like how they went about fucking with the audience with the whole scene with arya and sansa with faces if they both were out to get Littlefinger and knew everything they did.

Unless Bran set them straight before one of them killed each other and they left out that scene.

i'm curious as to how the whole Jon Snow = Aegon Targaryen, heir to the iron throne thing is going to work out

should Bran even be telling him that shit?

As Variety explains, Arya’s animosity towards her sister was real, and its sudden reversal was supposed to be explained away in a scene that was cut from the season-seven finale:

“We actually did a scene that clearly got cut, a short scene with Sansa where she knocks on Bran’s door and says, ‘I need your help,’ or something along those lines,” Isaac Hampstead-Wright, who plays Bran on the show, says. “So basically, as far as I know, the story was that it suddenly occurred to Sansa that she had a huge CCTV department at her discretion and it might be a good idea to check with him first before she guts her own sister. So she goes to Bran, and Bran tells her everything she needs to know, and she’s like, ‘Oh, shit.’”

So, basically, Arya really did intend to kill Sansa, but changed her mind when Sansa offered up Littlefinger’s throat for the slitting instead. And Bran knew, because he knows everything, but wasn’t going to say anything until Sansa asked. And the show meant to explain all of this, but cut it in favor of Jon Snow’s butt. Silver linings, we guess.