'Serenity'
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From Ask a Maester:
the Stark wolves took on the personalities of their human companions. Robb Stark's Grey Wind dominated the battlefield, playing a crucial role in many of the late King in the North's victories. Rickon's Shaggydog was high-strung and unpredictable and presumably could only run in straight lines. Sansa's Lady was docile and trusting. Bran's Summer was the most magical. And Jon's Ghost is constantly locked in a closet, alone and sad.
So Arya's Namira is a calculated and brutal killer? GOOD TIMES!
That is a man who saw his opening and took it.
OLENNA. I worship you.
I KNOW, Amy.
I feel like "I read the book; I followed the instructions" is the new "I drink and I know things."
I loved that answer.
The scenery remains impressive. Visuals and sound is so worthwhile. My only regret on not watching the initial seasons.
"It's been a long road, but we're both still here." Oh, I am so glad they are; Tyrion and Jon are my favorite pairing. They need many more scenes together.
Cersei's revenge is so impressive, and her relationship with her brother so twisted. I'd be trying to stay on her good side. And Lady Olenna! She will be missed. Poor Jaime is just no match for her at all. Alas, he will probably not pass along the message, but it would be nice to see Cersie react.
Sansa is making up for her wimp years. Love her snark with Littlefinger so very much.
Sam remains a champion. And I don't remember what else I loved, but there were many lovable scenes. Dany seemed uncomfortable with Jon.
"I read the book; I followed the instructions" is the new "I drink and I know things."
Nice.
Oh, and Tyrion should totally let Daenerys fly her dragons out to burn up ships and stuff.