"…I'm enjoying Tyrion and Jorah's budding relationship.
The bit of poetry they recite together as they approach Valyria was a great moment, one of the best of the hour. The attack of the stone-men (who Stannis mentioned in last week's moving seen between him and his daughter!) were suitably frightening. It was interesting to see Tyrion survive the attack unscathed, while Jorah finds himself suddenly afflicted. This is a neat twist from the books. Certainly now Jorah will truly never be able to touch his beloved queen again.
We ignored King's Landing and Dorne in "Kill the Boy" focusing mainly on the North and the far East. Ramsay is suitably grotesque, and it seems Sansa is catching on quickly to just how atrocious he is. Certainly his stunt with "Reek" didn't help matters. Too bad Sansa didn't try harder to find out what had happened, though if she believes Theon killed her brothers she has very little reason to trust him. I'm very curious where this goes.
I'm also curious as to Brienne's plans to help Sansa. I assume she'll take on the role Mance plays (in some form or another) in the books. There's a whole network of Stark loyalists who want to help Sansa, but there's very little indication that they'll be able to against the might and cruelty of the Boltons. Brienne is the blade she needs.
Jon is off to help the wildlings, against the wishes of the Night's Watch almost to a man. He's right of course, and I wish he'd plead his case more. Every dead wildling simply becomes a White Walker's zombie, and the living are much better with allies than they are with evil undead enemies. But Jon doesn't work very hard to get that point across, and nobody seems all that willing to listen save Stannis and Sam Tarly…"
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My vote goes for Stannis!!
Good military… good father… good strategist…modest – frugal – brave – Comprehensive…etc
Yes, have this "little problem" at his side… but hell! we are humans… no?
Time for a quiz to know who people want at the Iron Throne? (smile)
Amicalement
Armand