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If the goal was zero bloodshed, why didn't they send Arya to steal Cersei's face and surrender the iron throne? Are they stupid?
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What would be your hookliner for someone who’s never watched game of thrones?

My sister is rewatching it and I remember in high school so many of my friends were watching it but I watched like 3 episodes and couldn’t get into it… now that I’m older I’m like let me give it another shot. Would you say someone who’s never watched it should watch it?

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I miss early Daenerys

I know this is the point, but I miss Dany’s “breaker of chains” era.
A good heart, empowering… it’s like prime GOT for me😭
Now she’s returned to dragonstone and she’s just gone so cold, it ruins the magic for me 😂

3rd rewatch for me, I just wish it could’ve gone differently hahaha

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Did Cersei, even for a moment, truly feel Tyrion’s words and think to reconsider her next actions here?
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Ramsay Bolton and Theon Greyjoy subplot

Rewatching GOT for the 2nd time. I can't help but feel the urge to skip this whole subplot of Bolton torturing Greyjoy. Far from being someone with a faint of heart, but is it necessary to spend so much time on these explicit torture scenes? Yeah we get the point that Ramsay is a sadistic psychopath, but why the graphic details?

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