Yep that is definitely the Bear of Mormount and the Armored fist on Scarlet of House Glover. Still no Manderlays. Shit I wouldn't think anyone would need to make the case to the Mormounts.
So I must've missed something. Where did Sam and Gillie get that nice carriage they were traveling in and the armed escort. I only remember when they left Castle Black in a shoddy wagon with a few horses?
Anyone? Hard to believe there's only 3 episodes left in the season. I doubt this will happen, but wouldn't it be cool if they were to do a prequel series after this one ends. I wouldn't even mind seeing a GoT movie.
4 left...and maybe on 13 episodes left after that. Already been talks about Prequel movie and spinoffs.
The son of the Lord of Horn Hill showed up at the port and said take me to the castle. You don't tell a noble to piss off and walk.
Ok, I'm really trying to keep liking this show, but it's getting harder and harder. Although there were some great scenes, there were also those that were not so great. Spoiler So apparently Arya can be gallivanting through the mean streets of Braavos even though she's not fully healed from her previous stab wounds; which she never should have gotten in the first place? It was out of character for her to be so careless and aloof after not killing Lady Crane, when she knew the waif would be out to kill her. She's way smarter than that. Another thing I wasn't crazy about was the master attacking Mereen. Not that they actually attacked, but you mean to tell me know one saw the ships of the masters until they were in the harbor? Seems like someone fell asleep on watch.
Arya being careless or whatever you want to call it seems to fit. She has a knack for being caught since season 1 of the show. Over her head/ immature is in her character. However at the end of the episode we get a sense that she finally knows who she is and she finally gained respect in that regard. As for the wound...I just saw it as she took some time to heal and then reopened the wound during the chase. Didn't seem like the next day kind of thing to me.
In retrospect, I may have been a little harsh in my criticism. I still love the show and still think S6 has some of the best writing in the entire series. I just don't like how a couple of things have played out so far, like with Arya. I'll give you the wound. She probably was layed up for a minute and able to recover some while not being fully healed. And I agree that at times, she is arrogant and immature. That said though, she knew that Jaqen would send the waif to kill her after she refused to do away with Lady Crane. He even told her there wouldn't be another chance. I just think she's a lot smarter than how she was portrayed in that scene and would have sought out a lower profile. Spoiler I did think it was cool how it ended though; with Arya luring her to that back alley with her blood, then taking care of business with needle.
