Littlefinger getting surrounded by the Pack of Starks referenced by Sansa in the trailer. "wolf may die but the pack survives". Theon is actually returning to Dragonstone. He was there with Dany, Yara, Sand Snakes, etc when Dany 1st arrived in Dragonstone. He needs her help.
I believe it went unsaid in the episode but I suspect Dany did listen to Tyrion's advice again and convinced Dany not to ride Drogon to Kings Landing and go for the more strategic hit on the Lannister Army. I bet they were hoping for that gold though. Gold still needs to get to Bravos though.
Also, Arya is a fucking bad ass. She has been learning from the best killers since she was in Kings Landing. And has anyone else noticed that she evades like the White Walkers? Watch the fights the actual White Walkers get into (not the wights)
So I've watched this episode about 4 times already and it still gives me chills when you hear Drogon scream but you can't see him yet, you see Jaime's face and then Drogon appears and torches the Lannister army on Dany's command. Fuck that was awesome.
I think it was Jon's council she was listening to not Tyrion. I don't think there is much trust there at this point. And deservedly so, Tyrion sees Jaime trying to kill his queen and he is obviously torn because he knows Jaime is running straight to his death. Luckily Bronn has now saved 2 Lannisters lives. More than once.
The North remembers. There's a conspiracy theory going around that someone currently in Dany's camp will betray her. I was thinking it may be Varys, but could it be Tyrion having a change of heart seeing his beloved brother almost die on the battlefield? If so, it goes against the 3 dragon rider theory. Still wondering how Jaime is going to get to the surface of the lake with all of his armor. Regarding Arya, did you hear what she said to Brienne when asked who taught her to fight like that? She said 'no one'. Could Syrrio Ferrell and Jagan Hegar (I know I butchered the spellings of their names) be the same person? Because she didn't learn those moves with the sword at the House of Black and White. As for the battle, I'm wondering why they had Drogon destroy the harvest wagons instead of taking it for themselves. I thought that's what they'd do with the gold too, to turn the Iron Bank back against the Lannisters, but they said the gold made it back to King's Landing. Finally, for Jon and Dany 'shippers' something I just thought about as I was watched their attraction to each other kind of grow in the cave - if Jon finds out his true lineage, as honorable as he tries to be, do you still see him hooking up with his aunt?
Jon will probably be disgusted when he finds out. If you remember correctly he never shacked up with whores because he always believed his mom was a whore. The 3 dragon rider thing I believe is just going to be a book thing. I'm pretty sure one of the dragons will die in this season and be turned and be ridden by the Night King anyway. The previews for next week. Drogon faces Jon. I'm pretty sure there will be a connection. Drogon will know blood of the dragon. How will Dany react. Will she be jealous? Could Jon end up having a direwolf and a dragon? What the hell he is the ultimate bad ass if so. I mean you think Dany riding into battle mounted on a dragon was bad ass? What about Jon riding into battle on the back of dragon about 10 feet off the ground with a direwolf running beside them. How bad ass would that be.
Ha. I calling it as a filming effect. A metaphor of some such. He is really only laying down in 6 inches of water. They will be like "get your ass up fool, you ain't drowning. you are our prison now dude"
