Baelish wanted Sansa since the first time he saw her. Couldn't have the mom, so the next best lookalike. Even tho he claims he is marring an aunt. I still think he is lying to her and secretly wants her.

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So the night king might be a Stark huh. Coolness.

Yoox, that end of the episode really answered so much more than anything even in the books.

This thread has some potential spoilers in it, but it does an amazing job piecing together what we do know about the White Walkers and forming a very good picture of who/what/why they are. Usually this kind of stuff is pretty stupid and easy to ignore, but this guy builds a pretty awesome case that makes a ton of sense in the GoT world. It leaves a lot unanswered but it does paint a pretty interesting picture of the White Walkers specifically.

http://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comme...thers_and_the/

Yeah that was a crazy episode. Most of it never happened in the books.

I wish I never read it. http://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comme...thers_and_the/

kinda makes sense and sorta ruins my favorite story line ( spoiler wise)


and this is my guess as to what Ned's sister made him promise before her death.

http://imgur.com/T9tVOx2

Pretty cool theory, I already knew and believe one part of it, though I do not think the rest of that theory is true (wouldn't mind if it was though i guess).

edit - if you don't wish to be spoiled, don't visit either of the link fusa posted

So... tempting... must... resist...

Oh I resisted, twice now. Not gonna do it.

Definitely been piecing the puzzle together since none of that white walker scene is in the books. My thought is all the Whitewalker elites are Castor's sons?!

The thing is, with that link, it all makes sense, but it in NO WAY for sure. Martin is just too hard to predict. It could be 100% spot on or it could be total garbage.