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Game of Thrones Season Six Episode Review – 6×09 – Battle of the Bastards

Warning: Spoilers Follow

Small note – I was on holiday for all of last week and didn’t have time to finish this review. Therefore, it’s over a week late. Episode ten review to follow very shortly. This post mostly contains pre-episode ten thoughts and predictions as I wrote a lot of it last week.

Battle of the Bastards

Game of Thrones Season Six Episode Review – 6×08 – No One

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No One

Game of Thrones Season Six Episode Review – 6×07 – The Broken Man

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The Broken Man

Game of Thrones Season Six Episode Review – 6×06 – Blood of my Blood

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Blood of my Blood

Game of Thrones Season Six Episode Review – 6×05 – The Door

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The Door

Game of Thrones Season Six Episode Review – 6×04 – Book of the Stranger

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Book of the Stranger

Game of Thrones Season Six Episode Review – 6×03 – Oathbreaker

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Oathbreaker

Wish Fulfilment – Jaime and Cersei

In this post, I will focus on the Lannister twins and the road that lies ahead for both of them, and their one remaining child, sweet cinnamon roll Tommen. Due to some personal issues, this’ll probably be the last wish fulfilment post I’ll manage to do before the season begins, unless I can manage to finish the post on Bran I’ve been working on, but I am going to be reviewing every episode. My review of episode one should be up on Tuesday, but due to the same personal stuff that kept me from writing more, it might be Wednesday instead. However, after that we should be good for Monday or Tuesday reviews

Jaime and Cersei Lannister – like that movie Twins with Schwarzenegger, except not

I’ve got something in my eye, Cersei! Get it out!

Wish Fulfilment – Sansa and Arya Stark

There are some people who might think that it’s a strange decision, allowing Sansa and Arya to share one post when they are so dissimilar, but I disagree. Nothing in common? No interesting parallels? Allow me to present an alternative point of view.

Sansa and Arya are two interesting characters, and in my opinion they’re also the two most interesting Starks. Robb Stark was quite one-dimensional. Ned wasn’t exactly the most dynamic character to watch. Rickon has been a complete nonentity so far. Catelyn is a Tully, Jon Snow isn’t even one of Ned’s real children and Bran… well, okay, I love Bran, his steady, gentle nature and his mysterious wisdom. I can’t lump him in with his older male relatives, it wouldn’t be fair. I have a lot of thoughts about Bran and I plan to share them, but for now I want to focus on the Stark women. Stark women are fascinating.

Sansa and Arya Stark – The Lady and the Tramp Psycho Killer (qu’est ce que c’est, fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa far better)

Here, we see Theon Greyjoy assume his rightful position.