>Arya's shit was poorly written. She knows that the waif is
>after her, yet she's leisurely walking around Bravos tossing
>bags of money at sailors? Not being careful or cautious as
>all? After all she's been through? Then she gets stabbed in
>the stomach and the next episode is on some parkour shit,
>jumping off ledges and sliding down staircases on her fucking
>stomach? While being chased around by someone being trained by
>the worlds foremost group of assassins... who by the way...
>only trained her in stick fighting. How does that help her
>become an assassin? Sorry, that's poor writing.


Arya has to lure the waif out and lead her to her trap, but she was caught by surprise. Her rest and the excellent care of Ms Crane helped her heal enough to jump,slide and roll. Milk of the poppy is strong. Stick fight training is like the original Karate Kid training with wax on wax off, she learned other skills but didn't know it.

>Jon was risen from the dead. Told that "they think you're a
>god." Yet he not only has trouble getting those same folks who
>think he's a god to join him, but NO ONE ELSE in the fucking
>storyline is at all concerned that this dude was dead and now
>he's not? His death has come up one time since his
>resurrection. As has the fact that the Lord Commander of the
>Night's Watch has abandoned them. None of the Norther houses
>give a fuck about that? Sorry, that's poor writing.

Some of those folks lived with giants and watched the Night King raise the dead so it takes more to impress them. The Night Watch is still trying to digest everything that just happen with the coup and then Jon getting even. The Norther houses got their hands full with crazy Bolton and some houses switching sides, they trying to recover.

>Littlefinger and the knights of the Vale show up at the last
>minute... the EXACT same thing that happened when Stannis'
>troops showed up to save the Night's Watch? The EXACT same
>thing that happened when Tywin's men showed up to save the day
>at the Battle of The Blackwater? The exact same thing happens
>in the 3 consecutive big battles? Sorry, poor writing.

In all these battles everyone has to travel over a distance to get to the battle that's why they always get there at the last minute. Think about it Littlefinger had to get the raven gather the troops and start marching. The same with Tywin and Stannis.

>Shit even Danaerys' storyline... So she kills the Khals, and
>that makes the rest of the Dothraki join her? Umm... well when
>Khal Drogo died, most of his Khalessar left. She was mostly
>stuck with the women, children, and weak. The stronger
>warriors decided to become Khal's themselves. Yet this time
>they all just choose to follow her? Even though we know this
>isn't how they really function? Even though we know that they
>have no interest in the seven kingdoms and they are scared of
>water? They just choose to join her contradicting all that
>we've learned about them and their culture? Sorry poor
>writing.

Someone already explained this she killed the top guys like Michael Corleone. Khan Drogo was not interested but he changed his mind so the others could change too after a speech from Danaerys on a Dragon.


They only have an hour one a week if they put in everything you want it would take an hour everyday.