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[11thEagleFan]

Trying to remember what his last advice was. In the books he's constantly scolding Ramsay for being such a monster, or at least doing it so publicly. Umbers turn on Boltons? The worst thing the little **** could do would be to execute Rickon. I think that would push Galbart Glover over the edge.

 

[mcdawg22]

It's ok though. We get Miguel Sapochnik for two now. And I have very high expectations for them.

Yeah he's been pretty decent at directing huge climatic battles.

 

[PBRME]

If they were to bring back Jon Snow from the dead....only to let him die at the hands of Ramses Bolton.....I can't put into words how pissed off I'd be. I'm fully hoping Ramses dies a slow, painful death.

 

[HD6]

If Ramsay wins that battle, there's no point in continuing the show.

 

[aTotal360]

I don't get the Jon Snow lovefest. He's always been pretty boring to me. Ramsey is at least interesting. He reminds of the wrestling heel you hate but you watch anyway. You always tune in just to see him lose and he never does. I felt the same way with Tywin too. Those two characters always put you on the edge of your seat. Oddly enough Tywin was killed there.

 

[Hump4Hoops]

Ramsay Bolton is Scott Steiner confirmed.

 

[IBleedMaroonDawg]

Predictions for last two episodes:

Little Finger shows up with troops to help Jon pull off the Bastard Bowl.

We have a reverse Red Wedding with Jaimie watching the Tullys slit throats and not lifting a finger.

Bran flashes back one more time so we see the Tower of Joy promise.

Arya gets back to her homelands and runs into her direwolf.

Cersie burns down everything.

Dany destroys the masters but not their ships with the help of Yara and now has all the ships she needs to cross the narrow sea.

The White Walkers show everyone that doubt them they are coming.

 

[Chesusdog]

But what is Littlefinger's goal here? For the most selfish person in Westeros to go to war you'd think he's after a little more than just Sansa's forgiveness. Maybe he rides in and wipes out both sides and claims the North for himself?

 

[Uncle Ruckus]

I can't remember exactly, but I want to say it was something like stop being a psychotic loose cannon because no one is going to follow you. You have to think things out and not act of impulses and brute strength. Basically, stop being Ramsey.

 

[The Maroon Pug]

Add: Rickon being flayed in front of Jon and Sansa, and that sounds about right.

 

[11thEagleFan]

You know, that's probably what will happen. The other Northern houses will then turn on Ramsay. The Glovers certainly will. Probably Umbers too. Manderlys haven't been seen yet, but they're probably not on his side anyway. Could then see Jon being named King in the North via Robb's will, but turning it down.

 

[engie]

But what is Littlefinger's goal here? For the most selfish person in Westeros to go to war you'd think he's after a little more than just Sansa's forgiveness. Maybe he rides in and wipes out both sides and claims the North for himself?

He's got a weakness -- someone that knows what it is -- and that someone is exploiting it.

He comes under the guise of a friend -- but is it all that difficult to believe that maybe at some point Janos Slynt talked about what happened in the Throne Room with Ned/LF during his time at Castle Black? Jon could have him at an information disadvantage for once and absolutely has the reason to execute him. Remember the LF scene from the trailers where he looks scared crapless in the snow...