Winterfell

Lock her ass up in Riverrun.

Send her back to Winterfell.

Whatever, man.

She read the character arc of Jamie.

One of them gets Storm's End.

The other one gets Winterfell.

Renly can have the crown.

And we can all stop killing each other and focus on the Lannisters.

I see, yeah.

But I don't know.

The fact that she constantly snaps back to, I should be with Rob right now, or I should be with injured Bran and Rickon at Winterfell.

Or my dying

I guarantee you.

Those old papers that he's supposed to be transcribing or whatever... watch them contain the answers to how to defeat the white walkers and why the white walkers are coming because i feel like everything's just been so simple for sam like out of one book oh there's all this stuff out of dragon stone better go tell john oh this is the cure for grayscale no this this storyline has not been good so far and yeah this is i've been going back and forth to figure out if i liked this storyline this season and yeah this just showed me that i don't it's dumb So lastly we've got scenes from Winterfell and Sansa is in charge and they've only got enough grain for a year and the winter is coming.

And you know it's commonly believed that when there's been a long summer that the winter is going to be equally as long.

Well this summer has been 10 years so are we looking at a 10 year winter? Probably not because I think the way it's going to go in the show is that they're going to defeat the White Walkers and then winter is going to end.

He looks back at his sisters, alive and at his side.

He thinks of Winterfell, taken and burned.

His people, scattered.

His bannermen growing wary of war.

Now

I never thought I'd see the day we sided with lions.

My sisters have returned to me, and soon Winterfell will be ours again too.

I will not complain.

The source article is very direct in its critique here.

The show wrapped up the attack on Winterfell, which was the culmination of an existential threat built up over seven seasons in a single dark battle.

I couldn't even see what was happening on my screen.

Many people couldn't.

John walks over to the ground and picks up the dagger.

Once the fire is out, the guards sweep across Winterfell to search for any signs of trouble.

They find no more assassins, but see the cat's paw had hidden himself in the stables where they recover a bag of silver.

Both that and the dagger make one thing clear.

Once he is out of their grasp, the Lord instead begins to flex his influence directly, prompting Lords who are loyal to him and to strengthen his hold while adding further chaos into the realm.

His first step is to order Jon Snow to be detained, as he wants to ride out and join his father.

However, Littlefinger convinces Lysa that the Bastard of Winterfell is the cause of this war, and he had obtained information illegally.

He plays on Kat's existing distrust of Jon Snow, and at last Lysa orders him confined to his quarters.