BLOOD OF MY BLOOD | GAME OF THRONES.

Today is Game of Thrones day. Last week, we were all over the place for Hodor. Remember how many memes we shared and that "Hold The Door" um.. hold-the-door piece of wood by IKEA? Yes, I felt sad that Hodor died. I even felt much more heartbroken for Bran. It was Bran that moved me to tears. He was put in a position of the trouble-maker, realized the upcoming sacrifice of his friend in the most hopeless way possible. He lost Hodor, the Bloodraven, and couldn't control the warging when death was near. Watching people we care about being pulled away from us because of our own good, how heartbreaking is it? That was why I felt really sad watching The Doors episode, all because of what Bran went through. 

Blood of My Blood was clearly a preparation for something huge coming. Once again, I have to say, I fucking love Arya! How she got convinced by Crane's acting skills, brushed off that poisoned glass of wine from Crane's hand, came back for the Needle and left The House of Black and White pumped adrenaline in my blood. Screw the Waif, she won't be able to kill Arya. The process of serving the Many-Faced God was essential for Arya to grow stronger and wiser. Now, she's coming back to Westeros. 

I love you, Arya.

I got irritated by The High Sparrow so much. Apparently, the longer he lives, the more bittersweet his dethrone will be. Jaime Lannister is such a man. I want someone who fights and loves like him. Cercei's short hair is so on point with what she's become. Margaery has some plans, obviously. Gilly's makeover strikes and Sam mans up. Uncle Benjen is back as Bran's protector. Last but not least, Mother of Dragons is ready for what belongs to her, baby. Her speech was so empowering that I almost joined her army, Dro.. kh.., Sons of.. and the.. of Har.. yeah I never remember.

YES!!

Bitch.

They'll be fine.

The names of the last three episodes have been revealed: No One, Battle of Bastards and The Winds of Winter, which is also the name of the upcoming book. So my wild guess is: Arya, Jon Snow versus Ramsay Bolton, and The Wall goes down. My dude suggests me reading the books from the beginning. He was so convincing. What can I say? Let's get back to the reading life. This morning, I spoiled Game of Thrones to him and he tricked me to feel so bad about it. Well honey, I'm going to spoil the rest of this season to you. Try to chat while closing your eyes. 

FIRST EPISODE | GAME OF THRONES.

I. love. Arya Stark.

Game of Thrones is coming baby!

What I wrote before the show:

So I live in Vietnam, that means I can watch GOT at 9 a.m and 9 p.m on Monday, today. I miss it this morning so I'm definitely watching this very evening with Hedi, Yves and Simon, along with their mother Miu Miu. My stash is simple, chocolate ice-cream with chips (since I had some day-li-cious chips at Tadioto yesterday). Ok, let's cut to the chase. I want Jon Snow dead. 100% people I know insisted on his survival after being stabbed like meatloaf, but my bet is on his death. I want him dead. When it comes down to my favorite series, I want every character of my interest to die, even the one I still don't like much - Jon Snow. That includes Arya Stark, Jaime Lannister, Varys, and Cercei, which seems impossible. Hate me, I love the Lannisters and I don't worship Tyrion. He was built in a way that should steal our sympathy with his mistreat and win our heart with his intelligence. However, to me, Tyrion was born with nothing but advantages. Through five seasons he has received too many favors falling out of nowhere and secretly-not-so-secretly become the star of the show. I want him dead. Mother of Dragons is cool, she's winning even when she's down. Again, I don't understand why season after season, she's still stuck with the slaves. She's literally doing nothing to approach Westeros in spite of her constant repetition in doing so. She won't die, though. Littlefinger is clever but his cleverness is less than Varys'. What he lacks is candid. When there are two guys who are both smart and rich in networking, the one with the heart lives. Dear journal, the world we're living in and the world they're living in are fair. Sansa Stark is going to be huge. That lady has been growing since day one. It's only a matter of time for her to kickstart and rule. That time starts this season. I have no comment on The Red Woman. I also look forward to Brienne of Tarth, Bran Stark, Sam and Gilly. Before I leave this post half-finished here, I have one small question to ask: what the hell happened to Gendry and Rickon? One sailed the whole sea and got lost? And one ran away with the wild woman and.. got lost, too? There, I'll leave it for this season to answer.

What I wrote after the show:

1. Jon Snow's life is still under question.

2. Sansa Stark and Brienne of Tarth are now a team. The part Sansa said ".. you'll have meat and wine on your table.." reminded me of steak even though I was having chicken, fries, ice cream and coke.

3. Mother of Dragons will not be raped after being captured, probably will have to spend the rest of her life in a temple for the widows, which means she will be rescued.

4. Tyrion walked around like nothing could harm him. Again.

5. The king of Dorne is dead, so is his son.

6. Arya Stark is blind and now fights like Dare Devil. I think she's upgrading.

7. The Red Woman's real age is at least a hundred. She is freaking old.

This episode is a warm-up step. I hope Jaime Lannister will kill The Sparrow. And, the leader of the white ghost looked so good that he will be my next favorite after Arya. Again, I still think Jon Snow is dead, at least in this season.