Winter is Coming (GoT is back)

[SoLongAtlas]

I was going to comment, but Dany asked me to bend the knee.

IAS, that stream turned into a trench in a split second.

[SoLongAtlas]

Watched the leaked version of episode 6 last night. Very good episode, you will not be disappointed. Let's just say that the game has changed considerably and one fan theory was right.

[SoLongAtlas]

Watched the leaked version of episode 7 last night. Very good episode, you will not be disappointed. Let's just say that the game has changed considerably and one fan theory was right.

Episode 7's leaked?

Yes, Spain accidentally aired it on HBO ahead of time and ppl just recorded that from their computers, etc. The leaked version is high quality 720 or 1080p. They didn't include all the credits but the leak is top notch audio and video.

[SoLongAtlas]

Yeah, sorry, meant to say 6, fixed it above. Ep. 7's plot line has leaked as well if you want to Google it. Someone posted it online and I read it but won't spoil it here (but score many times for the fan theories).

[SoLongAtlas]

A thought just occurred to me -what if this tension between Arya and Sansa is actually a setup mutually agreed upon between the two with the ultimate goal of killing Littlefinger?  Sansa can't execute him outright for obvious reasons (especially since even if Bran has told them both everything about him, they have no actual evidence -yet), and Arya can't just assassinate him out of the blue no matter how much she wants to.  So they have to lure Littlefinger into making a mistake grave enough to justify his death, and what better way to do that than to make him think there is still a conflict between the two sisters that he can exploit?  They're both intelligent, cunning, and ruthless, enough such that they can pull it off.    

That is a fair assumption... Granted, I have read the plot-line for Ep. 7 but won't post any spoilers.