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These last two episodes have been fugging excellent

Dany is going to break the wheel bitches.  Don't doubt her, especially now with Tyrion by her side

Valaryan steel has same properties as dragon glass?  Huh.

Poor Cersei, never as clever as she thought she was.  Should have listened to your father.

Arya is quickly becoming "no one", which means she is going to become a somebody in Westeros. 

Love it.  Last two episodes alone is worth the build

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Like I said earlier, the entire episode was great, but the battle scene was just so well done. The start of it with the dogs barking, then the build up with the fog/clouds in the distance and then the battle itself with Jon being a badass and then the come at me bro stare down at the end... Good stuff..  

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IIRC in The World of Ice and Fire it states that there were like 287 known Valyrian steel weapons (that number could be wrong, but I read it somewhere.) I can only think of a couple dozen that we know still exist...

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Almost forgot, White Walker king with the ultimate "come at me bro" moment in TV history

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​Exactly what I thought as it was happening.. LOL

Also, his appearance looks a little "icy" to me compared to the last time we saw him... Maybe that's some form of ice armor?

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Yeah, that battle scene was their best to date.  They really made the white walkers as scary as I thought they should be, and that ending.... wow, that moment when you realize they don't leave a path of dead people behind them, they just GROW their army was holy poo worthy

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