Game of Thrones Season Four episode 8 – The Mountain and The Viper – answered a lot of questions like will Prince Oberyn Martell (aka the Red Viper) win Tyrion’s trial by combat?
How big a tattletale is Barristan Selmy?
Where should I not stand when gloating beside a guy called The Mountain Who Rides? But as always, even more questions were left unanswered…
What are the rules to the Belch Song game?
Because it’s awesome, and I’m suggesting it at the next party
How did Ygritte know Gilly was a Wildling?
It’s pretty dark in Mole’s Town, and all these dirty looking people kind of look the same – how did Ygritte know not to kill Gilly?
Or was she sparing her because she had a baby? Cause she’s been killing a fair few kids like, what’s her cut off age?
Grey Worm and Missandei?
Grey Worm and Missandei make such a cute couple – does this guarantee they’re going to be killed off?
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Why didn’t Jorah come up with the ‘forged’ excuse first?
‘Are you saying this was forged?’
‘Uh, yeah that’s exactly what I’m saying! I mean, who the hell remembers what Robert Barartheon’s handwriting was like anyway?! I bought three of those Hand wax stamps for a pound in the market last week!’
Jorah Mormont had AGES to come up with an excuse if that pardon ever got back to Daenerys. Shouldn’t he have least pointed out that Barristan Tattletale Selmy used to WORK for Robert Baratheon?
And wasn’t Selmy even the slightest bit interested where that messenger kid came from or went?
Why was Roose Bolton in such a rush to secure Moat Cailin?
The Ironborn inside were ready to crack, dying of sickness – surely he could have just waited them out with a light seige rather than risk sending back the heir to the Iron Islands?
And why did those guys trust Ramsay Snow anyway? Didn’t they hear what happened at Winterfell? Literally the EXACT SAME THING.
Their sigil is a flayed man and they live at a place called ‘The Dreadfort’ – come on guys, they’re baddies.
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