Dragons melted the castle at Harrenhall (seen in season 2 or 3), so I don't think it's too much to assume it could melt the wall. Yes, the physics don't exactly make sense, and the half-cocked plan was ill-contrived, but it does move the story forward. I can suspend my disbelief a little more for good TV.
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Cersi just let ALL her enemies near her. ALL of them. I wouldn't be so sure that she's so upset with Littlefinger that she won't accept an invite to see him. He's very convincing and if something is in it for Cersi they will meet.
That is a fair point about the castles at Harrenhall, which lends consistency to the story, and means we had some foreknowledge of how powerful dragons could be. It is not as if an absolutely crucial turn in the plot was determined by some newly introduced element that the faithful watcher could not possibly have foreseen--such as, "you see, dragons that have died and have been turned have blue fire which is thermonuclear quality compared to normal dragon fire!"-- which is what I mean by deus ex machina.
One thing I have liked about GOT is its ability to surprise me with things that are nevertheless consistent with previous events, the characters of individual players, etc., which is excellent story-telling.
I'm going out on a limb here, but anyone who has made this show destination viewing probably suspended disbelief a long time ago. 
Shes been a character I've really enjoyed watching evolve. So slight of frame and stature, mild by nature but with an inner fire few paid attention too. Very few see her coming...
The High Sparrow's face always seemed somehow familiar.
I didn't realize it's the same actor as the lead in Terry Gilliam's "Brazil" (one of my favorites)
I didn't realize it's the same actor as the lead in Terry Gilliam's "Brazil" (one of my favorites)
He's been in a lot of things. For me it was the IRA boss in Ronin, but most people probably recognize him from the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.
OK, was this intentional?
Here we have Ser Davos learning to read, and mispronounces "night" at about 0:23
Here we have Ser Davos learning to read, and mispronounces "night" at about 0:23
And if we compare that to the infamous French taunter in Quest for the Holy Grail at about 1:30
Was that a nod to the Monty Python pronunciation?
Was that a nod to the Monty Python pronunciation?
Gotta do something...
Hey at least you are not spending money creating homages based on the show, LOL
my ex-smoking money, LOL
Well spent.
Valerian steel?
#forthewin
LOL Ulrik said it was special, and it sure does shave like it is and, sings a pretty song
