Sansa was right: They were never going to get Rickon Stark back.

Yara and Theon Greyjoy beat Euron to Meereen and Dany and Yara shook hands (and flirted?) on a deal for the Greyjoys to give Dany ships and back her claim for the Iron Throne, in exchange for her support for Yara as queen of the Iron Islands.

Two of the three masters were killed, with Tyrion Lannister telling the living one to go home and spread the word that Queen D is a BAMF and maybe stop trying to make slavery happen in Meereen.

(Also, that wildfire reference will probably come into play in the finale, since it's most likely the 'rumor' Qyburn and Cersei were talking about.) She also compromised, no choosing total Death By Fire, ala her father the Mad King, showing she can be diplomatic.

Daenerys Targaryen saved the day in burning Meereen by riding Drogon while Viserion and Rhaegal finally got to see some action, burning enemy ships.

The Stark banner flies once more above Winterfell, where it belongs.

LAUGHING AT EVERYONE WHO STARTED AN ARGUMENT WITH ME WHENEVER I SAID MY FAVORITE CHARACTER IS SANSA STARK /0RFuYeK2Vl

Hearing his screams as she walked away = priceless.

Ramsay thought they'd be loyal, but no starving hound is loyal to anything other than his or her stomach. Ramsay had starved them for seven days, expecting to turn them on the Starks, but instead Sansa sicced them on their daddy. Sansa visited the tied-up Ramsay and told him he'd be forgotten soon, then showed him his killers would be his own hounds.

It looked like GoT might pull a move from 'The Walking Dead' comic with Ramsay kept in a jail cell, but no.One of the most satisfying things I've ever seen on #GameofThrones /M5kO1ZI2hd Jon Snow got to beat the living crap out of Ramsay Bolton.When Wun-Wun blasted that theory, he tried to shoot arrows at Jon. However, when his army was defeated, he tried for a siege in Winterfell. He rejected single combat, trusting his superior army numbers. Ramsay Bolton's cowardice was not rewarded.Thanks to Sansa Stark's smart-thinking to send a raven to Littlefinger, the knights of the Vale rode into the Battle of the Bastards just in time to save Jon Snow and our losing heroes.The brilliant, powerful, incredibly shot 'Battle of the Bastards' was perfectly satisfying on two fronts - Winterfell and Meereen - and not because it was a total win for our two 'Ice' and 'Fire' heroes. Season 6, Episode 9, 'Battle of the Bastards,' redeemed itself - or the showrunners redeemed themselves - after last week's questionable Really, THAT's How Arya Survived? disappointment. The Woman who killed thirty Grimms on his own.Always bet on a hound to get the last word on 'Game of Thrones.' Weapon: Two revolvers that transforms into long swords.

Forcing her to replace it with an prosthetic model Arm. The sword has a kinetic redirection device that absorbs the energy produced from whenever the blade impacts something, and can use that energy to produce shockwaves of varying power.Д®tc : Her left arm is cut off during a battle. Qoutes: 'This sword will some day be yours, and so shall my strength.' Qoutes: 'We are the knights of the world, we serve the light and the greater good, our wills are stronger than any persons, and we will never break in the face of darkness.' Qoutes: ' If Laying Down My Life will spare the people of Vale. Qoutes: 'Vale Isn't Just a landmass it's the people.' The Knights of the Order were founded around the Great War.

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