Great episode, as always. Saw these snapshots on r/ASOIAF that are pretty telling, notice the missing jewel to Sansa's left:
When Dontos first gives her the necklace
And Lady Olenna takes a look at it:
And its gone!
Also, those Bran visions though. I was curious to see how they would deal with a very supernatural storyline when up to this point D&D have been very hesitant to include a lot of the more magic-y elements of the story. I'm a sucker for the prophecies though, but it looks like that stuff will never have a place within their show, which is fine I guess. It would be nice for show watchers to understand why Cersei hates Tyrion so much, being the "Valonqar" and all. That scene with The...err I mean Reek and Ramsay/Roose were great. When he finds out about Robb being killed...
Really, the whole wedding was very well done. I loved the interactions between all the different characters, and especially everyone's reaction to Joffrey being a cunt. And of course, his mother and father are the first ones to his side when he chokes out.
edit: Also, is anyone else bothered at all about how the show portrays Stannis as if he is dependent on Melisandre? He was never this fanatical in the books. I don't think he ever actually believed any of Melisandre's babbling in the books, he begrudgingly went along with it because it was another weapon in his arsenal. I don't think he "loves" Melisandre at all. In fact, I think Stannis is almost asexual. He is so single minded on duty and his rights that everything else kinda falls to the side. I remember that scene in S3 where Mel is leaving to find Gendry and Stannis is like a love-sick puppy thinking that she is "abandoning him". I feel like a filthy book purist when I'm writing this, so someone else tell me that they have noticed this too.
