It was completely to Jaime. I can't even comprehend how someone isn't smart enough to pick up on that.
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Another thought, Danny doesn't completely wipe out the army like she could, because she wants them to flip to her side.
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Calm it down, Castle Black.
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Well, probably because I misheard the dialogue and missed tiny sections of the scene, because there were a few things going on while I was trying to watch the show. But thanks for being a such a dick about it.
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Technically I was right about him leaving, even if it wasn't that episode.
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:-)
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Technically you're a tool.
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And yet you're obsessed with me.
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I have the plans to Castle Black, guys! I know where all the doors are. /Rustshack
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:-) :-)
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What compels someone to be such a monumental asshole about something he has literally zero stake in?
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Insecurity and dislike of self.
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One small perceptional quibble. For all the hearts aflutter at Littlefinger's 'chaos is a ladder' comeuppance, I don't think all his stares in this episode was just him pooping his pants in the realization that all his plans were crumbling. Littlefinger is too determined a schemer to let setbacks control his fate.

My question is, in the territory we presently are, do the writers have GRRM's gift of plotting and intrigue to conjure a few more moves on the big board for him?
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Unless the TV guys come right out and say they planned X,Y or Z on their own, the assumption is the broadstrokes of the plot have been explained to them by GRRM.

Given the relative simplification they've done with the source material, I think you take Littlefinger's reaction at face value; he's in uncharted territory now.
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