Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken

Sansa and Theon and Margery and Loras and Jaime and Bronn and Mormont and Tyron. Ramsay and Cersei and Ollena. A large circle of victims and masters. And the forms of captivity as simple calculations. The hero - Arya in working for build her future in precise manner. A beautiful episode. About fate and dark interests and forms of freedom.

From what I can tell, the main complaints of this episode seem to be in regards to Sansa's rape. However I think this is just all-around a bad episode and stands out as being of far weaker overall than most episodes in the first 6 seasons. Pretty much every plotline in the episode is either boring, full of writing issues, or both. For some examples, Braavos is incredibly dull and confusing, the fight in Dorne is almost comical due to how poorly executed it is, Littlefinger's plan he tells to Cersei is inconsistent with previous actions, and Loras' trial with Olyver's decision to testify makes no sense. There are some okay scenes, like with Jorah and Tyrion, but I wouldn't say there are any genuinely good moments to redeem the episode from all its faults.

Lowkey when jorah gets told that his dad died all i can think about is how they ain't look that many years apart in age. Gotta do some research now. Besides that this episode is good despite being the worst rated for this season of GOT. Season 4 is hard to follow, but watching it all in order or at once makes it a lot more enjoyable/harder to find issues for me.

Poor sansa man. Love her so much i really do not understand how anyone can watch this show and see what she goes through and then decide that she's the worst or something. Like did we watch the same same show or??? Same with my girl Rhaenyra.

This is what I've been waiting for this season! No debate the best episodes this season and one of the best acted in the entire series. The ending was almost unbearable to watch. True GOT fashion.

I like the bit where they talked about the size of a dwarf Willy