Quite a good episode, I liked this one a lot.

Jaime's situation was handled differently, but the same brutal end I see. Have to love the juxtaposition of that scene and the credit music. Any Jaime fans here? I find him to be a fascinating character.

Sometimes when watching I go "wait, is this...no, so he's and he'll be the one to...hmmmm, okay"

I'm more intrigued by the boy who saved theon.

I've grown to like him quite a lot from the moment where I got to read from his point of view (Storm of Swords), his character shows tremendous growth. Before that, he was just an evil Lannister to me.

Jaime is one of my favorite characters and i have to say that the ending was really gruesome. It actually kind of bothered me. I havent been bothered by any other human deaths in this show but the ending of this one really did bother me.

I think the notion of good or evil being inherent traits of about 95% of the people in this world fall by the wayside.  People have characteristics that define them and shape how they see the world and the world see them.   I cannot say a single of the Lannisters is completely evil, even Tywin was shaped by his youth and his pride and emotional scars.  

I completely agree, I don't know why it bothered me so much.

I thought the same thing but  the more I thought about it was it the first time they have showed the complete dismemberment of a body part?  I mean they usually fade out during scenes like that but they showed the entire thing this time.

Yeah I agree... well apart from Joffrey... Joffrey is evil for the sake being evil.