Sansa receives a letter from Ramsay.

A shocking and decisive scene of more upcoming badassery from Game of Thrones!

[bHersheyAngel]

I think the fact that Jon stopped reading when he saw the part about the rape shows just how much he cares about Sansa's feelings. He didn't want to upset or embarrass her further by reading it in front of her and everyone else. He's a good big brother.

[Rrojas]

I love that little exchange between Sansa and Edd. After Sansa says that there's more important things and he gives a little smile. I feel like this shows his level of friendship with Jon because he's even trying to help his sister feel comfortable

[Metolopo]

This letter always makes me laugh. The way Ramsey kept saying Bastard as if he isn't one.

[lowkomanic]

The way Edd just turns his head from Brienne and Tormund. Says it all

[erikajohanidesova]

I love how he changed his hairstyle to typical "starkish" way :D

[dsfddsgh]

I love how the women are disgusted by the food but the guys are chowing down like it's their last meal. LOL

[claytonpeterson]

Honestly Edd is adorable in this scene when he apologizes about the food. You can tell how awkward he is around people doesn't properly know. I like him as a character and I hope he doesn't suffer the same fate as Gendry and Pippen. RIP Gendry and Pippen. RIP.

[LadyDreamfyre]

You know what I love about this scene ? Tormund. Jon doesn't even need to ask for his help, he offers it by asking how many men Ramsay has. He could have asked Sansa to go back to Ramsay in order to save his people but no. He didn't. He is ready to fight for Jon and her, because *she* is the one who's really in danger here. This single line proves how great Tormund is, and is one of the reason I love him so much.

[lingeringquestions]

Sansa reaching for Jon was so cute. She's trying to make them a family, to remind him of what could still be, if they find everyone and take back the north.

[neilyoungboy]

this is probably the best meal Sansa has had since season 1.

[missly]

"We don't know that"
"Yes we do!"

Sansa knows. Jon Snow as usual, you know nothing.

[sophieeannnnaaaaaaaaa]

Honestly, this scene warmed my heart. This is probably the first time Sansa sat with someone who loves her and no one who wants to break her at a table since season one. I loved this so much.

[leonjee]

and that everyone, is how you write a threat.

[maksimnikiforovski]

I love how Sansa is still used to her princess-ways, being courteous and kind of arrogant. Yet, in this scene, she shows that although she used to better food, she has learnt to appreciate what she has and be humble about it.

[velonicasanuele]

Marry someone who can look you as Tormund looks Brienne.

[BruceWayne-brbc]

it`s "lord of winterfell" that actually insults jon`s pride the most

[GRPBLD]

i love how ramsay put in so much effort into this letter. like he couldve just said surrender or die. i cant stop imagining him making this up somewhere in his room with that grin on his face.

[TheMurrmursonbottle]

I like how Sansa definitely knew that she wasn't getting Rickon back, but she still used him as motivation to get Jon to agree.

She sneaky, and I like.

[alexiciamoore]

Jon’s final nod, and how he couldn’t read what Ramsey would do to Sansa out loud is something any big brother would do I think. Being super ultra protective of their siblings but to upset to any anything else. His face only softened up to look at his little sister, which was sweet. I imagine if I had a big brother, he’d react the same way.

[siyarg.]

i like how Jon and the others are eating like animals (aka brothers) while Brienne and Sansa are just watching like 'wtf is wrong with these barbarians'