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" There&amp;#039;s an exact science that goes into making you want to eat an entire bag of Doritos in one sitting. It has something to do with the perfect balance of flavor that is intensely satisfying, but at the same time leaves you never full and\u00A0wanting more. If that&amp;#039;s basically the same formula of Game of Thrones, Episode Four of Season Six is the equivalent of one of those rare chips you pull from the bag with extra orange dust. With so many emotional sibling reunions, and the badass final scene, it&amp;#039;s hard to believe that this\u00A0is even the same show. Are good things allowed to happen on Game of Thrones? Would George R.R. Martin have ever done this? Has Game of Thrones finally gotten in the groove, giving us direction of where this season is actually going? Are we actually seeing the end of this thing take shape?\u00A0We&amp;#039;ll explore these questions and more during our weekly rundown of of the least garbage person on Game of Thrones.  Let&amp;#039;s get the boring stuff out of the way first. Back in episode two, when Tyrion was named the least garbage person on Game of Thrones for freeing the dragons, it seemed like his storyline back in Meereen actually had some promise. But other than that scene, the moments in Meereen have been stuck in a loop that goes something like this:\u00A0 Varys, Grey Worm, and Missendei: You don&amp;#039;t know how to rule these people you don&amp;#039;t know. Tyrion: I do know how to rule these people I don&amp;#039;t know. It&amp;#039;s rather frustrating, given how little time we have to devote to some of these characters. Couldn&amp;#039;t one scene have pretty much summed all this up until Dany returns with her new Dothraki horde? At least in Meereen we get to see all of\u00A0Missendei&amp;#039;s badass outfits. Smoothtalkin&amp;#039; Littlefinger is back in the Game, and he&amp;#039;s making some progress back in the Vale, where he easily manipulated its stupid little lord into marching on Winterfell. This seems like it could be good, but then again last time Littlefinger was in the Vale, he murdered his wife and marched Sansa off to a\u00A0psychotic\u00A0rapist. Also, look at how bad this kid sucks at shooting a bow:  In Kings Landing, Cersei and Jaime have gotten so desperate to do something about The High Sparrow, they&amp;#039;ve actually decided to work with the Tyrells. The enemy of my enemy is my friend, or however that saying goes. But was anyone actually listening to that plan? The Tyrells are essentially going to bring in their army to fight the Buzzed Head Bro religious fanatics and the masses of commoners loyal to them, which would leave the Lannisters in good position\u00A0to pick up the pieces. The first of three sibling reunions, Margarey finally got to see her fellow prisoner, Loras, who isn&amp;#039;t doing so hot. As we saw throughout this episode, it&amp;#039;s the sisters who are giving their brothers strength in Game of Thrones. A sad and broken Theon returned to those depressing Iron Islands, where he&amp;#039;s going to help his sister rule that dismal horrible place. Could this mean the Greyjoys will march to help Jon Snow and Sansa recover Winterfell? Will they essentially end decades of awkward house beef between the Starks and Greyjoys? It&amp;#039;s almost like Game of Thrones has minimum number of horrible unnecessary murders to reach in each episode, and they&amp;#039;ll get them all out of the way using Ramsay. RIP Osha.  Did you see Pod, all badass rolling up to Castle Black with Sansa and Brienne? Did you also see Tormund Giantsbane giving Brienne some sexy eyes? Damn right!  Most importantly, after five years (our time, I have no idea how long it has been in the show), Sansa and Jon Snow are finally back together. While it&amp;#039;s great to see a couple Starks reunited, it&amp;#039;s even better to see Sansa show some authority. Like we saw with Margarey and Loras, it&amp;#039;s the sisters who are taking charge this week. Since Undead Jon Snow is just a depressed nihilist, Sansa talked some sense into him, urging Snow to take the Wildlings and march on Winterfell. As much as I wanted to give this week&amp;#039;s award to Sansa, Daenerys is the Least Garbage Person on Game of Thrones. I have a few reservations with this week&amp;#039;s final scene: Was it really necessary to murder all these lords? Sure, they said some shitty things, but did all of them deserve to be burned alive? There might have been one or two innocent Dothraki dudes in there, which doesn&amp;#039;t seem entirely moral. Also, this scene basically just reused the entire plot device from Season One, when Daenerys emerged from the fire\u00A0to kneeling Dothraki. But, having emerged from fire once again (and Emilia Clarke didn&amp;#039;t use a body double, mind you)\u00A0Daenerys is back at her rightful place as queen, with a horde of Dothraki behind her and ready to march\u00A0back to Meereen, where she&amp;#039;ll quickly restore order, pick up Tyrion and crew and get the hell over to the other side of the world where she can melt some White Walkers with her dragons.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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