1. In the books, the animal that he rides on is also dead, I believe, so that could be why. Also, he needs it more since they're so close. 2. Possibly the same tree. 3. I have my theory where he is, but it would probably only be further up his arm by now. If you want to know where I think he's going to end up going, check the spoiler below. [spoiler]Village of the Lhazareen[/spoiler] 4. Jorah and Sam are very far from each other. Old Town (where the Citadel is) is on the south-western corner of Westeros. Jorah in the centre-east of Essos. 5. Not sure, but I don't think that was the Sword of the Morning/Dawn, was it? I thought he just picked up his own sword that he'd been disarmed from. In either case, I don't think anything notable happened to it. 6. Being a witness to a Red Priestess's magic and being the priestess that burnt an innocent child alive are two different things. By all rights, she did murder her. Despite thinking it would lift the snows (which it seemingly did) that doesn't wash away the guilt. It's one of those moral dilemmas that we, as people, have to address in our own way. 7. That was actually a different day. I think more than one day passed by my count. Possibly weeks or more. The first time we saw that girl, I don't think it was Arya.

Oh nice....a few more c 7. But, Walder didn't recognize her. If so much time had passed, wouldn't that dirty old man have noticed the prettiest girl in his whole keep? She was cute. Much better looking than his current wife. That's why I thought it was the same day...I figured he didn't recognize her because the face was from the hall. But apparently Aria is just roaming around killing people and snatching their faces? 6. I dunno, the morale dilemma was already played out when Cherene's(?) mom hung herself. Just odd to me he'd ask a witch to use magic to bring Jon back, but then flip out when she burned one too many people while under orders. It's not like she burns people because she gets off on it....and no one has been burned to death since Stanis was killed. Just felt like a weak way to get her on her way to meet up with Aria again...as she foretold when she was with the Brotherhood. And Davos...so upset he asked Jon to decide? 5. Pretty sure the Hilt had a sunburst on it. Tho I can't recall when or if he picked it up when...whatsherface's dad(?) saved him from being killed by hitting the awesome dual wielding Kingsguard in the back. In any event only that guy (where did he go?) or the Wet nurses that know and can verify the truth correct? 4. I haven't read the books...and the only map to go by is that awesome clockwork graphic at the beginning. Add to that how fast people move around in the world and I'm like where is he? 3. I dunno where or what that place is nor whom he'd meet there. I figured he might meet that weird woman with the red and gold mask that he seemed to know OR that he'd meet up with Sam since Sam knows Cherene (stanins's daughter) was cured and as such he's aware that there is one. 2. Does he need the tree to do his thing? While Hodor Held the Door, he was in the Matrix (so to speak). I thought maybe it was because his sled was made from the tree that he now had Wifi (for lack of a better description...understand I haven't read the books and the show doesn't say how that works)? 1. Why does he need it more? Where is he going? And what is he going away to take care of? I mean, can't he just go around the wall if the base of the wall is where the magic is? And if so...how did the Walkers that attacked Commander Mormont, inside the castle somehow avoid the problem? TIA!

7. As he said, "You're not one of mine" so she came with one of the camps. It's not uncommon. 6. Imagine if your mother/sister/girlfriend/daughter was burnt at the stake. He's rightfully angry. You're looking at it far too objectively. Why did he ask Jon? Jon is his Lord and commander. Honour, that's why. 5. Yes. He may have just left it there for all we know. Carried the baby out instead. 4. [url=http://orig13.deviantart.net/0141/f/2012/109/2/6/a_map_of_a_song_of_ice_and_fire_version_3_by_scrollsofaryavart-d4wvxf0.png]I like this one the best.[/url] 3. The former is my guess. 2. Weirwoods are still the "key" for now. During that whole process while Hodor held the door, the Three-Eyed Raven was uploading his whole memory and such into Bran. 1. Benjen needs it more since he's going to keep fighting and hindering the White Walkers. Bran is so close that there's no point in him taking it when he can just get a fresh horse from the Night's Watch. They were brought into the castle by the Night's Watch, remember? They also hadn't fully turned at that point, so it could be a mix of needing to be brought in and not being wights yet.

You are a font of GoT info! Thanks! I've got more little questions my inner nerd would like to have answered another time!