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Pay the Danegeld and you'll never be rid of the Danes.
How ploughing stupid are you, to sneak out into a dark place in the middle of the night, invited by an anonymous letter, after your room has been ransacked by someone looking for dirt on you… especially if the only clue to the reason of this meeting is "help you with the imp" when tyrion has been thouroghly helpfull thus far… mira aint all that bright…
Wow…that spearman in the group of Boltons right after the pitchfork…. That's such poor form that they can't even try to argue that they did that deliberately to indicate poor training. You don't need to step to stab with a spear, let alone charge 20 paces past the person you just missed.
As for the maggots, in fairness, IF you manage to breed flies in a sterile environment, it's actually beneficial. Maggots prefer to eat dead tissue, of which there is plenty in a wound like that, and removing that necrotic flesh is an important part of keeping a wound clean so it can heal properly. Of course, most flies have been subjected to all manner of filth and thus tend to deposit all manner of pathogens with their spawn, so randomly grabbing some maggots from some spoiled food or whatever is just going to make things worse. And even if it IS done right, it's still gross. But then, so were early applications of penicillin, before we managed to sort the antibiotic chemical from the rest of the bread mould.