Staircase Wit

1. While Tyrion is good with politics and diplomacy, he knows little about warfare. Jorah, Jon, and Grey Worm are great soldiers, but they are not military strategists. With Jamie joining them in the North, Dany is finally getting a good military general by her side. 2. I like how Cersei addressed Jon as "Ned Stark's son", and considers him as a Stark. Considering that seven seasons ago, Catelyn didn't even see Jon as fit to even be seen by the Queen, Cersei now respects him enough and doesn't refer to him as illegitimate at all. 3. Nothing says "That's my girl!" like the proud grin the Hound had on his face when Brienne updated him about how Arya can now do.. 4. I wonder how many times the Hound and Jon practiced their grand white walker presentation. Great theatrics, guys. 5. Superb acting by Aiden Gillen. The range of emotions his face can make in less than five minutes of screen time is incredible. 6. Jon Snow, why wear ten laye

1. The girl who can't even spare a second to flirt: OA ha! Lots of law students, nay, lawyers, have happy and healthy relationships, so I'm sure a first year student has thirty minutes to spare for flirting. 2. The most accurate thing about the movie: The 1000 pages of required reading. For the first meeting of Constitutional Law 1. 3. These boys may seem so full of themselves and so self-important, but yes, it's a pretty fair depiction of how a lot of law students think and act. 4. Everyone hates and openly (sometimes jokingly, sometimes not jokingly) mocks the curve breaker. It's a title you have to toil for but you can never brag about. 5. WHAT. A. CHEESY. AND. CRINGE-WORTHY. ENDING. Rating: 4/5. (I'm biased because, hey, I miss law school.)

Met Kevin Kwan today! I devour his books the moment they are out; they are so fun to read that you can finish each book in hours. His books are the perfect escape from reality, taking you to the world of the obscenely wealthy jet-setting crowd in a way no other book can.