Season 6 General Speculation v10

The show never once referred to them as "Others", though. It's the same thing, White Walkers and Wights, but I think they only mentioned the word "wight" once, back in season 2, when Jon told Qhorin he killed one.

While the books have time and space to have a hundred different factions with a hundred different motivations, I don't think the show has that luxury. I expect groups like the Faceless Men and the Maesters to have truncated stories and for them to be quickly cut from the rest of the story or join Team Jon or Team Dany. LF and Varys and their seemingly opposing desires have been around since the first season, while Bloodraven and the Iron Bank have not. Whatever may happen in the books, I suspect that the LF and Varys rivalry will be a major focus for the show and how their plotting for their respective teams is actually damaging to a unified front against the White Walkers. The other factions will be nullified, destroyed, or absorbed into which ever team they join

I don't expect episode titles till the week the first episode airs at this point

I'm not quite sure what the motives are of the FM, it would make sense for them to line up with Dany's. They might want to help her take Volantis as its still a massive slave city and IIRC Braavos has gone to war with them before.

I thought she was going to ask if he had to choose between Ramsay and Walda's kid. Would have been a better question, though he wouldn't have been able to answer it.

I don't really think Domeric is needed, to be honest. Walda being pregnant coupled with the increased tension between Roose and Ramsay since Sansa and Theon escaped will probably be enough to make the audience think the Boltons could turn on each other, which I think is the reason why the Domeric story existed in the books.

Continuing on that strain of thought, I felt in the books that Roose might try to throw Ramsay under the bus in the near future. Recall Wyman saying that Roose was cold but that they could at least deal with him compared to his bastard. Perhaps Roose in the show might try something similar. "He burned down Winterfell, abused Sansa, and ruined Theon. He is an evil bastard, and I can't control him. Ally with me against these Wildlings, and I will give you Ramsay." Something along those lines. What if Ramsay finds this out and preemptively does that to Roose instead? "He killed your king at a wedding. Everything I did was just following my father's orders. Ally with me against these Wildlings, and we can get rid of my father and make the North great again!"