Later, the Brothers Lannister catch up while dodging Northman expectorate. This was also what I expected that Bran holds no anger and understands that both of their paths would have been astonishingly different had the incident not occurred. Jaime and Bran meet up at the neighborhood Playground de’ Weirwood to discuss the whole “you pushed me out of a window after I caught you fucking your sister” conversation. Later on, speaking of shipping… oh God, I can’t even talk about it. Arya pushes Gendry to tell her about the dead and makes it clear that she is quite the warrior herself, pushing him to get her damn weapon made. The sparks are flying with the forging of the dragonglass armament.
Where’s the two-day shipping on my fucking weapon? Plus, Dany remains focused on the fact that Cersei still sits on the throne and she doesn’t which completely ignores the fact that THE FUCKING DEAD ARE COMING TO KILL THEM ALL. Of course, she doesn’t know that Cersei used her pregnancy (mentioned later) to make Tyrion think her priorities had changed. But after the others vouched for him, she should have trusted them and welcomed him to the team.ĭany and her afflicted relations with Tyrion continue in the hallway as she calls him a traitor or a fool for not knowing Cersei wasn’t sending troops. Her concern over whether or not her neck would be slit in the middle of the night was justified.
Jon is only slightly preoccupied with other thoughts at the time.Īnd Dany? She’s more concerned with what Jaime did to her dad after admitting on multiple occasions that she knew how horrible a person the Mad King was. In the end, it was Brienne that stepped up to the plate convincing Sansa of his good intentions. This portion went about as expected although I was concerned that maybe the judges would more question his loyalty to Cersei and whether or not he was being strategically planted to infiltrate the enemy. We kick right off with the prosecution of Jaime for all of his past transgressions. I liked “Winterfell,” but I loved this one. I’ll just say that this episode filled in a lot of what was left to be desired from episode 1. I’m not going to give you some long prelude to the occurrences. Installment 2 of the conclusion of the greatest show that ever was or ever will be gave Westeros a new knight, possibly the best fireplace congregation of all time, one less virgin, a distraught Queen, and a newly-crowned Westerosi Idol.Ĭome forth with a man, and let us prepare for an episode next week that will likely leave Winterfell (and all of us emotionally) in ruins… If there was any part of you that held doubt that you might not be emotionally invested come the onslaught next week, AKOTSK put that issue to bed without its dinner. No spoilers, at all! This show is best viewed without knowing all the surprises beforehand or afterwards, so please be respectful of your fellow fans.
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