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Brienne and Jaime are delivered to Lord Bolton where Jaime has his wounds treated. He tells Brienne about the events leading up to killing the King and acquiring the name Kingslayer. Sandor Clegane engages in mortal combat but succeeds in gaining his freedom much to Arya's annoyance. At King's Landing, Cersei begins plotting against the Tyrells and seeks Baelish's assistance. Tyrion discusses the cost of the upcoming wedding with Lady Olenna and she agrees to pay half the cost. Tywin Lannister has become aware of the Tyrells plans to have Sansa Stark marry Ser Loras Tyrell but he has his own idea as to who she should marry. Robb has to deal with the murderers of Tywin Lannisters young nephews including Lord Ricard Carstark whom he executes against the advice of those around him. Daenerys' army is on the move. North of the wall, Jon and Ygritte become lovers. Written by
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Trivia
It is the first time Robb is called "the king who lost the north".
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Goofs
In the trial-by-combat, Sandor "the Hound" Clegane keeps destroying parts of his opponent's shield (one strike knocks off almost half the wooden facing), but the next moment it is whole.
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Quotes
Jaime Lannister:
There it is. There's the look. I've seen it for 17 years on face after face. You all despise me. Kingslayer. Oathbreaker. A man without honor. You've heard of wildfire?
Brienne of Tarth:
Of course.
Jaime Lannister:
The Mad King was obsessed with it. He loved to watch people burn, the way their skin blackened and blistered and melted off their bones. He burned lords he didn't like. He burned Hands who disobeyed him. He burned anyone who was against him. Before long, half the country was against him. Aerys saw traitors everywhere....
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I remember why I fell in love with this show to begin with, and while it contains so many elements that one can't fail to find 'something' to enjoy, for me it was the political infighting and backbiting. It hadn't even occurred to me it was lacking in season three.............until now. Don't get me wrong, what has been on offer has been nothing short of brilliant but I'm still chuckling away as I type this because once again we have been left to ponder how this episode has once again topped the previous one. Last episode was action packed, the one before that with Jaime left me with my jaw on the ground and this episode has done it again. The writing in the show is incredible.
It would appear that Jon Snow has a hidden talent that has made him 'very' popular with Ygritte and no doubt will be spoken about by the fairer sex. Although Arya Stark's tale seems to be moving rather slowly and seemingly taking a more lateral route I have this feeling that her story will ultimately be of more importance than her brothers but maybe I have this idea because her face is all over the posters. Elementary, my dear readers. Lady Tyrell is once again on form and to be honest I look forward to her as much as Tywin Lannister and have a strong feeling we may get to see them duke it out for the heavyweight championship. As for Littlehand, the slimy, dirty........he's also on form, lol. I hate to say too much about an episode for fear of spoiling anything so I'll leave it at that.
The finale is a beaut as we have come to expect from 'Ǥȧɱȼ øɉ Țhrønɵs' and it's about time we had something to laugh about. A long overdue slap on the face for someone makes the humour all the better when it comes.
Highly Recommended
Score: 10/10
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