I have to wonder if Bran and Night King will end up having a virtual duel alongside the physical fighting, as in A Memory of Light. I know ultimately he saved her, but I wasn’t expecting the warmth between him and Sansa. Theon’s story has become fascinating to me. Bran and Jaime went about as expected, if in somewhat of an afterthought way, since Bran was right he couldn’t have disclosed it to everyone. I was expecting “burn them all” to come up. One might have fun with the fact that they represent elements of Mat and Perrin.ĭaenerys learned the truth at arguably the best possible time, in the best possible way. It was chilling, some of the scenes where you might guess a death is being foreshadowed, or especially where “you’ll be safe in the crypts.”
They continued the people showing up, being together for the first time, or after a long time, maybe the last time. I mean, obviously that much episode and stuff needing to happen would mean it couldn’t all be about him and updating the folks at Winterfell on his actual story. When I saw the title, after the ending of the first episode, I figured it was Jaime-centric and he had to be the knight in question. Seeing Bran describe himself as the latest incarnation of the enemy the Night King needs to defeat in order to bring on endless night was perhaps the most glaring parallel there’s been.Īnyway, what a great episode, for all it’s a setup episode for the big action, and for all it continued to tick boxes of what we wanted or needed to see. All the “break the wheel” stuff, with a different meaning of course, last season drove me crazy because of the direct lifting of the term by the Game of Thrones show writers.
Stromgarde is hard pressed keeping what small territory they haven't lost yet, but is effectively fallen.
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