1. Daenerys nails people
2. Littlefinger planed the regicide
3. Bran and the crew get captured by mutineers
So Daenerys showed another quality of a great ruler today - justice. She is truly an all rounder.
Jaime is such a complex character... the writers have clearly taken a great care in writing him. For one moment, he basically rapes Cersei but the next time he defies her orders and send Brienne to protect Sansa. Perhaps it's because he wants to go against Cersei. Whatever his true intention is, he's for sure a complex and an endearing character in the end.
Margaery is also a notable one as she is very smart and ambitious as she is trying to befriend the future king. I was worried that she might strip naked or something but she was very restrained.
Now it turns out that Littlefinger and the Tyrells planned the regicide. What does he truly want? I know that he keeps saying "EVERTHING" but there is a limit to that.
I was surprised to see Locke in the Watch but I remembered that he was sent out to hunt Bran and Rickon. Jon befriends him as he's not aware of this fact unlike the audience. The suspense is truly real at the Wall as we see the Bran crew totally captured by the mutiny, who is depicted as the lowest of human beings. What is going to happen when these people collide with Jon's gang? Only way to find out..
So Daenerys showed another quality of a great ruler today - justice. She is truly an all rounder.
Jaime is such a complex character... the writers have clearly taken a great care in writing him. For one moment, he basically rapes Cersei but the next time he defies her orders and send Brienne to protect Sansa. Perhaps it's because he wants to go against Cersei. Whatever his true intention is, he's for sure a complex and an endearing character in the end.
Margaery is also a notable one as she is very smart and ambitious as she is trying to befriend the future king. I was worried that she might strip naked or something but she was very restrained.
Now it turns out that Littlefinger and the Tyrells planned the regicide. What does he truly want? I know that he keeps saying "EVERTHING" but there is a limit to that.
I was surprised to see Locke in the Watch but I remembered that he was sent out to hunt Bran and Rickon. Jon befriends him as he's not aware of this fact unlike the audience. The suspense is truly real at the Wall as we see the Bran crew totally captured by the mutiny, who is depicted as the lowest of human beings. What is going to happen when these people collide with Jon's gang? Only way to find out..