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** Non fatally, Robin getting slapped by Sansa.
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** Non fatally, Robin getting slapped by Sansa.
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** Bronn's meeting with Tyrion in his cell echoes Podrick's farewell to Tyrion. Podrick has UndyingLoyalty whereas Bronn has his limits. Despite this, Tyrion parts with him on relatively decent terms, with Tyrion wishing both well.
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* GenreSavvy: For once, Cercei. She makes sure to get Gregor Clegane for her Champion, which will scare off everyone who would stand for Tyrion. And sher buys off Bronn, the one man who might. But see....
GenreBlindness: She forgot about the one dangerous fighter who wants to take a crack at the Mountain. Admittedly, she probably thought that he would be conflicted out.
** Tyrion. He expcpetdd Bronn to stand for him.
GenreBlindness: She forgot about the one dangerous fighter who wants to take a crack at the Mountain. Admittedly, she probably thought that he would be conflicted out.
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* GenreSavvy: For once, Cercei. GenreSavvy / GenreBlindness: Cersei displays both aspects, as expected for a character who is TooCleverByHalf. She makes sure to get that [[TheDreaded Gregor Clegane for Clegane]] is her Champion, which will scare off everyone who Champion. A move that shortens the number of fighters would might stand for Tyrion. And sher Tyrion and win. She buys off Bronn, who formerly defended Tyrion in his last trial. But she completely neglected Oberyn Martell, who's been publicly and vociferously shouting for Gregor Clegane's head for twenty years and is in the one man who might. But see....
GenreBlindness:capital moreover. She forgot about the one dangerous fighter who wants to take a crack at the Mountain. Admittedly, she probably thought expected that he her sympathy vote fooled Oberyn who was also a judge on the trial.
** Tyrion, noting his success with this gambit before, likewise hoped that Jaime might recover his muscle memory to fight on his behalf, completely forgetting the years of dedication and training it takes to hone the level of skills needed. A full-handed Jaime wouldbe conflicted out.
** Tyrion.have matched Clegane but not one who can barely hold his own against stable-boys. He expcpetdd also expected to charm and win Bronn to stand for him.
over, though he realizes his mistake soon enough.
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** Tyrion, noting his success with this gambit before, likewise hoped that Jaime might recover his muscle memory to fight on his behalf, completely forgetting the years of dedication and training it takes to hone the level of skills needed. A full-handed Jaime would
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--> '''Tyrion''': "I suppose, I'll have to kill the Mountain myself. Won't that make a great song?"
--> '''Bronn''': "I hope toehar that song sung someday"hear them sing it one day."
--> '''Bronn''': "I hope to
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* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Baleish has used his Aiden Gillens Irish accent when talking with Sansa, but with an RP one when he talks to others. Here, its Irish all the way...................which is quite forshadowing.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Tyrion's regular snarky self is notably absent in his scene with Prince Oberyn. He is clearly reached the end of his thether. This is in stark contrast to hos interactions with Bronn and Jamie, where his wit was still intact.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Tyrion's regular snarky self is notably absent in his scene with Prince Oberyn. He is clearly reached the end of his thether. This is in stark contrast to hos interactions with Bronn and Jamie, where his wit was still intact.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Tyrion's regular snarky self is notably absent in his scene with Prince Oberyn. He is clearly reached the end of his thether. This is in stark contrast tohos his interactions with Bronn and Jamie, where his wit was still intact.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Tyrion's regular snarky self is notably absent in his scene with Prince Oberyn. He is clearly reached the end of his thether. This is in stark contrast to
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** Rorge and Biter are not good people.
** Rorge and Biter are not good people.
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** More to the point, he IS her Uncle. By marriage.
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* LovableTraitor: Bronn manages to make himself endearing even when he's leaving Tyrion to die, telling him that he won't fight for him against Gregor and that he will take Cersei's offer and call it quits. Tyrion even shakes his hands in goodbye.
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* LovableTraitor: Bronn manages to make himself endearing even when he's leaving Tyrion to die, telling him that he won't fight for him against Gregor and that he will take Cersei's offer and call it quits. Tyrion even shakes his hands in goodbye.
"I hope to ehar that song sung someday"
"I hope to ehar that song sung someday"
*OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Tyrion's regular snarky self is notably absent in his scene with Prince Oberyn. He is clearly reached the end of his thether. This is in stark contrast to hos interactions with Bronn and Jamie, where his wit was still intact.
**Baelish dispenses with his oily, polite demenour before killing Lysa.
*TheOtherDarrin: Ser Gregor. Again. The actors look nothing aloike. Its like they did not even try.
**Baelish dispenses with his oily, polite demenour before killing Lysa.
*TheOtherDarrin: Ser Gregor. Again. The actors look nothing aloike. Its like they did not even try.
**Littlefinger has reached new heights.
**Daario, before Dany
**Arya is just a little too egar to kill.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: Oberyn is remarkably youthful for a man in his early fifties, give or take, given that he met Tyrion as a baby as a young man. He looks at least twenty years younger.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: Oberyn is remarkably youthful for a man in his early fifties, give or take, given that he met Tyrion as a baby as a young man. He looks at least twenty years younger.
** Its ReverseDawsonCasting, as the actor was oin his late thrities at the time of filming
** Its ReverseDawsonCasting, as the actor was oin his late thrities at the time of filming
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* {{Badass}}: When discussing facing Gregor Clegane, Bronn assesses his chances and the Mountain's strengths and he even tells Tyrion that he thinks he can take out Gregor given a proportionately large price.
* KnightTemplar: Daenerys is slowly becoming like this and Jorah tries to counsel her against it, noting the same tendency in Ned Stark nearly led to his execution and denial of a second chance to redeem his honor.
* LovableTraitor: Bronn manages to make himself endearing even when he's leaving Tyrion to die, telling him that he won't fight for him against Gregor and that he will take Cersei's offer and call it quits. Tyrion even shakes his hands in goodbye.
* MightyGlacier: Bronn's assessment of Gregor Clegane:
--> "He's freakish big and freakish strong and quicker than you'd expect for a man of that size. Maybe I could take him. Dance around till he's so tired that I can at least knock his sword, get him off his feet somehow. But [[OneHitKill one mis-step and I'm dead]]."
--> "He's freakish big and freakish strong and quicker than you'd expect for a man of that size. Maybe I could take him. Dance around till he's so tired that I can at least knock his sword, get him off his feet somehow. But [[OneHitKill one mis-step and I'm dead]]."
* NotSoDifferent: Jorah Mormont identifies this regarding his own past as a slaver, feeling that his situation is not so far from that of the slavers that Daenerys wants to summarily execute. He even compares her actions to one of her father's enemies, Ned Stark, who would likewise have executed him without hearing a word in his defense.
** Daenerys also reminds Jorah when he criticizes Daario for being a mercenary that he served with [[PrivateMilitaryContractors The Golden Company]] himself.
* PetTheDog: Oberyn Martell to Tyrion Lannister, telling him his reaction to first glimpsing him as a child, when everyone had called him a monster.
--> "That's not a monster, I told Cersei, that's just a baby."
** Daenerys also reminds Jorah when he criticizes Daario for being a mercenary that he served with [[PrivateMilitaryContractors The Golden Company]] himself.
* PetTheDog: Oberyn Martell to Tyrion Lannister, telling him his reaction to first glimpsing him as a child, when everyone had called him a monster.
--> "That's not a monster, I told Cersei, that's just a baby."
* TheResenter: Tyrion's conversation with Jaime reveals that as much as he loves his brother, it hurts him that Jaime could get back on his father's good books despite all the stuff he did because he's the "golden child" while nothing Tyrion ever does will get him so much as a kind word.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: Oberyn is remarkably youthful for a man that must be pushing say, sixty, given that he met Tyrion as a baby as a young man. He looks at least twenty years younger.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: Oberyn is remarkably youthful for a man that must be pushing say, sixty, in his early fifties, give or take, given that he met Tyrion as a baby as a young man. He looks at least twenty years younger.
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* HeWhoFightsMonsters: Jorah points out that Dany seems to be heading in this direction.
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* HandsOffParenting: Littlefinger discusses how that wasn't the best idea for a brat like Robin Arryn.
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--> '''Littlefinger''': Only your sister.
--> '''Littlefinger''': Only your sister.
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** In the books, it is Oberyn's mother who took the young Martells to Casterly Rock and not his father. She had been friends with Joanna Lannister, Tywin's wife and hoped to set a match between the Lannister twins and the Martell siblings.
* BreakTheCutie: Sansa, once again. This time her aunt tries to murder her.
** When Tyrion talks to Jaime about Shae, he mentions that he fell in love with a whore and expected her to love him. Jaime has a look of recognition and regret, a CallBack to ''Baelor'' when Tyrion discusses his first wife, Tysha, a prostitute Jaime engaged as a MeetCute to give his brother real happiness that ultimately went FromBadToWorse.
* ConsummateLiar / BelievingTheirOwnLies: Oberyn discusses Cersei trying to gain sympathy from him by discussing Myrcella in a blatant attempt to turn him against Tyrion, he noted that she might have even been sincere or started believing it while she was lying. Tyrion agrees:
--> "Making honest feelings do dishonest work is one of her many gifts."
--> "Making honest feelings do dishonest work is one of her many gifts."
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* BreakTheCutie: Sansa, once again. This time her aunt tries to murder her.
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* BreakTheCutie: Sansa, once again. This time her aunt tries to murder her.DissonantSerenity: When Cersei approaches Gregor Clegane, she steps through a pool of entrails and gore of prisoners he killed, with the same grace as if she's walking a garden. She's totally unafraid and calm in Gregor's presence.
* MoodWhiplash: One minute Littlefinger is being charming and kind, talking about Sansa as if she could have been the daughter he had with Cat. Then he comes on to her, telling her that she's even more beautiful and kisses her.
** In the middle of Tyrion's conversation with Jaime, where the latter berates him for shooting his mouth and then mentions he can't champion Tyrion without his main sword hand, he and Tyrion suddenly defuse the situation discussing the look on Tywin's face if Jaime died in battle with Gregor Clegane, losing both his sons in one fell swoop.
* NoodleIncident: At one time, the Martells and the Lannisters weren't so unfriendly and Oberyn's father had taken him and Elia to Casterly Rock for a visit, during his first time away from Dorne. He mentions meeting Tyrion as a baby.
** In the middle of Tyrion's conversation with Jaime, where the latter berates him for shooting his mouth and then mentions he can't champion Tyrion without his main sword hand, he and Tyrion suddenly defuse the situation discussing the look on Tywin's face if Jaime died in battle with Gregor Clegane, losing both his sons in one fell swoop.
* NoodleIncident: At one time, the Martells and the Lannisters weren't so unfriendly and Oberyn's father had taken him and Elia to Casterly Rock for a visit, during his first time away from Dorne. He mentions meeting Tyrion as a baby.
** When Sansa asks him why he killed Joffrey, Littlefinger cites Catelyn's death as his reason. Littlefinger then talks about creating a better world where people of real feelings can triumph over those with strength in arms, citing his defeat by Brandon Stark. The implication is that he plunged the entire realm into war solely out of hatred for its obsolete feudal customs keeping him away from his true love. Of course, [[BelievingTheirOwnLies that might be what Littlefinger tells himself]] and it might even be true, Littlefinger is that kind of guy.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: Oberyn is remarkably youthful for a man that must be pushing say, sixty, given that he met Tyrion as a baby as a young man. He looks at least twenty years younger.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: Oberyn is remarkably youthful for a man that must be pushing say, sixty, given that he met Tyrion as a baby as a young man. He looks at least twenty years younger.
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* HopeSpot: After being trampled by circumstances over the last five episodes and literally out of options for his pending trial by combat, Tyrion gets his when one of the deadliest warriors in the Seven Kingdoms steps up to take his side. His choked-off sob of relief is a wonder to behold.
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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Prince Oberyn is ready to pull the trigger on his after lining up every target on his hit list. Starting with the brutish Gregor Clegane to raped and killed his sister and her children. In his own words, for the first time in decades, everyone who has wronged him is in the same place at the same time.
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* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: In backstory; Oberyn tells Tyrion that he visited Casterly Rock as a child and while there, he witnessed young Cersei trying to pull off baby Tyrion's penis. Then she told Oberyn she hoped her baby brother would die would soon.
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* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: In backstory; Oberyn tells Tyrion that he visited Casterly Rock as a child and while there, he witnessed young Cersei trying to pull off twisting baby Tyrion's penis. Then she told Oberyn she hoped her baby brother would die would soon.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: This trope is used in one of the most creepy scenes the show has ever shown. When Petyr tells Sansa of how much he loved her mother and how she looks more beautiful than her, he then proceeds to kiss her. Reminder: Sansa is only about sixteen whilst Baelish is a man in his forties.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: This trope is used in one of the most creepy scenes the show has ever shown. When Petyr tells Sansa of how much he loved her mother and how she looks more beautiful than her, he then proceeds to kiss her. Reminder: Reminder, Sansa is only about sixteen whilst Baelish is a man in his forties.
* TheChampion: Oberyn swears to be Tyrion's during his TrialByCombat.
* ClingyJealousGirl: Lysa ''loses it'' when she sees Petyr kissing Sansa
* ClingyJealousGirl: Lysa ''loses it'' when she sees Petyr kissing Sansa
* BreakTheCutie: Sansa, once again. This time her aunt tries to murder her.
* IncestSubtext: Played with. Sansa and Petyr are not related, but he is passing her off as his niece. He tells her that she might have been his daughter about five seconds before kissing her.
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* RagsToRiches: Bronn is set to marry a noblewoman and will likely kill her older sister to bump her up the line of succession. Lampshaded by the fact he's wearing new silk clothes as oppose to his usual rough armor.
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** Robin Arryn expressed delight at the thought of pushing anyone who bothers him out of the Moon Door.
** Robin Arryn expressed delight at the thought of pushing anyone who bothers him out of the Moon Door.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: This trope is used in one of the most creepy scenes the show has ever shown. When Petyr tells Sansa of how much he loved her mother and how she looks more beautiful than her, he then proceeds to kiss her. Reminder: Sansa is only about eighteen whilst Baelish is a man in his forties.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: This trope is used in one of the most creepy scenes the show has ever shown. When Petyr tells Sansa of how much he loved her mother and how she looks more beautiful than her, he then proceeds to kiss her. Reminder: Sansa is only about eighteen sixteen whilst Baelish is a man in his forties.
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** Also, Marillion the minstrel was present during the above scene, and when Petyr makes Lysa fly, Marillion was to be blamed for her death. Here, he is absent, thanks to Joffrey cutting out his tongue.
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** Also, Marillion the minstrel was present during the above scene, playing his harp and singing to prevent what was happening from being heard,and when Petyr makes Lysa fly, Marillion was to be blamed for her death. Here, he is absent, thanks to Joffrey cutting out his tongue.
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** Also, Marillion the minstrel was present during the above scene, and when Petyr makes Lysa fly, Marillion was to be blamed for her death.
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* MadnessMantra: ''"Look Down ! Look down, look down look down !"''
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[[ARareSentence Littlefinger saves the day]]. He comes in the nick of time and talks Lysa down, saying that they'll just send Sansa away. With a smile he swears to it by all the gods. Finally, Lysa lets Sansa go and starts crying. Oh, my sweet silly wife, says Baelish, don't you know I've only loved one woman? She looks hopeful. Really? she says. ''Only your sister.'' he says.
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[[ARareSentence Littlefinger saves the day]]. He comes in the nick of time and talks Lysa down, saying that they'll just send Sansa away. With a smile he swears to it by all the gods. Finally, Lysa lets Sansa go and starts crying. Oh, my sweet silly wife, says Baelish, don't you know I've only loved one woman? She looks hopeful. Really? she says. ''Only your sister.'' sister,'' he says.
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[[ARareSentence Littlefinger saves the day]].
day]]. He comes in the nick of time and talks Lysa down, saying that they'll just send Sansa away. With a smile he swears to it by all the gods. Finally, Lysa lets Sansa go and starts crying. Oh, my sweet silly wife, says Baelish, don't you know I've only loved one woman? She looks hopeful. Really? she says. ''Only your sister.'' he says.
Then he shoves her out the Door.
Then he shoves her out the Door.
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We end in '''The Eyrie''', which is covered in snow. Sansa, wandering aimlessly, wanders outside and decides to make a snow-Winterfell. She's made quite a bit of progress on it when Robin comes out. He asks her a little about Winterfell and why she left― he can't leave; he's Lord Of The Vale and that makes him really important― and asks how they made people fly at Winterfell. He's horrified to hear that they didn't: here at Eyrie they can make ''anyone'' fly and someday, when they're married, so can she! Won't that be ''great''? He reaches out to add a Moon Door and collapses one of the buildings.
Sansa promptly bites his head off, telling him that he ''ruined'' it. He snaps back that it was already ruined, how could it ''not'' be ruined when it didn't have an awesome Moon Door? The Warden Of The East and the Heiress To The North get into a remarkably petty argument which ends in her slapping him. He bursts into tears and runs off. She's stands there, realizing that this will have consequences when Littlefinger appears. He tells her not to worry about it, that Lysa should have slapped him long ago, and muses that perhaps to make a better home you have to destroy the old one. Why did you kill Joffrey? asks Sansa. Because I loved Catelyn, says Littlefinger, and what do we do those who hurt the ones we love? ([--[[EarWorm leeeave them to die!]]--]) In a better world, you might've been my daughter. Then he kisses her, not knowing that Lysa is watching.
Later on, Sansa is summoned to the Throne Room. Lysa is waiting for her, and the Moon Door is open. She amiably tells Sansa to come over to the Door. She tells Sansa that she knows what she did. Sansa begins to apologize for slapping Robin, when Lysa cuts her off. ''You kissed him'' she says and holds her near the door, raving about how she ''saw'' it and how Petyr's ''hers'' and how everyone stood ''between'' them and now they're all ''dead''.
[[ARareSentence Littlefinger saves the day]].
Sansa promptly bites his head off, telling him that he ''ruined'' it. He snaps back that it was already ruined, how could it ''not'' be ruined when it didn't have an awesome Moon Door? The Warden Of The East and the Heiress To The North get into a remarkably petty argument which ends in her slapping him. He bursts into tears and runs off. She's stands there, realizing that this will have consequences when Littlefinger appears. He tells her not to worry about it, that Lysa should have slapped him long ago, and muses that perhaps to make a better home you have to destroy the old one. Why did you kill Joffrey? asks Sansa. Because I loved Catelyn, says Littlefinger, and what do we do those who hurt the ones we love? ([--[[EarWorm leeeave them to die!]]--]) In a better world, you might've been my daughter. Then he kisses her, not knowing that Lysa is watching.
Later on, Sansa is summoned to the Throne Room. Lysa is waiting for her, and the Moon Door is open. She amiably tells Sansa to come over to the Door. She tells Sansa that she knows what she did. Sansa begins to apologize for slapping Robin, when Lysa cuts her off. ''You kissed him'' she says and holds her near the door, raving about how she ''saw'' it and how Petyr's ''hers'' and how everyone stood ''between'' them and now they're all ''dead''.
[[ARareSentence Littlefinger saves the day]].
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** Doubly on Biter, who instead of doing the unthinkable and just, say, stab The Hound whilst his back was turned, just bit him on the neck non-fatally (though not fatally).the bite wound did give him an infection). He is rewarded with a broken neck.
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* TooDumbToLive: Rorge and Biter, who are both quickly dispatched by Arya and Sandor respectively. This is lampshaded by Sandor, who states that no only were they dumb to come by themselves and not a with whole group, but also because they were ill-equipped.
** Doubly on Biter, who instead of doing the unthinkable and just, say, stab The Hound whilst his back was turned, just bit him on the neck (though not fatally). He is rewarded with a broken neck.
* TookALevelInBadass: Sansa of all people when she slapsRobin.Robin.
* VillainousBreakdown: Lysa after seeing Littlefinger kiss Sansa.
** Doubly on Biter, who instead of doing the unthinkable and just, say, stab The Hound whilst his back was turned, just bit him on the neck (though not fatally). He is rewarded with a broken neck.
* TookALevelInBadass: Sansa of all people when she slaps
* VillainousBreakdown: Lysa after seeing Littlefinger kiss Sansa.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: This trope is used in one of the most creepy scenes the show has ever shown. When Petyr tells Sansa of how much he loved her mother and how she looks more beautiful than her, he then proceeds to his her. Reminder: Sansa is only about eighteen whilst Baelish is a man in his forties.
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* AdaptedOut: In the books, during Lysa's attempt to throw off Sansa off the Moon Door and Petyr's intervention, Lysa's rambles of how she would have given him a son had her Father, Hoster Tully, not tricked her into drinking moon tea (used to prevent pregnancies or be used for abortions). Here, it is not mentioned.
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We start in '''King's Landing''', in the dungeon, where Jaime's going off on Tyrion throwing his life away. Tyrion admits to a certain lack of wisdom in his conduct, but takes a small bit of pleasure from ruining Tywin's plan. His own plan is ruined when Jaime makes it clear that he's in no shape to champion him. After a second of morbidly trying to cajole his brother, which falls flat, Tyrion sighs that Bronn once fought for him. Hopefully Meryn Trant will fight against him; ''that'' is man he'd like to see die. Jaime bears the bad news a second time: the champion's been chosen, and it's not Meryn Trant...
We go outside, where [[TheDreaded Gregor Clegane]] is hacking away at prisoners. They seem to have been given weapons, but they may as well not have, for all the good it does them. Cersei comes in to thank Gregor, who asks who he's fighting. Does it matter? she asks. He shakes his head.
Travelling in the '''Riverlands''', Arya and Sandor debate entering a burned out village. They do, and find a man dying of a stomach wound. He doesn't even know who the troops fought for. The three of them have and oddly philosophical conversation on death, until Sandor puts the man out of his misery. The heart is right there, he says to Arya as he wipes off his blade. Then he's attacked from behind.
Sandor takes his attacker quickly, neck wound aside, and then turns to see the bounty hunter's companion. The three of them have an oddly ''civil'' conversation, where the hunter informs Clegane of the bounty. Arya recognizes him from Jaqen H'ghar's cart. Is he on your list? says Sandor. He can't be; I don't know his name, she says as she walks up to him, what's your name? Rorge, he says. Arya quick-draws and puts her sword through his heart. You're learning! says The Hound.
Jon Snow and friends return to '''Castle Black'''. The happy scene is ruined by Allister Thorne, again, when he shows up to tell Jon to either lock Ghost up, or see him eaten at supper. Later, in the the great hall, Jon gives his report. They could see Mance's army as they left. He coming, and they can't defend the castle. He recommends sealing the tunnel. This gets a ''[[NoJustNoReaction hell]]'' [[NoJustNoReaction no-type reaction]] from Thorne, as the Watch has defended the castle for a thousand years without closing off the only way north. Some of Watch takes Jon's side, so Thorne asks the First Builder's opinion, which is a hesitant no. Jon and Sam are sent atop the Wall as lookouts.
In '''King's Landing''', Bronn shows up at Tyrion's cell, dressed in fine new clothes. It seems that Cersei has arranged his marriage to Lollys Stokeworth. He's already planning to bump her up the inheritance ladder. You and my sister were made for each other, says Tyrion, why did you even come? Really, the only reason he came was because he promised Tyrion a chance to get the last bid. Tyrion tries a large chunk of the North, an appeal to pride, and an appeal to friendship, but none of these can make Bronn fight The Mountain when he can have Lollys. Resignedly, but with no ill-feeling, Tyrion shakes his hand in farewell. What will you do? Bronn asks. I suppose I'll have to kill The Mountain myself, Tyrion says, I guess it'll make a good song.
In '''Meereen''', Daenerys enters her private quarters, only to find Daario. Apparently, she keeps the window unguarded. He even brought flowers. She snaps at him that if she wants him in her private quarters, she'll summon him, and asks why he's here. He asks her a favor: the gods gave him only two talents, war and women, and he's can't pursue either of them. The Second Sons are police officers now, and there are no women. She points out that there are a thousand women in Meereen, to which he says that there's only one. If she orders it, he'll stay and police, but he want to do what he does best. With a wineglass in hand, and an "eh, what the hell" expression on her face, she tells him to ''do what he does best''. Take off your clothes, she says.
Elsewhere, in '''Dragonstone''', Melisandre is taking a bath. When Selyse Baratheon enters, she asks her to grab one of the vials from the shelf. It seems that the Lord of Light was kind enough to tell her that she won't get another bath for a while, so she intends to enjoy this one. She has to explain to Selyse that she's joking. Selyse apologizes for her lack of humor to which Melisandre says That's because most jokes are lies, and you are devoted to the truth. She goes on to explain what the vials do― a pyrotechnic trick, a powerful stink bomb, a lust potion― all acceptable tricks if they get nonbelievers to make that first step. God will do the rest.
Selyse asks if she used the lust potion on Stannis and, getting a no, goes on a bit of tangent on how grateful she is that Melisandre came. She mentions Shireen; she doesn't want her to join them when they set sail. I know how you feel, says Melisandre, but it's important that she comes. A time will come when she is needed― she glances at that fire that she's so desperate to feed king's blood― as well as your strength.
The next morning, in '''Meereen''', Jorah passes by Daario on his way to see Dany. She see him, realizes he knows, and notes that probably doesn't approve. Matter of fact, he doesn't. He asks how she could have faith in man who killed his two commanders. I have no faith in him, she says, and tells him that Daario, and Second Sons are going to retake Yunkai. He's less than thrilled with that, pointing out that the Masters will just bide their time. She cheerfully tells him her solution to that: KillThemAll! She begins to reel off all the reasons why they have it coming while he argues out that this is NotSoDifferent from how ''they'' act, but doesn't get anywhere until he points out that he was once a slaver. If Ned Stark had treated him as she intends to treat Yunkai, then he wouldn't be here today. This strikes a chord with her. She decides to send Hizdahr zo Loraq as her ambassador. The Yunkish have a choice: live in her new world, or die in there old one.
In the '''Riverlands''', Sandor Clegane cusses at no-one in particular as he tries to clean his wound. Arya recommends he burn it out, to he tells her to shut up. He says that this is all her fault, that she's turned him into a bag a coins, that he wished he never met her. Eventually he ends up on his maiming. Gregor burned him for stealing a toy (which he like totally didn't, it was just lying there), and his father told everyone that his bed caught afire. Ultimately, Ayra helps clean the wound.
Meanwhile, in a tavern, Brienne and Podrick are eating kidney pie. Unfortunately, their waiter is Hot Pie. At the first opportunity he starts going on and on and on about the proper making of pie. He goes on a variety of topics, much to the duo's annoyance, and eventually gets out of Brienne that she's here looking for Sansa Stark. Hot Pie freezes up at that, says that the Starks are traitors, and takes his leave.
As they leave, Brienne senses that Pod wants to say something. When he does, it's to say that maybe they shouldn't advertise their mission like that, given all the Lannister swords on Sansa's trail. Hot Pie comes out. He tells Brienne that she seems trustworthy, and tells her about Arya. Later, on the road, Brienne and Podrick discuss the next move. Tyrion had made Pod memorize the vast spider web that is Westerosi' genealogy, so he knows that the Arryns are her last living kin.
It's night in '''King's Landing'''. Oberyn enters Tyrion's cell. After a bit of banter, he recounts how Cersei approached him two episodes ago; she really wants him dead. "She has my passion for dead Lannisters." Oberyn recalls the first time the two of them met, to Tyrion's confusion. He was only a baby when Oberyn arrived at Casterly Rock. Oberyn comments that although he hated everything about the place, the biggest disappointment was Tyrion. All the people spoke of how hideous he was: that he had a head twice the size of his body, a tail, a single red eye, that he was a ''monster''― Tyrion looks increasingly close to tears at this― but instead he was just this reasonably average baby. Cersei, who had showed him Tyrion, actually grabbed his cock and twisted until Jaime made her stop. She said that Tyrion should be dead.
Sooner or later, Tyrion says bitterly, she gets what she wants. Oberyn says What about what I want? I want justice. If you want justice, says Tyrion, than you've come to the wrong place. Oberyn disagrees: all the people he wants to bring justice to are here. He'll [[WhamLine start with Gregor Clegane]]. I'll be your champion, he says.
We go outside, where [[TheDreaded Gregor Clegane]] is hacking away at prisoners. They seem to have been given weapons, but they may as well not have, for all the good it does them. Cersei comes in to thank Gregor, who asks who he's fighting. Does it matter? she asks. He shakes his head.
Travelling in the '''Riverlands''', Arya and Sandor debate entering a burned out village. They do, and find a man dying of a stomach wound. He doesn't even know who the troops fought for. The three of them have and oddly philosophical conversation on death, until Sandor puts the man out of his misery. The heart is right there, he says to Arya as he wipes off his blade. Then he's attacked from behind.
Sandor takes his attacker quickly, neck wound aside, and then turns to see the bounty hunter's companion. The three of them have an oddly ''civil'' conversation, where the hunter informs Clegane of the bounty. Arya recognizes him from Jaqen H'ghar's cart. Is he on your list? says Sandor. He can't be; I don't know his name, she says as she walks up to him, what's your name? Rorge, he says. Arya quick-draws and puts her sword through his heart. You're learning! says The Hound.
Jon Snow and friends return to '''Castle Black'''. The happy scene is ruined by Allister Thorne, again, when he shows up to tell Jon to either lock Ghost up, or see him eaten at supper. Later, in the the great hall, Jon gives his report. They could see Mance's army as they left. He coming, and they can't defend the castle. He recommends sealing the tunnel. This gets a ''[[NoJustNoReaction hell]]'' [[NoJustNoReaction no-type reaction]] from Thorne, as the Watch has defended the castle for a thousand years without closing off the only way north. Some of Watch takes Jon's side, so Thorne asks the First Builder's opinion, which is a hesitant no. Jon and Sam are sent atop the Wall as lookouts.
In '''King's Landing''', Bronn shows up at Tyrion's cell, dressed in fine new clothes. It seems that Cersei has arranged his marriage to Lollys Stokeworth. He's already planning to bump her up the inheritance ladder. You and my sister were made for each other, says Tyrion, why did you even come? Really, the only reason he came was because he promised Tyrion a chance to get the last bid. Tyrion tries a large chunk of the North, an appeal to pride, and an appeal to friendship, but none of these can make Bronn fight The Mountain when he can have Lollys. Resignedly, but with no ill-feeling, Tyrion shakes his hand in farewell. What will you do? Bronn asks. I suppose I'll have to kill The Mountain myself, Tyrion says, I guess it'll make a good song.
In '''Meereen''', Daenerys enters her private quarters, only to find Daario. Apparently, she keeps the window unguarded. He even brought flowers. She snaps at him that if she wants him in her private quarters, she'll summon him, and asks why he's here. He asks her a favor: the gods gave him only two talents, war and women, and he's can't pursue either of them. The Second Sons are police officers now, and there are no women. She points out that there are a thousand women in Meereen, to which he says that there's only one. If she orders it, he'll stay and police, but he want to do what he does best. With a wineglass in hand, and an "eh, what the hell" expression on her face, she tells him to ''do what he does best''. Take off your clothes, she says.
Elsewhere, in '''Dragonstone''', Melisandre is taking a bath. When Selyse Baratheon enters, she asks her to grab one of the vials from the shelf. It seems that the Lord of Light was kind enough to tell her that she won't get another bath for a while, so she intends to enjoy this one. She has to explain to Selyse that she's joking. Selyse apologizes for her lack of humor to which Melisandre says That's because most jokes are lies, and you are devoted to the truth. She goes on to explain what the vials do― a pyrotechnic trick, a powerful stink bomb, a lust potion― all acceptable tricks if they get nonbelievers to make that first step. God will do the rest.
Selyse asks if she used the lust potion on Stannis and, getting a no, goes on a bit of tangent on how grateful she is that Melisandre came. She mentions Shireen; she doesn't want her to join them when they set sail. I know how you feel, says Melisandre, but it's important that she comes. A time will come when she is needed― she glances at that fire that she's so desperate to feed king's blood― as well as your strength.
The next morning, in '''Meereen''', Jorah passes by Daario on his way to see Dany. She see him, realizes he knows, and notes that probably doesn't approve. Matter of fact, he doesn't. He asks how she could have faith in man who killed his two commanders. I have no faith in him, she says, and tells him that Daario, and Second Sons are going to retake Yunkai. He's less than thrilled with that, pointing out that the Masters will just bide their time. She cheerfully tells him her solution to that: KillThemAll! She begins to reel off all the reasons why they have it coming while he argues out that this is NotSoDifferent from how ''they'' act, but doesn't get anywhere until he points out that he was once a slaver. If Ned Stark had treated him as she intends to treat Yunkai, then he wouldn't be here today. This strikes a chord with her. She decides to send Hizdahr zo Loraq as her ambassador. The Yunkish have a choice: live in her new world, or die in there old one.
In the '''Riverlands''', Sandor Clegane cusses at no-one in particular as he tries to clean his wound. Arya recommends he burn it out, to he tells her to shut up. He says that this is all her fault, that she's turned him into a bag a coins, that he wished he never met her. Eventually he ends up on his maiming. Gregor burned him for stealing a toy (which he like totally didn't, it was just lying there), and his father told everyone that his bed caught afire. Ultimately, Ayra helps clean the wound.
Meanwhile, in a tavern, Brienne and Podrick are eating kidney pie. Unfortunately, their waiter is Hot Pie. At the first opportunity he starts going on and on and on about the proper making of pie. He goes on a variety of topics, much to the duo's annoyance, and eventually gets out of Brienne that she's here looking for Sansa Stark. Hot Pie freezes up at that, says that the Starks are traitors, and takes his leave.
As they leave, Brienne senses that Pod wants to say something. When he does, it's to say that maybe they shouldn't advertise their mission like that, given all the Lannister swords on Sansa's trail. Hot Pie comes out. He tells Brienne that she seems trustworthy, and tells her about Arya. Later, on the road, Brienne and Podrick discuss the next move. Tyrion had made Pod memorize the vast spider web that is Westerosi' genealogy, so he knows that the Arryns are her last living kin.
It's night in '''King's Landing'''. Oberyn enters Tyrion's cell. After a bit of banter, he recounts how Cersei approached him two episodes ago; she really wants him dead. "She has my passion for dead Lannisters." Oberyn recalls the first time the two of them met, to Tyrion's confusion. He was only a baby when Oberyn arrived at Casterly Rock. Oberyn comments that although he hated everything about the place, the biggest disappointment was Tyrion. All the people spoke of how hideous he was: that he had a head twice the size of his body, a tail, a single red eye, that he was a ''monster''― Tyrion looks increasingly close to tears at this― but instead he was just this reasonably average baby. Cersei, who had showed him Tyrion, actually grabbed his cock and twisted until Jaime made her stop. She said that Tyrion should be dead.
Sooner or later, Tyrion says bitterly, she gets what she wants. Oberyn says What about what I want? I want justice. If you want justice, says Tyrion, than you've come to the wrong place. Oberyn disagrees: all the people he wants to bring justice to are here. He'll [[WhamLine start with Gregor Clegane]]. I'll be your champion, he says.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Sansa of all people when she slaps Robin.
* TookALevelInBadass: Sansa of all people when she slaps Robin.
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* AxCrazy/BloodKnight: The Mountain likes to entertain himself by executing people
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* AssholeVictim: Lysa really had her fate coming.
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* DisneyVillainDeath: Littlefinger makes Lysa fly.
* [[EstablishingCharacterMoment Establishing Character Re-Introduction]]: Just in case the audience forgot the kind of man Ser Gregor Clegane is, he's re-introduced by using peasants as living practicedummies.dummies.
* KickTheDog: Before pushing Lysa out the Moon Door, Littlefinger makes sure she knows that he loved Catelyn and not her.
* ShirtlessScene: The Mountain while practicing his sword skills.
* [[EstablishingCharacterMoment Establishing Character Re-Introduction]]: Just in case the audience forgot the kind of man Ser Gregor Clegane is, he's re-introduced by using peasants as living practice
* KickTheDog: Before pushing Lysa out the Moon Door, Littlefinger makes sure she knows that he loved Catelyn and not her.
* ShirtlessScene: The Mountain while practicing his sword skills.
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* CallBack: Sansa follows her husband's example in slapping [[RoyalBrat Royal Brats]].
* [[EstablishingCharacterMoment Establishing Character Re-Introduction]]: Just in case the audience forgot the kind of man Gregor Clegane is, he's re-introduced by using peasants as living practice dummies.
