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And he seems kind of excited about it, even though his past experiences as adviser/King's Hand/good person have all ended up going awry.Book spoilers: Questions over Tyrion's own parentage remain, of course, though the show has done little to highlight Tywin's concerns that Dany's father might be Tyrion's father, too. Now, despite his House, he will advise the Mother of Dragons. The drunken, morose Imp has shed his skin and the Tyrion we all know and love has reemerged. He urges her not to kill him-because killing those who are devoted to you is a terrible way to inspire devotion, something she'll need in Westeros-but also rightly says he cannot be by her side when she does return to the Seven Kingdoms.Tyrion's undergone an interesting shift, one that largely took place during his travels with Jorah rather than Varys, and that's been fairly subtle up to now. He gives a frank and honest description of Jorah's devotion to the Khaleesi. Tyrion's advice to the Queen of Meereen over Jorah's fate proves to be just and wise, or at least I thought so, and Dany seemed to agree.
/End Book SpoilersSpeaking of ice, tonight's most exciting bit was an extended battle at the seaside settlement of Hardhome from whence the episode derived its title. This would mean that Dany, Jon, and Tyrion all share Targeryen lineage, and could each potentially ride a dragon in the final battle against the Ice. That posits that Rhaegar Targeryen (Dany's older brother) and Lyanna Stark eloped and had a baby we now know as Jon Snow, protected by Ned Stark from a jealous and wrathful Robert Baratheon by masquerading him as Ned's bastard rather than a potential heir to Rhaegar. If Tyrion is a Targeryen, he may have the "blood of the dragon."This is all part and parcel with the R+L=J theory.
Valyrian steel is priceless. But Jon has the Old Bear's Valyrian steel longsword, Longclaw. Jon goes after the obsidian (dragon glass) when a White Walker appears before him, kills the Thenn, and proceeds to beat the crap out of Jon Snow. The Wildlings left outside scream and beat at the gates before a terrible silence falls.Then the dead attack. Something is coming toward them, and the Thenn leader calls for the gates to be closed.
The first was given to Joffrey, the second to Jaime who later gave it to Brienne of Tarth. Ned Stark had such a blade: Ice. It was reforged into two blades. Forged in dragon fire, the blades never lose their edge.
Not much of an arsenal to go up against an army of really fast undead warriors. Some accounted for, others not. There are a handful of others.
She couldn't have picked a better adviser, though she may not know it yet. Now the Night's Watch themselves need to be given a rude awakening in what the real threat is, and put aside their petty disputes with the Wildlings and with one another.High action and a series of pretty crazy revelations make for a terrific episode.We learn that Dany and Tyrion will work together to bring her back to power in Westeros. Not only did this season need some good action, viewers needed to be reminded of this threat beyond the Wall.
She isn't crying or pleading with Reek to help her, as so many assumed would happen when Theon first witnessed Ramsay's rape of Sansa. And we see that she is wholly unbroken by Ramsay's abuse. Perhaps.too good?We watch as Sansa discovers her two little brothers' fate-or at least learns that they may yet live. Kevan will be a good King's Hand. Far too young and too sweet to be king.
She could have been a neat character. And then she was killed.Too quick, if you ask me. She had lots of lines, seemed tough and likable, and was just what the male-centric Northern storyline needed. I can't imagine he'll change her mind.HBO really threw me for a loop with the one dark-haired Wildling woman who ended up getting killed gruesomely by undead Wildling children.
This was definitely not what I saw coming. I'm really curious to see how they wrap this season up, but I don't want it to end either.Oh, and I was really right on the money when I said that this season had "plenty of surprises still in store" wasn't I? As a book reader, I still have no idea what to expect anymore.
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