Fast paced, gripping, powerful episode. I was cheering and nearly brought to tears at once!.....
The scene with Lord Varys retelling his childhood and how it ended was freaking chilling.
For the first time.....i began to feel sorry for Jaime....but then i remembered how casually pushed Bran Stark outta the window.
The person i continue to feel sorry for is poor Theon..he cant catch a break! After being "rescued" he is led back to the torture room he by the same dude who rescued him?! What was that about.
Finally Daenerys Targaryen masterful tactical work at the end of the episode was..well...impressive to say the least. I knew she wouldn't give up her Dragons so easily.
Its going to be hard to keep up the pace and quality of future episodes me thinks!
The scene with Lord Varys retelling his childhood and how it ended was freaking chilling.
For the first time.....i began to feel sorry for Jaime....but then i remembered how casually pushed Bran Stark outta the window.
The person i continue to feel sorry for is poor Theon..he cant catch a break! After being "rescued" he is led back to the torture room he by the same dude who rescued him?! What was that about.
Finally Daenerys Targaryen masterful tactical work at the end of the episode was..well...impressive to say the least. I knew she wouldn't give up her Dragons so easily.
Its going to be hard to keep up the pace and quality of future episodes me thinks!