It’s good enough (at least for the moment) for TKBTW, who orders a new cloak brought for his guest. The younger man replies that the Night’s Watch commander knows there are White Walkers on the move, but chooses to do nothing about it “I want to fight for the side that fights for the living,” he says. No one bends a knee north of the Wall, son, and certainly not to him! The King Beyond the Wall steps up and introduces himself, wondering why Snow suddenly wants to forsake his vow. In Mance’s tent, there’s general hilarity among the men when Jon mistakenly bows to Giantsbane. He’s confused: Wasn’t Mance Rayder once a ranger for the Watch himself? “All crows want to fly free,” she intones. She also fends off the children who stone him and call him “crow” based on his black Night’s Watch garb. As she walks young Snow through the wilding camp – which looks so chilly, I put on an extra pair of wool socks just watching - Ygritte takes great pleasure in his shock at seeing a giant for the first time. Having killed one of his sworn brothers in last season’s finale, Jon is deemed worthy of meeting Mance Rayder, the King Beyond the Wall. Commence the long slog back to the Wall, men! Or, as their commander warns: “Before winter’s done, everyone you’ve ever known will be dead.” Even worse: Poor Sam didn’t send the ravens when the fighting broke out, so no one outside of their group knows what’s up. THE MEN OF THE WALL | When Sam Tarly nearly gets gutted during a bizzard, it’s clear that the fight between the brothers of the Night’s Watch and their neighbors to the north isn’t going so well. When he launches himself at her, she has him hauled to the dungeon. Of course, She Who Ground a Smoky, Evil Spirit Out of Her Hoo-hah at will isn’t one to blanch at threats. With his son killed and Stannis’ fleet defeated, Davos is determined to end Melisandre and bring his king back into his right mind. HOUSE BARATHEON | After the Battle of Blackwater, Ser Davos Seaworth is nearly dead on a rocky island in the Bay when a ship sees him and rescues him. But Baelish’s redheaded whore Ros – pardon me, redheaded business manager Ros – gives Shae a friendly warning to watch out for young Lady Stark where the slippery Littlefinger is concerned. And just in case you were wondering whether Robb has forgiven his mother for “freeing” Jaime, I’ll direct your attention to the cell he orders her taken to when they make camp.įar away in King’s Landing, Sansa wiles away the time with Shae and clings tightly to Littlefinger’s plan to remove her from her oppressors’ power soon… ish. That urge calms itself a bit after Robb, Catelyn, Talisa and the rest of the group come across 200 northmen – including at least one of Catelyn’s father’s bannermen – massacred. HOUSE STARK | Robb’s men have the Lannister forces on the run, but they’re itching for a fight.
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