OT-Game of Thrones S05 E03: High Sparrow

Submitted by Eastside Maize on

Arya has made it to Bravos and has been brought into the House of Black & White. I noticed she has added Walder Frey to her Kill Bill list. The Lannisters are in full regroup mode. The Khaleesi could be getting some unexpected visitors. No book spoilers. 

 

WE DO NOT SOW

HarBooYa

April 27th, 2015 at 12:07 AM ^

Just left the books behind. I am confused with delight and dread. Can't wait for the Tyrian arc now which is back on track. The Sansa arc seems irreconcilable. It's amazng how they are milking the brienne story.

Gameboy

April 27th, 2015 at 2:12 AM ^

So far, I had been okay with the TV changes since most of them were done with expediency in mind.

HOWEVER, this change with Sansa marrying Ramsey is just too much. Hasn't this girl gone through enough already? Do we really need to pile on some more?

I really do not like this.

gmoney41

April 27th, 2015 at 8:30 AM ^

Brienne saving sansa would be the only saving grace for that story line as anything involving Ramsey and roose and Reek, simply drag the life out of the show for me. I really don't like the direction of that story. Tyron getting bagged by jorah the explorer was another let down. The arya stuff is intresting but ultimately was meh. Average episode in my opinion, the only thing that saved this episode was Jon snow. Loved that scene with Janus, pure gold. I like marjorie but the cersei scenes tonight were nothing mind blowing.

RGard

April 27th, 2015 at 1:48 PM ^

needs some vengeance for missing his parts. 

Things are coming together for a Bolton beatdown.  Reek is there, Brienne on her way and the servants certainly remember a better time when the Starks were in charge.

Throw in Stannis unilaterally declaring Jon Snow to be a Stark and heir to Winterfell and House Stark...

And no, I haven't read the books, yet.

TIMMMAAY

April 27th, 2015 at 5:38 PM ^

Stannis didn't declare Jon Snow as a Stark, that was conditional upon his acceptance of Stannis's offer (which he declined). You have to pay very careful attention to the details. 

smitty1983

April 27th, 2015 at 8:32 AM ^

I actually think that reek will do something to prevent the wedding. I believe he served for ned stark, and he seems to be getting his personality back little by little with the look of concerns from the last couple episodes.



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gmoney41

April 27th, 2015 at 11:40 AM ^

God that would be incredible.  The story lines that I didn't really care for could be resolved in an awesome way if that happens.  I don't read the books, so I just judge these eps one by one.  If Jorah is taking Tyrion to Dany, then Tyrion would just say, hey, I was headed there anyway, so no biggie, why don't you pick up my boy Varys, and he is such a smooth talker, he can get you back in her good graces.  Even though I felt this episode was pretty mediocre for GOT standards, it is still one of the better shows on TV.  I think because of the short seasons, I tend to judge GOT a little harsher, especially when episodes aren't balls to the wall crazy good.  Still a good episode, but my least favorite of the season so far.

 

Easy Day

April 27th, 2015 at 8:30 PM ^

It's definitely the Winterfell set.  Which makes sense--with Stannis and his army at Castle Black, it'd be crazy for both Roose and Ramsay to suddenly go south to Moat Cailin and meet two people who are heading to Winterfell anyway.

Eastside Maize

April 27th, 2015 at 10:19 AM ^

My favorite scene with him was at the lighting of his brother's funeral pyre. Edmure shot 2 arrows and both came up short. After Edmure missed a 3rd time the Blackfish pushes him out of the way and takes the bow. The Blackfish checks the wind and lets the flaming arrow fly. The Blackfish turns and walks away before the arrow lands and lights the pyre.

Steve Breaston…

April 27th, 2015 at 1:18 PM ^

I can't remember a more boring episode - UGGGGH. How many people could be just standing around talking to each other. I get that it's setting up the season but SNOREFEST

MGoBender

April 27th, 2015 at 2:37 PM ^

Jon Snow summarily executed one of the key people whose actions led to Ned Stark's death.  How is that not a huge plot development?!

Sansa getting matched up with Ramsay (and the aforementioned, foreshadowing "The North Remembers).

Arya's story was a little world building, but it is important to note she didn't throw away Needle - she still is holding onto her Stark name in some way.

Interesting seeing religion get thrown into the King's Landing politics more prominantly.  If you think that's just people standing around talking, you've probably never loved the show as it is immensely political.

Plus, Jorah kidnapping Tyrion to take to the Queen (though, which Queen?).

The Mad Hatter

April 27th, 2015 at 3:58 PM ^

to King's Landing.  He was supposed to be spying for the Crown and then he thwarted King Robert's attempts to kill Daenerys.  As far as the Lannisters are concerned, he fucked everything up and is responsible for a major threat to the realm.

He has to know that Cersei would have his head, even if he brought her the imp.  He's going to try to get back in with Daenerys, IMO.

/haven't read the books, or seen the leaked episodes, so it's even money that I'm wrong.

RGard

April 28th, 2015 at 10:31 AM ^

I watched the episode Ondemand and Jorah on says he is taking Tyrion to the Queen. No clue at all as to which queen.

I'm thinking he means Cersei as there is a lordship in it for him and he was her husband's spy.  If he does end up in the Dany's arena, I'll bet he was first caught by her folks while trying to get to King's Landing.