Soundtrack : (9.5/10)
Dialogue : (10/10)
Story : (9.4/10)
Cinematography : (9/10)
Character development : (9.4/10)
Conflict : (9.4/10)
Excitement : (9.1/10)
Reasonableness : (9.7/10)
Overall : (9.4/10)
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Cons :
Pros :
- The episode starts with a big reveal that the lord commander already knew what is going on with the babies. I love the irony that an honorable man needs the help of men that doesn't care about honor.
- Brienne's introduction is really well done. The fact that a woman can defeat Loras Tyrell in a combat makes her interesting enough to follow. We can tell much of her from just one scene. Margery is great as well.
- Theon betraying Robb adds much to his character and really develops him.
- It's so sad seeing Sansa so heartbroken and sunk in her misery while forced to live with Cersei and Joffrey.
- Shae serving Sansa is really entertaining.
- Coming to the best scene in this episode. Tyrion's smart play shows how incredibly clever he is. Varys's reaction was gold. I love how he gets to pull off the funniest faces. Baelish getting annoyed on being played on says a lot about him.
- Gods! The dialogue is perfect. Varys's talk with Tyrion holds one of the best dialogues in the show.
- I love the relation between Cersei and Tyrion. Great conflicts arises between them which makes their scenes immensely better.
- The ending is really good. RIP Lommy. And RIP Yoren, a true great character. His death develops Arya to a great extent. Their talk before the attack really affects Arya as from that day she starts to list before sleeping all the people she wants to kill.
Cons :
- I disliked Renly and Loras's scene together in the bedchamber. I feel they could shortened the scene a bit.