SPOILERS
ABOUND IN THIS ARTICLE! TURN BACK IF YOU
HAVEN’T READ THE BOOKS!!!!!
Season 3 is coming to an end. Only two more episodes left and I’m left
wondering where different plot points are going to be situated along the rest
of the season. I have predicted since
they decided to split the third book between two seasons that the Red Wedding
and Jofferey’s wedding would occur at the same time at the end of this
season. They have been building up to my
prediction being true, but I’m still unsure if they will have the weddings in
the ninth episode or the tenth. In
previous seasons, the big climax happens in the ninth episode with the tenth
being a build up to next season. In
season one it was the beheading of Ned Stark.
In the second season the battle of Blackwater Bay occurred in the ninth
episode. So I feel like next week we
will witness the brutal murder of the Stark family and the wonderful death of
Jofferey Baratheon, which I personally can’t wait for.
The episode did bring up an interesting point that I didn’t
consider while reading the book. The
arranged marriages of Tyrion & Sansa, and Cersei & Loras would have
made a mockery of both families’ trees.
Jofferey would have been Loras’ brother-in-law AND his son-in-law,
making himself his own uncle. Margaery
has the same predicament, just swap the genders. This family tree tomfoolery was missed by me
in the book so it was interesting to think about.
Other than that, it was business as usual in the Game of
Thrones camp. I can only scream great
writing and amazing acting so many weeks before it gets old. This show rarely stumbles, and when it does
the stumble isn’t even that bad, you just get a mediocre episode. Although, I think they would’ve had more room
for interesting scenes if they would have moved some plot points up to take
place during “The Climb,” although that would muddied the thematic point of
that episode. I guess I can’t complain
too much.
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