The last time we left the stubborn and stupid Theon Greyjoy, he was
revealing the charred and battered bodies of two young boys and warning the
people of Winterfell that anyone else that got in his way would just suffer the
same fate as poor Bran and Rickon Stark. That’s one heck of a big, blustery
talk for a brat who is holding the center of the North with just 20 men,
waiting for his big sister in order to bail him out with heavy reinforcements.
When Yara, who is Asha in the books, does finally show up, but without the 500
soldiers he’s expecting, but with a warning instead. But you have to flee while
you still can, and she suggests, now that he killed the Starks boys and
basically will have the entire North screaming for his blood when the words get
out. The Greyjoys’ power is their ships, and holding a castle miles from sea is
not the kind of strategy that wages and wins war. “The Prince of Winterfell” is
what she calls him derisively. Every bit of news won't be as surprising as heck s watch Game of Thrones Season 2 Episode 10: Valar Morghulis online this coming June 3, 2012.
“I’ve taken
Winterfell and I’ll keep Winterfell,” says Theon, never one to back down. Yara
tells him a touching story about how she has almost strangled him in his crib
when he was an infant because he never stopped crying.
"Don't die
so far from the sea," is her best advice.
Much further up the North, Jon Snow (Harington) has
been held captive by the wildings, and when he’s taken before the fearsome Lord
of Bones, he’s sentenced to a quick death – until Ygritte intervenes on behalf
of her former captor. Snow however couldn’t bring himself to just chop her in
half when he had the chance, and now she returns the favor.
“We're even
now, Jon Snow,” she says.
Hundreds of miles to the South, Snow’s half-brother
Robb Stark (Richard Madden) has yet to receive word of his younger brothers’
murders at the hands of his former best friend in Winterfell. So he can commit
his full attention to Lady Talisa (Oona Chaplin), a beautiful noblewoman who
has turned her back on her birthright to tend to the wounded on the
battlefield. Of course, Robb is trending on dangerous ground considering he’s
betrothed to the daughter of a key alley.
"You're marrying her for a bridge," Talisa
says.
"An important bridge," Robb clarifies.
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