It's a bloody brilliant episode for me. Definitely match up "king in the North" episode. Every scene is simply astonishing starting from Brienne and Jaime; where Brienne is being undermined and how the Northmen treacherous act where no different between wolf and lion in the war. Hopefully, the words "wench" will be uttered by Jaime a lot next season 

Varys still playing the game like a boss. From hiring "ros" to "console" tyrion where each has its own purpose. Petyr might have the first laugh but not sneaky enough (at least for current series)

Whereas Arya and Jaqen is considered the "weakest" scene in this episode but to see how Arya interact with Jaqen to find her family is well done. (nice enough to mention Bravoos dancing master Syrio Forel)

The Tyrells ambition is starting to leaked at the moment King Joffery awarded to knight of the flowers and plead to marry her sister to the king.

Shae seems to nice for a whore. can see how Tyrion will dealt with her in the future seasons. deep connection. Meanwhile, Catelyn starting to lose her influence by each day. Additional scene the marriage and vow of the seven between King Robb and Jeyne Westerling are surprising.

Jon Snow vs Qhorin Halfhand are ok. not surprising ghost didn't make it anyway. King Beyond the Wall is something for the fans can't hardly wait.

The second best scene: Theon Greyjoy scene. where his inspirational speech and desperate moment for him abruptly stopped by his own people for the lulz. Can see in next season where Osha will split up with Hodor and Hodor will cross with the Reeds (instead of Crannogmen).

The golden moment for this episode is once again Danaerys Stormborn scene where Danny is being tricked by magic of Pyat Pree and her "power" just increased by manipulation Dacarys where Pyat Pree is burned to ashes. Nice cameo from KHAL DROGO.

and how Doreah character is being written off along with Xaro Xhoan Davos are left out in starvation and locked up. Truly Qarth is city of "lies" and pretenders.

I love the scene of Samwell Tarly encountered with White Walker and wight

the actor for Jacqen reprises his role damm well once more 



gave me the shivers when his face turned... was like    ok that wasn't anticipated... lol..

Yeah the last dragons were dead about 100+ years before series start. The last dragons were deformed, sick dragons. Most of the big healthy dragons were killed in a Targaryn civil war known as the Dance of Dragons where dragons & dragon riders fought each other in the sky. Gonna be a damn epic sight if this was made into series

2. As of now Daenerys is the last surviving Targaryen, daughter of the Mad King. In book 5 I think they gonna reveal that Rhaegar's son (Rhaegar was Mad King's eldest son, killed by Robert Baratheon cause they accused him of kidnapping Eddard Stark's sister, Lyanna which is Robert's true love), Aegon Targeryan VI actually survived and preparing to enter the Westeros power struggle. Aegon VI had a better claim to the throne than Daenerys since he is the eldest son of the eldest prince. Pretty charming, capable young man that sees ruling as responsibility, not a right

they actually filmed how King Greyjoy died falling down from the hanging bridge
not just explained in one single line in the book
As he's the only King that died so lame and without any drama