, the king of the outside world, Mance, was burned at the stake. The North, who lost its leader this season, will be scorched by giants, white ghosts and wild people; King of the South, the eight-legged spider left here with the little devil, ready to cross the narrow The sea defected to the dragon girl, but the dragon girl found that she had lost control of the dragon... The theme of the first episode is still chaos, which is the huge chaos caused by Tywin's death. To borrow the words of Littlefinger, chaos is a ladder, it is him Can you, or the children of the wolf family who appeared in the second episode, can use this to climb up?
E2: The House of Black and White
Arya entered the door of black and white, and buried everything in the past. When the "sewing needle" that was born and died with itself was sealed by the sea, we all knew that it would be taken out again. , then Faceless Woman will use it to settle accounts carefully and cruelly for the three heads dropped by the wolf family.
E3: High Sparrow
Sansa's life is really a bitter tear, The north remembers a sentence is the audience's mustard, Littlefinger's strategy and her blood, Dreadfort is in jeopardy. The two beheadings of Dragon Girl and Snow established the two bosses of this season. When I thought that Arya also beheaded a pigeon, I felt that Imp had to find a head to beheaded...
E4: The Sons of the Harpy
Jon Snow seems to be sitting still, but actually a thousand butterflies fly out of his heart. The North lacks a major general, and the Major General must go to the North to negotiate with Bolton. What kind of sparks will his meeting with Sansa and Greyjoy spark? The villain on the Dragon Girl's side is on the rise, and the Sons of Harpy is masked and chaotic, venting his dissatisfaction with the banishment totem being destroyed and the order has changed. Imp and her meeting may be the best way to resolve this crisis.
E5: Kill The Boy
Meereen City: One moment to be beheaded, the next moment to marry the queen, life is full of ups and downs, it is too exciting.
Skinning City: Sansa met Theon, one of the biggest emotional flashpoints in the game, but both of them were so miserable that they were speechless.
The rest of this episode is to follow the death of the dragon girl, the injury of the wound, the disease of the disease, and it is simply a blood-drawing skill. The only highlight is the Imp meets the Dragon, a very emotional and grand encounter.
E6: Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
The God of Many Faces is horrible like a giant barrel of formalin. The two most appetizing lines are Sand Snake and Jaime Jin Dorn but premature ejaculation in such a hurry. Cersei seems to have played the Queen of Thorns and the Little Roses to death but fell into Littlefinger's well. On the skinning castle, the wedding came too fast, like a tornado...
E8: Hardhome
[the most burning episode]
Imp and the Dragon Girl met, and they talked about the wheels that tied several big families one after another. Promise, but the mutiny in the north, and then seeing Deanerys's prophecy, that sentence blowing up the wheel is still too young after all, only this wheel tied to several big families is the only hope for Westeros, all be honest and take care of yourself That spoke can deal with the long cold winter in the north.
E9. The Danse of Dragon
starts with a fire in the Stannis barracks, a horse on fire, the Dragon Girl meets Sons of the Harpy again, and the fire-breathing black dragon picks her up and ends , and the little princess in the middle was sacrificed by fire, this episode made people extremely angry!
E10 Mother's Mercy
is fortunate that Bran's line did not enter the fifth season. Otherwise, the children who are not related to the wolf family will be miserable. The ending is very open. The male leader Jon Snow lay in the chaos, the female leader Daenerys Survival in the Wilderness encounters the ex-husband's army, the queen conspirator parades pitifully but finally takes power, and the male conspirator Littlefinger doesn't even know where she lives. The entropy of the next season has risen to infinity!
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