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TyrionĪnd see also A Game of Thrones: My 1996 Review of the First Novel. Game of Thrones 3.9: A CritiqueĪnd see also Game of Thrones Back in Play for Season 2. Game of Thrones 3.6: Extraordinary Cinematography . Game of Thrones 3.3: The Heart of Jaime Lannister . Games of Thrones Season 4 Finale: Woven ThreadsĪnd see also Game of Thrones Season 3 Premiere. Game of Thrones 4.9: The Fight for Castle Black. Game of Thrones 4.4: Glimpse of the Ultimate Battle. Game of Thrones 4.3: Who Will Save Tyrion. Game of Thrones Season 5 Finale: PunishmentĪnd see also Games of Thrones Season 4 Premiere: Salient Points. Game of Thrones 5.9: Dragon in Action Sickening Scene with Stannis . Game of Thrones 5.8: The Power of Frigid Death . Game of Thrones 6.8: Strategic AdvantageĪnd see also Game of Thrones 5.1: Unsetting the Table . See also Game of Thrones 6.1: Where Are the Dragons . In such a battle, humans will almost become an afterthought.īut there's a lot more to come before that, and next week should top off what may be the best season of Game of Thrones, even better than the first. As has been clear from the beginning, the ultimate battle will not be between Daenerys and the seven kingdoms, but between the fire of her immense and supple dragons and the white, cold death of the north beyond the wall. Meanwhile, tonight also had the best dragons in action so far. (I haven't read beyond the first novel, so we'll just have to see next week and next season.) She invoked that power to bring back Jon Snow, who will likely now age on the inside, in reality, while maintaining his youth of the outside. The coming attractions had interesting postscript - what price has Jon Snow paid for being bought back from the dead, what he has really become? My guess he's become a version of what we briefly saw was the case with Melisandre earlier this season - a Lord-knows-how-old woman who looks just a fraction of her age. He was such a hateful character that I felt not even the minuscule glimmer of regret I had when the Swede was rightfully hung in Hell on Wheels - no, I was just glad to see Ramsey dispatched for good by his own starving hounds that Sansa set upon him. Just in case we forgot how despicable he is, Ramsey first kills young Rickon, and puts the final arrow in the eye of the giant to bring him down. In one of the best protracted battle scenes of the series, Jon Snow and the wildings, with a last minute assist of cavalry courtesy of Sansa, finally beat the despicable Ramsey Bolton. One of the best Game of Thrones episodes in the entire series tonight - 6.9 - in which the forces of good, or at least, much better than their enemies, finally win all around.

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