SPOILERS ARE COMING
After months of waiting, the time has finally come to answer a lot of questions.What is Cersei going to do when she finds out that her daughter is dead? Is that the mountain with her and why is he blue? Did Brienne kill Stannis? Did Sansa and Theon survive that fall? But the biggest question of all... Is Jon Snow really dead?
I know, I know... I really shouldn’t be so optimistic about this, especially in a show where characters die left and right. However, with people like Melisandre lurking about Castle Black, I was hoping that there was still a chance.
Especially with how much attention she had been giving a lot of attention last season.
Tonight, the producers of the show made it quite clear that Jon Snow is dead. The episode starts out showing Davos and Jon’s friends finding him, as well as his Direwolf Ghost. Like seriously, where has he been?
They are debating whether or not they should fight against Thorne and the rest, but that would mean they would die. (It was them against 40). Melisandre does nothing about Jon’s death, and it seems that the fan theory about her reviving Jon might be false. *crushed dreams*
I know, Sam. I know.
Then, we move to Dorne where all seems fine and happy until Prince Doran receives a note stating that Princess Myrcella has been killed. That is when everything goes completely crazy where Ellaria (Oberyn’s lover) stabs Doran in the chest and tells him that Dorne needs a strong leader.
It then goes to the boat where Myrcella’s betrothed, Trystane, is. He is murdered by the sand snakes as well. What does this mean for Dorne? Who will be the new leader? We will have to wait to find out.
We then see Dany walking around with her hands together, which is weird to see. She is taken to the Khal of the Dothraki, where everyone is either calling her a witch or saying that they want to have sex with her.
*sigh*
She doesn't reveal that she can also speak Dothraki until the Khal tries to touch her. Then she reveals that she was Khal Drogo's wife. This is awesome, because this means that no man can touch her. However, when she asks to be taken back, the Khal tells her that she now must live with the rest of the widows. Uh oh. How is she going to get out of this?
At the end of the episode, we go back to the wall and see Melisandre, who is alone and undressing in her room. She keeps looking at herself in the mirror. She takes off a necklace that she has as well, but the camera is focused on the dirty mirror still. It looks like a person with blonde hair, but then it turns back to her and boom.
