Or you could ask here! (That was Harrenhall, not Winterfell - the place where Arya spent most of last season. And yes that guy is named Davos)

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the problem with the Dany story is actually something GRRM talked a lot about in the process of writing Dance. (Not in explicit terms, but he often talked about something he referred to as the "Mereneese Knot" which was his biggest obstacle in cracking how to get the story where it needed to be.) After reading Dance…

it's a good thing HBO has more than one show then!

What happened in this episode is pretty consistent to Bronn in the books, he dosen't vanish completely he jsut becomes less reliant on Tyrion and Tyrion therefore trusts him less and less, but he's still around for quite awhile, remember he comes to see Tyrion after his trial.

I think they mentioned that The Mountain had abandoned Harrenhall as the Lannister forces still in the area were mostly doing hit and run style raids and harrying actions. The majority of the army went to King's Landing with Tywin so presumably they slaughtered all their northern prisoners and peaced out

at this point it's not a huge deal though, the only important thing Ghost does with John around this time is interfere in the fight with Halfhand, at this point he may as well stick with Sam, since Jon would have had to leave him when he crosses the Wall anyway.

turn off artificial motion smoothing, that stuff is bullshit.

@Juan_Carlo:disqus get tortured probably

well in the books Qyburn is an expelled maester who is a member of the Brave Companions.

the scorpion thing was an attempt to kill Dany obviously

I guess you missed the season 2 finale because Cersei let her go after the battle

Actually I do believe he was on the council at least in the books, traditionally the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard has a seat.

in the books he takes a couple books off but he is going to be in this season

Man I really really hope we get the scene of Tormund and Ygritte telling Jon about Mag the Mighty

he was the guy in maester's robes that they found alive in Harrenhall, Robb and Talisa give him water.

Scrawler your love for Jaime could not make me happier

They were in Harrenhall, not Winterfell

This seemed like a weird place/way to introduce Qyburn.

you're getting ahead of yourself on Sam, he kills the walker during the long march back to the wall, the surviving rangers are harried pretty much the entire way.