Regarding the plan to catch a wight, a couple of things occur to me:ġ. In any case, there remains “The Door” as evidence that unimpressive-on-first-blush titles turn out to be pretty much exactly the right thing to call episodes that rip your heart out and jump up and down on it for a while before feeding it to the monster under the bed. We know what’s out there isn’t sunlight and hopscotch! I think “Beyond the Wall” sounds just about as ominous and doom-haunted as it gets, even if it also happens to be the literal location of one of the storylines. And if you can convince those pig-headed morons up North to bend the knee without burning them, I will abdicate and bend the knee too.” Then, your ass better be on its knees faster than you can smolder at a cat.”Īnd if Jon was smart, he’d say: “You help us and I will personally guarantee 10,000 Northmen and Valeman will be storming King’s Landing for you.
The rest have to stay here and defend Dragonstone. If Dany was smart, she’d say: “I’ll help you. Now, my expectation is that if the Dream Team shows up with evidence, then Cersei is gonna be like: “Fine. So far, all it’s cost her is some dragonglass and the services of Jorah, who she really didn’t expect to come back anyway and who she really doesn’t need to conquer King’s Landing. She agreed to listen if he came back with evidence. Jon really just wants someone to listen to him and she did. It would be easier for her if she didn’t have it, plus, she likes Jon. But, from Dany’s point of view, it makes a little sense.
Do these have something to do with Littlefinger’s machinations, set into motion last week in “Eastwatch”? Arya gazes out with a tight look on her face Sansa behind her appears concerned.īrienne approaches her lady Sansa here, as Sansa shuffles through some papers. Up at Winterfell, the tension between the Stark sisters appears to be growing greater. Will Tyrion question Dany’s actions of late? The conversations continue inside at another point, when Daenerys’ outfit has changed, from white to black, and to a much more intimate and less intimidating setting. Here we see Daenerys in a lovely white gown, speaking with her Hand of the Queen Tyrion while her children surround them. We’re still popping down to Dragonstone and Winterfell, apparently. No, we’re not just going beyond the Wall in this episode. So this does not look good for our Magnificent Seven.Īnother close-up, tight on Jon Snow, with sword raised high. Getting into a circle is usually a tactic people use when they might be surrounded, and need to make sure allies are at their back. Now we know for sure who is up there, beyond the wall. The men are in a circle, a sight we’ve seen in trailers pre-season. I never get tired of this, and can’t wait to see him taking out whatever dead thing inspire him to light it up this time.Ī bit hard to see in the snowy haze, as the weather has worsened by this point, but HBO’s captions helpfully inform us that this is Iain Glen (Jorah), Kit Harington (Jon Snow), and Kristofer Hivju (Tormund). Here’s Beric’s beautiful money shot in HD, as glimpsed in the pre-season trailers, with his sword ablaze. What about- their next move? How exactly do they plan to snag one wight without running into a host of others? So he’s likely thinking about lunch and the Big Woman.īeric Dondarrion and Jon confer in this shot.
This temperature probably feels about normal to wilding Tormund. And where the cold winds blow, there’s White Walkers… It’s hard to glean much info from these close-up photos but with it snowing, that can’t make the traveling easy for Jon and company. How are they faring? Let’s have a look!Īs usual, Iain Glen looks beautiful in anything, even the frozen North. Today, HBO officially released a huge batch of images from next weekend’s new episode of Game of Thrones, the sixth and penultimate of season seven! The episode will be titled “Beyond the Wall,” no doubt inspired by the dangerous expedition Jon Snow and his cohorts set out on at the end of last week’s episode.
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