I liked when Bran said that, if not for Jaime pushing him out of that window, things could have actually been much worse. “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” exemplified this with Brienne going to bat for Jaime and Jaime, in turn, officially knighting his friend before the fight for their lives.īran and Jaime had some catching up to do (which is probably the most “no $%^$” statement I’ve ever written in a review). She sees the good in him and not the Kingslayer that the rest of Westeros knows him as. Jaime sees Brienne as the ideal knight that he always wanted to be. Jaime and Brienne have an interesting friendship. Brienne of Tarth vouching for him and Bran keeping Jaime’s attempted murder back in the show’s pilot under wraps. He is able to fight now because of two reasons. But, I wasn’t sure if he would be allowed to walk free and participate in the battle for Winterfell. Luckily, Jaime survived his encounter with his former Stark and Targaryen enemies.
Well, maybe they aren’t all friends yet but at least everyone is (mostly) on the same page. Where last week we saw all the Winterfell characters practically at each others’ throats, “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms ” sort of brought everyone together. This was kind of the opposite of last week’s episode. Although I will talk about most of these major developments, this will not be a scene for scene review.)
Also, Game of Thrones is a show with a ton of characters and developments throughout. So, if you have not seen the latest episode, I cannot recommend you read any further. Title: Game of Thrones: “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms ” Review
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