Game of Thrones 2.07 – A Man Without Honor
May 20, 2012There’s so much going on in this episode. The title could refer to several of the protagonists.
There’s so much going on in this episode. The title could refer to several of the protagonists.
Much like the Special Air Service during the London Iranian Embassy action (and the movie that followed, Who Dares Wins), the US Navy SEALs were fully exposed to the glare of publicity when they raided a compound in Pakistan and killed Osama Bin Laden. Now comes a film of the unit’s exploits, but with a twist: it stars actual, active duty, Navy SEALs.
Theon returns to Winterfell, just not in the way anyone expects.
Each episode of Game of Thrones is topping the last, and this week the hammer goes down on plot as we get a resolution to the shadow baby plotline started last week.
Note: This article contains spoilers for Season 1 of Game of Thrones.
Late last year the natural order of television entertainment was upset, turned over, rolled. For in the natural order, there is the hero who struggles against all the bad things in his world, suffers setbacks and battles difficulties, and eventually triumphs.
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The pieces are moving on the chess board that is Game of Thrones, and it is Tyrion Lannister who is making the most moves.
Game of Thrones: In a scene not in the book, Cersei and Littlefinger have a confrontation in the courtyard of the Red Keep.
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