Get Ready for Game of Thrones Tonight by Catching up with the Preview
Get psyched for a new episode of Game of Thrones by directing the preview for tonight’s episode.
The fifth episode of Game of Thrones is right around the corner, and that means we’re at the halfway point. The true plot lines of the season are starting to emerge, including the King’s Moot with Yara and Theon, as well as Jon’s beef with Ramsay Bolton. It looks like the second half of the season is going to be a typical bloody time, Game of Thrones style.
The fifth episode of Game of Thrones is titled “The Door,” and will continue the recent trend of bringing characters together. The big reunion will be between Littlefinger and Sansa, and it’s not clear how that is going to go. Everything that Littlefinger does is in his best interest, and that includes originally marrying Sansa off to Ramsay.
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That doesn’t look like it’s going to go too well. We also get a look at the aforementioned King’s Moot, with Yara declaring herself for the Salt Throne. The Iron Islands storyline has been stalled for some time, but it finally looks like it’s going to move forward. Arya also returns this episode, with her newly returned sight. It looks like Jaquen is preparing her for assassin-hood.
A new Red Priestess arrives in Mereen, which was foreshadowed earlier by the evangelizing Red Priest that Tyrion and Varys previously saw on the street. Neither Tyron nor Varys have any experience with Melisandre, so this could prove to be an interesting twist for them. Finally, Bran gets caught in an ugly vision with White Walkers that appears all too real.
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All in all this looks to be a solid episode that moves some of the more interesting plot lines forward. That is to say, Ramsay won’t be getting much focus.