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Season chronology

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Season 7

Season 8 of Game of Thrones was announced by D.B. Weiss and David Benioff on March 12, 2017. Like Season 7, Season 8 is shorter than previous seasons, consisting of six episodes, due to the smaller amount of story content remaining, as well as the increased production values and time required to film episodes involving larger set pieces than in previous seasons.

Filming for season 8 began on October 23, 2017 and ended on July 6, 2018. It premiered on April 14, 2019 and ended on May 19, 2019.^[1]

Like the sixth and seventh seasons, Season 8 is based on an outline of the two final, presently-unpublished novels in George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fireseries, The Winds of Winter and A Dream of Spring.

Season 8 is the final season of Game of Thrones,^[2] though after the conclusion of Season 8, five potential prequel projects were pitched to HBO.^[3]

Plot

After eight thousand years of standing between the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros and the lands beyond, the inevitable has finally happened - the Wall has been breached: Mounted on the reanimated corpse of Daenerys Targaryen's dragonViserion, the Night King has blasted through the ancient fortification and obliterated the castle of Eastwatch-by-the-Sea. The army of the dead, now numbering over 100,000 wights as well as the White Walkers, is heading straight towards the North, bringing a winter that will become another Long Night, one which may last forever.

Unfortunately, the political and military strife within the Seven Kingdoms is not yet over. Though the War of the Five Kings is long ended, control of the Iron Throne is still being contested. In King's Landing, despite having proven herself a less than ideal ruler, QueenCersei Lannister is determined to stay on the Iron Throne at any cost. Allying herself with Euron Greyjoy and Randyll Tarly, Cersei's armies won several victories against the invading forces of Daenerys Targaryen, and have sacked the Tyrell stronghold of Highgarden in order to pay off the crown's debts to the Iron Bank of Braavos. Despite the larger threat to the realm, Cersei is content with allowing the army of the dead to devastate the North in order to rid her of her enemies before focusing on the threat herself. Tyrion Lannister tried once again to convince his sister to put aside her enmities and unite with Daenerys against the army of the dead, but his pleas fell on deaf ears. Although she promised a military alliance with the dragon queen, Cersei instead brokered a backroom deal: with Euron's help and the financial backing of the Iron Bank, she hired the Golden Company, the most powerful mercenary army in Essos, to destroy all of her enemies at once and solidify Lannister rule over Westeros. For Jaime Lannister, who has stood by his sister all their lives, this is the last straw; disgusted at Cersei's willingness to allow the realm to perish if it means that she can retain her crown, he abandoned her and is now heading north to honor the pledge he made to fight against the enemy facing them all.

From her base at Dragonstone, Daenerys and her Westerosi allies - armies from Dorne, the Iron Islands, and the Reach - attempted to retake the Iron Throne and restore her family dynasty. Unfortunately, all of her plans went disastrously wrong: one of her key allies, Olenna Tyrell, has been killed, having been given the mercy of a peaceful death after the Lannisters sacked Highgarden. Yara Greyjoy, Ellaria Sand, and Tyene Sand were taken hostage by Euron Greyjoy, who single-handedly murdered Obara Sand and Nymeria Sand in a spectacular engagement by Euron's forces. Ellaria was tortured by Cersei Lannister in retaliation for the murder of Cersei's young daughter Myrcella Baratheon, committed by Ellaria in revenge for the Lannister-backed death of PrinceOberyn Martell. Cersei poisoned Tyene and forced a chained Ellaria to watch while her daughter died a slow death. Meanwhile, Yara Greyjoy remained the prisoner of her uncle Euron. Yara's younger brother, Theon, rallied the few remaining ironborn loyalists in an attempt to rescue her, after winning them over in a fight with Harrag, Yara's last captain.

Frustrated by her losses, Daenerys decided to ambush the combined Lannister and Tarly forces with her Dothraki horde and one of her dragons. Although she succeeded in winning this battle, she recklessly burned the wagons of grain en route to the capital, which she needed to feed her own forces. After the battle, Daenerys gave the remaining Lannister and Tarly soldiers a choice: bend the knee to her and join in her goal to make 'the world a better place than we found it' - or death. Lord Randyll Tarly and his son Dickon chose death and stated their refusal to bend the knee to Daenerys, who they viewed as a 'foreign invader'. Daenerys accepted their choice and, having stated her refusal to put men in chains when Tyrion urged imprisonment instead, executed Randyll and Dickon Tarly via dragonfire. This alarmed Tyrion and Varys, who remembered the actions of Daenerys's father and discussed her decision to burn the Tarlys. Tyrion stated that Daenerys is not her father and never will be with the right counsel. Varys responds Tyrion must find a way to make her listen.

In the North, Jon Snow, chosen as King in the North by his compatriots, sought out an alliance with Daenerys; not to help her seize the Iron Throne, but to aid him in the coming war against the army of the dead: the Great War. Through the combined efforts of Daenerys's remaining allies - as well as the Brotherhood Without Banners - Jon captured a wight and presented it before Cersei (who, up until then, thought they and the White Walkers were just stories) in order to prove their existence and return, though Daenerys lost Viserion in the process. During their alliance, Jon and Daenerys developed a romantic attraction and consummated their relationship. This may put their future operations in jeopardy, especially in light of their biological connection of which they are still unaware.

At Winterfell, the North saw the return of two Stark siblings who were believed to be dead - Arya Stark, who killed the remaining men of House Frey in revenge for the Red Wedding, and Bran Stark, who has now become the Three-eyed Raven. Despite the schemes of Petyr Baelish to drive the Starks apart and seize power in his own bid to take the Iron Throne, Baelish was exposed as the true architect of the deaths of Jon Arryn and Lysa Arryn, and the War of the Five Kings, which saw the deaths of countless innocent people for a false cause. He was executed for his crimes on the order of Sansa Stark, bringing an end to his schemes once and for all.

Through his power of greensight, Bran previously discovered that his believed half-brother Jon Snow was, in fact, the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark. However, this revelation was only part of the truth. When Samwell Tarly decided to leave his studies at the Citadel in Oldtown and go to Winterfell to return to Jon's side, Sam told Bran that Rhaegar had his marriage to Elia Martell annulled by the High Septon so he could marry Lyanna Stark. Bran confirmed their wedding via greensight and discovered that Jon was born Aegon Targaryen, named by Lyanna. This means that not only is Jon legitimate but, as revealed by Bran, Jon is the true heir to the Targaryen dynasty, and an heir to the Iron Throne ahead of Daenerys herself, which may or may not have consequences for their newly formed alliance.

Production

For a time in January 2017, Season 8 renewal was put on indefinite hold, due to a disagreement between HBO and the showrunners over the number of episodes it would contain. While originally Benioff and Weiss stated they intended 7 episodes for Season 7 and 6 for Season 8, apparently there was some internal pushback that they should make more than six episodes (whether for story reasons or purely business/budget reasons is unclear).^[4] At their SXSW panel on March 12, 2017, Benioff and Weiss announced that Season 8 will consist of the originally planned six episodes. No new writers will be introduced: Dave Hill will write the first episode, Bryan Cogman the second episode, then Benioff and Weiss will divide up the remaining four. George R.R. Martin will not be returning to script another episode.

On September 26, 2017, the directors for Season 8 were confirmed: the first five episodes will be divided up between returning directors David Nutter and Miguel Sapochnik. Fabian Wagner, Sapochnik's director of photography, confirmed he is working on episodes 3 and 5, leaving episodes 1, 2 and 4 for Nutter. David Benioff & D.B. Weiss will themselves direct the series finale, as they have worked as directors on several episodes in prior TV seasons.^[5][6]

Filming

Filming officially began on October 23, 2017^[7], and ended on July 6, 2018.

In Northern Ireland, production began in October 2017. Interior shooting returned to the show's headquarters, the Paint Hall Studios in Belfast as well as Linen Mill Studios in Banbridge. Meanwhile, intensive location shooting has taken place at the Winterfell set in Moneyglass. Throughout 2018, extensive shooting took place at a Magheramorne green screen set, which was used to re-create King's Landing.^[8] Filming also took place at the Cushendun caves, standing in for Dragonstone cave first seen in season 7.^[9]

By January 2018, production crews had moved to Iceland for location filming commencing in February.^[10]

Production also returned to Dubrovnik, Croatia, in February 2018, with supposedly brief shooting scheduled at multiple locations, including Fort Lovrijenac, the Pile Bay^[11], Minceta Tower^[12] and Bokar Fortress^[13].

In May 2018, production returned to Spain. Shooting commenced in Seville to shoot Dragonpit scenes in Itálica, with many cast members present for the week-long shoot, said to be similar to its large setpiece in the seventh season.^[14]

Episode runtimes

The first episode of the season has a runtime of 54 minutes, the second episode has a runtime of 58 minutes, the third episode has a runtime of 82 minutes, the fourth and fifth episodes have a runtime of 78 minutes each, and the sixth and final episode has a runtime of 79 minutes.

Cast

Main article: Season 8 cast

Starring cast

• Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister (6 episodes)
• Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as Jaime Lannister (6 episodes)
• Lena Headey as Cersei Lannister (4 episodes)
• Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen (6 episodes)
• Kit Harington as Jon Snow / Aegon Targaryen (6 episodes)
• Sophie Turner as Sansa Stark (5 episodes)
• Maisie Williams as Arya Stark (6 episodes)
• Liam Cunningham as Davos Seaworth (6 episodes)
• Carice van Houten as Melisandre ('The Long Night')
• Nathalie Emmanuel as Missandei (4 episodes)
• Alfie Allen as Theon Greyjoy (4 episodes)
• John Bradley as Samwell Tarly (5 episodes)
• Isaac Hempstead-Wright as Bran Stark (5 episodes)
• Gwendoline Christie as Brienne of Tarth (5 episodes)
• Conleth Hill as Varys (5 episodes)
• Hannah Murray as Gilly (3 episodes)
• Rory McCann as Sandor Clegane (5 episodes)
• Jerome Flynn as Bronn (3 episodes)
• Kristofer Hivju as Tormund (5 episodes)
• Joe Dempsie as Gendry (5 episodes)
• Jacob Anderson as Grey Worm (6 episodes)
• Iain Glen as Ser Jorah Mormont (4 episodes)

Selected guest starring cast

• Daniel Portman as Podrick Payne (5 episodes)
• Ben Crompton as Eddison Tollett (4 episodes)
• Richard Dormer as Beric Dondarrion (4 episodes)
• Staz Nair as Qhono (4 episodes)
• Bella Ramsey as Lyanna Mormont (4 episodes)
• Richard Rycroft as Wolkan (4 episodes)
• Rupert Vansittart as Yohn Royce (4 episodes)
• Pilou Asbæk as Euron Greyjoy (3 episodes)
• Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson as Gregor Clegane (3 episodes)
• Anton Lesser as Qyburn (3 episodes)
• Megan Parkinson as Alys Karstark (3 episodes)
• Marc Rissmann as Harry Strickland (2 episodes)
• Gemma Whelan as Yara Greyjoy (2 episodes)
• Lino Facioli as Robin Arryn ('The Iron Throne')
• Vladimir Furdik as the Night King ('The Long Night')
• Harry Grasby as Ned Umber ('Winterfell')
• Tobias Menzies as Edmure Tully ('The Iron Throne')

Crew

Producers

• David Benioff: executive producer & showrunner
• D.B. Weiss: executive producer & showrunner
• Bernadette Caulfield: executive producer
• Frank Doelger: executive producer
• Carolyn Strauss: executive producer
• David Nutter: executive producer
• Miguel Sapochnik: executive producer
• George R.R. Martin: co-executive producer
• Vince Gerardis: co-executive producer
• Guymon Casady: co-executive producer
• Bryan Cogman: co-executive producer
• Greg Spence: producer
• Chris Newman: producer
• Lisa McAtackney: producer
• Duncan Muggoch: producer
• Michele Clapton: costume designer
• Deborah Riley: production designer
• Ramin Djawadi: composer
• Nina Gold: casting director
• Robert Sterne: casting director

Writers

• Dave Hill: episode 1
• Bryan Cogman: episode 2
• David Benioff & D.B. Weiss: episodes 3, 4, 5 and 6^[15]

Directors

• David Nutter: episodes 1, 2 and 4^[16]
• Miguel Sapochnik: episodes 3 and 5^[17]
• David Benioff & D.B. Weiss: episode 6^[18]

Episodes

#	Image	Title	Airdate	Viewers
68	'Winterfell'	April 14, 2019	11.76
	Daenerys arrives at Winterfell and Jon Snow gets some bignews.
69	'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms'	April 21, 2019	10.29
	Jaime faces judgement and Winterfell prepares for the battle to come.
70	'The Long Night'	April 28, 2019	12.02
	Winterfell fights the Army of the Dead.
71	'The Last of the Starks'	May 5, 2019	11.80
	The survivors plan their next steps; Cersei makes a power move.
72	'The Bells'	May 12, 2019	12.48
	Varys betrays his queen, and Daenerys brings her forces to King's Landing.
73	'The Iron Throne'	May 19, 2019	13.60
	The fate of the Seven Kingdoms is at stake as the final chapter of Game of Thrones is written.

Comparison with the novels

All the plotlines of this season are far ahead of the point the novels reached; a few scenes of it are based on scenes from the novels.

For a full list of differences between the season and the novels, see Differences between books and TV series - Season 8.

Image gallery

Posters

Screenshots

Promotional Stills

Advertising

Video gallery

See also

• Season 8 on Wikipedia
• Season 8 on A Wiki of Ice and Fire

References

1. ↑Game of Thrones | Season 8 | Official Tease: Crypts of Winterfell (HBO)
2. ↑HBO confirms Game of Thrones will end with Season 8
3. ↑Game of Thrones prequel more likely than spin-off series
4. ↑indeterminate hold
5. ↑[1]
6. ↑http://watchersonthewall.com/miguel-sapochnik-directing-two-season-8-episodes-dp-fabian-wagner-confirms/
7. ↑[2]
8. ↑[3]
9. ↑[4]
10. ↑[5]
11. ↑[6]
12. ↑[7]
13. ↑[8]
14. ↑[9]
15. ↑Game of Thrones panel at SXSW provides insight into show, seasons 7 and 8 details
16. ↑[10]
17. ↑[11]
18. ↑[12]

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The Prince of Winterfell

Season 2

Episode 8

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'The Prince of Winterfell' is the eighth episode of the second season of Game of Thrones. It is the eighteenth episode of the series overall. It premiered on May 20, 2012. It was written by David Benioff & D.B. Weiss and directed by Alan Taylor.

Plot

At Winterfell, Theon receives a visitor and holds down the fort. Arya calls in her final debt with Jaqen in a way that displeases him. Robb is betrayed. Tyrion and Varys find common ground. Dany ignores Jorah's advice. Stannis and Davosapproach their destination, and Davos is offered a reward.

Summary

Beyond the Wall

Ygritte brings Jon Snow before the Lord of Bones, who orders him executed, because he has already captured Qhorin Halfhand and doesn't need two 'crows' for questioning. Ygritte convinces him to spare Jon because of his Stark blood. Qhorin initiates a plan to install Jon as a spy within the wildling ranks.

Grenn and Samwell Tarly discover a cache of dragonglass weapons at the Fist of the First Men. Jon's absence has been noted, but Sam refuses to believe that he is dead.

In Qarth

Ser Jorah Mormont advises Daenerys Targaryen to leave her dragons and flee Qarth, as he has recently booked passage to Astapor. She insists on attempting to reclaim them and asks Ser Jorah to lead her to the House of the Undying, without knowing what lies in wait.

At Winterfell

Yara Greyjoy arrives at Winterfell with a small band of men, but instead of bringing reinforcements she offers Theon only advice. Winterfell is too far from the sea, they can't successfully defend it with so few soldiers, and the North is rising against him. She implores Theon to abandon the castle and return home with her, but he refuses to give up his prize. Dagmer tells Theon that after killing the orphans, he also murdered the farmer and his wife.

Luwin spots Osha sneaking into the catacombs. He follows her inside, and she explains that after reaching the farm she doubled back, using a stream to mask their scent from the hounds. Luwin urges her not to tell Bran and Rickon about the children Theon had murdered, but Bran is sitting up behind a corner and listening to them.

In the Narrow Sea

Stannis Baratheon's fleet is closing in on King's Landing. Stannis tells Davos that he admires him and offers him the Hand of the King role once he takes the throne.

In King's Landing

Tyrion Lannister scours history books seeking inspiration for his plans to defend the city. He takes advice from Bronn and Varys and implies that he has decided to make use of the stocks of wildfire. King Joffrey Baratheon is full of bravado, but his mother is worried about letting him fight. She tries to ensure his safety by kidnapping the prostituteRos, believing that she is Tyrion's lover, to hold as collateral. Tyrion hides his relief that Shae is safe and ardently vows revenge against his sister.

At Harrenhal

Lord Tywin Lannister is torn between needing to defend King's Landing and wanting to drive King Robb Stark from the Westerlands. His brother Kevan warns that Stannis will execute Cersei and Joffrey after capturing the capital. Tywin decides to march west, leaving Arya Stark at Harrenhal to serve his castellan, Ser Gregor Clegane. Realizing that she has missed her chance to kill Tywin, Arya pressures the assassin Jaqen H'ghar into aiding her escape from Harrenhal. She forces him to help her by giving him his own name as the third death he promised. She will only revoke his name when he agrees to break her and her friends out of the fortress. Arya, Hot Pie, and Gendry walk through the gates at midnight, as Jaqen instructed. They escape Harrenhal, realizing that the guards have been killed.

In the Westerlands

Robb is furious when he learns that his mother Catelyn Stark has freed his prized captive Ser Jaime Lannister. He tells her that she has betrayed him and orders her kept under guard. Catelyn has sent Brienne of Tarth to escort Jaime to King's Landing to exchange him for her daughters, Sansa and Arya. Brienne uses a canoe to evade pursuit. Robb plans to relieve Winterfell by turning Theon's men against him with an offer of mercy, issuing his orders to the bastard of the Dreadfort through Roose Bolton. Robb seeks solace in the arms of Lady Talisa Maegyr, ignoring his betrothal to House Frey.

Recap

Main: The Prince of Winterfell recap

A detailed recap of the episode scene by scene.

Appearances

Main: The Prince of Winterfell/Appearances

First

• The Lord of Bones

Deaths

• At least 9 unnamed Lannister soldiers

Cast

Starring Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister Lena Headey as Queen Cersei Lannister Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as Ser Jaime Lannister Michelle Fairley as Lady Catelyn Stark Emilia Clarke as Khaleesi Daenerys Targaryen Iain Glen as Ser Jorah Mormont Kit Harington as Jon Snow Charles Dance as Lord Tywin Lannister Liam Cunningham as Ser Davos Seaworth Jack Gleeson as King Joffrey Baratheon Isaac Hempstead-Wright as Prince Bran Stark Richard Madden as King Robb Stark Maisie Williams as Princess Arya Stark Alfie Allen as Prince Theon Greyjoy John Bradley as Samwell Tarly Stephen Dillane as King Stannis Baratheon Sibel Kekilli as Shae Jerome Flynn as Bronn Conleth Hill as Lord Varys

Guest starring Donald Sumpter as Maester Luwin Natalia Tena as Osha Oona Chaplin as Lady Talisa Maegyr Michael McElhatton as Lord Roose Bolton Tom Wlaschiha as Jaqen H'ghar Rose Leslie as Ygritte Simon Armstrong as Qhorin Halfhand Gemma Whelan as Princess Yara Greyjoy Joe Dempsie as Gendry Gwendoline Christie as Brienne of Tarth Ralph Ineson as Dagmer Cleftjaw Ian Gelder as Ser Kevan Lannister John Stahl as Lord Rickard Karstark Mark Stanley as Grenn Ben Crompton as Eddison Tollett Ben Hawkey as Hot Pie Esme Bianco as Ros Andy Beckwith as Rorge Steven Cole as Kovarro Edward Dogliani as Lord of Bones Kristian Nairn as Hodor Gerard Jordan as Biter Art Parkinson as Prince Rickon Stark Daniel Portman as Podrick Payne Ian Whyte as Ser Gregor Clegane Kerr Logan as Matthos Seaworth Moe Dunford as a Stark messenger Mark Byatt as a Lannister torturer David Sheenan (sic) as a Stark guard Aiden Condron as a Lannister captain Ciaran McMahon as a Lannister soldier Uncredited Unknown as the Fury gunnery officer Unknown as Lannister bannerman 1 Unknown as Lannister bannerman 2 Unknown as Lannister bannerman 3

Cast notes

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• 19 of 25 cast members for the second season appear in this episode.
• Starring cast members James Cosmo (Jeor Mormont), Natalie Dormer (Margaery Tyrell), Aidan Gillen (Petyr Baelish), Rory McCann (Sandor Clegane), Sophie Turner (Sansa Stark), and Carice van Houten (Melisandre) are not credited and do not appear in this episode.
• Jack Gleeson is credited ahead of Isaac Hempstead-Wright, Richard Madden, Maisie Williams and Alfie Allen when he was credited after them when they last appeared together in 'The Old Gods and the New.'
• Sibel Kekilli is credited ahead of Jerome Flynn and Conleth Hill when she was credited after them when they last appeared together in 'What Is Dead May Never Die.'
• Guest star David Sheehan's name is spelled incorrectly in the credits as David Sheenan.
• Toni Bobeta, Jonathan Cohen, Gary Connery, Rob Cooper, Richard Dwyer, Jamie Edgell, Daniel Euston, Dave Fisher, Josezf Fodor, Dave Forman, James Grogan, Paul Herbert, Gary Kane, Michelle McKeown, Sian Milne, Camilla Naprous, Chris Newton, David Newton, Domonkos Pardanyi, Marcus Shakesheff, Matt Sherren, C.C. Smiff, Mark Southworth and Marcus Shakesheff were stunt performers in this episode.

Notes

• The episode title refers to chapter 37 of 'A Dance with Dragons', the fifth novel in the series of A Song of Ice and Fire, and also to the title Theon gives himself in the second novel 'A Clash of Kings' after he captures Winterfell. Yara mockingly refers to Theon by that title.
• The episode won a Creative Arts Emmy Award for Costumes in a Series in September 2012^[1].
• Yara's statement 'We both loved our mother' is the first (and only) reference in the show to Alannys Greyjoy. It is unclear what Alannys's status is; just because Yara talked about her in past tense, it does not necessarily mean she is dead.
• The cherry pits Hot Pie uses in his recipe would be poisonous in real life. This may not be the case in the universe of GoT.
• Lord Karstark says a line about 'the Father,' one of the aspects of the godhead in the Faith of the Seven, but the Karstarks worship the Old Gods of the Forest. Writer Bryan Cogman responded about this: 'the line about Karstark praying to the Father in 208... yeah, I should've caught that. Karstark would be strictly Old Gods, I think. If it helps, you could read it as 'I'd even break my faith and pray to the bloody FATHER if that's what it took to bring my sons back'... but I'm not sure that was the intent. But maybe it was. I try my best!'^[2]
• Tyrion and, by extension, Varys, become the first ongoing characters west of the Narrow Sea to be aware of the survival of Daenerys Targaryen and the existence of her dragons.
• Talisa's speech to Robb Stark explaining her backstory in Volantis is an invention of the TV series. In the books, Talisa's equivalent character is Jeyne Westerling, a noblewoman from a minor Lannister vassal family, House Westerling. This is the only scene in which Talisa ever explains her altered backstory, but the changes do not appear to be fully researched and contain several contradictions:
  • Robb Stark is around 18 years old in Season 1, because he was conceived at the start of Robert's Rebellion, which ended 17 years ago (increasing his age in the books by two years). Numerous other times in the TV series itself, characters have mentioned that Westeros is at the end of a very long summer which has lasted for 10 years (the start of autumn was officially announced in the Season 2 premiere). When Talisa describes her backstory, she says that she and her brother went to bathe in the Rhoyne River when she was 12 years old, because it was the hottest day in the 'three year summer.' The 10 year long summer that ended in the Season 2 premiere began when Robb was around 9 years old. It is possible (though unlikely) that an autumn/winter/spring cycle quickly occurred during a single year, preceded by a three-year long summer (the seasons are not regular). In which case this incident could have occurred no more than 11 years ago when Robb was around 5 to 6 years old. Talisa, however, states that she was 12 at the time, meaning she would have to be at least five to six years older than Robb. In the books, Jeyne Westerling is roughly the same age as Robb Stark, and while Talisa in the TV continuity is a separate character, the actors playing Robb and Talisa were actually born within two weeks of each other. When the writers developed this altered backstory for 'Talisa' including an off-hand mention of a 'three year summer,' they apparently didn't consider that the current summer lasted for ten full years.
  • The nobles and slaves of Volantis never mingle, and they are one of the most segregated of the Free Cities. On the other hand, Talisa's story somewhat implies that she and her brother sneaked off because their parents were away at a wedding and they weren't supposed to be in mixed company at the river, and this was just an exceptional incident in which all classes mingled at the river due to a heatwave.
  • Talisa says that drummers were playing for 'coppers' on the east bank of the river. 'Copper Pennies' are a Currency of the Seven Kingdoms, not Volantis. The Seven Kingdoms use the Gold Dragon coin, of which Silver Stags and Copper Pennies are smaller denominations. Volantis uses round gold coins called 'honors'–there may be smaller Volantene denominations made of copper, but they have not been mentioned in the books.
  • Talisa's speech does, however, accurately relate a detail from the books, that slaves in Volantis are given facial tattoos so people can recognize them just by looking at them.
• Jorah Mormont tells Daenerys 'They [the dragons] didn't suckle at your breast, they are dragons'. In the second novel, it is mentioned that Daenerys breastfed her dragons, until the milk in her breasts dried up as a result of the march in the Red Waste.

Memorable quotes

Yara Greyjoy: 'Which one gave you the tougher fight, the cripple or the six-year-old?'

Cersei Lannister: 'Do you know why Varys is so dangerous?'
Tyrion Lannister: 'Because he has thousands of spies in his employ? Because he knows everything we do before we do it?'
Cersei: 'Because he doesn't have a cock.'
Tyrion: 'Neither do you.'
Cersei: 'Perhaps I'm dangerous, too. You, on the other hand, are as big a fool as every other man. That little worm between your legs does half your thinking for you.'
Tyrion: 'It's not that little.'

Tyrion: 'I will hurt you for this. A day will come when you think you are safe and happy, and your joy will turn to ashes in your mouth... and you will know the debt is paid.'

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Joffrey Baratheon: 'They say Stannis never smiles. I'll give him a red smile, from ear to ear.'

Dagmer: 'What's this?'
Theon Greyjoy: 'Gold...for the farmer. For his...trouble.'
Dagmer: 'His troubles are done. He's feeding the crops now. His wife too. You want to keep a man silent, you silence him.'

Osha: 'Who was that out there...hung from the gates?'
Luwin: 'Must have been the farmer's boys.'
Osha: 'He killed them and burned them....and passed them off as the little lords?'
Luwin: 'Shh, shh, shh. They mustn't know. Bran would blame himself.'
Osha: 'They'll never hear it from me. The little lads have suffered enough.'

In the books

See: Differences between books and TV series - Season 2#The Prince of Winterfell

• The episode is adapted from the following chapters of A Clash of Kings:
  • Chapter 34, Jon IV: The dragonglass weapons are discovered.
  • Chapter 38, Arya VIII: Tywin leaves Harrenhal.
  • Chapter 41, Tyrion IX: Tyrion and Varys discuss Stannis's impending attack.
  • Chapter 47, Arya IX: Arya gives Jaqen his own name to get what she wants.
  • Chapter 49, Tyrion XI: Tyrion makes final preparations for the defense of King's Landing.
  • Chapter 54, Tyrion XII: Cersei confronts Tyrion with a captive.
  • Chapter 56, Theon V: Yara visits Winterfell to try to convince Theon to leave.
  • Chapter 68, Jon VIII: Jon and Qhorin are captured by the wildlings. Qhorin plans to make Jon a spy in their ranks.
• The episode is adapted from the following chapters of A Storm of Swords:
  • Chapter 1, Jaime I: Jaime is escorted towards King's Landing by Brienne.
  • Chapter 2, Catelyn I: Catelyn is imprisoned for freeing Jaime.
  • Chapter 36, Davos IV: Davos is appointed as Stannis's Hand.
• The episode is adapted from the following chapter of A Dance with Dragons:
  • Chapter 66, Tyrion XII: Tyrion tells someone that he once had charge of all the drains in Casterly Rock, and cleaned them well.

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See also

• The Prince of Winterfell on Wikipedia
• The Prince of Winterfell on IMDb
• The Prince of Winterfell on A Wiki of Ice and Fire

References

1. ↑Westeros.org
2. ↑Bryan Cogman Q&A, WinterIsComing.net, April 24, 2013.

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