The standout moment of the episode is the assault on Craster’s Keep. It’s tense, gruesome and well shot – everything we’ve come to expect from a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Game Of Thrones fight sc♚ene. But it’s not all about swords – words can be just as sharp, as Cersei and Margaery prove in a deliciously bitchy moment at Tommen&rsq𝐆uo;s coronation. The game keeps going, and everyone’s playing it perfectly.

Jon Snow and his merry band of Night’s Watch brothers storming Craster’s Keep is a big moment for 🙈Lord Snow and his role in the Watch. It’s a turning point where he first shows how well he can handle taking command. Turns out when Kit Harington isn’t being broody and whiny he makes a pretty inspiring war leader. The fight in the dark, snowy exterior of the keep has a frantic feel and you aren’t always sure if it’s a brother or a betrayer of the Watch who is being brutally murdered.

The standout moment has to be Jon’s fight with the repulsive Karl Tanner. It’s tense, Karl is just as good with his knives as his reputation says and Jon does seem to be in a spot of bother. If it wasn’t for the books you might actually be worried for Jon’s life. But e🌌ven though we’re on a show-only timeline this can only end one way – Karl getting stabbed. Jon’s sword Longclaw appearing through Karl&rﷺsquo;s mouth is a brilliantly gruesome shot. The kind of realistic image that makes you clench your teeth and put your hand to your face, making sure there’s no sword about to ram through your own skull.