Well, Game of Thrones is back to being Game of Thrones. After a few tame weeks, the show upped the ante on the May 3 episode. Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) and Bronn (Jerome Flynn) made it to Dorne, the Sand Snakes made their long-awaited debut, Melisandre (Carice van Houten) put Jon Snow (Kit Harington) in a compromising position and a bloody battle in Meereen left two fan favorites in jeopardy.
Jorah was showing no mercy towards Tyrion. He had bound and gagged him and stolen a boat to set off for Meereen. I do admire his determination, though. Tyrion was clearly freaked by this total stranger. A few answers would have been nice.
Meanwhile, Jaime and Bronn were on another boat headed for Dorne. Bronn didn’t think Jaime was ready for what he would encounter in Dorne. “The Dornish are crazy,” Bronn said. “All they want to do is f–k and fight. Fight and f–k.” Let’s be honest, that sounds like Jaime’s kind of gig. Bronn and Jaime were going to be doing a lot of fighting, and likely not the other thing, especially after they kidnapped Dorne’s princess. Jaime scoffed that she wasn’t their princess, he was trying to rescue his niece. Bronn gave him the ultimate side-eye when he said “niece.”
Bronn wanted to know why Jaime was going to such shady lengths to rescue Myrcella. “It has to be me,” Jaime said, still under Cersei’s spell. Bronn believed this was Jaime’s opportunity to make up for setting Tyrion free. He knew Jaime had let him go, even though he wouldn’t admit it. However, Jaime had turned over a new Cersei-colored leaf about Tyrion. “If I ever see him again, I’ll split him in two,” he said.
What do you think will happen in the next episode?
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