Game of Thrones Season 3 Epidode 2 Watch Now Review.

Game of Thrones: It's been awhile but I'm back everyone. I was going to do Dragons: Riders of Berk review but I noticed i never finished Game of Thrones. Lets kick it off with an Episode summery.

Game of Thrones. Season 3 Episode 2 summery: Dark Wings Dark Words. Bran and company meet Jojen and Meera Reed. Arya, Gendry, and Hot Pie meet the Brotherhood. Jaime travels through the wilderness with Brienne. Sansa confesses her true feelings about Joffery to Margaery.

well its proving to be difficult to find this episode online for reviewing purposes. I finally found a lower quality one please forgive the iffy screens. let the watching begin.

This episode starts us off with Bran in a seemingly real dream. trying to kill the three eyed raven. well done the first time watching I didn't know it was a dream.





It quickly jobs to a scene with rob talking to the mystery girl that showed up on the battle field. Then changes to a very heartbreaking conversation with his mother. must watch scene.


jamie and Brienne are in the next scenes as the march through the forest on there way back to kings landing to trade Jamie for the Stark Girls this doesn't go nearly as planned.


We get to see Sansa and those at kings landing for a bit and jumps back to robs camp a few times before finally going into the North to see what Johns been up to north of The Wall. Things haven't been going all that smoothly for John Snow. hes been captured by the wildlings and the king of the north.

We finally get back to Aria and her companions traveling towards the wall to find shelter with her brother John little do they know hes not even there and thought to be dead. however there plans are run a miss when they run into the Brother hood without banners. who take them prisoner for ransom. who they meet up with an unlikely fellow we all know as the Hound. who's been traveling north ever sense the attack on kings landing.

well that concludes our Review on this episode i left a lot out so please Watch this episode for yourself it's not the best episode but it is well put together and very revealing and exciting at times. Share my review with the world if you enjoyed the read.









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