Picking up immediately following last week’s cliffhanger, Episode three
maintains the slow-burn and deep character work that make Game of Thrones
so endearing.
Craster evicts the Night’s Watch, Catelyn meets the full chivalry of the
South, Tyrion conspires to forge a new alliance, Brienne earns her place in
Renly’s Kingsguard, Cersei torments Sansa over dinner, Balon reveals his
war plans, Varys poses an iconic riddle, Arya loses another mentor, and
Theon… Theon is just the worst.