“You’ve been a bystander to tragedy since the day they executed your father. You’re Sansa Stark, eldest surviving child of Ned and Catelyn Stark. He serves the Lannisters,” a distraught Sansa tells Littlefinger, upon realizing the details of his plan. “Roose Bolton murdered my brother, he betrayed my family. “Your marriage proposal, it wasn’t for you,” she says, realizing what Petyr Baelish has been up to.
Standing on a grassy bank, Sansa notices Moat Cailin in the distance. Sophie Turner as Sansa Stark and Aidan Gillen as Littlefinger (Helen Sloan/HBO) “As it happens, I found the perfect girl to solidify our hold on the North,” Roose says. He had a pact with Tywin Lannister, and with Tywin gone, no one is going to save them - unless they have a new alliance through marriage. Roose Bolton thinks that’s a less than wise tactic, especially because he has bad news - they don’t have enough men to hold the North if the other houses rise up against them. Ramsay’s been doing it in order to get Lords to pay their taxes. Seeing the bodies terrifies Reek (Theon). Up North, it seems Ramsay Bolton has been flaying people, as there are corpses strung up at the castle. “Remember,” she tells Margaery, “anything you need…” Before she departs, Margaery honey-coats several more digs – “What’s the proper way to address you now - Queen Mother or the dowager Queen?” she asks, before going one further and telling Cersei she’ll likely be a Queen grandmother soon. “If there’s anything I can do for you,” Cersei says, offering her services to the new Queen. With a smile, Margaery greets her new mother-in-law, making a joke (dig) about how she wishes they had wine to offer Cersei, but it’s too early for them to drink. Her son’s words on her mind, Cersei puts on the performance of her life after walking up to Margaery (who is entertaining her ladies in waiting with stories about the wedding night). Natalie Dormer as Margaery Tyrell (Helen Sloan/HBO) He immediately begins asking his mother if she’d be happier moving back to Casterly Rock. Polay/HBO)Ī nice little walk on the palace walls reveals Tommen is easily influenced by his new bride. PHOTOS: The Gorgeous Gals Of ‘Game Of Thrones’ĭean-Charles Chapman as Tommen Baratheon and Lena Headey as Cersei Lannister (Macall B. Once the deed is done and she’s locked down that Queen title, Margaery quickly turns to plotting, cooing to her young husband about how wonderful his mother is and how she’ll (Cersei) never let him out of her sight (hint, hint). Over in King’s Landing, third time’s the charm for Margaery Tyrell who succeeds in having a disaster-free wedding to King Tommen Baratheon, and manages to consummate the marriage later that night (very quickly, according to their bedroom chat).
Waif says nothing.ĭean-Charles Chapman as Tommen Baratheon and Natalie Dormer as Margaery Tyrell (Helen Sloan/HBO) “Where are they taking him?” Arya asks her.
As the dead man’s body is taken out by others inside the House, Arya turns to another woman working – Waif (actress Faye Marsay from “The White Queen”). To serve well, a girl must become no one,” he says before exiting. She’s seen a few things while wiping up the dust – Jaqen gave a man a drink from a small pool, they exchanged a few words (Valar Morghulis Valar Dohaeris) and he died – but she’s been getting bored while doing the household chores. Inside the House of Black and White, Arya Stark has been sweeping for days. PHOTOS: ‘Game Of Thrones’ Characters Who Have Died On The Show Here’s our recap of the big events in “Game of Thrones” Season 5, Episode 3 – “High Sparrow”: There was also plenty of scheming, plotting and merging of storylines. Arya Stark took a step toward becoming no one, Sansa got engaged, Cersei tried to make a new ally and a familiar face returned in Sunday’s “Game of Thrones.”
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