1. Episode 10Copy !req
2. Look at me!Copy !req
3. Remember me, boy?
Remember me now?Copy !req
4. There's a smart boy.Copy !req
5. You'll be coming with me, boy.
And you'll be keeping your mouth shut.Copy !req
6. - Keep your mouth shut, boy.
- I'm not a boy.Copy !req
7. Not a smart boy,
that what you're trying to say?Copy !req
8. Do you want to live, boy?Copy !req
9. North, boy.
We're going north.Copy !req
10. It had three eyes.Copy !req
11. It told me to come with him,
so I did.Copy !req
12. We went down
into the crypts...Copy !req
13. And my father was there.Copy !req
14. Your father's not down there
little lord.Copy !req
15. Not for many years yet.Copy !req
16. You're afraid. Just like Hodor.Copy !req
17. I'm not afraid of some hole
in the ground.Copy !req
18. You've lived beyond the Wall.
What are you scared of?Copy !req
19. I'm a crippled boy
and I'm willing to go there.Copy !req
20. That's my grandfather,
Lord Rickard.Copy !req
21. He was burned alive
by Mad King Aerys.Copy !req
22. That's Lyanna,
my father's sister.Copy !req
23. King Robert was supposed
to marry her,Copy !req
24. but Rhaegar Targaryen
kidnapped her.Copy !req
25. Robert started a war
to win her back.Copy !req
26. He killed Rhaegar,
but she died anyway.Copy !req
27. That's where I saw father.Copy !req
28. You see? He's not here...Copy !req
29. Here, Shaggydog.Copy !req
30. Rickon!Copy !req
31. That beast is supposed to be
chained in the kennels...Copy !req
32. He doesn't like chains.Copy !req
33. What are you doing down here?
Come back up with us.Copy !req
34. No. I came to see father.Copy !req
35. How many times have I told you,
he's in King's LandingCopy !req
36. with Sansa and Arya...Copy !req
37. He was down here.
I saw him.Copy !req
38. - Saw him when?
- Last night. When I was sleeping.Copy !req
39. Here, Shaggydog!Copy !req
40. You both miss him.
It's only natural he'd beCopy !req
41. in your thoughts and dreams,
but that doesn't mean that...Copy !req
42. Bran...Copy !req
43. My Lady...Copy !req
44. Robb.Copy !req
45. Robb!Copy !req
46. You've ruined your sword.Copy !req
47. I'm going to kill them all.
Every one of them.Copy !req
48. I'll kill them all.Copy !req
49. My boy...Copy !req
50. They have your sisters.Copy !req
51. We have to get
the girls back.Copy !req
52. And then
we'll kill them all.Copy !req
53. The boar's great tusks,
they boded illCopy !req
54. for good King Robert's health.Copy !req
55. And the beast was every bit
as fatCopy !req
56. as Robert was himself.Copy !req
57. But our brave king cried,
Do your worst!Copy !req
58. I'll have your ugly head!Copy !req
59. You're nowhere near
as murd'rous asCopy !req
60. the lion in my bed.Copy !req
61. King Robert lost
his battle andCopy !req
62. He failed his final testCopy !req
63. The lion ripped
his balls off andCopy !req
64. the boar did all the rest.Copy !req
65. Very amusing!Copy !req
66. Isn't it a funny song?Copy !req
67. Thank you for the rendition.Copy !req
68. I imagine it was even better
received in that tavern.Copy !req
69. I'm so sorry, your Grace...Copy !req
70. I'll never sing it again,
I swear...Copy !req
71. Tell me, which do you favor:
your fingers or your tongue?Copy !req
72. - Your Grace?
- Your fingers? Or your tongue?Copy !req
73. If you got to keep one,
which would it be?Copy !req
74. Or I could just
cut your throat.Copy !req
75. I... every man needs hands,
your Grace.Copy !req
76. - Good. Tongue it is.
- Your Grace, please, I...Copy !req
77. Ser Ilyn. Who better than you
to carry out the sentence?Copy !req
78. I beg of you please no...Copy !req
79. Your Grace, please.
I'll never sing it again.Copy !req
80. I'm done for today.Copy !req
81. I leave the rest of the cases
to you, Mother.Copy !req
82. Your Grace, please.Copy !req
83. You look quite nice.Copy !req
84. - Thank you, my lord.
- Your Grace. I'm king now.Copy !req
85. Walk with me. I want
to show you something.Copy !req
86. Do as you're bid, child.Copy !req
87. And as soon as you've had your
blood, I'll put a son in you.Copy !req
88. Mother says
it shouldn't be long.Copy !req
89. No... please, no.Copy !req
90. This one's your father,
this one here.Copy !req
91. Look at it and see
what happens to traitors.Copy !req
92. - You promised to be merciful!
- I was. I gave him a clean death.Copy !req
93. Look at him.Copy !req
94. Please, let me go home, I won't
do any treason, I swear it...Copy !req
95. Mother says I'm still to marry you,
so you'll stay here, and obey.Copy !req
96. Look at him!Copy !req
97. - Well?
- How long do I have to look?Copy !req
98. As long as it pleases me.Copy !req
99. - Do you want to see the rest?
- If it please your Grace.Copy !req
100. That's you Septa, there.Copy !req
101. I'll tell you what: I'm going
to give you a present.Copy !req
102. After I raise my armies
and kill your traitor brother,Copy !req
103. I'm going to give you
his head as well.Copy !req
104. Or maybe
he will give me yours.Copy !req
105. My mother tells me a king
should never strike his lady.Copy !req
106. Ser Meryn.Copy !req
107. Here, girl.Copy !req
108. Will you obey now?
Or do you need another lesson?Copy !req
109. I'll look for you in court.Copy !req
110. Save yourself some pain, girl.
Give him what he wants.Copy !req
111. You'll be needing that again.Copy !req
112. The proper course is clear:
pledge fealty to King RenlyCopy !req
113. and move south to join
our forces with his.Copy !req
114. Renly is not the king.Copy !req
115. You cannot mean to hold
to Joffrey, my lord.Copy !req
116. - He put your father to death.
- That doesn't make Renly king.Copy !req
117. He's Robert's youngest brother.
Bran can't be lord of WinterfellCopy !req
118. before me, and Renly
can't be king before Stannis.Copy !req
119. So do you mean
to declare us for Stannis?Copy !req
120. My lords!Copy !req
121. Here is what
I say to these two kings!Copy !req
122. Renly Baratheon is nothing
to me, nor Stannis neither.Copy !req
123. Why should they rule over me
and mine, from some flowery seatCopy !req
124. in the south? What do they know
of the Wall or the wolfs wood?Copy !req
125. Even their gods are wrong!Copy !req
126. Why shouldn't we rule
ourselves again?Copy !req
127. It was the dragons we bowed to,
and now the dragons are all dead!Copy !req
128. There sits the only king I mean
to bend my knee to.Copy !req
129. The King of the North!Copy !req
130. I'll have peace
on those terms.Copy !req
131. They can keep their red castle
and their iron chair, too.Copy !req
132. The King in the North!Copy !req
133. - Am I your brother, now and always?
- Now and always.Copy !req
134. My sword is yours,
in victory and defeat,Copy !req
135. from this day
until my last day.Copy !req
136. The King in the North!Copy !req
137. - Lady Stark.
- I want to see him. Now!Copy !req
138. Leave us.Copy !req
139. You look lovely tonight,
Lady Stark. Widowhood becomes you.Copy !req
140. Your bed must be lonely.
Is that why you came?Copy !req
141. I'm not at my best but I think
I could be of service.Copy !req
142. Slip out of that gown
and we'll see if I'm up to it.Copy !req
143. - I do like a violent woman.
- I'll kill you tonight, ser.Copy !req
144. Pack your head in a box
and send it to your sister.Copy !req
145. Let me show you how.
Hit me again, over the ear.Copy !req
146. And again, and again.Copy !req
147. You're stronger than you look,
it shouldn't take long.Copy !req
148. That is what you'd like the world
to believe,Copy !req
149. that you don't fear death.Copy !req
150. But I don't.
The dark is coming for all of us.Copy !req
151. Why cry about it?Copy !req
152. Because you're going to the deepest
of the seven hells, if the gods just.Copy !req
153. What gods are those?
The trees your husband prayed to?Copy !req
154. Where were the trees when he was
getting his head chopped off?Copy !req
155. If your gods are real,
and if they are just,Copy !req
156. why is the world
so full of injustice?Copy !req
157. Because of men like you.Copy !req
158. There are no men like me.
Only me.Copy !req
159. My son, Bran.Copy !req
160. How did he come
to fall from that tower?Copy !req
161. I pushed him out the window.Copy !req
162. Why?Copy !req
163. - I hoped the fall would kill him.
- Why?Copy !req
164. You should get some sleep.
It's going to be a long war.Copy !req
165. I can't believe we are
actually at war.Copy !req
166. Was it this exciting last time,
when you were young?Copy !req
167. What does it say?Copy !req
168. Have we captured Robb Stark yet?
What's our next move?Copy !req
169. Shut up
and get back into bed.Copy !req
170. They have my son.Copy !req
171. The Stark boy appears to be
less green than we'd hoped.Copy !req
172. I've heard his wolf killed
a dozen men and as many horses.Copy !req
173. Is it true
about Stannis and Renly?Copy !req
174. Both Baratheon brothers
have taken up against us.Copy !req
175. Jaime captured, his armies
scattered... it's a catastrophe.Copy !req
176. Perhaps we
should sue for peace.Copy !req
177. There's your peace. Joffrey saw
to that when he decidedCopy !req
178. to remove Ned Stark's head.Copy !req
179. You'll have an easier time
drinking from that cupCopy !req
180. than you will getting Robb Stark
to the table now.Copy !req
181. He's winning,
in case you hadn't noticed.Copy !req
182. I'm told we still have
his sisters...Copy !req
183. The first order of business
is ransoming Ser Jaime.Copy !req
184. No truces.
We can't afford to look weak.Copy !req
185. We should march on them
at once...Copy !req
186. First we need to return
to Casterly Rock...Copy !req
187. They have my son.Copy !req
188. Get out. All of you.Copy !req
189. Not you.Copy !req
190. You're right
about Eddard Stark.Copy !req
191. If he were alive,
we could have used him to brokerCopy !req
192. a peace with Winterfell
and Riverrun,Copy !req
193. which would have given us time
to deal with Robert's brothers.Copy !req
194. But now...Copy !req
195. Madness.
Madness and stupidity.Copy !req
196. I always thought
you were a stunted fool.Copy !req
197. - Perhaps I was wrong.
- Half wrong.Copy !req
198. I'm new to strategy, but unless
we want to be surroundedCopy !req
199. by three armies,
it appears we can't stay here.Copy !req
200. No one is staying here.Copy !req
201. Ser Gregor will head out
with five hundred ridersCopy !req
202. and set the Riverlands on fire
from God's Eye to the Red Fork.Copy !req
203. The rest of us will regroup
at Harrenhal.Copy !req
204. - And you will go to King's Landing.
- And do what?Copy !req
205. Rule. You will serve as Hand
of the King in my stead.Copy !req
206. You will bring the boy king
to heel, and his mother, if need be.Copy !req
207. And if you get a whiff of treason
from any of the rest:Copy !req
208. Baelish, Varys, Pycelle...Copy !req
209. Heads, spikes, walls?Copy !req
210. Why not my uncle,
or... anyone. Why me?Copy !req
211. You're my son.Copy !req
212. One more thing: You will not take
the whore to court.Copy !req
213. Do you understand?Copy !req
214. Ser Jorah...Copy !req
215. Gently...Copy !req
216. My son... where is he?
I want him.Copy !req
217. Where is he?Copy !req
218. The boy did not live.Copy !req
219. - Tell me.
- What is there to tell?Copy !req
220. How did my son die?Copy !req
221. He never lived, my princess.
The women say...Copy !req
222. What do the women say?Copy !req
223. - They say the child was...
- Monstrous. Twisted.Copy !req
224. I pulled him out myself.Copy !req
225. He was scaled like a lizard,
blind,Copy !req
226. with leather wings like
the wings of a bat.Copy !req
227. When I touched him the skin fell
from his bones,Copy !req
228. inside he was full
of graveworms.Copy !req
229. I warned you that only death
can pay for life.Copy !req
230. You knew the price.Copy !req
231. Where is Khal Drogo?
Show him to me.Copy !req
232. Show me what I bought
with my son's life.Copy !req
233. As you command, lady.Copy !req
234. Come, I will take you to him.Copy !req
235. - Time enough for this later.
- I want to see him now.Copy !req
236. The khalasar is gone.Copy !req
237. A khal who cannot ride is no khal.
The Dothraki follow only the strong.Copy !req
238. I'm sorry, my princess.Copy !req
239. Drogo...Copy !req
240. My sun and stars.Copy !req
241. Why is he out here alone?Copy !req
242. He seems to like the warmth,
Princess.Copy !req
243. He lives. You asked for life.
You paid for life.Copy !req
244. This is not life.
When will he be as he was?Copy !req
245. When the sun rises in the west
and sets in the east.Copy !req
246. When the seas go dry and mountains
blow in the wind like leaves.Copy !req
247. Leave us.Copy !req
248. I don't want you alone
with this sorceress.Copy !req
249. I have nothing more to fear
from this woman.Copy !req
250. Go.Copy !req
251. You knew what I was buying,
and you knew the price.Copy !req
252. It was wrong of them
to burn my temple.Copy !req
253. It angered the Great Shepherd.Copy !req
254. This was no god's work.
My child was innocent.Copy !req
255. Innocent?Copy !req
256. He would have been the Stallion
Who Mounts the World.Copy !req
257. Now he will burn no cities.Copy !req
258. His khalasar will trample
no nations into dust.Copy !req
259. - I spoke for you. I saved you.
- Saved me?Copy !req
260. Three riders raped me
before you saved me, girl.Copy !req
261. I saw my god's house burn,Copy !req
262. where I had healed men and women
beyond counting.Copy !req
263. In the street
I saw a pile of heads.Copy !req
264. The head of the baker
who made my bread.Copy !req
265. The head of a boy I had cured
of fever, only three moons past.Copy !req
266. Tell me again exactly what it was
that you saved.Copy !req
267. Your life.Copy !req
268. Look at your khalCopy !req
269. and you will see exactly
what life is worthCopy !req
270. when all the rest is gone.Copy !req
271. You can't.Copy !req
272. Get out of the way, Sam.Copy !req
273. They'll put out the word,
they'll send out ravens...Copy !req
274. people will come after you.Copy !req
275. Do you know what happens
to deserters?Copy !req
276. Better than you do.Copy !req
277. - What are you going to do?
- Find my brother.Copy !req
278. And put a sword
through King Joffrey's throat.Copy !req
279. You can't leave us now.
We need you here.Copy !req
280. - Move.
- I won't let you go.Copy !req
281. - Move.
- No.Copy !req
282. - Hand of the King.
- So it would seem.Copy !req
283. And your father said you couldn't
take anyone with youCopy !req
284. to King's Landing.Copy !req
285. No, he said I couldn't take you
with me to King's Landing.Copy !req
286. He was very specific
on the point.Copy !req
287. - He knew my name?
- What?Copy !req
288. He said, "Don't bring
Shae to King's Landing"?Copy !req
289. I believe he used
the word whore.Copy !req
290. Are you ashamed of me?
You're afraid I'm going to danceCopy !req
291. around the court
with my tits out?Copy !req
292. I'm funny now.
I'm Shae, the funny whore.Copy !req
293. My father's probably the most powerful
man in the country.Copy !req
294. Certainly the richest.Copy !req
295. He's got all Seven Kingdoms
in his pockets.Copy !req
296. Everybody everywhere always has
to do exactly what my father says.Copy !req
297. He's always been a cunt.Copy !req
298. I think the ladies of the court
could learn a great dealCopy !req
299. from a girl like you.Copy !req
300. Why don't you come with me?
Be the Hand's lady.Copy !req
301. Because the King needs a Hand,
and a Hand...Copy !req
302. I know what a Hand needs.Copy !req
303. Ghost?Copy !req
304. Lucky you've got plenty
of padding.Copy !req
305. We're taking you back
where you belong.Copy !req
306. - I belong with my brother.
- We're your brothers now.Copy !req
307. They'll kill you if they find out
you've gone.Copy !req
308. They'll kill you if they find out
you've come after me. Go back.Copy !req
309. Sam told us everything.
We're sorry about your father.Copy !req
310. But it doesn't matter.
You took the oath.Copy !req
311. - You can't leave.
- I have to.Copy !req
312. - You can't. You said the words.
- I don't care...Copy !req
313. Hear my words and bear witness
to my vow.Copy !req
314. To hell with all of you.Copy !req
315. Now my watch begins.
It shall not end until my death.Copy !req
316. I shall live and die
at my post.Copy !req
317. - I am the sword in the darkness.
- The watcher on the walls.Copy !req
318. The shield that guards
the realms of men.Copy !req
319. I pledge my life and honor
to the Night's Watch.Copy !req
320. For this night,
and all nights to come.Copy !req
321. Do you remember our first ride,
my sun and stars?Copy !req
322. If you can hear me in there, if you
haven't gone away, show me.Copy !req
323. You're a fighter.
You've always been a fighter.Copy !req
324. I need you to fight now.Copy !req
325. I know you're very far away,
but come back to me,Copy !req
326. my sun and stars.Copy !req
327. When the sun rises in the west
and sets in the east...Copy !req
328. Then you will return to me,
my sun-and-star.Copy !req
329. Kings? Oh, I can tell you
all there is to know about kings.Copy !req
330. The thing you need to understand
about kings...Copy !req
331. Over the past sixty-seven years,
I've known, truly knownCopy !req
332. more kings
than any man alive.Copy !req
333. They're complicated men,
but I know how to serve them,Copy !req
334. and keep on serving them.Copy !req
335. Aerys Targaryen.Copy !req
336. Of all the thousand thousand maladies
the gods visit upon us,Copy !req
337. madness is the worst.Copy !req
338. He was a good man,
such a charmer.Copy !req
339. To watch him melt away before my eyes,
consumed by dreams of fire and blood.Copy !req
340. Robert Baratheon was an entirely
different animal.Copy !req
341. A powerful man, a great warrior,Copy !req
342. but alas, winning a kingdomCopy !req
343. and ruling a kingdom are
rather different things.Copy !req
344. It is said that those who go
through life with battle visors downCopy !req
345. are often blind to the enemies
at their sides.Copy !req
346. Now I serve his son, King Joffrey,
may the gods bless his reign.Copy !req
347. He is a capable young man,
with a strong military mind.Copy !req
348. Stern... but sternness in the defense
of the realm is no vice.Copy !req
349. It is far too soon to know
what manner of king he will be,Copy !req
350. but I sense true greatness
on the horizonCopy !req
351. for our new king.
True greatness.Copy !req
352. - So what's the thing?
- What thing?Copy !req
353. About kings. You said:Copy !req
354. The thing you need to understand
about kings...Copy !req
355. The thing I need to...Copy !req
356. When you started, you...
never mind.Copy !req
357. - Let me see you out, my dear...
- It's alright. No need.Copy !req
358. Yes, yes...
Until next time.Copy !req
359. When you imagine yourself up there,
how do you look?Copy !req
360. Does the crown fit?
Do all the lords and ladiesCopy !req
361. simper and bow, the ones who
sneered at you for years?Copy !req
362. It's hard for them to simper
and bow without heads.Copy !req
363. A man with great ambition
and no morals.Copy !req
364. I wouldn't bet against you.Copy !req
365. And what would you do, my friend,
if you found yourselfCopy !req
366. sitting up there?Copy !req
367. I must be one of the few men
in this cityCopy !req
368. who doesn't want to be king.Copy !req
369. You must be one of the few men
in this city who isnt a man.Copy !req
370. You can do better than that.Copy !req
371. When they castrated you, did they
take the pillar with the stones?Copy !req
372. I've always wondered.Copy !req
373. Have you? Do you spend much time
wondering whats between my legs?Copy !req
374. I picture a gash like a woman's.
Is that about right?Copy !req
375. I am flattered, of course,
to be pictured at all.Copy !req
376. Must be strange for you, even after
all these years.Copy !req
377. A man from another land,
despised by most, feared by all.Copy !req
378. Am I? That is good to know.Copy !req
379. Do you lie awake at night,
fearing my gash?Copy !req
380. But you carry on,
whispering in one king's earCopy !req
381. and then the next...Copy !req
382. - I admire you.
- And I admire you, Lord Baelish.Copy !req
383. A grasper from a minor house
with a major talentCopy !req
384. for befriending powerful men.
And women.Copy !req
385. A useful talent,
Im sure you'd agree.Copy !req
386. So here we stand. In mutual
admiration and respect.Copy !req
387. - Playing our roles.
- Serving a new king.Copy !req
388. Long may he reign.Copy !req
389. My king.Copy !req
390. My lords.Copy !req
391. Shall we begin?Copy !req
392. You're Arry now, hear me?
Arry the orphan boy.Copy !req
393. No one asks an orphan
too many questions.Copy !req
394. No one gives three shits.Copy !req
395. - What's your name?
- Arry.Copy !req
396. You got a long way to go
in bad company.Copy !req
397. I got twenty this time, men
and boys all bound for the Wall.Copy !req
398. Your lord father gave me the pick
of the dungeons,Copy !req
399. and I didn't find no little
lordlings down there.Copy !req
400. This lot, half of them would turn
you over to the kingCopy !req
401. quick as spit for a pardon.Copy !req
402. The other half would do the same,
only they'd rape you first.Copy !req
403. So keep to yourself,
and when you piss,Copy !req
404. you do it in the woods,
alone.Copy !req
405. You stay with this lot, boy.
And stay, or I'll lock youCopy !req
406. in the back of the wagon
with these three.Copy !req
407. Watch yourself, midget.Copy !req
408. He's got a sword, this one.Copy !req
409. What's a gutter rat like you
doing with a sword?Copy !req
410. Maybe he's a little squire.Copy !req
411. He ain't no squire, look at him.
Looks like a girl.Copy !req
412. I bet he stole that sword.Copy !req
413. Let's have a look.Copy !req
414. I could use me a sword
like that.Copy !req
415. - Take it off him.
- Give it here, midget.Copy !req
416. Look at him! You better give
Hot Pie the sword.Copy !req
417. I've seen him kick
a boy to death.Copy !req
418. I knocked him down and I kicked him
in the balls and I kept kicking himCopy !req
419. till he was dead.Copy !req
420. I kicked him all to pieces.Copy !req
421. You better give me that sword.Copy !req
422. You want it?
I'll give it to you.Copy !req
423. I already killed one fat boy.Copy !req
424. I bet you never killed anyone.
I bet you're a liar. But I'm not.Copy !req
425. I'm good at killing fat boys.
I like killing fat boys.Copy !req
426. You like picking
on the little ones?Copy !req
427. I been hammering anvils
the last ten years.Copy !req
428. When I hit that steel, it sings.
You gonna sing when I hit you?Copy !req
429. That's castle-forged steel.Copy !req
430. - Where'd you steal it?
- It was a gift.Copy !req
431. Don't matter now. Where we're going,
they don't care what you done.Copy !req
432. They got rapers, pickpockets,
highwaymen, murderers.Copy !req
433. - Which are you?
- Armorer's apprentice.Copy !req
434. My master got sick of me.
So, here I am.Copy !req
435. Come on, you sorry sons
of whores!Copy !req
436. It's a thousand leagues
from here to the Wall,Copy !req
437. and winter is coming!Copy !req
438. Ham... How many days in a row
can a person be expectedCopy !req
439. to start the day with ham?Copy !req
440. Get me some beer, at least.Copy !req
441. You look exhausted. Was your
moonlight ride that tiring?Copy !req
442. Ah, calm yourself. If we beheaded
everyone who ran away for a night,Copy !req
443. only ghosts would guard
the Wall.Copy !req
444. At least you weren't whoring
in Mole's Town.Copy !req
445. Honor made you leave.
Honor brought you back.Copy !req
446. - My friends brought me back.
- I didn't say it was your honor.Copy !req
447. They killed my father.Copy !req
448. And you were going to bring him
back to life? No? Good.Copy !req
449. We've had enough
of that sort of thing.Copy !req
450. Beyond the Wall, rangers have found
whole villages abandoned.Copy !req
451. At night they see fires blazing in
the mountains from dusk until dawn.Copy !req
452. A captive wildling swears their tribes
are uniting in some secret stronghold,Copy !req
453. to what end the gods only know.Copy !req
454. Outside Eastwatch, Cotter Pyke's
men discovered four blue-eyed corpses.Copy !req
455. Unlike us, they were wise
enough to burn them.Copy !req
456. Do you think your brother's war
is more important than ours?Copy !req
457. No.Copy !req
458. When dead men or worse come
hunting for us in the night,Copy !req
459. do you think it matters
who sits on the Iron Throne?Copy !req
460. - No.
- Good.Copy !req
461. Because I want you and that wolf
with usCopy !req
462. when we go
beyond the Wall tomorrow.Copy !req
463. Beyond the Wall?Copy !req
464. I will not sit here meekly and wait
for the snows.Copy !req
465. I mean to find out
what is happening.Copy !req
466. Night's Watch will ride in force
against the wildlings,Copy !req
467. the White Walkers,
and whatever else is out there.Copy !req
468. And we will find Benjen Stark.
Alive, or dead.Copy !req
469. I will command them myself.Copy !req
470. So I will only ask you once,
Lord Snow:Copy !req
471. Are you a brother
of the Night's WatchCopy !req
472. or a bastard boy
who wants to play at war?Copy !req
473. Is this your command,
khaleesi?Copy !req
474. Drogo will have no use for dragon
eggs in the night lands. Sell them.Copy !req
475. You can return to the Free Cities
and live as a wealthy womanCopy !req
476. for all your days.Copy !req
477. They were not given
to me to sell.Copy !req
478. Khaleesi... My queen...Copy !req
479. I vow to serve you, to obey you,
to die for you if need be.Copy !req
480. But let him go.Copy !req
481. I know what you intend.
Do not.Copy !req
482. I must.
You don't understand.Copy !req
483. Do not ask me to stand aside
as you climb on that pyre.Copy !req
484. I will not watch you burn.Copy !req
485. Is that what you fear?Copy !req
486. You will be my khalasar.
I see the faces of slaves.Copy !req
487. I free you.
Take off your collars.Copy !req
488. Go if you wish,
no one will stop you.Copy !req
489. But if you stay, it will be
as brothers and sisters,Copy !req
490. as husbands and wives.Copy !req
491. Ser Jorah, bind this woman
to the pyre.Copy !req
492. You swore to obey me.Copy !req
493. I am Daenerys Stormborn,
of House Targaryen,Copy !req
494. of the blood of old Valyria.Copy !req
495. I am the dragon's daughter,
and I swear to youCopy !req
496. that those who would harm you
will die screaming.Copy !req
497. You will not hear me scream.Copy !req
498. I will.Copy !req
499. But it is not
your screams I want.Copy !req
500. Only your life.Copy !req
501. Blood of my blood.Copy !req