1. How many of those fingers do you think
we could shove up his ass?Copy !req
2. Depends if he's had any practice.Copy !req
3. That the sort of thing
you and your sister go in for?Copy !req
4. She loosened you up for us?Copy !req
5. He's going to fall.Copy !req
6. He's going to fall off ms horse Help hmCopy !req
7. Water.Copy !req
8. Water. Please, water.Copy !req
9. Water. Water, please. Please. Please.Copy !req
10. If I die, you won't be getting...Copy !req
11. Oh, enough.Copy !req
12. Here.Copy !req
13. Can't say that I've ever seen a
man drink horse piss that fast.Copy !req
14. Stop!Copy !req
15. MAN Far enough.Copy !req
16. Do that again and I'll
take your other hand.Copy !req
17. Come on, you.Copy !req
18. Oh Lord Tyrion. Come in, come in.Copy !req
19. I hope we might speak in confidence.Copy !req
20. Oh. Always in confidence.Copy !req
21. About the events of the Backwater.Copy !req
22. Perhaps this is the wrong time?Copy !req
23. Oh no it's a wonderful time.Copy !req
24. I thought one of your little birds mightCopy !req
25. Have knowledge of my
sister's intentions to...Copy !req
26. End your life?Copy !req
27. I didn't inherit Littlefinger's spiesCopy !req
28. along with his position, Fm afraid.Copy !req
29. Which is why I'm coming to you.
I need proof.Copy !req
30. Proof? Will there be a trial?Copy !req
31. I need to know.Copy !req
32. I have no proof, only whispers.Copy !req
33. Before all this nastiness,Copy !req
34. I was going to tell you
the story of how I was cut.Copy !req
35. Do you want to hear it still?Copy !req
36. I don't know. Do I?Copy !req
37. As a boy, I traveled with a troupe of
actors through the Free CitiesCopy !req
38. One day in Myr,Copy !req
39. a certain man made
my master an offer too tempting to refuseCopy !req
40. I feared the man meant to use meCopy !req
41. as I'd heard some men used small boys.Copy !req
42. But what he wanted was far worse.Copy !req
43. He gave me a potion
that made me powerless to move or speak,Copy !req
44. yet did nothing to dull my senses.Copy !req
45. With a hooked blade he sliced me,Copy !req
46. root and stem. Chanting all the while.Copy !req
47. He burned my parts in a brazier.Copy !req
48. The flames turned We
and I heard a voice answer has call.Copy !req
49. I still dream of that night.Copy !req
50. Not of the sorcerer, not of his blade.Copy !req
51. I dream of the voice from the flames.Copy !req
52. Was it a god? A demon? A conjuror's trick?Copy !req
53. I don't know.Copy !req
54. But the sorcerer called
and a voice answered.Copy !req
55. And ever since that day, I have hated magic
and all those who practice it.Copy !req
56. But you can see why I was
eager to aid in yourCopy !req
57. fight against Stannis
and his red priestess.Copy !req
58. A symbolic revenge of sons.Copy !req
59. Yes.Copy !req
60. I feel the need for actual revenge againstCopy !req
61. the actual person who
tried to have me killed,Copy !req
62. which will require
a degree of influence, which...Copy !req
63. You do not possess at the moment.Copy !req
64. But influence is
largely a matter of patience, I have found.Copy !req
65. Once I had served the sorcerer's purpose,Copy !req
66. he threw me out of his house to die.Copy !req
67. I resolved to live to spite him.Copy !req
68. I begged.Copy !req
69. I sold what pans of my body remained to me.Copy !req
70. I became an excellent thief,Copy !req
71. and soon learned that
the contents of a man's lettersCopy !req
72. are more valuable
than the contents of ms purseCopy !req
73. Step by step.
one distasteful task after another,Copy !req
74. I made my way from the shims of Myr
to the Small Council chamberCopy !req
75. Influence grows like a weed.Copy !req
76. I tended mine patientlyCopy !req
77. until its tendrils reached
from the Red KeepCopy !req
78. all the way across to the
far side of the world,Copy !req
79. where I managed
to wrap them around something very specialCopy !req
80. Ugh.Copy !req
81. The sorcerer.Copy !req
82. Hello' my old friend.Copy !req
83. It's been a long time.Copy !req
84. I have no doubt
the revenge you want will be yours in time,Copy !req
85. if you have the stomach for it.Copy !req
86. When people talk about the Night's Watch,Copy !req
87. they never mention the shoveling.Copy !req
88. Or the shit.Copy !req
89. They tell you about honor,Copy !req
90. pardoning crimes, and protecting the ream,Copy !req
91. but shoveling really is most of it.Copy !req
92. And getting attacked or killed or worse.Copy !req
93. And that.Copy !req
94. But when you're not getting attacked or
killed, usually you're shoveling.Copy !req
95. Ah, look. More shit.Copy !req
96. I was starting to wonder
what to do with the rest of me day.Copy !req
97. We need to get out of here.Copy !req
98. When the Lord Commander
says we go we go.Copy !req
99. The Lord Commander
told us to go to the Fist of the First Men.Copy !req
100. How'd that turn out for us?Copy !req
101. He had no way of knowing.Copy !req
102. We do now. We know what's out there.Copy !req
103. Craster's been out here surviving.Copy !req
104. So he's your
new protector now? Our good friend Craster?Copy !req
105. We're like the sons he never had.Copy !req
106. Mormont isn't gonna save you.Copy !req
107. This lummox here isn't gonna save you.Copy !req
108. When the Walkers come calling, Craster will
serve us up like so many pigs.Copy !req
109. If we want to live,Copy !req
110. we'll have to look out for ourselves.Copy !req
111. You woke him.Copy !req
112. I'm sorry.Copy !req
113. - He's beautiful.
- Shh!Copy !req
114. He's beautiful.Copy !req
115. - Does he have a name?
- NoCopy !req
116. Are you going to give mm one?Copy !req
117. Why?Copy !req
118. - Here.
- Gilly.Copy !req
119. You said to hold it for you
until you came back.Copy !req
120. - You're back.
- I wanted you to have itCopy !req
121. I don't want your stupid thimble.Copy !req
122. I want to save
my baby's We Can you do that?Copy !req
123. Can you?Copy !req
124. I don't have time for you.Copy !req
125. I don't have time for anyone but himCopy !req
126. because he doesn't have much time.Copy !req
127. You have to go after him.Copy !req
128. How?Copy !req
129. You know how.Copy !req
130. Brandon.Copy !req
131. - Mother.
- How many times have I told you?Copy !req
132. No climbing.Copy !req
133. Mother, I need to find it.
It's here. It's calling me.Copy !req
134. I want you to promise me.
No more climbing. Promise me.Copy !req
135. Promise me! Promise me!Copy !req
136. Mother! Mother!Copy !req
137. Promise me, Bran!Copy !req
138. Promise me!Copy !req
139. Is he very large?Copy !req
140. No larger than usual, apparently.Copy !req
141. And yet, they said that he was...Copy !req
142. Extraordinary.Copy !req
143. The most extraordinary man they've ever
had. And they've had a lot of men.Copy !req
144. We're talking about the same Podrick?Copy !req
145. The quiet boy in
Lord Tyrion's service? Seems a bit simple?Copy !req
146. What did he do to them?Copy !req
147. I don't know, my lord.Copy !req
148. The girls are usually quite descriptive.Copy !req
149. So what did they say?Copy !req
150. They said it was hard to describe.Copy !req
151. Huh.Copy !req
152. Prodigies appear in the oddest of places.Copy !req
153. And what did
Littlefinger say about this loss of income?Copy !req
154. He was too preoccupied to notice.Copy !req
155. He's leaving for the Eyrie soon.Copy !req
156. I'm helping him prepare for his journey.Copy !req
157. Ah, yes, to pursue his enduring love of theCopy !req
158. Lady Arryn and the title
that comes with her.Copy !req
159. Sad, really.Copy !req
160. Is that all it takes to make our friendCopy !req
161. Lose interest m poor Sansa Stark?Copy !req
162. He hasn't spoken to her
since the last time, as far as I know.Copy !req
163. Hmm.Copy !req
164. But I don't think he's lost interest.Copy !req
165. What makes you say so?Copy !req
166. His shipboard inventory.Copy !req
167. You can read
Rare for a woman in your professionCopy !req
168. - Former profession.
- Of courseCopy !req
169. I'm missing something obvious
you're about to point out?Copy !req
170. Two featherbeds.Copy !req
171. He's bringing two
featherbeds for the cabin.Copy !req
172. Who is important enough to LittlefingerCopy !req
173. to merit a featherbed,
besides Littlefinger?Copy !req
174. Could he be bringing one of his girls?Copy !req
175. He's not interested in them, my lord.Copy !req
176. How do you know?Copy !req
177. Because I'm one of his girls.Copy !req
178. Prodigies in odd maces indeed.Copy !req
179. Rhaenyra Targaryen was murderedCopy !req
180. by her brother or rather his dragon.Copy !req
181. It ate her while her son watched.Copy !req
182. What's left of her is
buried in the crypts right down there.Copy !req
183. The ceremony
is traditionally held in the main sanctum,Copy !req
184. which seats 700 comfortably.Copy !req
185. There appears
to be a good deal of room elsewhereCopy !req
186. on the premises for everyone else.Copy !req
187. There aren't
more than 700 people of any importance.Copy !req
188. No the rest are there
to look adoringly upon the 700Copy !req
189. to remind them how superior they
must be to have the best seats.Copy !req
190. Over there, in that urn,
the ashes of Aerion Targaryen.Copy !req
191. Aerion Brightflame, they called him.Copy !req
192. He thought drinking wildfire
would turn him into a dragon.Copy !req
193. He was wrong.Copy !req
194. And, of course,
there's the Mad King, killed by my uncle.Copy !req
195. Would you like to
see where the last Targaryens are buried?Copy !req
196. Are you sure Lady Margaery
doesn't find all this a bit macabre?Copy !req
197. No, it's quite all right, Your Grace.Copy !req
198. I'd love to see their tombs, really.Copy !req
199. It's like taking a walk through history.Copy !req
200. The tomb's just up here.Copy !req
201. This is so exciting.Copy !req
202. You were married here, Your Grace?Copy !req
203. Yes.Copy !req
204. Must seem like only yesterday.Copy !req
205. Hmm. Seems like a lifetime ago.Copy !req
206. Your husband was buried here as well?Copy !req
207. No, he wanted his remains
returned to Storms End.Copy !req
208. Such a tragedy.Copy !req
209. A fairly predictable tragedy.Copy !req
210. Hunting and drinking don't mix.Copy !req
211. I should say not.Copy !req
212. My son's a hunter. It helps him forgetCopy !req
213. he's never been within a
mile of a real battle.Copy !req
214. I seem to recall he laid siege to Storm's
End for the better part of a year.Copy !req
215. All he laid siege to
was the banquet table in the command tent.Copy !req
216. I told him to stay out
of Robert's Rebellion.Copy !req
217. He had no business fighting
an actual warrior.Copy !req
218. We mothers do what
we canto keep our sons from the grave.Copy !req
219. But they do seem to yearn for it.Copy !req
220. We shower them with good sense,Copy !req
221. and it slides right off,
like rain off a wing.Copy !req
222. And yet the world belongs to them.Copy !req
223. A ridiculous arrangement, to my mind.Copy !req
224. The Gods have seen fit to make it soCopy !req
225. My father didn't want them here.Copy !req
226. He was going to have their bodies burned
and thrown in the Blackwater,Copy !req
227. But the High Septon
convinced him otherwise.Copy !req
228. I'm glad he did.Copy !req
229. I'm sorry, Your Grace.Copy !req
230. I know they did terrible things at the end,Copy !req
231. but their ancestors built this.Copy !req
232. Sometimes severity
is the price we pay for greatness.Copy !req
233. I couldn't agree more.Copy !req
234. Shall we go and see them?Copy !req
235. they will return it a thousand fold.Copy !req
236. I've spoken with them.
I know how they feel about you.Copy !req
237. You led the defense of King's Landing.Copy !req
238. They adore you.Copy !req
239. Open the doors.Copy !req
240. Jeffrey.Copy !req
241. Wait.Copy !req
242. - Lady Margaery!
- Lady Margaery!Copy !req
243. Bless you, Lady Margaery!Copy !req
244. Lady Margaery!Copy !req
245. Lady Margaery!Copy !req
246. Margaery!Copy !req
247. Long live Lady Margaery!Copy !req
248. King Joffrey!Copy !req
249. King Joffrey!Copy !req
250. King Joffrey!Copy !req
251. King Joffrey!Copy !req
252. King Joffrey!Copy !req
253. Gods bless King Joffrey!Copy !req
254. How far is it to Deepwood Motte?Copy !req
255. Not far, my lord.Copy !req
256. Your sister is waiting for you there.Copy !req
257. - She sent you to save me?
- Yes.Copy !req
258. I sewed them'
the men who were torturing youCopy !req
259. I did what they told and waited.Copy !req
260. Why would you risk your life for me?Copy !req
261. I grew up on Saltcliffe, my lord.Copy !req
262. I was only a boy when they took you away.Copy !req
263. My father brought us up to the bluffsCopy !req
264. so we could watch you carried off.Copy !req
265. I remember the look
on my father's face when he told us,Copy !req
266. "That's Balon Greyjoy's last living son."Copy !req
267. And those are the words I heard over againCopy !req
268. when I saw what they were doing to you.Copy !req
269. Those men' they said my father
knew what they were doing to meCopy !req
270. Did he?Copy !req
271. I don't know, my lord.
They... They never told me much.Copy !req
272. My sister's men are loyal to her.Copy !req
273. We don't need to hide from them.Copy !req
274. Not all those are your sister's men.Copy !req
275. Some of them are loyal to your father.Copy !req
276. Hmm.Copy !req
277. What is it?Copy !req
278. I was just thinking how jealous I wasCopy !req
279. when my father told Yara
to take this place.Copy !req
280. What did he tell you to do?Copy !req
281. Raid fishing villages.Copy !req
282. He didn't trust me. Thought I was a Stark.Copy !req
283. I could never be a Stark.Copy !req
284. Robb Stark always reminded me of that.Copy !req
285. He lorded it over you?Copy !req
286. Didn't have to.Copy !req
287. All he had to do was be.Copy !req
288. Be who he was born to be.Copy !req
289. His life fit him better than his clothes.Copy !req
290. How could someone like that
ever be a brother to me?Copy !req
291. He's the King tn the North.Copy !req
292. And me...Copy !req
293. My father gave me a choice and I made it.Copy !req
294. I could never be a Stark.Copy !req
295. But ironborn that's what I was born to be.Copy !req
296. I paid the iron price for Winterfell.Copy !req
297. I murdered those boys.Copy !req
298. The Stark boys?Copy !req
299. Never found them.Copy !req
300. Just some poor orphans
living with a farmer.Copy !req
301. I let Dagmer slit their throats
and I let him burn the bodies,Copy !req
302. so I could keep Winter-fellCopy !req
303. and make my father proud.Copy !req
304. Maybe it's not too late.Copy !req
305. It is.Copy !req
306. My real father lost his
head at King's Landing.Copy !req
307. I made a choice,Copy !req
308. and I chose wrong.Copy !req
309. And now I've burned everything down.Copy !req
310. Not everything, my lord.Copy !req
311. She's up here.Copy !req
312. - Yara.
- Shh!Copy !req
313. Wait.Copy !req
314. I brought him back. He...
He killed the others.Copy !req
315. What? No, I didn't.Copy !req
316. You can't'Copy !req
317. No' Please. Stop!Copy !req
318. No!Copy !req
319. Put him back where he belongs.Copy !req
320. Eat.Copy !req
321. What are you doing?Copy !req
322. I'm dying-Copy !req
323. You can't die.Copy !req
324. You need to live to take revenge.Copy !req
325. I don't care about revenge.Copy !req
326. You coward.Copy !req
327. A little misfortune and you're giving up.Copy !req
328. Misfor.Copy !req
329. Misfortune?Copy !req
330. You lost your hand.Copy !req
331. My sword hand I was that hand.Copy !req
332. You have a taste,Copy !req
333. one taste of the real worldCopy !req
334. where people have
important things taken from them,Copy !req
335. and you whine and cry and quit.Copy !req
336. You sound like a bloody woman.Copy !req
337. I know what you did for me.Copy !req
338. You told them Tarth was full of sapphires.Copy !req
339. It's called the Sapphire Isle
because of the blue of its water.Copy !req
340. You knew that.Copy !req
341. Why did you hem me?Copy !req
342. You wanted to speak to me?Copy !req
343. Yes, about Jaime.Copy !req
344. What about mm?Copy !req
345. I wanted to make sure we're doingCopy !req
346. everything we can to get mm back.Copy !req
347. When Catelyn Stark took Tyrion prisoner,Copy !req
348. what did I do in response?Copy !req
349. You started a war.Copy !req
350. And if I would start
a war for that lecherous little stump,Copy !req
351. what do you think I am doing
for my oldest son and heir?Copy !req
352. Whatever you can.Copy !req
353. Whatever I can.Copy !req
354. You're still here.Copy !req
355. Yes.Copy !req
356. Why?Copy !req
357. Did it ever occur to you thatCopy !req
358. I might be the one who deservesCopy !req
359. your confidence and your trust,Copy !req
360. not your sons?Copy !req
361. Not Jaime or Tyrion, but me.Copy !req
362. Years and years of lectures
on family and legacy...Copy !req
363. The same lecture, really,
just with tiny, tedious variations.Copy !req
364. Did it ever occur to you that your daughterCopy !req
365. might be the only one
listening to them, living by them?Copy !req
366. That she might have the most
to contribute to your legacyCopy !req
367. that you love so much more
than your actual children?Copy !req
368. All fight. Contribute.Copy !req
369. The Tyrells are a problem.Copy !req
370. The Tyrells helped us
defeat Stannis Baratheon.Copy !req
371. The Tyrells saved your life,
your children's lives.Copy !req
372. Margaery has her claws in Jeffrey.Copy !req
373. She knows how to manipulate mm.Copy !req
374. Good I wish you knew
how to manipulate him.Copy !req
375. I don't distrust you
because you're a woman.Copy !req
376. I distrust you because
you're not as smart as you think you are.Copy !req
377. You've allowed that boy to ride roughshodCopy !req
378. over you and everyone else in this city.Copy !req
379. Perhaps you should try
stopping him from doing what he likes.Copy !req
380. I will.Copy !req
381. Do you like it Nana?Copy !req
382. Another golden rose. How original.Copy !req
383. I eat from plates stamped with roses.Copy !req
384. I sleep in sheets embroidered with roses.Copy !req
385. I have a golden rose
painted on my chamber pot,Copy !req
386. as if that makes it smell any better.Copy !req
387. Roses are boring, dear.Copy !req
388. "Growing strong.“Copy !req
389. Ha' The dullest words of any house.Copy !req
390. "Winter is coming!" Now that's memorable.Copy !req
391. "We do not sow." Strong Strong.Copy !req
392. Those are houses you watch out for.Copy !req
393. Direwolwes and krakens, fierce beasts.Copy !req
394. But a golden rose growing strong,Copy !req
395. that strikes fear in the heart.Copy !req
396. Look, little loves.Copy !req
397. A spider in the garden.Copy !req
398. Run along now. Grow strong.Copy !req
399. My lady.Copy !req
400. I wanted to personally
welcome you to King's Landing.Copy !req
401. The city has
been made brighter by your presenceCopy !req
402. The city is made brighter by my presence?Copy !req
403. Lord Varys? Are you here to seduce me?Copy !req
404. A little obvious, perhaps.Copy !req
405. Oh no please.
Seduce away It's been so long.Copy !req
406. Though I rather think it's all for naught.Copy !req
407. What happens when
the nonexistent bumps against the decrepit?Copy !req
408. A question for the philosophers.Copy !req
409. But you've come mincing
all this way for something.Copy !req
410. - So?
- Might I sit?Copy !req
411. No.Copy !req
412. Come. I've heard you're such a clever man.Copy !req
413. I'm curious why you've sought me out.Copy !req
414. You've taken an interest in Sansa StarkCopy !req
415. Havel?
Because I spoke to her once in this gardenCopy !req
416. and one of your little spies
came running to tell you?Copy !req
417. Why shouldn't I? She's an interesting girl.Copy !req
418. Is she?Copy !req
419. No. not particularly.Copy !req
420. But she's had an interesting childhood.Copy !req
421. She has. Sadly.Copy !req
422. Well, forgive me for
wasting your time, then.Copy !req
423. I thought we shared
certain hopes for her well-being.Copy !req
424. Come, come.
You surrender rather easily.Copy !req
425. Walk with me.Copy !req
426. I know the walls have ears,
but apparently the shrubbery does, tooCopy !req
427. I choose my allies carefully, and
my enemies more carefully still.Copy !req
428. Which is Sansa Stark?Copy !req
429. Neither. A babe in the woods.Copy !req
430. I admired her father.Copy !req
431. Yes.Copy !req
432. Ned Stark had many admirers,Copy !req
433. and how marry stepped forward
when the executioner came for his head?Copy !req
434. I could not help Lord Stark.
Perhaps I can help his daughter.Copy !req
435. How?Copy !req
436. You're not the only one
who has taken an interest in her.Copy !req
437. That's hardly surprising.
She's a beautiful girl with a famous name.Copy !req
438. Indeed. She'd make a lovely
match for the right suitor.Copy !req
439. It almost feels
as if you're about to arrive at the point.Copy !req
440. Littlefinger is not long for the capital.Copy !req
441. A confidant of mine has told me thatCopy !req
442. when he goes Sansa Stark goes with him.Copy !req
443. And why have you come
to me with this matter?Copy !req
444. Littlefinger was born
with no lands, no wealth, no armies.Copy !req
445. He has acquired the
first two. How long before he has the army?Copy !req
446. Perhaps you'll laugh,
but I know him better than most,Copy !req
447. and this is the truth.Copy !req
448. Littlefinger is one of
the most dangerous men in Westeros.Copy !req
449. If Robb Stark falls,
Sansa Stark is the key to the North.Copy !req
450. And if he marries her,
he'll have the key in his pocketCopy !req
451. Which seems such a shame.Copy !req
452. Why should a man with such a low reputationCopy !req
453. steal away such a lovely bride?Copy !req
454. You must despise him.
You're working so hard to undermine him.Copy !req
455. Actually, I rather enjoy him.Copy !req
456. But he would see this country burnCopy !req
457. if he could be king of the ashes.Copy !req
458. You are a clever man, Lord Varys.Copy !req
459. You are too kind.
I believe I have a possible solution.Copy !req
460. One doesn't need to
be clever for that. It's obvious, isn't it?Copy !req
461. I didn't mean to disturb you.Copy !req
462. You haven't.Copy !req
463. We'd like some privacy, please.Copy !req
464. If you wouldn't mind
waiting back inside the keep.Copy !req
465. Or if you'd be kind enough
to give me your names,Copy !req
466. I'll ask the King to
speak with you himself.Copy !req
467. What did you pray for?Copy !req
468. I can't tell you.Copy !req
469. Why not?Copy !req
470. I'll tell you
what I prayed for in the Sept this morningCopy !req
471. Let's see,
for my family's health and happiness,Copy !req
472. for an end to the war, for a short winter.Copy !req
473. Boring and traditional, I'm afraid.
And you?Copy !req
474. I'm sorry, I just can't.Copy !req
475. My cousin Alanna
was the most beautiful girl I'd ever seen.Copy !req
476. When I was 12, I was all elbows and knees,Copy !req
477. and Manna
looked like a goddess sent to torture me.Copy !req
478. "Pig Face," she called me.Copy !req
479. “Pig Face"? That's ridiculous.Copy !req
480. It had something to do with my nose.Copy !req
481. Whenever she passed me
in the halls, she'd oink.Copy !req
482. So I prayed that
she'd catch a horrible skin disease.Copy !req
483. A week after that,
she came down with porridge plague.Copy !req
484. Porridge plague?Copy !req
485. you don't have it in the North?Copy !req
486. Your" skin starts to look like boiled oats,Copy !req
487. and eventually,
your face slides off and you die in agony.Copy !req
488. But that's awful.Copy !req
489. You're...Copy !req
490. I believed you!Copy !req
491. Porridge plague. I'm an idiot.Copy !req
492. Don't say that. No, you're not.Copy !req
493. So what happened to Alanna?Copy !req
494. Oh, she grew up to be
the most beautiful womanCopy !req
495. and married a handsome
lord and they have darling childrenCopy !req
496. and live in a castle by the sea.Copy !req
497. It's all terribly frustrating.Copy !req
498. I'm sure she's jealous of you now.Copy !req
499. You'll be married here in the capital,Copy !req
500. and shew have to come watch andCopy !req
501. pretend to be happy that you're queen.Copy !req
502. I want us to be friends, good friends.Copy !req
503. That would make me very happy.Copy !req
504. You must see Highgarden.
You'd love it there. I know you would.Copy !req
505. We have a great
masquerade the night of the harvest moon.Copy !req
506. You should see the
costumes. People work on them for months.Copy !req
507. Uh. I don't think the Queen would
let me leave King's Landing.Copy !req
508. The Queen Regent you mean.
Once I marry Joffrey. I'll be queen.Copy !req
509. And if you were to marry Loras,Copy !req
510. your place would
be at Highgarden, wouldn't it?Copy !req
511. We would be sisters,
you and I. Would you like that?Copy !req
512. His name was Bannen.Copy !req
513. He was a good man, a good ranger.Copy !req
514. He came to us from...Copy !req
515. Where did he come from?Copy !req
516. Down White Harbor way.Copy !req
517. He came to us from White Harbor.Copy !req
518. Never failed in his duty.Copy !req
519. He kept ms vows the best he could.Copy !req
520. He rode far. Fought fiercely.Copy !req
521. We shall never see his like again.Copy !req
522. And now his watch has ended.Copy !req
523. And now his watch has ended.Copy !req
524. Didn't think a broke foot could kill a man.Copy !req
525. It wasn't his foot that killed him.Copy !req
526. That bastard Craster starved him to death.Copy !req
527. Craster's got his daughters to feed.Copy !req
528. You on his side?Copy !req
529. We can't just show up
and steal all his food.Copy !req
530. We're brothers of
the Nights Watch not thievesCopy !req
531. The day we leave.
Craster will tap a barrel of our wine,Copy !req
532. and sit down to a feast of ham and potatoesCopy !req
533. and laugh at us starving in the snow.Copy !req
534. He's a bloody wildling.Copy !req
535. Never knew Bannen could smell so good.Copy !req
536. You have one son. Don't you, Mormont?Copy !req
537. I had my 99th.Copy !req
538. You ever meet a man with 99 sons?Copy !req
539. And more daughters than I can count.Copy !req
540. I'm glad for you.Copy !req
541. Are you now?Copy !req
542. Me, I'll be glad when
you and yours have gone.Copy !req
543. As soon as our wounded are strong enough.Copy !req
544. Ah!Copy !req
545. They're as strong as they're gonna get.Copy !req
546. Them that's dying, why don't youCopy !req
547. out their throats and be done with it?Copy !req
548. Or leave them if you've not the
stomach, and I'll sort them myself.Copy !req
549. Whose throat you gonna out, old man?Copy !req
550. Wait outside.Copy !req
551. It's cold outside and
there's nothing to eat.Copy !req
552. My wives gave you bread.Copy !req
553. There's sawdust in the bread.Copy !req
554. You don't like it,
you go out there and eat the snow.Copy !req
555. I'd rather eat what you've got hidden away.Copy !req
556. I told you to wait outside.Copy !req
557. He's sitting there drinking our
wine, eating his fill while we die.Copy !req
558. I gave you crows enough.Copy !req
559. I've got to feed my women!Copy !req
560. You admit you've got a hidden larder?Copy !req
561. How else you make it through winter?Copy !req
562. - Enough! Out!
- I am a godly man.Copy !req
563. You're a stingy bastard!Copy !req
564. Bastard?Copy !req
565. Out with you, you little thief.Copy !req
566. And you! And you!Copy !req
567. Go sleep in the cold on empty bellies.Copy !req
568. I'll chop the hands off
the next man who calls me bastard.Copy !req
569. You are a bastard.Copy !req
570. A daughter-fucking, wildling bastard.Copy !req
571. The Gods will curse us for this.Copy !req
572. By all the laws...Copy !req
573. There are no laws beyond the Wall.Copy !req
574. Show us where he hides the food,
or you'll get the same as him.Copy !req
575. Unhand her.Copy !req
576. I shall have your head for this.Copy !req
577. Quickly Quickly.Copy !req
578. What's happening?Copy !req
579. I'm not going out there.Copy !req
580. No, we have to go. Now!Copy !req
581. Follow me. I know the best way.Copy !req
582. Come on.Copy !req
583. Run fast, Piggy, and sleep well!Copy !req
584. I'll be cutting your throat
one of these nights.Copy !req
585. Can I take this hood off yet?Copy !req
586. I do apologize little lady,Copy !req
587. but it's better for you
if you don't see where we're going.Copy !req
588. Halt!Copy !req
589. - What is it?
- Blackstrap rum.Copy !req
590. Ugh!Copy !req
591. Not easy finding molasses in wartime.Copy !req
592. I'd have some.Copy !req
593. Let's go home.Copy !req
594. What is this place?Copy !req
595. Somewhere neither wolves
nor lions come prowling.Copy !req
596. You look like a bunch of swineherds.Copy !req
597. Some of us were swineherds.Copy !req
598. And some of us
tanners and masons. That was before.Copy !req
599. You're still swineherds
and tanners and masons.Copy !req
600. You think carrying a crooked
spear makes you a soldier?Copy !req
601. No.Copy !req
602. Fighting in a war makes you a soldier.Copy !req
603. Beric Dondarrion?Copy !req
604. You've seen better days.Copy !req
605. And I won't see them again.Copy !req
606. Stark deserters. Baratheon deserters.Copy !req
607. You lot aren't
fighting in a war, you're running from it.Copy !req
608. Last I heard,
you were King Jeffrey's guard dog.Copy !req
609. But here you are 1000 miles from
home. Which of us is running?Copy !req
610. Untie these ropes and we'll find out.Copy !req
611. What are you doing
leading a mob of peasants?Copy !req
612. Ned Stark ordered me to execute your
brother in King Robert's name.Copy !req
613. Ned Stark is deadCopy !req
614. King Robert is dead.Copy !req
615. My brother's alive.Copy !req
616. You're fighting for ghosts.Copy !req
617. That's what we are,
ghosts waiting for you in the dark.Copy !req
618. You can't see us, but we see you.Copy !req
619. No matter whose cloak
you wear, Lannister, Stark, Baratheon,Copy !req
620. you prey on the weak,Copy !req
621. the Brotherhood
Without Banners will hunt you down.Copy !req
622. You found god? Is that it?Copy !req
623. Aye.Copy !req
624. I've been reborn
in the light of the one true god.Copy !req
625. As have we all.Copy !req
626. As would any man
who's seen the things we've seen.Copy !req
627. If you mean to murder
me then get on with it.Copy !req
628. You'll die soon enough, dog.Copy !req
629. But it won't be murder, only justice.Copy !req
630. And a kinder fate than you deserve.
Lions, you call yourselves.Copy !req
631. At the Mummer's Ford,
girls of seven years were raped,Copy !req
632. and babes still on the breast were out
in two while their mothers watched.Copy !req
633. I wasn't at the Mummer's Ford.Copy !req
634. Dump your dead children at some other door.Copy !req
635. House Clegane was built upon dead children.Copy !req
636. I saw them lay Prince Aegon and Princess
Rhaenys before the Iron Throne.Copy !req
637. Do you take me for
my brother? ls being born Clegane a crime?Copy !req
638. Murder is a crime.Copy !req
639. I never touched the Targaryen babes.Copy !req
640. I never saw them never smelled
them, never heard them bawling.Copy !req
641. You want to cut my throat, get on with it!Copy !req
642. But don't call me murderer
and pretend that you're not.Copy !req
643. You murdered Mycah.Copy !req
644. The butcher's boy. My friend.Copy !req
645. He was 12 years old.
He was unarmed And you rode mm downCopy !req
646. You slung him
over your horse like he was some deer.Copy !req
647. Aye, he was a bleeder.Copy !req
648. You don't deny killing this boy?Copy !req
649. I was Jeffrey's sworn shield.Copy !req
650. - The boy attacked the prince.
- That's a lie!Copy !req
651. I hit Jeffrey. Mycah just ran away.Copy !req
652. Then I should have killed you. Not
my place to question princes.Copy !req
653. You stand accused of murder.Copy !req
654. But no one here knows the truthCopy !req
655. of the charge, so it is
not for us to judge you.Copy !req
656. Only the Lord of Light may do that now.Copy !req
657. I sentence you to trial by combat.Copy !req
658. So, who will it be?Copy !req
659. Should we find out
if your fire god really loves you: priest?Copy !req
660. Or you, archer? What are you
worth with a sword in your hand?Copy !req
661. Or is the little girl the bravest one here?Copy !req
662. Aye.Copy !req
663. She might be.Copy !req
664. But it's me you'll fight.Copy !req
665. The master says they are untested.Copy !req
666. He says you would be wise
to blood them early.Copy !req
667. There are many small cities betweenCopy !req
668. here and there, cities ripe for sacking.Copy !req
669. Should you take captives, the masters willCopy !req
670. buy the healthy ones and for a good price.Copy !req
671. And who knows?Copy !req
672. In 10 years some of the boys you send themCopy !req
673. may be Unsullied in their turn.Copy !req
674. Thus, all shall prosper.Copy !req
675. Is it done, then? They belong to me?Copy !req
676. It is done.Copy !req
677. It is done.Copy !req
678. She holds the whip.Copy !req
679. You hold the whip.Copy !req
680. This bitch has her army.Copy !req
681. Unsullied!Copy !req
682. Forward march!Copy !req
683. Halt!Copy !req
684. Tell the bitch her beast won't come.Copy !req
685. A dragon is not a slave.Copy !req
686. You speak Valyrian?Copy !req
687. I am Daenerys Stormborn
of the House Targaryen,Copy !req
688. of the blood of Old Valyria.Copy !req
689. Valyrian is my mother tongue.Copy !req
690. Unsullied!Copy !req
691. Slay the masters,Copy !req
692. slay the soldiers,
slay every man who holds a whip,Copy !req
693. but harm no child.Copy !req
694. Strike the chains off every slave you see!Copy !req
695. I am your master!Copy !req
696. Kill her! Kill her!Copy !req
697. Kill her!Copy !req
698. Dracarys.Copy !req
699. Unsullied!Copy !req
700. You have been slaves all your life.
Today you are free.Copy !req
701. Any man who wishes to leave may leave,
and no one will harm him.Copy !req
702. I give you my word.Copy !req
703. Will you fight for me?
As free men?Copy !req