Game of thrones the climb imdb

However, according to series linguist David J. Peterson , with Arya being only 10 years old, she probably doesn't know enough to follow the conversation between Thoros and Melissandre. Real dead rabbits were used for the rabbit-skinning scene, which took numerous takes, meaning that new dead rabbits had to be skinned each time.

Brynden Tully's annoyance with his nephew Edmure for not wanting to marry Roslin Frey to strengthen Robb's position is somewhat hypocritical. Brynden himself refused all marriage candidates whom his brother and Edmure's father Hoster Tully proposed to him in order to strengthen House Tully, which is where much of the animosity between the brothers came from.

Neither the show nor the books make it clear if Tywin Lannister really believes that the rumors about Jaime and Cersei's incestuous relationship are malicious lies, or that he knows this but chooses to pass the rumors off as lies anyway.

In the books, the dress that Brienne has to wear belonged to Lady Whent, the former lady of Harrenhal. The dress is way too big and ill-fitting, and Brienne has to take care not to expose certain body parts. On the show, Brienne's dress was specifically designed to be well-fitting and beautiful, and make her uncomfortable because it forces her to express the stereotypical femininity that she has eschewed for so long by wearing armor and male garments.

For the first time, it is confirmed on screen that the Wall is feet meters tall. As mentioned by Tormund, the Night's Watch always cuts down the trees within a mile of the Wall so that the Wildlings cannot use them as cover during an ambush; the fact that trees now grow so close to the Wall indicates that most castles along the Wall are no longer manned by the Watch.

Note the pile of rubble behind Tormund: this used to be a tunnel through the Wall, but whenever a castle was deserted, its tunnel was collapsed to prevent the Wildings from using it, so they are now forced to climb over it instead. This also emphasises just how dangerous Lord Baelish is as he provided the poor girl to punish Lord Varys; the scene between Aidan Gillen and Conleth Hill which led up to this shock was great.

While not action packed the scene between Maisie Williams and Carice van Houten, as Arya and Melisandre, was brilliant as it showed Arya's inner strength and Melisandre's response suggests that young Arya is going to become a taker of many lives.

Overall a fine episode that hints at things to come. Another exciting episode with lots of action and a great story. The Climb is another average episode, as it's minor snippets of many characters and much of it's setting up.

Robb realizes he has no choice but to repair his relations with the Freys, making Edmure Tully do what he wouldn't. Seriously, what an a-hole! Ygritte tells Jon no matter what side he's on, that they're in it together. They climb the wall, some of it breaks away and Jon saves Ygritte.

Tywin and Olenna meet to discuss marriages, Tywin should of just killed her instead of listening to that drivel. Arya's the last left of her party as Gendry's taken away. Jaime's going to be released but Brienne won't be. I don't recall Daenerys being in this episode and way too many characters I have little interest in took up screen time. Ygritte: You're loyal. And you're brave. You didn't stop being a crow the day you walked into Mance Rayder's tent.

But I'm your woman now, Jon Snow. You're going to be loyal to your woman. The Night's Watch don't care if you live or die. Mance Rayder don't care if I live or die. We're just soldiers in their armies, and there's plenty more to carry on if we go down.

But it's you and me that matters to me and you. Don't ever betray me. Ygritte, Jon, Arya and Jaime the standouts. On hiatus of the war ongoing at Wasteros many keys events came along, the Witch Melisandre didn't find Banners what she looking for and takes Gendry for an intriguing purpose, exchange him a handful of gold leaving the brotherhood puzzled among them the young Arya Starks. Lord Tywin tries on a diplomatic way convinces Olenna Tyrell an alliance through a marriage between Loras Tyrell and Cersei Lannister, even already knowing that Loras is a customary sword swallowing, the wise lady also implies that Lord Tywin on tender age maybe used to something alike, the agreement ends up without a deal and a broken quill pen.

At Ice wall the group prepares themselves for a dangerous endeavor, climbing the high wall with rustic props, of course the screenplay provides an usual incident to uplift the climax of fear on the cracking ice, they reach at the top with Jon Snow displaying some bravery and skill to save Ygritte of certain death.

Meanwhile at Castle's bilge Theon Greyjoy still suffering an everlasting and ruthless torture under the cruel Ramsay Snow causing atrocious pain when he cuts his little finger. Jamie Lannister has a hard dinner in trouble with meat at his plate sponsored by Lord Bolton arguing an achievable return to his family whereas Jamie bears out that his hand's cut had an accidental cutting off without any meddling of him, otherwise won't not possible takes ahead his throwback, Jamie barely agreed since Brienne follow him, the wisely Bolton replays that it will happen in near future concerning the news coming from Port Royal, Brienne must await there for a little longer.

To close the calmed episode Pyter Littlefinger Baesle has a small chat with Lord Varys arguing that he betrayed him in some subjects of utmost importance, Varys tells that made it for the wealth of the Kingdom, the sarcastic Pyter scoff of such statement saying that the chaos is a ladder to climb towards the opportunities.

Thanks for reading. Rainey-Dawn 17 September Season 3, episode 6. Jon and the Wildlings climb The Wall. Theon is still being held captive and brutally tortured. Littlefinger is still being a weasel - trying to worm his way to the top.

Robb is still trying to win back the Freys help - his uncle will marry one of the Freys to help since Robb married Talisa. Tyrion and Cersei discuss why he was trying to be murdered and their own futures by order of their father Tywin Lannister - both are still wondering of their brother Jaime's whereabouts.

This episode is heavy on the interpersonal exchanges, scheming and plotting that "Game of Thrones" does so well, this time tinged with even more of an air of desperation and terror, not to mention a heavy dose of psychotic sadism. Clear your history. Tyrion Lannister. Jaime Lannister. Cersei Lannister. Catelyn Stark. Petyr 'Littlefinger' Baelish. Tywin Lannister. Melisandre as Carice Van Houten. Theon Greyjoy. Samwell Tarly.

Joffrey Baratheon. Olenna Tyrell. Brienne of Tarth. Roose Bolton. Thoros of Myr. Beric Dondarrion. Brynden 'Blackfish' Tully. Edmure Tully. Tormund Giantsbane.

Loras Tyrell. Photos Top cast Edit. Joe Dempsie Gendry as Gendry. Rose Leslie Ygritte as Ygritte. Alik Sakharov. Storyline Edit.

She puts up a good fight but in the end is forced to admit defeat. Tyrion and Cersei bemoan their fate. Tyrion is forced to tell Sansa what his father has decided. Baelish meanwhile eliminates a spy in his midsts. Arya takes an immediate dislike to Melisandre when she arrives at their camp. That dislike grows when she learns Melisandre is taking someone away with her. Jaime negotiates his release and return to King's Landing. Robb, his army depleted, realizes he has no choice but to repair relations with the Freys.

However, since Robb didn't marry one of the Frey daughters as promised, they demand Edmure Tully marry one of them instead. Jon, Ygritte and many others arrive at the Wall and begin the ft. Action Adventure Drama Fantasy. Did you know Edit. Trivia It is the first time that the Valyrian phrase "Valar Morghulis" is given its proper response "Valar Dohaeris" on-screen. Goofs When Jon and Ygritte reach the top of the Wall, there is a hook with a line on top of the Wall.

It makes no sense as they have been climbing up and opening the way as they went, that would make sense if they were about to descend or otherwise somebody put it there for them to climb, which is not the case. Quotes Lord Varys : A thousand blades, taken from the hands of Aegon's fallen enemies. User reviews 18 Review.