The
wait
is
over
and
the
winter
has
arrived!
Jon
Snow
is
definitely
dead;
thanks
to
that
cold
face
and
excellent
play
dead
by
Kit
Harrington.
'The
Red
Woman',
the
episode's
title
is
apt
due
to
the
creepy
finish
to
it
and
the
end.
More
on
that
later.
The
much
awaited
Game
of
Thrones
has
finally
been
aired
and
the
first
episode
features
almost
every
important
characters
in
it.
Opening
scenes
reveal
that
Jon
Snow
is
actually
dead,
and
that
his
faithful
brothers
of
the
night's
watch
have
recovered
his
body
and
laid
it
flat
on
an
ice
cold
slab.
So
looks
like
he's
not
getting
resurrected
this
week.
Melisandre,
the
Red
Priestess's
meeting
with
Davos,
was
interesting
to
see
because
of
Davos's
sudden
interest
in
siding
with
her
to
overthrow
the
iron
throne.
Finally,
Sansa
and
Theon
survive
the
fall
and
are
on
the
run.
Brienne's
oath
to
Lady
Stark
has
seen
the
light
of
day
when
she
rescued
Sansa
from
Bolton's
army
and
Theon
too,
got
some
piece
of
action.
He
got
to
save
Pod
and
the
whole
action
sequence
was
intense
but
sweet.
Finally,
the
sand
snakes
return
this
season
with
a
rushed
up
capture
of
Drone
and
back
in
the
King's
landing,
Cersei
learns
of
her
daughter's
demise.
Lena
Headey
has
acted
exceptionally
well
in
that
scene
with
just
her
facial
expressions
conveying
the
message!
The
creepy
reveal
at
the
end
of
the
first
episode
is
definitely
intriguing!
The
Red
Woman,
Melisandre
is
seen
in
her
private
room,
where
she
thinks
a
lot
and
after
a
few
moments
heads
to
the
mirror
to
look
at
herself.
She
disrobes
herself
to
reveal
a
gorgeous
sexy
body
wearing
nothing
but
a
ruby
studded
necklace
just
like
in
the
Titanic!
The
instant
she
removes
that
necklace
a
hideous
old
wrinkled,
almost
bald
woman
is
shown
and
it's
damn
creepy
in
the
reflection.
Is
that
the
cost
the
Red
Priest
and
Priestess
have
to
pay
to
be
that
powerful?
Perhaps,
maybe.
The
much
anticipated
episode
has
failed
to
answer
a
lot
of
questions
that
put
the
whole
previous
season
on
a
bloody
cliffhanger!
It's
too
soon
to
say
we
guess.
Maybe
half
way
through
the
season
it
may
all
seem
to
fit
this
one
giant
puzzle.
Let's
wait
and
watch
how
this
completely
off
the
books
TV
show
manages
to
stay
afloat
in
the
bloody
pool
of
uncertainty.
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tuned
for
more
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of
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