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Send us a textJaime tarries in Darry to confront his cousin Lancel. He finds a man lost to his faith, a faith that has taken up arms with relish. Mackelly and Simon consider converting.Chapter Review:Jaime Lannister finds Darry being rebuilt but still scarred by recent wars. His uncle Kevan has left, having quarreled with Lancel after the wedding of Lancel to Amerei Frey - heir to Darry.Jaime encourages his squire Peck to make a move with the freed girl Pia - between whom a romance has bloomed. Jaime advises the young lad to seek her permission and to treat her kindly. At dinner Amerei Frey-Darry-Lannister beseeches Jaime to stay and protect Darry from the wolves and brigands that plague the region. Jaime demurs, but others are willing to help.Jaime finds Lancel in the sept where he doesn't eat, but does sleep. Lancel confesses all his crimes, including the fact that he already confessed those crimes to the former High Septon. His new plan is to set aside Amerei and to return to King's Landing as a member of the Faith Militant. Jaime cannot understand why anyone would give up all Lancel has, but Lancel points out that Jaime did.Jaime spars with Ilyn Payne and unburdens his own crimes to the mute. He slept with Cersei over King Robert's drunken body, right here in this castle. The executioner just laughs.Characters/Places/Names/Events:Jamie Lannister - Twin and lover to Cersei. Lord Commander of the Kingsguard. Biological father of King Tommen.Cersei Lannister - Mother to King Tommen, Queen Regent of the Seven Kingdoms.Addam Marbrand - Commander of the Gold Cloaks. Friend of Jaime's.Ilyn Payne - King's Justice who lost his tongue, so is unable to read, write, or speak.Kevan Lannister - Uncle to Jaime, father of Lancel. Lancel Lannister - Son of Kevn, new husband of Amerei Frey. Former lover of Cersei. Amerei Frey - Daughter of Mariya Darry-Frey. New wife to Lancel and Lady of Darry.Mariya Darry-Frey - Former Lady of Darry.Castle Darry - Not on the way from Harrenhal to Riverrun. Support the showSupport us: Buy us a Cup of Arbor Gold, or become a sustainer and receive cool perks Donate to our cause Use our exclusive URL for a free 30-day trial of Audible Buy or gift Marriott Bonvoy points through our affiliate link Rate and review us at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, podchaser.com, and elsewhere.Find us on social media: Discord Twitter @GhostsHarrenhal Facebook Instagram YouTube All Music credits to Ross Bugden:INSTAGRAM! : https://instagram.com/rossbugden/ (rossbugden) TWITTER! : https://twitter.com/RossBugden (@rossbugden) YOUTUBE! : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kthxycmF25M

Send us a textCersei gets an update on Margaery court, while being waylaid by sparrows. She negotiates a deal with the new High Septon. He'll bless Tommen and erase the crown's debt to the Faith for a law allowing the re-emergence of the Faith Militant. Finally, she makes a veiled threat to Margaery. Mackelly and Simon bow their heads in prayer that she knows what she's doing.Chapter Review:Queen Cersei Lannister rides to the Great Sept of Baelor with Taena Maryweather. Taena fills Cersei in on the men in Margaery's court. The list is filled with most of the young, handsome knights in King's Landing. Therefore, the addition of Grand Maester Pycelle stands out. The going is slow. The litter is blocked by sparrows clogging the streets. Ultimately, Cersei walks the remainder of the way. Upon seeing a pile of bones of slain faithful, Cersei promises to seek revenge. However, the sparrows want only protection for the living.Inside the sept, Cersei is shocked to see septons on hands and knees scrubbing. When she meets the High Septon, she says he should have met her in his finest robes and a crystal crown, not wet and dirty. He explains that they've sold their crowns and fine robes. Cersei asks to speak in private. They kneel at the feet of the Crone. Cersei wants the sparrows gone from King's Landing and a blessing from the High Septon for King Tommen. The High Septon wants better protection from the king for the faithful throughout the realm. Cersei suggests they protect themselves, but a law prohibits the faith from taking up arms. She offers to abolish the law for a blessing for the king and forgiveness on the crown's debt to the faith. The High Septon agrees.On the ride back to the Red Keep, Cersei's festive mood is killed by the sight of Queen Margaery and her court. The two queens exchange pleasantries and barbs. When Cersei sees Margaery and Loras together, it reminds her of Jaime and herself. An idea takes root and laughter bursts forth. Margaery wants to share in the jest, and Cersei promises her that she will.Characters/Places/Names/Events:Cersei Lannister - Mother to King Tommen, Queen Regent of the Seven Kingdoms.King Tommen Baratheon - Child king of the Seven Kingdoms.High Septon - The highest ranking member of the Faith of the Seven.Taena Merryweather - Socia Support the showSupport us: Buy us a Cup of Arbor Gold, or become a sustainer and receive cool perks Donate to our cause Use our exclusive URL for a free 30-day trial of Audible Buy or gift Marriott Bonvoy points through our affiliate link Rate and review us at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, podchaser.com, and elsewhere.Find us on social media: Discord Twitter @GhostsHarrenhal Facebook Instagram YouTube All Music credits to Ross Bugden:INSTAGRAM! : https://instagram.com/rossbugden/ (rossbugden) TWITTER! : https://twitter.com/RossBugden (@rossbugden) YOUTUBE! : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kthxycmF25M

Continuing their look at the years before HBO's House of the Dragon. the Small Council talks about Aegon the Conqueror, Aenys the Indecisive, Maegor the Cruel, and Jaehaerys the Conciliator. Will we see these kings of old in the show? Which king was most successful? Did Aegon unite the 7 kingdoms because he knew about the coming Night? Should Aegon have passed the throne to Visenya? Was the Faith Militant justified in their rebellion  Today's Trivia: What award did Sam say Maegor would win? Send us your answers via email or social media. Every correct answer earns you a Maester's link. Earn five links and we will enter you in a random drawing for fun prizes, like a hand-sewn Targaryen bookmark! Join the watch party and send your trivia answers to: Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/watchpartyiceandfire  Email: watchpartyoficeandfire@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AWPOIAF Twitter: @IceandFireParty CREDITS Intro and Outro Music written by Michael Rolland and arranged by Jordan Rannells. Logo by Aubreigh Brunschwig 

We've reached the point of no return with this week's episode, Season 5, Episode 4 entitled "Sons of the Harpy." This is the episode where a lot of stupid stuff happens with little to no return, because unlike last week's episode where the story was actually pretty engaging despite the lack of payoff, here we're provided with stupid moment after stupid moment with little in-between to tie it all together. It's the real beginning to me of Benioff & Weiss' downfall with their critical reception, because this is the first of a series of episodes that are just poorly written with very little to actually excuse or justify it. Cersei enacts the plan to take over the city by restoring the Faith Militant, completely confusing poor Tommen & us the audience who are baffled by Cersei's lack of foresight as to the Sparrow's future actions. Melisandre attempts to seduce Jon with poor results, Tyrion realizes Jorah kidnapped him for nothing since they're both going to the same place, Jaime & Bronn arrive in Dorne, we're introduced to the Sand Snakes and Sansa says goodbye to Littlefinger, who conveniently tells her that Stannis is marching on Winterfell. We also get the next worst action sequence with the Sons of the Harpy's ambush of Grey Worm's troupe of Unsullied, wherein they proceed to kill everyone of them but Grey Worm, who has now inherited Ramsay Bolton's plot armor from last season. It unfortunately doesn't extend to Ser Barristan though, who meets his tragic end this episode attempting to help Grey Worm and his soldiers, a death that was so stupid even the actor who played Ser Barristan, Ian McElhinney, voiced his complaints with how he thought the character's death was poorly thought out. Keep tuning in for more episodes of Talkin' Thrones every Friday only on the #talkintvpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkintvpodcastgmailcom/support

In this episode of Learned Hands, the Official Podcast of the Westerosi Bar Association, Maester Merry & Clint from Laws of Ice and Fire and ask: Was it legal for Cersei Lannister to be tried or removed by the Faith or Small Counsel?Our analysis this week includes:Merry as the attorney for the Faith and the Estate of Kevan Lannister!Clint as the very well-compensated attorney for Cersei!LAW-YER FIGHT! LAW-YER FIGHT! LAW-YER FIGHT!Clint goes on an extremely predictable long-ass digression about Magna Carta and checks on executive power.Merry gives an incomplete but still plenty long-ass list of things Cersei (allegedly) did wrong as Queen Regent and attempts to summarize the Targaryen’s conflict with the Faith!Everyone is grossed out by the Kettleblacks!The verdict as to who won the Lawyer Fight is left up to YOU, the listener!We will have a twitter poll up for the week following the publishing of this episode to determine the following questions: 1) Did the Faith have the right to detain and try Cersei? 2) Did the Small Counsel have the right to remove her as Queen Regent?Supplemental reading: -BryndenBFish’s theory on the results of Cersei’s trial.-Westeros, An American Musical, Act One, and Act Two.-BryndenBFish on the Faith Militant and Cersei Lanniser, and on an alliance with god. -Steven Attewell on the reach of the Sparrows, and on good rulers in Westeros. -PoorQuentyn on Cersei’s argument that a ruler owes no duty to her people.Intro & Outro music courtesy Sid Luscious & The Pants. None of this should be construed as legal advice OBVIOUSLY. Support the show (https://www.WesterosBar.org)

Follow-up: AL - you heard right, He's baack! @3:49 AL - Church police @10:47 Williamson backs off...a bit @16:18 Evolution - from Terry @25:17 FUCT @33:46 Sandy Hook Law suit @34:36 AJones @36:40 Trump Updates: E Jean Carroll @39:28 SCOTUS Bladensburg cross @47:18 National News: Kids growing horns @48:53 It's Bunk Alternative Medicine: MI bil @58:17 Young Blood @59:29 Dorsey's tent @1:02:11 Halotherapy @1:07:59 State News: OR - senators walk out @1:11:29 Final story: PA Pastor brings Harry Potter to church https://www.foxnews.com/faith-values/harry-potter-jesus-series-pastor-philadelphia-pennsylvania

This week, Schweiss and his Johnson deep dive into another episode of Game of Thrones' fifth season with Sons of the Harpy. Join them as they talk about the Iron Bank, Cersei meeting with Bernie to allow him to revive the Faith Militant once again, Stannis explains R+L=J minutes before Littlefinger hints at it as well. We learn a bit about grayscale and the stone men who are afflicted by it, Jon gets told just how much he knows again, and of course, the bs fight that claims the life of Barristan Selmy. We hope you enjoy this episode at least five times as much as we enjoyed Sons of the Harpy.

Wendy’s back for another episode with Kristin to kick off the holiday! This week, we say goodbye to one of Dany’s closest advisors, see the rise of the Faith Militant, and the beginning of the end of House Tyrell. We also have some big picture theories rolling around as well, so enjoy, and Merry Christmas! Much thanks to cello rock band Break of Reality for lending us their cover of the Game of Thrones theme for our intro music! They're fantastic and you can find more from them at breakofreality.com. housepodcastica.com dragons@podcastica.com facebook.com/housepodcastica  twitter.com/housepodcastica instagram.com/housepodcastica podcastica.com  

The Ringer's Mallory Rubin and Jason Concepcion discuss ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 5 Episode 7, "The Gift," by analyzing its central theme: taking chances (9:00). They also relate the history of the Faith Militant (34:00) before crowning a man of the gods as the episode’s champion (46:00).

Lean in! We talk about Game of Thrones' sixth episode which centers around some plans and reminding us of past plotlines, Arya, Bran, Margaery and Cersei. Tweet at us your predictions and thoughts @rhymeetreason

Winter is coming to Mad Bracket Status. This week we start our new Game of Thrones themed bracket, The Last House. We are putting sixteen of the strongest Westerosi houses up against each other in an attempt to determine which one will be the last house standing. And we aren't talking about the end of the books. We are interested in which house will be the last house at the end of time. We talk about some of the recent developments in the show including the events of the Faith Militant and the possible Stark reunion. Nando and DJ also examine some recent comic books new stories that involve characters from previous brackets including everyone's favorite new HYDRA agent and the new most powerful character in the DC Universe.

This week's episode of Game of Thrones was season 5's most action-packed installment yet, thanks to the rise of the Faith Militant and the growing threat of the Sons of the Harpy. Joining us in our in-depth discussion of the events that took place is We Got This Covered writer Sam Woolf, who has some of his own interesting theories and reactions to this week's shocking cliffhanger. In case you missed it, “Sons of the Harpy” ramped up the events in King's Landing when Cersei decided to arm the Faith Militant and name the High Sparrow the High Septon of the realm. She taunted Margery by having the Sparrows arrest Loras Tyrell for crimes against the gods and left the newly crowned King Tommen to pick up the pieces. While all hell broke loose in the capital, Jamie and Bronn landed in Dorne and continued their suicide rescue mission for Princess Myrcella. The Dornish storyline also brought us our first look at Oberyn's bastards, known as the Sand Snakes, and we try to decide if they live up to his legend. In northern Westeros, Jon Snow survived Melissandre's first seduction attempt while Stannis finally revealed the softer side of his hardened heart. He continues to be one of the most controversial characters on the show and we weigh in on the merit of his methods, intentions and recently discovered love for his daughter. Finally, we round out this week's exciting discussion by talking about the climactic skirmish between Greyworm, Barristan Selmy and a band of harpies that had us clamoring for more. Will Barristan pull out of the battle in one piece, or have we seen the last of the greatest living night in Westeros? Tune into the latest episode of The Cast Beyond The Wall to find out!   Subscribe on iTunes Follow us on Facebook Watch us on Youtube Don't miss all of the latest Game of Thrones updates at We Got This Covered

“Sons of the Harpy”, AKA Season 5, Episode 4, of HBO’s “Game Of Thrones”. Ivan & Red discuss PREVIOUSLY ON, Riffers of Color, book obsession gone wrong, the Faith Militant, clearing out the rabble, run the wall, Harold & Kumar Go to Whitest Castle, The Wire, symbolic snake killing, and Tyrion the mentalist.

We’re here not to mourn the potential dead, but to recap episode 504 of HBO’s Game of Thrones television series, entitled “Sons of the Harpy”. Okay, okay, we’re also doing a bit of pre-mourning, too… Support Bald Move:  Amazon  |  Club Bald Move We discuss the final scene and the potential damage it does to the Unsullied’s fighting reputation, what to make of all the Rhaegar talk going on, the Faith Militant’s rampage, the further adventures of Jaime and Bronn, as well as the promising beginnings of the Tyrion and Jorah traveling road show. All this, tons of feedback, and don’t forget, more to come. That’s right, we’ll have a full featured SpoiLORE podcast out on Friday to discuss the latest theories and speculation from a book reader perspective. See you then! Leave Us A Review Join the discussion:  Email  |  Forums  |  Facebook  |  Twitter Theme song: Game of Thrones (80’s TV Theme) by Highway Superstar Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Game of Thrones Season 5 Episode 4 “Sons of the Harpy” Post Episode Recap and Review Game of Thrones Season 5 Episode 4 “Sons of the Harpy” Post Episode Recap and Review GOT S5 Ep4 Sons of the Harpy, May 3, 2015: Joe, Kate and Phil Talk about this weeks #GOT when The Faith Militant grow increasingly aggressive. Jaime and Bronn head south. Ellaria the Sand Snakes vow vengeance. We also take your #GameofThrones comments and question. Video Version