This reading is when things really start to get going. Arya
overhears two men talking about killing her father. This is something that
should be expected. Ned clearly has a different moral compass than the rest of
the characters in King’s Landing. Ned however does not believe Arya. Clearly
Arya is right and Ned should be worried. This again shows that Ned is stubborn.
Ned has many great qualities, and stubbornness is one of them. He does not
accept anything that he finds immoral. In this case however, stubbornness is
going to hurt Ned and his family. There is more and more tension between the
Lannister’s and the Stark’s. I really like the contrast in the two families.
One is from the north, one from the south. Their morals are completely
different as well. Tyrion escapes Cat using his mind. At this point Tyrion is
my favorite character. I love his wit and how he can be in a situation where he
is facing certain death and comes out not having to fight and gaining a loyal
army man. Cat’s sister is clearly gone
crazy. This may be because of the sorrow she feels due to the loss of her
husband John. Tyrion and Bronn are obviously made to compliment eachother.
Tyrion has the brains Bronn has the brawns (funny how his name is Bronn). Bran
and his brother are attacked by wildlings, which adds to the uncertainty beyond
the wall. This problem is something that is in the backdrop. Everyone is
focused on John Aryan, the Lannister’s etc., yet nobody is focusing on the
danger beyond the wall. This is a problem that must not be ignored.
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