jaime pushed the boy in game of thrones.
jaime pushed the boy in game of thrones.
who pushed the boy in game of thrones?
jaime
matt fowler of ign wrote in his review for the episode, "the past three "thrones" episodes now have ended with big action set pieces, but the dragon/dothraki battle down in the reach, in "the spoils of war," was one of the most gripping and magnificent ones to date. it may even rival "hardhome" in terms of spectacle." he continued, ""game of thrones" pulled no punches and showed no quarter this week as we witnessed one of the fiercest and most engaging battles the show's ever produced, featuring major fan-favorite characters on opposite sides of the fight. on top of that, arya, after seven years, made her way home to winterfell and managed to best brienne of tarth in a friendly training session. there are three starks in winterfell right now, but with littlefinger there poisoning the well, things still aren't quite right." he gave the episode a 10 out of 10. myles mcnutt of "the a.v. club" similarly praised the concluding battle sequence: "the spoils of war" lives up to its title by reinforcing how much more fruitful war is as a storytelling mechanism at this point in the series' life." he also compared the episode to the previous episode, "the queen's justice", which had two battles that largely took place off-screen, writing "here, the battle is told through multiple perspectives, each vested with meaning and purpose: our point-of-view shifts between dany and drogon and jaime and bronn, before eventually adding tyrion watching from afar, and the direction from first-time thrones director matt shakman uses those pov very carefully." he concluded his review by saying "the spoils of war" anchors itself on characters whose stories are far from over, and crafts a reunion and a battle sequence that end no stories and yet draw meaning from the fact that technically, at this point, any story could end at any moment." he gave the episode an a-. james hibberd of "entertainment weekly" gave the episode an a, writing in his review, "all the leaks in the world couldn't wreck 'the spoils of war'. "game of thrones"' shortest episode ever — and part of the show's fastest-paced season ever — didn’t feel rushed at all, and the story's impact remained incredibly strong no matter what you knew ahead of time."
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a game of thrones is the first novel in george r. r. martin's fantasy series "a song of ice and fire".









































a game of thrones or game of thrones may also refer to:









































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bullet::::- "a game of thrones" (comics), a 2011 comic book adaptation of george r. r. martin's eponymous fantasy novel









































bullet::::- "game of thrones", an hbo television series that debuted in 2011, based on "a song of ice and fire"









































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bullet::::- "a game of thrones" (board game), a 2003 strategy board game
a game of thrones (disambiguation)