Much of this episode is taken up with the wedding of Tyrion and Sansa. The ceremony occurs but there is no consummation. Tyrion is such a neat character because he has heart and soul. Dany has met the person who will be pivotal in the future. The question is how she could let this guy get the drop on her like he does without some sort of commotion. The couple are fleeing those that would harm the baby. Many crows show up to announce the arrival of one of those horrors and a paternal instinct rears its head. These are all very interesting events. Tyrion confronting Joffrey makes on want to cheer, but the boy king is storing away his venom at present. He tells Sansa he will come and visit the fourteen year old in the night. Melisandre continues to worship her sick god and puts leeches on the body of her young sacrificial lamb, after seducing him. She is a sorceress and seems awfully formidable. God action sequences.
Review of Second Sons
