Sansa talked too much and got herself into trouble.At the same time, she struggled to remain calm under the pressure.Shae makes a request to Tyrion.James found a good way to pass the time.

Arya meets someone from the Brotherhood Without Banners.The title《Dark Wings, Dark Words》is an old proverb that is often mentioned in Westeros.

This sentence is related to the messenger crow, and its meaning is: "Urgent messages conveyed by messenger crows are generally bad news."Some of Arya Stark's scenes in this episode were originally shot for the first episode. Later, the crew felt that the first episode had too much content, so these scenes were moved to the second episode.

Jaime, Brienne, Bran and others who also "disappeared" in the first episode also appear in this episode.Joffrey and Margaery's "love" seems to be "heating up" in this episode, but the actual situation is much more complicated.

Lady Orena Tyrell, the Queen of Thorns played by Diana Rigg, makes her debut in this episode. She is Margaery's grandmother and the actual controller of the Tyrell family of Highgarden.

The Queen of Thorns and Margaery ask Sansa about Joffrey's "truth" - apparently they are wary of the Lannister.The question now is: Has Sansa learned enough about this political game?Will she tell everything she knows?

If she describes Joffrey as a "saint", the possibility of Joffrey and Margaery's union will be greatly increased, and her wish to escape from the sea of ​​suffering will be realized earlier.But if she tells the truth, it will inevitably arouse Joffrey's anger... At the same time, Bran, Rickon, Osha, Ado and others continue to keep a low profile, but they always feel like someone is chasing behind them.

Arya encounters the mysterious and strange "Thoros of Myr".

Jaime Lannister fights Brienne with one arm and a sword. Is this a "good way" for him to pass the time?

Regardless, they head south and try to evade Robb's forces (their relationship takes some comedic turns, but overall they don't like each other).

Robb in the North is viewed with suspicion by some of his men, despite his best efforts to establish himself as the "King in the North."