Game of Thrones S3-ep4 *Spoilers* <Book Readers>: ‘And Now His Watch Is Ended'

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The source writes, “While we won’t spoil anything big about it, we do want to whet your appetite with a few hints, memorable quotes, and first impressions about what you’re in for…” Below are hints about “Game of Thrones” season 3, episode 4 “And Now His Watch Is Ended.”

Three major scenes from the book will be happening. WetPaint says, “One only begins, one is about what we expected, and one is everything we could have wanted and more.”

Five memorable quotes are:

“One misfortune, and you’re giving up?”
“I distrust you because you’re not as smart as you think you are.”
“We mothers do what we can to keep our sons from the grave. But they do seem to yearn for it.”
“He would see this country burn if he could be king of the ashes.”
“I made a choice, and I chose wrong.”

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Next week is.... I don't want to get your expectations too high but.... there is some great stuff. In fact, episode 4 has arguably the best scene this show has ever staged. I've literally watched this one sequence six times.

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Daenerys will finally take command of the Unsullied while Joffrey has a surprising revelation, but you don’t need to wait until Sunday for a photo sneak peek inside!

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I think this scene in question is going to be when Daenerys sells her largest dragon, Drogon, to the slave masters to buy the 8,000 Unsullied. When she confirms that the army is indeed hers, she turns around and has her dragons and her new "soldiers" betray and attack their masters. She then takes over the city and ends up with both her army and her dragons! That's what I'm hoping for at least. Other than that, I have no idea what this scene could possibly be, and I'm desperate to know more. Otherwise, it looks like Arya Stark is taken to the commander of the Brotherhood, and maybe something about what the Lannisters have in mind for Sansa Stark will also be revealed -- like her wedding to Tyrion. Commander of the Night's Watch Jeor Mormont (remember, his pet raven is always the one who wanted corn) also kicks the bucket in the third book -- he's slain by one of his own men. So perhaps the so-called scene is the Night Watch's mutiny? The episode title "and now his watch is ended" are actually the last lines of his eulogy. So is that it?! I have to know! OMG is it Sunday yet?! Here's the trailer for Sunday's episode:

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