The day is saved by the quick-thinking of Tyrion Lannister, who proves himself to be a more worthy leader than his nephew Joffrey could ever be. GoT's first attempt at staging an episode around one pivotal battle remains one of its finest hours in terms of scale and thrills - but it also introduces the destructive power of wildfire, which is used to completely destroy Stannis Baratheon's fleet. ![]() That Jaime Lannister has evolved from a douchebag who shoves 10-year-olds out of windows into one of the most sympathetic heroes of the series is a testament to the show's narrative power. The episode also illustrates the disturbing lengths that Cersei and Jaime Lannister are willing to go to in order to maintain their power - including trying to murder young Bran Stark when he inadvertently catches the siblings in flagrante delicto. ![]() Who will die in 'Game of Thrones' Season 7? Meet the 7 most likely candidates.
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