Jorah - fully devoted to his queen - pleads for forgiveness and says the notice was sent by Tywin in an attempt to sabotage Dany, but she banishes him anyway. In Meereen, Ser Selmy intercepts a royal pardon for Jorah signed by King Robert, and realizes Jorah was spying on Dany. When asked why she lied to help him, Sansa basically says it’s better for her to stay with the devil she knows than the devil she doesn’t. Littlefinger is questioned about Lysa’s demise, but Sansa comes to his defense, claiming that her aunt threw herself to her death. When the Wildlings attack a town near the Wall, Ygritte discovers Gilly hiding with her baby and urges them to keep quiet, sparing their lives. Plot: Reek is back to being Theon!… But just as a ploy: Ramsay takes advantage of his plaything’s former identity to trick the Ironborn into surrendering Moat Cailin, providing his father’s army safe passage home. I would gladly give my life to watch you all swallow it.” I wish I had enough poison for the whole pack of you. Historic moment: Tyrion’s big speech: “I did not kill Joffrey, but I wish that I had! Watching your vicious bastard die gave me more relief than a thousand lying whores! I wish I was the monster you think I am. Introduces: The shell that was formerly Theon is now Reek through and through. Elsewhere, one of Dany’s dragons attacks some goats, Yara attempts to save Theon - who is beyond salvation - and Stannis campaigns for funds to raise a large army. Hurt and outraged, Tyrion lashes out, proclaiming his hatred of Joffrey - and all of King’s Landing, for that matter - and, refusing to let his judges determine his fate, demands a trial by combat. Tyrion is wary of trusting Tywin’s word but seems willing to play ball, until Shae is called as a witness and lies, testifying that Tyrion and Sansa planned and executed Joffrey’s murder. Plot: Tyrion’s trial gets messy quickly: Behind the scenes, Jaime pleads for Tyrion’s life, and his father (serving as judge alongside Margaery’s father, Mace Tyrell, and Oberyn) acquiesces and offers his younger son the lesser punishment of banishment to the Night’s Watch, as long as he confesses guilt and pleads for mercy.

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