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00:30Let's go.
01:26Come on!
01:28Come on!
01:31Move!
01:32You're stubborn as old iron.
01:34He's twice the size of your last rider and the field could be just like it's the worst,
01:38so you'd best get your feet under you.
01:42My father told me you should never talk to a horse.
01:45He said they're dumber than dogs and only understand the crop.
01:54But I don't think that's true.
01:56I think a horse doesn't want to be ordered about any more than a man does.
02:04Sir Duncan only has us.
02:06And if he loses, he won't even have that.
02:10I can get the weapon in his hand.
02:13Somehow.
02:15But then it's up to you.
02:43I can get the weapon in his hand.
02:46I can get the weapon in his hand.
02:46I can get the weapon in his hand.
02:50I'm off to you.
02:50It's up to you, man.
03:12I'm not sure how you can get the weapon in his hand.
03:14I'm not sure how you get the weapon in your hand.
03:17Good boy. Good boy, Thunder. Good boy.
03:29You steal that horse.
03:44Tell the truth.
03:46We'll be fair.
03:47It's not stealing if you mean to put it back.
04:06What's wrong with your hair?
04:08What's wrong with your eye?
04:20What's wrong with your hair?
04:26What's wrong with your hair?
04:39I serve Sir Duncan the Tall. He's large enough for the both of us.
04:45We've not heard of him.
04:47You will.
05:04Where have you been?
05:06Training.
05:10Don't wander off without telling me.
05:16What are you doing, sir?
05:19Sewing a patch.
05:20Is that not my job?
05:22You know how?
05:27Then quit jawing and get the brushes.
05:29Thunder looks like he's been dragged through a hedge.
05:32What about breakfast?
05:33There's salt beef after you're done.
05:36I'd sooner eat the horse, sir.
05:38You'll eat my fist if you don't do as you're told.
05:50Never mind that.
05:52Yeah.
05:53Yeah, just like that.
05:55Keep it as close to the edge as possible.
05:58And that's your whip stitch.
06:00How'd you get it so even?
06:03Just, like, just practice.
06:05Just try again.
06:10There.
06:11Yes!
06:15Sir?
06:17Is it odd that I have black hair growing out of my stones?
06:20It's odd that you're telling me.
06:21A-M-T-R-I-N-B-R-I-N-T-E-E-R-I-N-T-E-R-I
06:21-N-T-E-R-N-E-N-T-E-R-I-N-T-E-R-I-N-T-E-R
06:21-I-N.
06:22Oh, yes, sir?
06:22But, I don't understand.
06:22Let's see.
06:25Prince, Baelor was the firstborn.
06:27Prince Baelor was the firstborn.
06:27Prince, Mekos, sprang out last.
06:30Daemon was the bastard.
06:31So they kicked his bastard.
06:33Crossed green in summer.
06:34Green grass I adore.
06:36But, grass is red all over.
06:38When you kill a rebel, horses die in battle.
06:41This battle was the front, black guy's not a true born
06:45He came from the wrong country, was in peril
06:48The anvil was a rock, the hammer smashed the bastard
06:52With his giant feigning host of Dornish spearmen
06:57It's time. Fetch my armour.
07:00Now?
07:03Aye, now.
07:05Why?
07:08Because I mean to enter the lists.
07:10You don't have your shield?
07:15Well, yeah, we'll gather it along the way.
07:18Mm-hmm.
07:19Also, the right of first challenge goes to knights of high birth and renown.
07:23Are you a knight of high birth and renown, sir?
07:25Wait, so I cannot enter the lists today?
07:29Not today, sir, no.
07:31Only knights of high birth and renown.
07:36And why have I been vomiting all morning?
07:38It's a mystery.
07:46No, no, no, no, no.
07:49Goose eggs. Just the eggs.
07:53No, no, no.
07:56Goose eggs. Like...
07:59Just the...
08:06Do you like goose eggs?
08:09Your shield will be ready this evening, sir.
08:29Shut up.
09:15What's going on?
09:16Come on!
09:34Do you want some hearts off me?
09:42I can't eat hearts off me.
09:44I just eat lovely food and grapes and...
09:49Can't even drink a pint of ale.
09:51Yeah, because it's disgusting.
09:53It's not disgusting.
09:54Yes, it is disgusting.
09:56It's not disgusting.
09:56It's disgusting.
09:57Well, then I won't buy you a little.
09:58Good.
10:03I think I could be quite happy in a place like this.
10:08You're in a place like this.
10:10I meant for a while.
10:12Ah, yeah.
10:14After I lead a great campaign for my lord, of course.
10:17Of course.
10:19I return a war hero.
10:21And he gives me a parcel of land for my very own.
10:24And the hand of his second most beautiful daughter.
10:28Second most?
10:30Well, you've already married the first most.
10:33Haven't you not, sir?
10:37I had to keep horses, plant oats and peas, raise cows.
10:42And lambs, perhaps.
10:44Fuck your lambs.
10:46Did you really ride all the way here in the back of some farmer's wagon?
10:50I don't want to talk about it.
10:59I'll say this for you.
11:03You're a good worker when you put your mind to it.
11:05I think so.
11:08Mm-hmm.
11:12Does that mean I can stay in as your squire?
11:16After the tournament?
11:23If I lose my first joust, I'll scarcely be a knight after the tournament.
11:31But if you win?
11:41If I win...
11:48If I win...
11:50If I win...
11:50Mr Duncan!
11:51A word, if you please.
12:01Is there an issue with my entry?
12:03Hmm?
12:04Oh, no, no.
12:05I, er...
12:06Only wanted to show you a new fishing spot I'm keen on.
12:13Er...
12:13So, Duncan, I believe...
12:16We are both men of honour.
12:18So, I hope you understand that what I ask...
12:21serves no private interest.
12:24I'd just surprise you to learn that my Lord Ashford has richly overspent on his daughter's pageant.
12:30It might not.
12:31Well, with winter not so long past and many of our flocks collapsed,
12:37hard times lay ahead.
12:38Unless we endeavour to reverse our fortunes.
12:46I... I don't have any money.
12:48I...
12:51Shocking, that may be.
12:54I mean not to rob you, but to reward you.
13:00Reward me?
13:01Aye.
13:02What do you know of Lord Ashford's youngest, Sir Andrew?
13:16He's a deaf lance.
13:18Indeed.
13:18Indeed.
13:19Indeed.
13:20But, we're a...
13:21Challenger to come forth.
13:24And an horse, Sir Andrew, against our lords.
13:27The lucky few who backed such an unlikely winner would find their pockets full.
13:37Now, now, rest assured, rest assured, I mean no disrespect.
13:41I ask only what you already intend.
13:44Drive your fall from his saddle and take your place on Champion's Row.
13:49I do not want a victory that I have not earned.
13:54Have you not earned it?
13:59Let Sir Andrew take the fall and you shall have his horse, arms and armour as recompense for your role.
14:05A tidy sum for a young edge knight who presently calls an elder tree home.
14:11It's an elm.
14:15Elm.
14:20I beg you, think on it.
14:22I shall seek your answer on the morrow.
14:26Perhaps the rains will hold till then.
14:30Mind your pride if you're Duncan.
14:45daresjan is Dwight,세요 to hang on him.
14:45I beg the cure for nothing.
15:05coconuts on guard for a king
15:07I will obrig you, please.
15:12I am long, hetaking for its, finally.
15:13Your hand, please go.
15:42Cousin?
15:42Cousin?
15:52Not to worry, I won't embarrass you today.
15:59Come out, come out little knight.
16:02It's time you face the dragon.
16:07Let's go!
16:07Let's go!
16:20Let's go!
16:29Let's go!
16:32Let's go!
16:47Kill him!
16:49Kill him!
16:50Kill him!
16:56Kill him!
17:00Kill him!
17:13Kill him!
17:23Kill him!
17:29Kill him!
17:29Oh, my God.
18:21I want to leave.
18:23Aye.
18:31There was a terrible sight, but a squire must be strong.
18:36A mishap may befall me, and I'll need you to keep your wits if it does.
18:41That was no mishap.
18:50The jousting is done for the day, I think.
18:53Come, lad.
18:57Oh, Alice was a special lass, for the rest of some.
19:02Lost a digit, turning flop, now feeling awfully clump.
19:06Oh, Alice with three fingers, a copper in a glass.
19:11Had two fingers less than most, you'll shove them up your arm.
19:14Oh, Alice in Paris.
19:16Still far, fairly down alone, I tried to buy a pinky, but I copped the whole of me.
19:22Oh, Alice with three fingers, never had a lot.
19:25She gave me all she had to give to, more than what was soft, more than what I want.
19:37Do you suppose there wasn't Alice, sir?
19:41The crippled girl who shoved her hand up men's arses.
19:44I think there probably was.
19:47Of course there probably was.
19:49Do you think her name was really Alice?
19:54No, I just think Alice is a nice name to write us on to.
19:59That means there was a crippled girl who was so good at pleasuring men in their bums,
20:03that they saw fit to celebrate her in song, and yet they could not bother credit her true name.
20:08If there's a lesson in that, it's for wiser men than me to say.
20:12Perhaps it is a story of honour.
20:16Honour?
20:17A misfortune girl making the best of her natural gifts.
20:22One might wish for more.
20:24But is this not the act of a dogged spirit, giving more than what is asked?
20:28The whole arm bone, as it were.
20:31Perhaps her name does not matter then.
20:33It's... it's her story that abides.
20:36Her name is Hope, sir.
20:38Belongs to all who invoke it.
20:42Oh, Alice was a special ask of her every time.
20:47She lost the digit in the block and now she's only...
20:55Did you ever know your father, Egg?
20:57No. Not really.
21:02Most like I saw mine hanged.
21:06There was a pot shop in Flea Bottom.
21:09I used to sell them rats and cats and pigeons for brown.
21:13Cook there always said my father was some thief.
21:17If he was as big as me, he wouldn't have met a very good one.
21:33See your fortune?
21:35Oh, yeah. Go on then.
21:37You shall not create success and be richer than a Lannister.
21:40Thank you. Do the boy now.
21:46You shall be king.
21:49And die in hot fire and worms shall feed upon your ashes.
21:54And all who know you shall rejoice in your dying.
21:58What?
22:03Thank you. That's very good.
22:07Why would she say that?
22:09Why would she say what?
22:10Come on.
22:15So, Duncan.
22:17I saw you earlier with this boy.
22:19Uh, yeah.
22:20Uh, this boy is my squire.
22:22Egg, this is, um, Raymond Fosseway.
22:25Good day.
22:29Will you join me in my tent for a cup of cider?
22:31I can wait at the puppet show, sir.
22:34And bring your shield when the performance is over.
22:39We make it ourselves?
22:44Very well.
22:51Have you chosen an opponent yet?
22:53Oh, uh, I'm not sure.
22:58Who does your cousin mean to challenge?
23:01If anyone's wounded on the morrow,
23:04I'm sure Stefan will be quick to knock on his shield.
23:07He's a barge chivalrous as a starved weasel.
23:17I suppose Sir Andrew and I are quite equally matched.
23:20A local favourite.
23:22You mean to play the villain?
23:25I heard Arian were in spitting rage at Lord Ashford
23:27for giving away his horse.
23:29Little comfort that will be to Sir Humphrey.
23:31It looked as if he was going to carry the day.
23:33Now his legs shattered like a baking dish.
23:34My squire thinks Arian meant to kill the horse.
23:40It's just hard to accept that a knight might be so dishonourable.
23:44Let alone a prince.
23:46Why is that hard?
23:50No, I...
23:51They're incestuous aliens, Duncan.
23:54Blood magickers and tyrants who've burned our lands.
23:57Enslaved our people.
23:59Dragged us into their walls about a mote of respect for our history or our customs.
24:02Every pale-haired brat they saddled on us has been madder than the last.
24:06Gods know how.
24:07The only honourable thing a Targaryen can do for this realm is finish on his wife's tits.
24:12So I, I think he meant to kill the fucking horse.
24:23I can't be carried away there.
24:29I heard that part about the tits from Stefan.
24:39It
24:53We...
24:56We...
24:57We...
24:58Go!
25:00Go!
25:01Go!
25:02Go!
25:38Hey Rian, it's all smiles and chivalry as long as his father's watching.
25:42I saw Prince-maker's chair was empty.
25:44He left Ashford this morning to search for the rest of his misbegates.
25:48Misbegates?
25:48Which were those?
25:50He's there.
25:51Daron and the youngest.
25:53They departed somewhere altogether a few days ago but never reached Ashford.
25:58There's rumours going about the boys are dead, but most like Daeron, he's probably just drunk again.
26:06Little Wonder Maker's been walking around like someone pissed in his swan pie.
26:10He's probably just worried about his sons.
26:12Seven know why. Daeron's a sot. Arian's just vain and cruel.
26:19The third's so useless, they were going to ship him off to a citadel to make a maester of him.
26:22From the youngest.
26:23No! Sit down, you have to come. Arian's hurting her.
26:26Hurting who?
26:32Hurting who?
26:45Hurting who?
26:46Sit down.
26:46What's your name going on?
26:52I'm leaving.
26:54I'm leaving.
26:55I'm leaving.
26:56Don't leave.
27:16Why did you throw your life away for this whore?
27:21She's scarcely worth it.
27:25It's a traitor.
27:28To Dragonorn, never lose.
27:34Nothing more to say.
27:44You've loosened one of my teeth.
27:49So we'll start by breaking out all of yours.
28:04Don't hurt him!
28:06You stupid boy!
28:08Hold your tongue or they'll hurt you!
28:10No, they won't.
28:11If they do, they'll ask it to my father.
28:13Let go of him.
28:15Wait.
28:15Your call.
28:16Do as I say.
28:20You impurent little rat.
28:21What's happened to your hair?
28:23I cut it off, brother.
28:25I didn't want to look like you.
28:27Oh.
28:45You pig the soul.
28:50Oh.
28:52Oh.
28:53Oh.
28:53Oh.
28:54Oh.
28:56Oh.
28:56Oh.
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