It’s apparent that Ramsay has been abusing her nightly ever since their wedding, keeping her locked in her room all day. Reek brings some food to Sansa in her chambers. This does happen in the book, only it happens while the group is at sea. Shortly later, Aemon is in his bed apparently dying, holding Gilly’s child and reminiscing on his younger brother Aeg (Aegon). Jon sends Sam there to learn to become a Maester for the watch and he sends the child and Aemon because he fears Melisandre may try to burn them alive. Sam is also not present at this point, as he is sailing towards Oldtown with Gilly, a child (actually Mance Rayder’s child posing as hers) and Maester Aemon. Alliser is sent on a ranging North of the wall at last count in the books, begrudgingly following his order only because he knows Jon will execute him the way he did Janos Slynt. In the books, Jon stays at Castle Black until he decides to head to Winterfell to confront Ramsay. None of these things happen in the novels. Samwell embraces him warmly as he says goodbye, and gives Jon the same obsidian dagger he used to kill The White Walker two seasons back. Alliser is quick to reproach him for what he believes is a reckless and disrespectful mission. He gives command of Castle Black to Alliser Thorne in his absence. This week’s episode opens with Jon Snow preparing for his journey to Hardhome with Tormund Giantsbane. Without further delay, here’s this week’s Compare the Throne. Last week, Sansa suffered a slightly less bad fate than Jeyne Poole did in the books (though still powerfully awful) and both Loras and Margaery Tyrell were formally slated to be brought before a trial of the faith thanks to Cersei’s scheming and the High Sparrow’s piety. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire book series.
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