Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken

Greetings from Lithuania.

So we are arrived to the second part of season 5. Episedes 5 and 6 were both worth 8/10 in my opinion, which is kinda disappointing if you compare this season to a mesmerizing season 4.

Story moves on, not arriving to payoffs yet. As i guessed already couple of episodes before, this season in more of building up a story, with nothing that much happening. Sure, as usual these last two episodes had great set design, costumes, good acting, but nothing so far that would make us jaws dropped. Episode 6 is just a prof of that - 53 min. and it's kinda interesting, but feels not that good. Now the things moved a bit further to a payoff, but yet again, i want' siting on the edge of seat during them, and that is a bit of a letdown compared to a previous seasons, where anything and anytime could happen.

Overall, episode 5 and 6 were good, but far from great. Story moves on, but something here is missing. I truly believe that following episodes will revive that unforgettable feeling of uncertain in "Game of Thrones", but so far previous episodes lacked it.

Sansa and Theon and Margery and Loras and Jaime and Bronn and Mormont and Tyron. Ramsay and Cersei and Ollena. A large circle of victims and masters. And the forms of captivity as simple calculations. The hero - Arya in working for build her future in precise manner. A beautiful episode. About fate and dark interests and forms of freedom.

Arya is tested by Jaqen H'ghar in the House of Black and White and he tells that she is ready to become someone else. Tyrion and Jorah have a conversation about Daenerys and Jorah's father and how he was murdered by his own men; out of the blue, they are captured by pirates and turned into slaves. Little Finger stumbles with Lancei in King's Landing and has a meeting with Cersei and he plots against Stannis Baratheon and the Bolton. Jamie and Bronn are riding in Dornes and they meet Myrcella; however they need to fight against the Sand Snakes. Lady Olenna meets with Cersei to discuss the future of Loras Tyrell. He is judged by the High Sparrow and Margaery Tyrell is involved and arrested with her brother to a formal trial. Sansa marries Ramsay Bolton and he humiliates her.

"Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" is one of the weakest episodes of "Game of Thrones". Arya used to be one of my favorite characters; however her segment in the House of Black and white is boring. Little Finger is annoying with Machiavellian schemes against everyone that is powerful making the viewer lost about his true intentions. Cersei's plots are also annoying. I did not read the book, but the last scene with the humiliation of Sansa by Ramsay seems to be totally unnecessary. My vote is seven.

Title (Brazil): "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken"

Lowkey when jorah gets told that his dad died all i can think about is how they ain't look that many years apart in age. Gotta do some research now. Besides that this episode is good despite being the worst rated for this season of GOT. Season 4 is hard to follow, but watching it all in order or at once makes it a lot more enjoyable/harder to find issues for me.

Poor sansa man. Love her so much i really do not understand how anyone can watch this show and see what she goes through and then decide that she's the worst or something. Like did we watch the same same show or??? Same with my girl Rhaenyra.

This is the one group and story line that I could not stand in the Game of Thrones television show because they brought the show down.