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Game of Thrones S02 Ep08 20 May 2012 - The Prince of Winterfell

Game of Thrones Season 2 Ep18 20 May 2012 

The Prince of Winterfell


IMDB Ratings: 9.5/10
Genre(s): Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Telecast Date: 20.May.2012
Star Cast:  Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage, Kit Harington
Language: English

Story: Robb Stark learns that his mother Catelyn has secretly freed Jaime Lannister, now escorted by Brienne of Tarth, in order to ransom her daughters Sansa and Arya; he also enters into a romantic relationship with Talisa. Yara Greyjoy arrives at Winterfell to bring Theon back to Pyke, after his botched attempt to recapture the Stark boys. Tywin Lannister leaves Harrenhal to attack Robb, which leads Arya Stark, Gendry and Hot Pie to attempt an escape with the help of Jaqen H'ghar, who agrees to help in order for Arya to refrain from naming H'ghar himself as the third man to kill. In King's Landing, Cersei Lannister attempts to blackmail Tyrion by abducting the prostitute, Ros, whom Cersei believes to be his secret lover. The capital prepares for assault by Stannis, who, underway to King's Landing, promises to make Davos Seaworth his Hand of the King. Beyond the Wall, the Wildling leader "Rattleshirt" leads the captured Jon Snow and Qhorin Halfhand to his king, Mance Rayder. In Qarth, Jorah Mormont agrees to accompany Daenerys into the House of the Undying to retrieve her dragons. In a secret location, Osha schemes to get Bran and Rickon Stark, who are revealed to be very much alive, to safety.
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