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The Laws of Gods and Men

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Game Of Thrones, Season 4, Episode 6.

The Laws of Gods and Men

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dys

This is pretty much the point where we get Theon's POV again in the books; they skip over most of the torture and we just pick back up with him here after he's already broken, after being lead to believe he was dead for the previous couple books. This is definitely the episode that won Dinklage the Emmy for this season.

Madison Dickson

I love when Tyrion puts together what Tywin traded Jaime for. HE WAS NOT going down letting Tywin get any type of satisfaction

Tommy Ross

This episode is so hard to watch - some of them are hard because of the violence, and some are hard to watch because of the slow drawn-out treachery. Shay, especially - I see where she's coming from, but it just cuts so deep. On a lighter note, the beginning of this is the epitome of Davos as Odysseus - JUST LET HIM SPEAK, we'll be out of here with what we want in like 10 minutes. Also the joking pirate is played by Lucian Msamati, who I literally just watched earlier today in Conclave (he was amazing). He was the first Black man to play Iago at the Royal Shakespeare Company, and I think he recorded the audio version of it in their collection as well. Amazing actor.

Roland Cooke

Tywin orchestrated the whole thing, Tyrion was easily expendable if it brought Jamie back into the fold. But Tywin underestimated Tyrion's smarts to figure it out, and thus never anticipated Tyrion's subsequent rage. Tyrion has thus not only caused the trial to be up-ended, but also put a wrecking ball to Tywin's plan for Jamie.

Youtalkingtome

He is an amazing actor! I still need to see Conclave. I've heard nothing but good things about it. I can't get Davos as Odysseus out of my head since you mentioned it.

Youtalkingtome

I'm so glad that he is standing up to Tywin. Tyrion is essentially spitting in his face and we love to see it.

Youtalkingtome

I can absolutely see why he won the Emmy. I can't believe how good he was in this. He needs to be in more films. Definitely capable of an Oscar worthy performance.

Roland Cooke

If you're looking for more Peter Dinklage, I'd certainly recommend either of the Death At A Funeral movies (British original 2007, American remake 2010). There's pros and cons to each, but they're both very funny and Dinklage is epic in both.