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"The North Remembers" is the first episode of the second season of Game of Thrones. It is the eleventh episode of the series overall. It premiered on April 1, 2012 on HBO. It was written by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, and directed by Alan Taylor.
At Craster's Keep
Lord Commander Jeor Mormont's rangers arrive at Craster's Keep having passed several abandoned wildling villages. Jon Snow, Grenn, Eddison Tollett and Samwell Tarly are repulsed by Craster, who has many wives, most of whom are also his own daughters, but who seemingly has no sons. Craster tells Jeor that he has not seen the missing Benjen Stark and reports that the other wildlings are assembling for the King-Beyond-the-Wall Mance Rayder. Jon challenges their host, who is low and crude, but is demanding and demeaning when he is talking to the noble Commander Mormont (who ignores his insulting behavior). When Craster refers to them as southerners, Jon argues with him. Jeor reprimands Jon, noting that Craster may be disgusting, but the Night's Watch needs him. His information and shelter in the harsh conditions north of the Wall have helped them many times before. Mormont asks Jon if someday he wants to lead and tells him that first he needs to "learn how to follow."
In King's Landing
King Joffrey Baratheon holds a tournament to celebrate his nameday on the walls of the Red Keep. He is irritated by Ser Dontos Hollard, who arrives both late and intoxicated for his bout. Joffrey orders his guards to pour an entire barrel of wine down Dontos' throat with a funnel. Sansa Stark intercedes telling Joffrey that ordering a death on one's name day is bad luck. Joffrey dismisses this as a mindless superstition, but Sandor Clegane seconds her. Sansa convinces Joffrey to instead make Dontos his court fool, for which Dontos is grateful. Tyrion Lannister arrives back in King's Landing, to Joffrey's disdain, but to the delight of Tommen and Myrcella who had worried that he was dead. The Small Council is in session to discuss the Conclave's announcement that the long summer has ended. Cersei orders the city gates closed to refugees from the war in the Riverlands. When Tyrion arrives with a letter from Lord Tywin, appointing him as acting Hand of the King in Tywin's stead, Cersei becomes livid. She is suspicious that Tyrion is taking power for himself, but he convinces her that he is there to act as an advisor. He criticizes his sister for failing to rein in Joffrey and overseeing numerous bad decisions, particularly the execution of Ned Stark. Their actions have sparked a war, which, he adds, their side is currently losing. He is even more incredulous when he learns that Arya Stark escaped, pointing out how much stronger their position could have been with three Stark hostages. Tyrion hides his lover Shae in his chambers in the Tower of the Hand because he was forbidden by his father to bring her with him. She is initially thrilled at being brought to the capital, and says that big cities make her "want to fuck". Cersei tasks Petyr Baelish with finding Arya. She needles Petyr about his unrequited love for Catelyn and he counters by referencing her relationship with Jaime, telling her that knowledge is power. She responds by threatening his life in a demonstration of her control over her guards, ordering them to first seize Baelish and cut his throat and almost immediately rescinding the order. She warns him that power is power. Joffrey redecorates his throne room, hoping to restore the intimidating grandeur it held under the Targaryens. He refuses his mother's suggestion that they ask Tywin Lannister for aid in the search for Arya because he does not feel it is necessary to find her and does not feel it is fitting for a king to ask for help. He blames Tywin for their losses in the war and the capture of Jaime. Having heard rumors about his parentage, he confronts his mother. She dismisses it as gossip spread by his enemies. He questions her about his father's bastard children and insults her by saying that Robert had grown tired of her. She slaps him, and he warns her never to hit him again under threat of death. Lord Janos Slynt leads a city-wide massacre of Robert's bastards. The infant Barra is killed in Petyr's brothel in front of her mother and the prostitute Ros. Tobho Mott is interrogated and reveals that Gendry has left the city as a recruit of the Night's Watch. He says that Gendry can be identified by his bull's head helm. Gendry and Arya are travelling north on the Kingsroad with Yoren's recruits.
At Winterfell
At Winterfell, Bran Stark suffers through the petty complaints of his vassals, facing unrest at Robb Stark calling his banners and taking the young men south. Maester Luwin guides him in carrying out a lord's duties. Bran dreams that he is his direwolf Summer walking in the Godswood, and when he looks in the pool, he sees Summer's reflection rather than his own, which wakes him. He has Osha and Hodor take him to the pool and is reassured to find that his waking reflection is his own. They discuss the phenomenon of the red comet, as many people think it means different things. Osha tells him she believes it signifies the return of dragons to the world.
Firsts
•Lothor Brune •Ser Dontos Hollard •Septa Eglantine •Lord Portan •Kovarro •Aggo •Eddison Tollett •Craster •Gilly •Melisandre •Maester Cressen •Ser Davos Seaworth •Matthos Seaworth •King Stannis Baratheon •Queen Selyse Baratheon •Ser Alton Lannister •Daisy •Marei
Deaths
•Daenerys Targaryen's mare •Maester Cressen •Barra •A knight •At least 4 of Robert Baratheon's bastards
Starring
•Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister •Lena Headey as Queen Cersei Lannister •Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as Jaime Lannister •Michelle Fairley as Catelyn Stark •Emilia Clarke as Queen Daenerys Targaryen •Aidan Gillen as Lord Petyr Baelish •Iain Glen as Ser Jorah Mormont •Kit Harington as Jon Snow •Liam Cunningham as Ser Davos Seaworth •Isaac Hempstead-Wright as Prince Bran Stark •Richard Madden as King Robb Stark •Sophie Turner as Princess Sansa Stark •Maisie Williams as Arya Stark •Alfie Allen as Theon Greyjoy •John Bradley as Samwell Tarly •Jack Gleeson as King Joffrey Baratheon •Rory McCann as Sandor Clegane •Stephen Dillane as King Stannis Baratheon •Carice van Houten as Lady Melisandre •James Cosmo as Jeor Mormont •Jerome Flynn as Bronn •Conleth Hill as Lord Varys •Sibel Kekilli as Shae
Guest starring
•Donald Sumpter as Maester Luwin •Ron Donachie as Ser Rodrik Cassel •Julian Glover as Grand Maester Pycelle •Robert Pugh as Craster •Natalia Tena as Osha •Oliver Ford Davies as Maester Cressen •Mark Stanley as Grenn •Ben Crompton as Eddison Tollett •Joe Dempsie as Gendry •Ben Hawkey as Hot Pie •Eros Vlahos as Lommy Greenhands •Roxanne McKee as Doreah •Amrita Acharia as Irri •Elyes Gabel as Rakharo •Steven Cole as Kovarro •Kristian Nairn as Hodor •Esmé Bianco as Ros •Dominic Carter as Lord Janos Slynt •Kerr Logan as Matthos Seaworth •Tony Way as Ser Dontos Hollard •Hannah Murray as Gilly •Karl Davies as Ser Alton Lannister •Ian Beattie as Ser Meryn Trant •Pat Mooney as a Lord Leadranach •Sahara Knite as Armeca •Maisie Dee as Daisy •Antonia Christophers as Mhaegen •Callum Wharry as Prince Tommen Baratheon •Aimee Richardson as Princess Myrcella Baratheon •Andrew Wilde as Tobho Mott •Natalia Lee as Chella •Gordon Fulton as Lord Portan •Marko Cindric as a tourney herald •Josephine Gillan as Marei •Dennis Stokes as a male prostitute
Uncredited
•Tobias Winter as Timett •Dennis McKeever as Night's Watch officer •Filip Lozić as Young Nobleman •Graeme Peacock as Field Worker •Ginger A. Taylor as Craster's Daughter •Sarah MacKeever as Selyse Baratheon
Grand Maester Pycelle: "The Raven arrived from the Citadel this morning, Your Grace. The Conclave has met, considered reports from maesters all over the Seven Kingdoms, and declared this great summer done at last. The longest summer in living memory."
Varys: "The peasants say a long summer means an even longer winter."
Pycelle: "A common superstition."
Lord Petyr Baelish: "We have enough wheat for a five-year winter. If it lasts any longer...we'll have fewer peasants."
Tyrion Lannister: "You brought this on yourself."
Cersei Lannister: "I've done nothing."
•The title appeared in an article by media bistro but was not originally confirmed by HBO. Later, the episode title was confirmed when it appeared on HBO's own schedule.
•The title refers to the rebellion of the North under their new King Robb Stark in response to the execution of Eddard Stark.
•The soundtrack playing over the credits is a rendition of the royal theme. In the official soundtrack release it is titled "The Throne Is Mine."
•The phrase "The North remembers" is used a few times in the books (by Robb, Lord Wyman Manderly, Lady Dustin and Theon), but only in later entries in the series. It is chiefly used in the context of a warning, in the same way as "Winter is coming" or "A Lannister always pays his debts", that the people of the North will get even with those who wrong them (including other Northmen), especially the Lannisters and their allies.
•In the show, the phrase is used not only in the above context ("Kill the Boy"), but has an additional meaning: that the people of the North remain loyal to the Starks ("The Door").
•As the HBO behind the scenes featurettes point out, it took days if not weeks for Tyrion to travel to King's Landing from the battle on the Green Fork, so logically he wouldn't be wearing heavy armor that entire time. There was a considerable amount of discussion about what Tyrion should be wearing. Ultimately it was decided that Tyrion intentionally changed back into his armor just before he arrived, and this is a subtle hint about how he's choosing to present himself, both to Joffrey and to Cersei. Tyrion wants to rub it in their faces that he has been doing more to actively help the war effort than either of them, a war they started by Joffrey foolishly executing Ned Stark, while Joffrey and Cersei spent the whole time in King's Landing essentially just waiting for Lord Tywin to clean up the mess. They're even holding a tournament in honor of Joffrey's nameday while over half of the realm has risen in rebellion. This makes Tyrion's barb to Joffrey that "We looked for you on the battlefield, and you were nowhere to be found" all the more pointed.
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