Tyrion Lannister, Her Other Brother, flourishes in his role as Hand to King Joffrey, roots out Cersei’s spies, and tries to hide his lover, Shae, from his enemies at court. He is given a babysitter in the form of the formidable Brienne of Tarth.
Jaime monologues a bit, bludgeons his cousin to death, tries to escape, and is captured again-but let go by Catelyn Stark in hopes that she can exchange him for her daughter Sansa Stark. Jaime Lannister, Her Twin Brother, is still being held captive by the Starks, and mostly sneers and quips in the mud until his cousin Alton shows up. (Just because a character has died, for instance, that doesn’t mean they’re unimportant!) For a more in-depth look at some of the key episodes of Game of Thrones, you can dive into Vanity Fair’s list of the 15 most essential episodes of Game of Thrones to re-watch before the final season. If you feel a little more ambitious, there’s an extra-credit section below with additional information that could be good to remember when the series returns. Since this is a rather daunting undertaking-it’s 67 episodes what do you expect of us?!-we’re boiling it all down to the essential stories of the surviving characters set to do battle in Season 8. Just in case you don’t have time to re-watch seven seasons Game of Thrones before the show’s upcoming eighth and final season premiere-it’s only 67 episodes what’s wrong with you?-we here at Vanity Fair will be recapping every single season of the show in order to make sure key events are fresh in your mind.
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