The episode—“Breaker of Chains”—opens with your aunt’s varicose veins the pale, vein-y face of the King formerly known as Joffrey Baratheon. For a split second, we feel bad. He looks Joffrey killed Ros in Game of Thrones season 3, but it wasn't a moment of sudden insanity — it was a crime Game of Thrones built up to across the first few seasons. During Game of Thrones season 2, as the War of the Five Kings waged on, Joffrey remained safely tucked away in the castle in King's Landing. The Small Council headed by Tyrion Jon Snow met a shocking end at the knives of some of the Night's Watch brothers during season 5's "Mother's Mercy." He is then brought back to life by Melis ck3j.

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