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Welcome to the Game of Thrones podcast, the official podcast for Game of Thrones on HBO. I'm Jim. I may run.

And today we're talking season six episode three until the oath breaker. I think I've come to the conclusion that this is an ironic name.

I don't know, I got some feedback that identifies a lot of kinds of oath breakers.

Okay.

Broken O's are in the eyes of the beholders.

Right. I think the most prominent one, the one that we're all supposed to be thinking about though, seems like Jon Snow.

Yeah.

And I think it's ironically named because he's not actually an oath breaker.

Even though what he's doing would make any other Lord Commander of the Night's Watch and oath breaker.

Yeah. That's how I read it anyway.

I tend to broadly agree with you. I think that's the, if you want to dig deeper and find more, well, that's what we're here for.

Right.

But I think it's also a pretty complain reading of, I don't know if it's ironic or if they're actually teasing a bigger conflict to come.

Those are the things are all in the table, but yeah.

Sure.

Okay.

Any additional thoughts or like any shifts of opinion after you watched it a couple more times or again?

No. No. I think I'm sticking with my, you know, first opinion on it. There were some scenes that I really liked, some scenes that made the episode and then some scenes that were just okay or maybe not even great.

I think this episode suffered a lot more than many in recent memory for having to just like, okay, you get 10, 10 minutes rule.

You know, like it's story.

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