Prince, Baylor was the first born, Prince Makos sprang out last.

Damon was the bastard, so the kicked his bastard.

Grasses green in summer, green grass I adore.

But grasses red all over when he kill a rebel, horses die in battle.

This battle was the front.

Blackfey's not a true born. he came from the wrong country was in peril

the end there was a rock the hammer smashed the bastard with his giant feigning host of dawnish

fair men hello everyone and welcome to a cast of kings, a decoding TV podcast about the HBO original

series, The Night of the Seven Kingdoms. I'm David Chen and I have not read George R.R. Martins

A Night of Seven Kingdoms. I'm Kim Renfro and I have read George R. Martins a Night of the Seven

Kingdoms. Welcome to the podcast, everyone. Today on the show, we're going to be covering another of the Seven Kingdoms season

one, episode three, entitled The Squire.

We'll start with our overall thoughts.

We'll dive into the specifics of what happened in the episode.

Kim Renfro is going to give us some great insights and comparisons with what happened in the books.

And then we will conclude with some of your feedback and responses to our last podcast.

So let's get into it, Kim Renfro. What were your overall thoughts on season one episode three entitled The Squire?

I loved this episode. I was smiling more throughout this episode of TV than I maybe have at TV in a long time.

Although, shout out to Miss Rachel.

Like even, you know, the little gross out moment in this episode.

Last week I was pondering, what are they going to do

in episode three that might shock or horrify me? And this time instead, I was like,

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