The two have been running a very tight ship on the series, adapting one of the hardest series of books imaginable into a brilliant television series. You have to give credit to David Benioff and D.B. It’s a bit of a one-upsmanship between the two grizzled knights, with Barristan taking the noble route and Jorah taking the practical route (which seems proper for both characters). (He’s also an abject failure at carrying out his father’s last wishes, leaving it up to the Blackfish – the brilliant Clive Russell – to do the job.) Oh yeah, there also seems to be tension between Dany and her two guardians, Barristan the Bold and Jorah the Andal. He’s been winning, but his uncle Edmure (Tobias Menzies) has somehow managed to screw up his plans and thus, Robb is not a happy king or having as much success against the Lannister host as he wants. Things aren’t going well for them things haven’t been going quite so well for Robb Stark, either. The men of the Night’s Watch are limping back towards the safety of Westeros, sniping at each other and searching for the comfort of Craster’s Keep and a warm fire. The fortunes have been shifting, both north of and south of the wall.
It’s interesting to see how the show is changing as the season goes on.
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