[S5E10] The Warriors Will

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Octavia may have struggled just to keep her people alive, but along the way, she found a place that she is unwilling to step away from now. This is where Octavia belongs in her mind, which means that those around her are now paying the price in a way.

This time around her motivations were made clear in a way that they might not have been before. That fire was a manifestation of the chaos that she is willing to create so that her people will follow her, and follow her they did.

If this all isn't an attempt for Madi to get information that will carry them over into their next big twist for Season 6, then there will be a real problem with the flame coming up in the narrative this strongly again.

For as much as Octavia wants her war, she is conflicted about sending her brother to his death against the woman who made Octavia who she is. So, she goes to Indra for advice. Indra informs Octavia that she will always be her Second, but she can no longer follow Blodreina. Not when there is a true Commander out there.

Before the fight, Indra and Gaia get a couple minutes to go over the plan. Gaia wants to kill Octavia, so that she can have Madi be the Commander of Wonkru. Indra knows that would lead to Gaia getting executed, so she tells her daughter to stick to the plan. Bellamy then arrives to tell them of his plan to not fight. Indra says that will mean instant execution by Octavia, something Bellamy says he wants.

The episode closes with them heading toward Shallow Valley, but the political unrest among Wonkru is clear. If Madi does return to her people, Octavia will be overthrown. And given her recent actions, that might be for the best.

The episode will pick up from the shocking events in episode nine called Sic Semper Tyrannis in which Octavia arrested her own brother, Indra and Gaia (Tati Gabrielle) and sentenced them to fight in the area.

Meanwhile, the Walkers are following the gang like a pack of scavengers awaiting an easy meal. Sasha wants to take out the growing horde along with Michonne, but the more experienced warrior convinces her that it's not the time, no matter how angry she is right now. Sasha wants to take out her frustration at the loss of her brother by decapitating a few Walkers; Carol and Daryl grieve for Beth in an altogether different way, though it will take Daryl some time to accept it.

I'm sure that Aaron's arrival means something to fans of the comics, but for the sake of spoilers, we'll save that discussion for another time. That being said, it was a nice stinger for the end of an episode that focused mainly on the survivors and how they deal with their personal grief. Is this hour all they get to come to terms with their losses And with the arrival of this new potential threat, will there be more traumatic losses before season's end

Best Shawshank moment: And as soon as that torrential downpour started, the group all unleashed their inner-Andy Dufresne, each finding salvation in the storm. We can only assume now the Alexandria Safe-Zone will be located in Zihuatanejo.

Best kill: The tornado. Mother Nature really came through for our heroes this week and was a top contender for MVP. Nothing like a 300mph rotating funnel of destruction to either impale, crush, or launch away a hungry, hungry horde. We assume the walkers sucked up into the atmosphere will be bad news for another group of survivors, probably the ones from the upcoming companion series, when they eventually fall down. Hey, it could happen.

With Daenerys gone, her council is unsure of how they should continue. Tyrion addresses both Jorah and Daario's feelings for her, understanding all too well how one could love the wrong woman. The three argue about Jorah's betrayal, but they will not make any judgments without Daenerys first. Drogon was seen taking her north and that is where they need to search for their queen. Grey Worm, still recovering from his injuries, offers to go with Jorah and Daario, as does Tyrion. Daario firmly nixes both ideas. Grey Worm is needed to command the Unsullied in keeping the city under control, while Tyrion is the only one of them to have any actual political experience. Daario expresses confidence that with Missandei's help, the pair of them should be able to keep Meereen under control until they return with Daenerys.

Septa Unella enters Cersei's cell and orders her to confess. Finally giving in, Cersei is brought before the High Sparrow to confess her sins. She confesses her adultery with Ser Lancel, but denies her incestuous relationship with her brother Jaime. Cersei begs to be allowed to go to the Red Keep to see her son Tommen. The High Sparrow grants her request but says that there will still be a trial to ascertain the truth behind the other charges that she still denies: incest and regicide. Cersei is brought to a cell where she is stripped naked and roughly washed before her hair is quickly cut short. She is brought outside where she is forced to walk naked through the streets of King's Landing from the Great Sept of Baelor to the Red Keep as punishment. She is accompanied by Septa Unella, who repeats the word \"shame\" three times and rings a bell every few steps, and six members of the Faith Militant. Cersei performs her walk of atonement amidst the leering crowds who immediately begin pelting her with filth and vicious insults, such as \"cunt\" and \"brother-fucker\". With bloody feet, Cersei eventually makes it to the Red Keep and bursts into tears. Upon entering the gates, Cersei finds her uncle Kevan Lannister, Grand Maester Pycelle and Qyburn waiting for her. Qyburn attempts to comfort her by covering her body with a cloak. Heavy footsteps are heard, and Qyburn introduces Cersei to the newest member of the Kingsguard: an 8 foot tall man in golden armor, who he says has sworn a vow of silence until all their foes are defeated. Qyburn suggests Cersei go inside where he can attend to her feet, which are badly injured, and the huge knight lifts her up and carries her away, as her expression already begins to harden.

Jon Snow tells Sam what he witnessed at Hardhome. He hopes the White Walkers can't climb the Wall as there is not enough dragonglass or Valyrian steel in Westeros to combat them. Sam asks Jon if he can travel to Oldtown to study and replace Aemon as the new maester of the Watch. He feels there is no other way he can help them as he cannot fight. He is also afraid for Gilly and her child's safety, and wishes to take them along. Jon reminds him that the Citadel will also not allow Sam to be with women, but is humored to hear that it is already too late for that. Sam promises he will return, they toast to that and Jon sees his only friend off.

High Sparrow: \"A sinner comes before you, Cersei of House Lannister. Mother to His Grace, King Tommen, widow of His Grace, King Robert. She has committed the acts of falsehood and fornication. She has confessed her sins, and begged for forgiveness. To demonstrate her repentance, she will cast aside all pride, all artifice, and present herself as the gods made her... to you, the good people of this city. She comes before you with a solemn heart, shorn of secrets, naked before the eyes of gods and men, to make her walk of atonement.\"

Qyburn: \"Your Grace. It's good to have you back. Come, we'll take you inside. I need to have a look at those feet.\"[Cersei and Qyburn look up to see a huge man in Kingsguard armor, with a helmet that covers his entire face except for the eyes, surrounded by dead-looking grey flesh, are visible.]Qyburn: \"May I have the honor of presenting the newest member of the Kingsguard\" [The silent behemoth picks up Cersei and follows Qyburn.] \"If it please Your Grace, he has taken a Holy vow of silence. He has sworn that he will not speak, until all His Grace's enemies are dead, and evil has been driven from the Realm.\"

In the novels, therefore, Stannis's march against Winterfell is quite different. Rather than losing men, he has gained thousands of new Northern allies, and their advance is a serious threat to the Boltons. The odds are still against them, but even Roose Bolton is deeply concerned that Stannis's assault might so badly weaken his armies that the rest of the North will rise up in revolt to overthrow the Boltons. The fifth novel ends on a cliffhanger, as the battle occurred off-screen and the outcome is unknown. The Boltons seem to have at least taken significant losses, but Jon Snow receives a letter from Ramsay Bolton claiming that he has killed Stannis and demanding that he hand over Melisandre, Stannis's wife and daughter (who remained at Castle Black); there are, however, reasons to believe the contents of the letter are false, among them that no piece of skin is enclosed - in contrast to Ramsay's former letters.

The Stannis/Bolton storyline also intersects with the Night's Watch storyline, and these condensations affect it in the finale as well. At the end of the fifth novel, Jon receives a threatening letter from Ramsay Bolton. He reads the letter aloud to the Night's Watch and assembled wildlings and announces he will march south and confront Ramsay, effectively compromising the political neutrality of the Night's Watch. It is after this point when several of his officers, including Lord Stewart Bowen Marsh, stab Jon repeatedly in the courtyard, while two of them (Marsh and Wick Whittlestick) saying \"For the Watch\", and Marsh has tears in his eyes. They turn on Jon when he breaks the Watch's neutrality by announcing his intention to confront Ramsay Bolton, as Jon is taking part in the wars of the realm. Neither side is presented as entirely correct: if Jon strictly adheres to the Watch's political neutrality, the Boltons will destroy the North and the Watch. However, attacking the Boltons breaks the Watch's political neutrality to stay out of the realm's wars and if they fail, it might invoke the wrath of the Lannisters against the Watch. The TV version, in contrast, presents Jon's attackers as only