We ended the episode about halfway through. Robert asking Ned to
be the Hand of the King was a good place to stop, because this action was the
apex of the episode itself.
Jon Arryn's death is the main instigator
for the series. It's important to note Queen Cersei's conversation with her
twin brother Jaime concerning Arryn's death, and that she's concerned he may
have told someone about something.
The Starks get their direwolf pups and
Bran witnesses his first beheading, with surely many more to come. Jon is not a
true Stark himself, made evident by Catelyn’s unabashed glare, but he’s still a
brother to Bran and comforts him after the beheading.
We caught a glimpse of the White Walkers
in the very beginning. White Walkers are a children's tale of frozen zombies
beyond the magical Wall built to protect Westeros against them.
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