What do we learn from this trailer?

Tyrion and Cersei sharing a discussion about how long the warring will last. Tyrion notes there are “Seven kingdoms all united in fear of Tywin Lannister.” When he wonders how long it goes on, Cersei tells him, “Until we dealt with all of our enemies.” That’s a long time if you’re a Lannister.

Elsewhere we see Stannis certain that darkness will consume them all unless he triumphs. Thanks, Melisandre, for giving the guy a big head.

Poor Sansa is still acting accordingly on the arm of King Joffrey, who otherwise is stomping his feet and shouting “I am the KING. Everyone is mine to torment.” Cersei must be so proud. At some point, we’re going to realize how embarrassed she is by her son, but she plays the dutiful mother just as well as Sansa plays the dutiful…fiancee? Anne Boleyn, er, Margaery, hasn’t yet found her way to Joffrey’s side, but she make a brief appearance in the trailer, thereby setting the stage.

Jaime and Brienne continue their sword fight on the bridge. For all the promotion that particular scene is getting, it had better not last a mere 20 seconds and I expect Brienne to show Jaime a thing or two about how dangerous she can be.

Jon Snow is still off fighting someone with Ygritte. This time she’s playing the role of Katniss in The Hunger Games (archery is all the rage!) and darkness is enveloping the North as they do their damnedest to stave off the beasts who have found their way around the Wall.

Daenerys is totally bad-ass and confident with her dragons, this time she’s go a fire-breather at her side and she’s asking exactly how someone would prepare to defeat them.

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A hint of the Lannisters: A reminder that nobody has dared kill the dreaded and woefully inept King Joffrey; Tyrion opining that he has lost blood for his family (which will most likely go unnoticed and unrewarded); Jaime battling it out in a sword duo with Brienne of Tarth (seriously, he’s called her the ugliest creature alive, but I can’t be the only one who feels the sexual tension there!) and Stannis being manipulated by Melisandre again to believe he is the key to all things. Everywhere. Period.

There are glimpses into the lives of the Starks: Rob realizes he is winning battles but losing the war, Arya shouting out for someone to burn in hell, Bran skillfully mastering the craft of archery and Jon Snow (an honorary Stark bastard) talking about his freedom, which would appear to be triggered due to his lusting after a certain lass named Ygritte. Or, as Mance Rayder believes, his desire to be a hero.

Finally, we see Daneryx, looking lovely in blue, sailing across the sea, her dragons at her side, or rather flying along side the ship on which she rides. Ser Jorah is still giving her counsel and it would appear, initially, that her darkest times may have passed.

All of that means little out of context, as we know from watching Game of Thrones. Every week leaves us breathless in anticipation of what’s next to come. That’s the brilliance in the adaptation of George R. R. Martin’s series of A Song of Fire and Ice novels to the small screen. Keep an eye on TVHackR for more GoT related news, and enjoy the latest preview, below.

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