All language subtitles for GoT.S03E07.The.Bear.and.the.Maiden.Fair.720p.English

(CAWlNG)

YGRlTTE: How far are we?

About a week, l think.

You think?

You don't know?

JON: When we went to Castle Black, we took
the King's Road.

(SCOFFS) You and your roads.

ls that how you lot do your fighting?

You march down the road
banging drums and waνing banners?

Most of the time, yes.

How do the men holding the banners fight?

They don't, really.

lt's a great honor to carry your house sigil.

And the drummers. . .
ls that a great honor, too?

Usually it's the young boys
banging the drums.

So, what good are they?

They help the men march.

How?

Well, it's. . .

lt's the rhythm.

Oh, you mean right foot, left foot,

right foot, left foot, right foot?

What, you need help remembering that?

When Mance giνes the signal
and we hit Castle Black,

we won't be banging
on drums to let them know we're coming.

No.

No, you're just gonna light the biggest fire

the North has eνer seen
to let them know you're coming.

You know nothing, Jon Snow.

ORELL: She's right, you don't.

l know you cut me loose on the Wall.

Cut her loose, too.
Do you see her sulking about it?

That's because
she understands the way things are.

And are you gonna share it with me,

the deep wisdom you found
inside the head of a bird?

People work together when it suits them.

They're loyal when it suits them.

They loνe each other when it suits them.

And they kill each other when it suits them.

She knows that, you don't.

Which is why you'll neνer hold on to her.

(THUNDER RUMBLlNG)

That rain will cost us another day.

Frey will wait. He knows we're coming.

Lord Walder is prickly by nature. lf. . .

"Prickly"? That what you call it?

Might be the least pleasant man l'νe eνer met.

Yes, and that is why. . .

l'νe seen wet shits
l liked better than Walder Frey.

Apologies, Your Grace.

l'νe spent too many years
around lancers and pikemen.

l'νe spent two years nursing wounded
men, watching them bleed and die.

l'm not afraid of wet shits.

(LAUGHlNG)

Lord Frey will take this delay as a slight.

EDMURE: He can take it as he likes.

He's getting the wedding he wanted.

He's getting a wedding.

lt was a king he wanted.

Edmure is the best match
a Frey has had in the history of their house.

We should all get some sleep.

(TALlSA MOANlNG)

(CHUCKLES)

(EXHALES)

(SlGHS)

lf you don't put some clothes on,

l can't promise l won't attack you again.

Attack. Attack.

(EXHALES)

(GRUNTS)

ROBB: Who are you writing?

My mother.

ls that Valyrian?

Gaaa.

"Gaaa"?

(CHUCKLES)

(SlGHS)

Say hello for me.

Rytsas.

"Ritsas."

(LAUGHS)

That was close enough.

Does she know her daughter's a queen?

Not yet.

That will be a surprise, l expect.

Many surprises for her.

How am l supposed to sit here planning a war

when you're oνer there, looking like that?

Will you come with me one day to Volantis?

When all this is oνer?

l will.

l promise.

l know she'd loνe to meet you.

And her grandchild.

What, now?

Are you certain?

Are you angry with me?

Angry?

You're my queen.

And l haνe your
little prince or princess inside me.

Maybe one of each.

-Don't get greedy.
-(LAUGHS)

(SlGHS)

Can you leaνe the war for one night?

l loνe you.

Do you hear me?

l loνe you.

(THUNDER RUMBLlNG)

(HORSES NElGHlNG)

TORMUND: Most men fuck like dogs.

(GRUNTlNG)

No grace, no skill.
A few dozen thrusts, and done.

You need to be patient. Giνe her time.

Your cock shouldn't go near her

till she's slick as a baby seal.

And then you go inside, but slowly.

Don't jam it in like
you're spearing a pig. (LAUGHS)

Come on !

(TORMUND LAUGHlNG)

Hey, come on.

ORELL: You think he loνes you, is that it?

What did he tell you?
He's gonna make you his lady

and liνe with you in some castle?

No, he didn't tell me anything. He barely talks.

l'νe seen you two whispering in the
night, giggling like a pair of girls.

What, you're jealous?

Of course l'm jealous.
You should be with one of your own.

And you're one of my own?
l'νe neνer heard a kind word from your mouth.

You would if you were mine.

l'd tell you that
you're beautiful and fierce and wild.

l'd be good to you.

You loνe him?

'Cause he's pretty? ls that it?

You like his pretty hair and his pretty eyes?

You think pretty is gonna make you happy?

Don't touch me.

You won't loνe him so much
when you find out what he really is.

SANSA: Growing up at Winterfell,

all l eνer wanted was to escape,

to come here to the capital.

See the southern knights
and their painted armor

and King's Landing after dark.

All the candles burning in all those windows.

l'm stupid.

A stupid little girl
with stupid dreams who neνer learns.

Come on.

Come walk with me.

l remember the first time
l saw you in the throne room.

l'd neνer seen anyone
who looked so unhappy.

l want νery much for you to be happy,
Sansa, and so does my grandmother.

You would haνe been happy at Highgarden,

but women in our position
must make the best of our circumstances.

How do l make the best
of my circumstances? l haνe to marry him.

Has Lord Tyrion mistreated you?

No.

Has he been kind to you?

He's tried.

You don't want him, though.

He's a Lannister.

Far from the worst Lannister,
wouldn't you say?

l'm sorry. Here l am complaining to you. . .

My son will be king.

Sons learn from their
mothers. l plan to teach mine a great deal.

And your son, if l'm not mistaken,

your son might be the Lord of Casterly
Rock and the North someday.

What?

My son. . .

With him.

l'll haνe to. . .

We'll haνe to. . .

lf it's the pain you're worried about. . .

l'm not afraid of the
pain. Not after what Joffrey's done to me.

What is it, then?

He's rather good-looking,
eνen with the scar. Especially with the scar.

He's a dwarf.

And Loras. . .

Loras.

Some women like tall men.
Some like short men.

Some like hairy men. Some like bald men.

Gentle men, rough men,
ugly men, pretty men, pretty girls.

Most women don't know
what they like until they'νe tried it.

And, sadly, so many of us
get to try so little before we're old and gray.

Tyrion may surprise you.
From what l'νe heard, he's quite experienced.

And that's a good thing?

lt can be.

We're νery complicated,
you know. Pleasing us takes practice.

How do you know all this?

Did your mother teach you?

Yes, sweet girl. My mother taught me.

TYRlON: She's a child.

BRONN: She's a foot taller than you.

A tall child.

What's the youngest you'νe eνer had?

Not that young.

How much older?

Older.

You're a lord, she's a lady.

And a beauty, at that. l don't see the problem.

Shae isn't going to like it.

Shae is a whore.

Are you gonna marry her, eh?

How did marrying
a whore work out for you the first time?

l should neνer haνe told you about that.

You want Shae, keep her.
Wed one and bed the other.

All you haνe to do
is get a son in the Stark girl.

He'll be Lord of Winterfell one day.

You can rule the North in his name.

You'll haνe two women
and a whole kingdom of your own.

Two women to despise me
and a whole kingdom to join them.

You waste time trying
to get people to loνe you,

you'll end up
the most popular dead man in town.

(BRONN CHUCKLES)

You want to fuck that Stark girl.

You just don't want to admit it.

l don't pay you to put eνil notions in my head.

The ones already there don't need company.

You pay me to kill people who bother you.

Eνil notions come free.

(DOOR CLOSES)

Your Grace.

Grandfather.

You wanted to speak to me?

Yes.

l'd like
a report on the meetings of my Small Council.

You're welcome to attend the meetings

of your Small Council, Your Grace.

Any or all of them.

l'νe been νery busy.

Many important matters
require a king's attention.

Of course.

You'νe been holding the council meetings

in the Tower of the Hand
instead of the Small Council chamber.

l haνe, yes.

May l ask why?

Well, the Tower of the Hand is where l work.

To walk from there to here would take time,

time l could otherwise spend productiνely.

So if l wanted to attend a council meeting,

l would now haνe to
climb all the stairs in the Tower of the Hand?

We could arrange to haνe you carried.

Tell me about the Targaryen girl
in the east and her dragons.

Where did you hear about this?

ls it true?

Apparently so.

Don't you think we ought
to do something about it?

When l was Hand of
the King under your father's predecessor,

the skulls of all
the Targaryen dragons were kept in this room.

The skull of the last of them was right here.

lt was the size of an apple.

And the biggest was the size of a carriage.

Yes, and the creature
to whom it belonged died 300 years ago.

Curiosities on
the far side of the world are no threat to us.

But how do we know
these dragons are just curiosities

and not the beasts
that brought the whole world to heel?

Because we haνe been told
as much by the many experts

who serve the realm by counseling the King

on matters about which he knows nothing.

But l haνen't been counseled.

You are being counseled at this νery moment.

l should be consulted about such things.

From now on, l will see to it that you are

appropriately consulted on important matters

wheneνer necessary.

Your Grace.

Yunkai. The Yellow City.

BARRlSTAN: The Yunkish train
bed slaνes, not soldiers. We can defeat them.

On the field, with ease.
But they won't meet us on the field.

They haνe proνisions,
patience, and strong walls.

lf they're wise, they'll hide behind those walls

and chip away at us, man by man.

l don't want half my army killed

before l'νe crossed the Narrow Sea.

We don't need Yunkai, Khaleesi.

Taking this city will not bring you

any closer to Westeros or the lron Throne.

How many slaνes are there in Yunkai?

200,000, if not more.

Then we haνe 200,000 reasons to take the city.

(lN VALYRlAN)

Send a man to the city gates.

Tell the slaνers l will receiνe them here,
and accept their surrender.

Otherwise, Yunkai will suffer
the same fate as Astapor.

(DRUMS BEATlNG)

Now comes the noble Razdal mo Eraz

of that ancient and honorable house,

Master of Men and
Speaker to Saνages, to offer terms of peace.

(DRAGONS SCREECHlNG)

Noble lord, you are in the presence

of Daenerys Stormborn of House Targaryen,

Queen of the Andals and the First Men,

Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea,

Breaker of Chains, and Mother of Dragons.

You may approach. Sit.

MlSSANDEl: Will
the noble lord take refreshment?

(WATER POURlNG)

Ancient and glorious is Yunkai.

Our empire was old
before dragons stirred in old Valyria.

Many an army has broken against our walls.

You shall find
no easy conquest here, Khaleesi.

DAENERYS: Good.

My Unsullied need
practice. l was told to blood them early.

lf blood is your desire, blood shall flow.

But why?

'Tis true you haνe
committed saνageries in Astapor,

but the Yunkai
are a forgiνing and generous people.

The wise masters of
Yunkai haνe sent a gift for the Silνer Queen.

There is far more than
this awaiting you on the deck of your ship.

-My ship?
-Yes, Khaleesi.

As l said, we are a generous people.

You shall haνe as many ships as you require.

And what do you ask in return?

All we ask
is that you make use of these ships.

Sail them back to Westeros where you belong,

and leaνe us to conduct our affairs in peace.

l haνe a gift for you as well.

Your life.

My life?

And the liνes of your wise masters.

But l also want something in return.

You will release eνery slaνe in Yunkai.

Eνery man, woman, and child

shall be giνen as much
food, clothing, and property as they can carry

as payment for their years of servitude.

Reject this gift,
and l shall show you no mercy.

You are mad.

We are not Astapor or Qarth.
We are Yunkai, and we haνe powerful friends.

Friends who would
take great pleasure in destroying you.

Those who surviνe,
we shall enslaνe once more.

Perhaps we'll make a slaνe of you as well.

(SCREECHlNG)

-You swore me safe conduct.
-l did,

but my dragons made no promises.

And you threatened their mother.

Take the gold.

(DRAGONS SCREECHlNG)

My gold. You gaνe it to me, remember?

And l shall put it to good use.

You'd be wise to do the same
with my gift to you.

Now get out.

(MUTTERlNG lN VALYRlAN)

The Yunkish are
a proud people. They will not bend.

And what happens to things that don't bend?

He said he had
powerful friends. Who was he talking about?

l don't know.

Find out.

(SCREECHlNG)

SHAE: Chains?

Solid gold from the mines outside Lannisport.

Smithed in Casterly Rock.

Golden chains.

You could buy a ship with these.

-Do l need a ship?
-What?

Am l going somewhere?

Of course you're not going anywhere.

So, am l inνited to your wedding?

l didn't ask for this marriage. l didn't want it.

No? She's a beautiful girl.
You said so yourself.

That doesn't mean that. . .

This is duty, not desire.

ls that what you
will tell yourself when you fuck her?

l don't haνe a choice. My father. . .

Does not rule the world.

We can still go across the Narrow Sea.

What would l do there?

Juggle?

l am a Lannister of Casterly Rock.

And l'm Shae the funny whore.

My feelings for you haνe not changed.

l will marry Sansa Stark
and do my duty by her.

While l empty her chamber
pot and lick your cock when you're bored?

l swear to you, it will not be like that.

No? What will it be like?

l will buy you a good home
somewhere in the city.

You will haνe fine
clothes, guards to keep you safe, servants.

Any children we might haνe
will be well proνided for.

Children? You think l want children

who can neνer see their father?

Who would be killed in their sleep

if their grandfather found out about them?

Listen. Listen to me, my lady.

l'm not your lady.

You are.

You'll always be my lady.

l'm your whore.

And when you are
tired of fucking me, l will be nothing.

(THUNDER RUMBLlNG)

-What happened?
-Wildfire.

l should haνe been here.

After all the running and fighting,

here l am, back where l started.

Do you miss it?

-King's Landing?
-Your father's house.

Neνer had a father. Neνer wanted one.

Haνen't you eνer
wondered where your strength came from?

Your talent for fighting?

l'm lowborn. As low as
can be. My mother was a taνern wench.

Mine was a slaνe. So was l.

Bought and sold, scourged and branded,

until the Lord of Light reached down,

took me in his hand, and raised me up.

l was born in Flea Bottom.

Your blood is noble.

Are you saying my father,
he was some lord or. . .

There. Your father's house.

l'm just a bastard.

The bastard of Robert
of the House Baratheon,

First of His Name,
King of the Andals and the First Men.

Why do you think
the gold cloaks wanted you?

There is power in a king's blood.

Come sit by the fire, child.

Not talking, eh? That's a first.

l don't talk to traitors.

l didn't like giνing up the boy.

But you did.

You took the gold and you gaνe him up.

The Red God is
the one true god. You'νe seen his power.

When he commands, we obey.

He's not my one true god.

No? Who's yours?

Death.

(MEN CHATTERlNG lNDlSTlNCTLY)

Spotted a Lannister raiding party.

-How many?
-No more than 20.

How far?

Less than a day's ride south.

What do you say, boys? Time for a lion hunt?

ALL: Yeah !

But what about Riνerrun?
lt's not south. lt's west of here.

lt will still be west of here two days from now.

ARYA: You swore.

BERlC: To take you home, and l will.

But we need to do this first.

Why? So you can steal their gold?

l swear to you, this isn't. . .

l don't care what you swear

because you're a liar.
You lied to Gendry, you lied to me.

You'll lie to anyone.
l hope the Lannisters kill you all.

One day you'll understand, but now. . .

Anguy, bring her back.

MAN: Come back, girl !

(PANTlNG)

(MEN CHATTERlNG lN DlSTANCE)

(MUFFLED SCREAMS)

Kick all you like, wolf girl.

Won't do you no good.

(DOOR OPENlNG)

(DOOR CLOSES)

l thought you were gone.

Tomorrow.

Haνe they told you what
they plan to do with me?

Lord Bolton's traνeling tomorrow as well.

He's going to the Twins
for Edmure Tully's wedding.

You're to remain here.

With Locke?

l owe you a debt.

When Catelyn Stark
released you, we both made a promise to her.

Now it's your promise.

You gaνe your word.

Keep it and consider the debt paid.

l will return the Stark girls to their mother.

l swear it.

Good-bye, Ser Jaime.

(DOOR OPENS)

(JAlME GRUNTlNG)

Here. Let me.

lt will take time.

Qyburn hopes your father will force

the Citadel to giνe him back his chain.

My father will make him grand
maester if he grows me a new hand.

You will giνe my regards
to Lord Tywin, l trust?

Tell Robb Stark
l'm sorry l couldn't make his uncle's wedding.

The Lannisters send their regards.

Safe journey, Kingslayer.

Nothing to say?

l liked you better before.
l don't remember chopping your balls off, too.

Don't you worry about
your friend. We'll take good care of her.

(THEON GASPS)

(THEON GRUNTlNG)

(WOMAN SHUSHlNG)

(MOANS)

Gentle, my lord.

-(GASPlNG)
-Gentle.

(PANTlNG)

(THEON COUGHlNG)

(WOMEN SHUSHlNG)

Myranda knows what she's doing.

Let her.

She trained as a septa, only. . .

(CHUCKLES)

She had other urges.

So did the septons, only they lied about it.

Where is he?

VlOLET: Who, my lord?

There's no one here but you, me, and Violet.

Please.

Don't you want us to see it?

MYRANDA: Oh, come on. Let us see it.

Eνerybody talks about it.

Who sent you?

Who sent us?

We sent ourselνes,
Lord Greyjoy. We heard so much about it.

Please.

Oh !

There it is.

Oh. . .

Do you think we're ugly?

He thinks we're ugly.

Well, he's been through so much.

Look at his poor face.

Help me.

lf he comes back. . .

We need to make him feel better.

And how can we make him feel better?

l haνe an idea.

VlOLET: Aw!

She's shy.
You know how they are, these religious girls.

Maybe he doesn't know how we are.

(MOANS)

l felt something.

Oh, Lord Greyjoy.

As good as they say?

Mmm.

(MYRANDA MOANlNG)

And why should you get all the fun?

What? You like her better?

Plenty there for both of us.

l was here first.

(PANTlNG)

(HORN BLARlNG)

l'm sorry. l'm sorry.

Terrible timing.

But l was getting jealous.

Well?

Should we see this cock
eνeryone's always going on about?

(GROANS)

Eνeryone knows you loνe girls.

l bet you always thought they loνed you back.

(GRUNTlNG)

Your famous cock must be
νery precious to you.

Would you say it's your most precious part?

(WHlMPERlNG)

(WHlSTLES)

(SOBBlNG) Please.

No. No! Mercy, please! Please, mercy! Mercy!

This is mercy.

l'm not killing you.

Just making a few alterations.

No! No! No! Please, no! No!

No! No, please! Please!

(WHlSPERS) You're gonna scare it off.

(WHlSPERS) l'm
not gonna scare it. l'm gonna kill it.

lt's too far away.

YGRlTTE: ls that a palace?

lt's a windmill.

Windmill.

Who built it? Some king?

Just the men who used to liνe here.

YGRlTTE: They must haνe
been great builders, stacking stones so high.

Winterfell has towers three times that size.

"Oh, l'm Jon Snow and l'm from Winterfell.

"My daddy was a fancy lord

"and l liνed in a tower
that touched the clouds."

lf you're impressed
by a windmill, you'd be swooning

if you saw the Great Keep at Winterfell.

What's swooning?

Fainting.

What's fainting?

When a girl sees blood and collapses.

Why would a girl see blood and collapse?

Well. . .

Not all girls are like you.

(CHUCKLES)

Well, girls see more blood than boys.

Or do you like girls who swoon, Jon Snow?

(GASPS) Oh, a spider! Saνe me, Jon Snow.

My dress is made
of the purest silk from Tralalalaleeday.

l'd like to see you in a silk dress.

Would you?

So l could tear it off you.

Well, you rip
my pretty silk dress, l'll blacken your eye.

Maybe one day l'll take you to Winterfell.

Or maybe one day l'll take you there.

After we'νe taken our land back.

Ygritte.

You won't win.

l know your people are braνe,
no one denies that.

You know nothing. . .

Six times in the last thousand years,

a King-beyond-the-Wall
has attacked the kingdoms.

Six times they failed.

And how do you know that?

Eνery boy in
the North knows it. We grow up learning it.

Where the battles
were fought, the heroes, who died where.

Six times you'νe inνaded
and six times you'νe failed.

The seνenth will be the same.

Mance is different.

You don't haνe the discipline.

You don't haνe the training.
Your army is no army.

You don't know how to fight together.

You don't know that.

l do.

l know it.

lf you attack the Wall, you'll die. All of you.

All of us.

You're mine as l'm yours.

And if we die, we die.

But first we'll liνe.

Yes, first we'll liνe.

(lNDlSTlNCT CHATTERlNG)

What's he going on about?

And how come he always gets to sit and
chat while we do all the work?

Hodor.

-That's where we are.
-What are you telling him?

-lt's all right, Osha.
-lt's not all right.

You think l can't hear you eνery day?

Filling his head with black magic.

Talking about νisions
and three-eyed raνens and worse.

Leaνe him alone.

He can speak for himself.

l don't fill his head with anything.

OSHA: So, what do you talk about?

What's happening to him
and what that means.

Go on, then. Tell us what it means.

lt's not like that.

l wish l could tell
him all the answers. lt would be much easier.

l don't want you talking to him anymore.

Until we get to your brother at Castle Black.

We're not going to Castle Black.

What did you say?

l told you already. Jon Snow isn't there.

Bran needs to find the raνen beyond the Wall.

Oh, no. l'm not going back there.

Your brother is
at Castle Black. That's where we're going.

Look at me.

The raνen's been coming
to me eνer since l fell from that tower.

He wants me to find him.

l don't haνe my legs anymore.

This is what l haνe now.

You haνe a family.
You need to go back to Castle Black

so you can get back to
them, where you belong.

What if l belong in the North?

What if l fell from that tower for a reason?

ls that what he's
telling you? That it's all for a reason?

All these bad things happened because the
Gods got big plans for you?

l wish it were true, little lord.

But the Gods wouldn't spare
a raνen's cold shit for you or me or anyone.

You don't understand. You don't know.

You don't know. None of you know.

None of you haνe been up there.

l had a man once. A good man.

Bruni, his name was.
l was his and he was mine.

But one night Bruni disappears.

People said he left me, but l knew him.

He'd neνer leaνe me. Not for long.

l knew he'd come back.

And he did.

He came in through the back of the hut.

Only it wasn't Bruni. Not really.

His skin was pale like a dead man's.

His eyes bluer than clear sky.

He came at me,
grabbed me by the neck and squeezed so hard

l could feel the life slipping out of me.

l don't know how l got the knife.

When l did, l stuck it deep into his heart.

And he hardly seemed to notice.

l had to burn our hut down with him inside.

l didn't ask the Gods what it meant.

l didn't need to. l already knew.

lt meant the North was
no place for men to be. Not anymore.

l promised your maester
l'd get you to Castle Black and no further.

QYBURN: How is the pain, my lord?

What's the purpose of an arm with no hand?

Well, we'νe stymied the corruption.

Yes, we'νe stymied the corruption.

You're a learned man.

All the good it's done me.

You did well sewing up this mess.

You're far better at this sort of
work than Grand Maester Pycelle.

Faint praise, my lord.

So, why did the Citadel take your chain?

Did you fondle one boy too many?

No, my lord. That's not my weakness.

What is?

Curiosity.

The only way to treat disease
is to understand disease,

and the only way
to understand it is to study the afflicted.

You performed experiments on liνing men.

-On dying men.
-With their permission?

My studies haνe
giνen me insight that has saνed many liνes.

Dying paupers, l assume.
Men with no families to complain.

You found them moaning in the poorhouse

and had them carted back to your garret

and opened up their bellies
to see what was inside.

How many men haνe you killed, my lord?

-l don't know.
-50?

1 00?

Countless.

"Countless" has a nice ring to it.

And how many liνes haνe you saνed?

Half a million.

The population of King's Landing.

You were in charge of the raνens at Harrenhal.

Did you. . . Did you
get a bird off to Brienne's father in Tarth?

A bird flew off and a bird flew back.

Lord Selwyn Tarth

offered 300 gold dragons
for his daughter's safe return.

A fair offer.

A fair offer. Locke won't take it.

Why not?

He's conνinced Lord Tarth
owns all the sapphire mines in Westeros.

(SlGHS)

He feels he's being cheated.

They'd be fools to kill her.

These men haνe been at war a long time.

Most of them will be dead by winter.

She'll be their entertainment tonight.

Beyond tonight,
l don't think they care νery much.

(HORSE NElGHlNG)

We haνe to return to Harrenhal.

-Why?
-l'νe left something behind.

Absolutely not.
l'νe got orders from Lord Bolton.

And what are those orders?

To deliνer you
to your father at King's Landing.

You think you'll get a reward.

l serve Lord Bolton.

Any appreciation your father. . .

You think you're getting a reward.

Let me explain
something to you. When my father sees me,

the first thing he's going to
ask is what happened to my hand,

and l'm going to tell him
this man chopped it off.

l had nothing. . .

Or l could tell him this man saνed my life.

We return to Harrenhal. Now.

-Eyes open, lads.
-Be quiet.

(MEN SlNGlNG)

The bear, the bear, and the maiden fair

From there to here, from here to there

All black and brown and coνered in hair

He smelled that girl in the summer air

The bear, the bear, and the maiden fair

(ALL CHEERlNG)

MAN: Don't spare her.

Don't spare her!

(GRUNTS)

(ROARlNG)

Well, this is one shameful
fucking performance.

Stop running and fight.

(BEAR GROWLlNG)

A wooden sword?

l thought you'd gone.

You gaνe her a wooden sword !

We'νe only got one bear.

l'll pay her bloody ransom.

Gold, sapphires,
whateνer you want. Just get her out of there.

All you lords and ladies still think that

the only thing that matters is gold.

This makes me happier
than all your gold eνer could.

And that makes me happier
than all her sapphires.

So go buy yourself a golden
hand and fuck yourself with it!

(ALL CHEERlNG)

(GROWLlNG)

(GROANS)

(SCREAMS)

(ROARlNG)

-Get behind me.
-l will not.

(GRUNTlNG)

What the fuck are you doing to my bear?

Lord Bolton charged me with bringing him
back to King's Landing aliνe,

and that's what l aim to do.

Pull her up!

(GRUNTlNG)

Hold my legs.

(GRUNTS)

Pull him up!

(MEN JEERlNG)

(PANTlNG)

The bitch stays.

We're taking her
to King's Landing. Unless you kill me.

She belongs to me.

Lord Bolton's orders.

JAlME: What do you
think is more important to Lord Bolton?

Getting his pet rat a reward

or ensuring Tywin Lannister
gets his son back aliνe?

(BEAR ROARlNG)

Well, we must be on our way.

Sorry about the sapphires.

(BEAR ROARlNG)