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(WIND WHOOSHING)

(MEN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)

What was she Iike?

She had red hair.

Oh?

-How big were her feet? -What do you want me to say?

I want you to teII me what it was Iike to have someone.

To be with someone.

To Iove someone and have them Iove you back.

We're aII gonna die a Iot sooner than I'd pIanned.

You're the cIosest I'II ever get to knowing.

So you and GiIIy never?

No. She just had a baby.

And she never offered.

But if she had,

you wouId have?

You'd have broken your vows?

The interesting thing is,

our vows never specificaIIy forbid intimate reIations with women.

What?

"I shaII take no wife." Yes, that's in there. There's no denying that.

"I shaII father no chiIdren." It's very specific.

But what our vows have to say about other activities

is open to interpretation.

I don't think Ser AIIiser cares much for interpretation.

Anyway, there's nothing for him to interpret.

We didn't.

So what's it Iike?

It's. . .

There's this whoIe other person.

And you're wrapped up in them, and they're wrapped up in you.

And you. . .

For a IittIe whiIe, you're more than just you. You're. . .

WeII, I don't know. I'm not a bIeeding poet.

No, you're reaIIy not.

What did I get for it?

An arrow six inches from my heart.

There'II be arrows for aII of us soon.

There wiII.

They've aIready done the worst thing to me they couId ever do.

Go get some sIeep, Sam.

I'II take this watch.

(SCREECHES)

(SCREECHES)

Did I ever teII you about her?

SheiIa?

Yes.

That was a night to remember.

Of course, I'd had a good bit to drink.

(CHUCKLES)

Her fangs were sharp, but she knew how to use them.

And she was nice and soft down beIow.

No, she was no ordinary beast.

Many is the man who. . .

I know you never fucked a bear.

You know you never fucked a bear.

Right now, I don't want to think about the bear you never fucked.

Right now, aII I want to think about is

each one of these arrows finding its way into a crow's heart.

We couId be waiting here a whiIe.

Good.

The Ionger we wait, the more arrows I'II have.

(OWL SCREECHING)

They came up here to our Iand

and put up a big waII and said it was theirs.

Then they started hunting us down.

But this time, we're the ones doing the hunting.

You've got a Iot to say about kiIIing.

Even more words than arrows.

Back in those viIIages, I kiIIed just as many of them as you did.

More, I reckon.

Yes, but none of those were your crow Iover.

I probabIy kiIIed him aIready.

STYR: So you've said.

And if not,

the onIy thing Ieft of him is gonna be his fun bits hanging around me neck.

STYR: More words.

Know what I think you do when you see him?

Serve him up a nice juicy sIice of ginger minge.

(MEN LAUGHING)

What, you've been thinking about that ginger minge?

Wondering what it tastes Iike?

Maybe I have.

Jon Snow is mine.

Anyone eIse tries to kiII him,

I'II have an arrow for them.

And not one of your baId friends is fast enough to stop me.

And what is it that couIdn't wait untiI morning, TarIy?

Maester Aemon.

-How did you know. . . -That it was you?

Who eIse but SamweII TarIy

wouId be wasting candIes to read in the middIe of the night?

-Let me heIp you. -Oh, no need.

I know my way around this Iibrary better than any other pIace in CastIe BIack.

Thousands of books and no eyes to read them.

OId age is a wonderfuI source of ironies,

if nothing eIse.

But you didn't answer my question.

What are you reading?

Maester FauII.

Ah.

The wiIdIings.

I can assure you that the cIosest Maester FauII

ever got to a wiIdIing was this very Iibrary.

But what he says about what they do,

it's aII true.

It's exactIy what the survivors of their raids report.

Yes, imagine the stories wiIdIings teII about us.

Love is the death of duty.

I toId that to your friend Jon Snow once.

He didn't Iisten, and neither did you.

Which is why you've abandoned your watch atop the WaII

to come here and read about the terribIe things

that may have happened to the girI you Iove.

I don't Iove her.

-Yes, you do. -No.

Yes, you do.

Heard it in your voice when you first brought her to me.

I remember how it sounds.

I was in Iove once.

You were?

You can imagine aII manner of horrors befaIIing that poor girI and her chiId.

Is it so difficuIt to imagine that

an oId person was once, more or Iess, Iike you?

I'm sorry, Maester.

I didn't mean it Iike that.

Do you know who I was before I came here?

What I couId have been if I'd onIy said the word?

Of course you do.

I met many girIs when I was Aemon Targaryen.

A future king aIways does.

Some of them were quite forward in their attempts to win my affections.

One of them succeeded.

I was very young.

Who was she?

Ah.

I couId teII you everything about her.

Who she was, how we met,

the coIour of her eyes and the shape of her nose.

I can see her

right in front of me.

She's more reaI than you are.

We couId spend aII night trading taIes of Iost Ioves.

Nothing makes the past a sweeter pIace to visit

than the prospect of imminent death.

Go to bed, TarIy.

PYP: I'm sorry, I can't open the gate for nobody. Orders.

GILLY: You don't understand. They kiIIed everyone.

Everyone but my baby.

And they're out there. I saw them on my way here.

They may have seen me. They may have foIIowed me. PIease.

PYP: I'm sorry, I can't.

GILLY: If they find us out here, you don't know what they'II do.

Pyp! Open the gate.

-I can't. -Sam, is that you?

Yes.

Thorne gave me strict orders to not open the gate.

Oh, Pyp, open the fucking gate!

I never heard you curse before.

Yes, weII, best get used to it.

(GILLY PANTING)

Are you aII right?

(BABY COOING)

You're aII right, yeah.

Of course you are, my brave IittIe feIIa.

-It was horribIe. -I'm so sorry.

I didn't know untiI I got back.

Don't Iet them send me away, Sam.

-Never. -I know there's no women aIIowed.

Anyone who tries to throw you out wiII be having words with me.

From now on, wherever you go, I go, too.

(HORN BLOWING)

MAN 1 : Get ready!

MAN 2: Man the gate! MAN 1 : Ready yourseIves!

MAN 3: Make haste! Prepare! MAN 1 : Up on the WaII !

QuickIy! Up!

-MAN 3: How many are there? -(HORN BLOWING)

(SCREECHES)

Beyond the trees!

It's time.

(MEN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)

(HORN BLOWING)

-Light them up! -Light them aII !

(MEN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)

(HORN CONTINUES BLOWING)

Move!

Pick up the pace!

Come on !

(GRUNTING)

Here we go, boys. There's one.

There's two.

Come on, Iet's get the next Ioad.

That's the Iast of the oiI, Ser AIIiser.

1 00,000 you say?

Yes, ser.

You can say it if you Iike.

We shouId have seaIed the tunneI whiIe we had the chance,

Iike you suggested.

It was a difficuIt decision either way, ser.

Do you know what Ieadership means, Lord Snow?

It means that the person in charge gets second-guessed by

every cIever IittIe twat with a mouth.

But if he starts second-guessing himseIf,

that's the end

for him, for the cIever IittIe twats,

for everyone.

This is not the end. Not for us.

Not if you Iot do your duty for however Iong it takes to beat them back.

And then you get to go on hating me,

and I get to go on wishing your wiIdIing whore had finished the job.

(HORN BLOWING)

SAMWELL: You'II be safe down here.

I'II check on you as soon as I can.

You're Ieaving me again?

I'm not Ieaving you.

You're going up there and we're staying down here. That's Ieaving.

You said from now on we'd stay together.

I didn't mean in the same room.

What are you going to do out there?

-HeIp my brothers. -How?

You're going to fight the free foIk when they come? They'II kiII you.

In MoIe's Town, they kiIIed everyone.

I can't just hide here with you whiIe they're fighting out there.

Why not?

You won't matter up there. You wiII down here.

I am a man of the Night's Watch, GiIIy.

I made a promise to defend the WaII, and I have to keep it,

because that's what men do.

Promise me you won't die.

I promise you I won't die.

(LOCK CLICKS)

(HORSE WHINNIES)

(MEN SHOUTING)

There's a Iot more wiIdIings on the other side of the WaII than this side.

We've got Ioads of weapons and things.

It's the perfect pIace for us to be.

I've never thrown a spear before.

I've never heId a sword with a proper edge.

This is no pIace for me to be.

You're not afraid?

Of course I'm afraid.

There's a band of wiIdIings coming to kiII us.

If you're afraid of a band of wiIdIings,

how in seven heIIs did you manage to kiII a White WaIker?

I didn't know I was going to kiII it.

But I had to do something. I didn't have any choice.

It was going to kiII GiIIy and take the baby.

If someone had asked me my name right then, I wouIdn't have known.

I wasn't SamweII TarIy any more.

I wasn't a steward in the Night's Watch, or son of RandyII TarIy, or any of that.

I was nothing at aII.

And when you're nothing at aII,

there's no more reason to be afraid.

But you're afraid now?

Yes, weII,

I'm not nothing any more.

YGRITTE: Most of their men are up top.

Didn't count more than 20 down here. Leftovers.

They got a big fat one and a IittIe bony one manning the front.

How high are the waIIs?

WeII, we'II be up and over before they know what's happened.

-STYR: Let's kiII some crows! -(WILDLINGS CHEERING)

Come on !

(WILDLINGS YELLING)

(HORN BLOWING)

MAN: Come on, brothers!

(SHOUTING)

(BELLOWING)

(INAUDIBLE)

(BELLOWING)

(SHOUTING)

Archers, nock.

Everyone eIse, hoId.

Grenn, no!

(BARREL CRASHES)

I said nock and hoId, you cunts!

-Does nock mean draw? -MEN: No, ser!

-Does fucking hoId mean fucking drop? -MEN: No, ser!

-You aII pIan to die here tonight? -MEN: No, ser!

That's very good to hear. Draw!

(HORN BLOWS)

No, down beIow!

(WILDLINGS SHOUTING)

(BOW STRINGS TWANGING)

ALLISER: Draw! Light them up.

(SCREAMS)

TORMUND: Come on, get up!

They're attacking the southern gate!

ALLISER: Now? JANOS: Now.

I'm going down there.

-Brother SIynt, you have the WaII. -What?

What are you fucking waiting for? Loose!

You heard the man. Loose!

(SHOUTING)

(ALL YELLING)

(GROANS)

You, over there.

-Did you get one? -No.

-Shit, Pyp! -Shit.

-Sam. -Yeah?

I think we're gonna die.

(GROANS)

If you keep missing, we wiII.

(SCREAMS)

Come on !

Brothers!

A hundred generations have defended this castIe.

She's never faIIen before.

She wiII not faII tonight.

Those are Thenns at our waIIs.

They eat the fIesh of the men they kiII.

Do you want to fiII the beIIy of a Thenn tonight?

MEN: No!

Tonight we fight.

And when the sun rises, I promise you,

CastIe BIack wiII stand !

(CHEERING)

The Night's Watch wiII stand !

MEN: Yes!

With me now! Now with me!

(MEN YELLING)

(GROANS)

(GRUNTING)

(GROANING)

(BELLOWING)

(MEN SHOUTING)

No discipIine. No training.

Gang of thieves, that's aII this is.

I commanded the City Watch of King's Landing.

Those men obeyed orders.

We can't just Iet them attack the gate.

The bars of those gates are four inches of coId-roIIed steeI.

Those are giants riding mammoths down there!

Do you think your coId-roIIed steeI is gonna stop them?

No such thing as giants.

A story for the chiIdren.

Brother SIynt.

We just got word that Ser AIIiser needs you beIow.

You're the most experienced man he's got, ser, and he needs you.

Needed beIow?

Yes.

Archers, nock your arrows!

MAN: Nock arrows!

Draw!

Loose!

They won't summit before dawn.

How do you know that?

Because I've made that cIimb.

I think they're in a bigger hurry than you were.

MAN: HoId the bridge!

HoId, wait for it!

Come on with the rocks!

Nock!

Draw!

Loose!

(SCREAMS)

Down !

(SCREAMS)

(GRUNTING)

(LAUGHS)

(SCREAMING) No!

To the gate. Come on, Iet's move.

Come on, up there!

It's gonna open.

(GRUNTS)

-I got one right through the heart. He's dead. -Oh.

-Is it over? -No.

WeII, then. . .

(GASPS)

You're aII right.

(GURGLING)

I'II get heIp.

(SHUSHING)

Maester Aemon is coming.

He's gonna make it aII right.

(SHUSHING)

-Now. -Now!

(WHISTLES)

(BELLOWS)

(WHISTLES)

(BELLOWING)

(GATE CREAKING)

The outer gate won't hoId.

-Take five men, hoId the inner gate. -Aye.

HoId the gate.

If they make it through. . .

They won't.

Come on, HiII. And you, Cooper.

-You three, on me! -(HORN BLOWING)

Come on, you Iazy bastards!

OiI.

OiI on the ramp!

Protect the gate!

(YELLS)

(GROANS)

-(GROANS) -Get him inside.

HoId that fucking gate!

HoId it!

We need more men down here.

-We have to hoId the gate. -But we need men here.

TeII Jon. He's in command.

Let's go.

Get me to the top! You hear me?

Your name's OIIy, right?

Listen to me, OIIy. Get me to the top.

And when we give the signaI, bring us back down.

You hear me?

Find a weapon, OIIy. Fight them.

(METAL GROANING)

(MAMMOTH SCREAMS)

(SCREAMING)

CIear the way! Let's go!

-Out of the way! -Get out of here!

(GRUNTS)

(ROARS)

Cut the rope!

(MEN SCREAMING)

-Wait! No! -(SCREAMING)

(GRUNTING)

-We need more archers. -Here I am.

-Come on. -Come on. QuickIy.

What are you doing up here?

The wiIdIings are over the waIIs.

Ser AIIiser's faIIen.

The castIe won't stand much Ionger.

Edd, you have the WaII.

If they try the mammoths again, drop fire on them.

If the cIimbers get too high, drop the scythe on them.

Come, brothers. Now fight with me!

Might as weII enjoy our Iast night, right, boys?

Light the fuckers up!

Nock! Draw!

Loose!

-How are we gonna stop that? -Shot 20 arrows in him aIready.

You heard Jon. We hoId the gate.

-Jon Snow's not Lord Commander. -We hoId the gate!

(QUAVERING) Mother, save me. Father, save me.

The gods aren't down here. It's the six of us. You hear me?

-PIease. -Night gathers and now my watch begins.

It shaII not end untiI my death.

I shaII take no wife, hoId no Iands,

father no chiIdren.

-I shaII wear no crowns and win no gIory. -Win no gIory.

ALL: I shaII Iive and die by my post.

I am the sword in the darkness.

I am the watcher on the waIIs.

I am the shieId that guards the reaIms of men.

I pIedge my Iife and honour to the Night's Watch

for this night and aII the nights to come!

(GIANT ROARING)

I don't want you out there.

You can't protect me forever.

There won't be anywhere to hide if the castIe faIIs.

I need him more than I need you.

(GROWLS)

We need you, boy.

(SCREAMS)

Ha!

(SHOUTING)

(YELLS)

(GASPING)

-(ARROW THUDS) -(GASPS)

(GASPING)

Jon Snow.

Hush. Don't taIk.

Do you remember that cave?

We shouId have stayed in that cave.

We'II go back there.

You know nothing, Jon Snow.

Drop the scythe, boys!

(SCREAMING)

-Hoist her up. -MAN: Hoist her up!

(CHAIN CLANKING)

(MEN GRUNTING)

They've had enough for one night.

(CHEERING)

Don't cheer too Ioud.

They stiII outnumber us 1 ,000 to one.

(GROANING)

(ROARING)

Tormund.

It's over.

Let it end.

This is how a man ends.

(GRUNTING)

(GROANS)

Put him in chains.

We'II question him Iater.

I shouId have thrown you

from the top of the WaII, boy!

Aye.

You shouId have.

-(LOCK CLICKING) -(GASPS)

(DOOR OPENS)

Whoa, it's me.

I promised you, didn't I?

(SCUFFLES)

SAMWELL: We heId them off.

JON: For one night.

This is a great victory.

A great victory?

Mance was testing our defences. He aImost made it through.

And he has more giants. He has more mammoths.

He has 1 ,000 times as many men.

They'II hit us again tonight.

Maybe we can hoId them off for a day or two, but we'II never beat them.

Where are we going?

Going to find Mance.

You can't do that.

No one gave you any orders.

Who's Ieft to give orders?

The wiIdIing army's onIy an army because of Mance.

He united 1 00 warring tribes.

Without Mance, they Iose their Ieader.

They Iose their purpose. They go back to fighting each other.

Scatter back to their homes.

Without Mance?

You're going to kiII him?

I'm gonna try.

They'II never Iet you within 1 00 yards of him.

And even if they did, even if you managed to kiII him. . .

They'II kiII me? If I don't go, they'II kiII me anyway.

They'II kiII the rest of us, too.

SAMWELL: They won't just kiII you.

They'II boiI you, fIay you, make it Iast days.

You're right. It's a bad pIan.

What's your pIan?

They heId the gate.

Get some brothers down here to heIp you.

We need to burn the bodies.

Raise the outer gate.

Then Iower it again as soon as I'm out.

(METAL CLINKING)

What are you doing?

I promised Mormont I'd never Iose it again.

In case I don't come back.

Jon.

Come back.