Ep 3. Breaker of Chains

After the shocking death of Joffrey, the Seven Kingdoms are left in chaos and mourning. During Joffrey's funeral, Cersei accuses Tyrion of poisoning the King and orders his arrest. Meanwhile, Sansa flees King's Landing with the help of Ser Dontos, as Littlefinger watches from afar.

Across the Narrow Sea, Daenerys continues her quest to free slaves and build her army. She arrives at Meereen and is greeted with pleas for help from the slaves who are being held in the city. After witnessing the atrocities committed by the slave masters, Daenerys decides to lay siege to Meereen.

At Castle Black, the Night's Watch prepares for the arrival of Mance Rayder and his army of wildlings. Jon Snow warns his brothers that they're outnumbered and asks them to take advantage of their knowledge of the castle's layout. But Alliser Thorne decides to disregard Jon's advice and reinforces the weaker parts of the Wall instead.

In King's Landing, Jaime tries to comfort Cersei after Joffrey's death, but she shuns him away. Later, he visits Tyrion in his cell and promises to help him in any way he can. Tyrion is devastated by the loss of his nephew and nephew, but maintains his innocence in both their deaths.

Back in Meereen, Daenerys uses her army's strength to lure the city's champions into a one-on-one combat. Daario Naharis, one of Daenerys' most trusted advisors, volunteers to fight for her and easily defeats the champion of Meereen. After a passionate speech to the slaves, Daenerys orders her army to storm the city.

As the episode comes to a close, Jaime is confronted by his cousin, Ser Loras, who blames him for Joffrey's death. Loras reveals that he plans to marry Cersei, leaving Jaime stunned and angry. Meanwhile, Sansa arrives at the Vale and reunites with her Aunt Lysa, but quickly realizes that her safety is not guaranteed.

Overall, "Breaker of Chains" sets the stage for a season full of political maneuvering, military battles, and personal revelations. The show continues to explore the themes of power, loyalty, and family that have made it a cultural phenomenon.