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===Beyond the Wall=== [[Jon Snow]] ([[w:Kit Harington|Kit Harington]]) arrives back at the [[Fist of the First Men]] with [[Mance Rayder]]'s ([[w:Ciarán Hinds|Ciarán Hinds]]) [[wildling]] army. They find the severed heads of the horses arranged in a spiral pattern, but none of the dead [[Night's Watch|brothers]] [[Orell]] ([[w:Mackenzie Crook|Mackenzie Crook]]) saw. Jon admits there were three hundred men, and everyone realizes they have become wights. When Jon asks if [[Lord Commander of the Night's Watch|Lord Commander]] [[Jeor Mormont|Mormont]] could have survived, Mance agrees it is possible but even so Mormont will be far from [[Castle Black]]. He orders [[Tormund]] ([[w:Kristofer Hivju|Kristofer Hivju]]) to scale [[the Wall]] with twenty men and attack Castle Black from its exposed southern side when he lights a massive signal fire. He orders Jon taken along and authorizes Tormund to throw him off the Wall if he does not prove useful. Farther south, Mormont ([[w:James Cosmo|James Cosmo]]) and his remaining survivors seek refuge at Craster's Keep. Threatened by the brothers' obvious desperation, Craster ([[w:Robert Pugh|Robert Pugh]]) reluctantly allows them in. As the brothers eat and warm themselves, Craster admits he is feeding his pigs better but insists they should be grateful for his generosity, calling himself a godly man for helping them. Mormont disagrees, but Craster insists that only those who pay homage to the "real gods" will survive what is coming. He suggests, half-seriously, that the brothers should eat fat [[Samwell Tarly]] ([[w:John Bradley-West|John Bradley-West]]), which drives Sam out of the keep. Sam follows the sound of a woman's birthing pains to a small outbuilding where he witnesses [[Gilly]] ([[w:Hannah Murray|Hannah Murray]]) give birth to a baby boy.
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