Editing Walk of Punishment (section)

===In the Riverlands===
====At Riverrun====
At [[Riverrun]], Lord [[Hoster Tully]]'s funeral is attended by [[House Tully|his family]] and bannermen as well as King [[Robb Stark]] ([[w:Richard Madden|Richard Madden]]) and his army. Hoster's heir, Lord [[Edmure Tully|Edmure]] ([[w:Tobias Menzies|Tobias Menzies]]), fails three times to set the funeral boat ablaze with an arrow, so Hoster's brother, Ser [[Brynden Tully|Brynden the Blackfish]] ([[w:Clive Russell|Clive Russell]]), takes over and skillfully makes the shot, shaming Edmure.

Shortly after, King Robb chastises Edmure for disobeying orders not to engage Ser [[Gregor Clegane]] at [[Stone Mill]], since he was hoping to lure Clegane. Edmure insists they took valuable captives like [[Willem Lannister|Willem]] and [[Martyn Lannister]] in the battle, but Robb angrily points out they are only boys and [[Tywin Lannister|Tywin]] will not care about his distant relatives. Edmure points out that the Lannister losses where much higher, but Robb rages that they need their men more than Tywin does.

Later, [[Catelyn Stark]] ([[w:Michelle Fairley|Michelle Fairley]]) mourns privately with her uncle Brynden. She asks if he made peace with her father, with whom Brynden has feuded for thirty years. Brynden explains that Hoster asked him to stop calling himself "Blackfish," since it was a bad joke that symbolized their feud. Brynden laments that he has been the Blackfish for so long most people do not remember his true name. Catelyn wishes she could have been there for her father, and reminisces about all the times she waited for his return. She breaks down when she wonders if her sons [[Bran Stark|Bran]] and [[Rickon Stark|Rickon]] watched in vain for her return, but Brynden urges her to not give up hope and to remain strong for Robb.

In the dungeons of Riverrun, Queen [[Talisa Maegyr|Talisa]] ([[w:Oona Chaplin|Oona Chaplin]]) treats the wounds of Edmure's prisoners Willem and Martyn Lannister. One of them asks if Robb really turns into a wolf and eats the flesh of his enemies. Talisa says he does, but he only eats children on full moons, and asks a guard if tonight is a full moon.

====At the Crossroads Inn====
Arya Stark ([[w:Maisie Williams|Maisie Williams]]) asks [[Gendry]] ([[w:Joe Dempsie|Joe Dempsie]]) why he is helping their captor [[Thoros of Myr]] ([[w:Paul Kaye|Paul Kaye]]) don his armor. Thoros argues that they are not captives, but insists she cannot leave because the roads are not safe for [[Eddard Stark]]'s daughter. Arya notices [[Sandor Clegane|Sandor "the Hound" Clegane]] being loaded into a [[wagon]] and confronts him about the day he murdered her friend [[Mycah]] near this very spot, but he is taken away before she can get an answer. She and Gendry then say goodbye to [[Hot Pie]] ([[w:Ben Hawkey|Ben Hawkey]]), who has decided to remain at the inn as a cook.

====Near Harrenhal====
Elsewhere in the Riverlands, [[Locke (Bolton man-at-arms)|Locke]] ([[w:Noah Taylor|Noah Taylor]]) and his men are transporting their captives ([[w:Nikolaj Coster-Waldau|Nikolaj Coster-Waldau]]) and [[Brienne of Tarth]] ([[w:Gwendoline Christie|Gwendoline Christie]]) back to [[Harrenhal]]. Brienne derides Jaime's poor swordplay, but Jaime counters by pointing out the men intend to rape her. He suggests she submit to avoid being killed, but Brienne insists she will fight. Jaime admits that he would fight to the death, too. 

That night, Locke orders Brienne taken away for him to rape first. Jaime informs Locke that Brienne's father is Lord [[Selwyn Tarth|Selwyn]] of [[Tarth]], the "Sapphire Isle," who will pay his daughter's weight in sapphires for her safe return. Locke agrees and orders Brienne brought back. Jaime then tries to secure his own release by promising that his father will reward Locke with gold, land, and titles. Jaime also notes that fighting for the poorer and outnumbered Starks is a noble, but hopeless effort. At Jaime's suggestion, Locke orders Jaime unchained and offers him a meal. However, the bribe has offended Locke, and he slams Jaime down and presses his carving knife against Jaime's eye, sneering that Jaime is powerless with out his father. Then he hacks of Jaime's right hand, and Jaime screams.