Stick 'em With the Pointy End - S1:E2 Quiz

Answer: grass and horses

Jorah sees Danaerys, unaccustomed to long rides, weak from exhaustion. He insists that she eat, and hands her some dried horse-meat. She wrinkles her nose in distaste, and asks, "Isn't there anything else?"

Jorah responds, "The Dothraki have two things in abundance: grass and horses. People can't live on grass."

Those Dothraki DO have an awful lot of hair and muscles, though!

Answer: He caught some poachers, and sold them as slaves.

Slave-trading is against the law in Westeros. The Mormonts were beholden to the Stark family. Had Jorah stayed in Westeros, Ned Stark would have had his head. In episode two, Viserys tells Jorah, "Under my reign, you won't be punished for such nonsense. You can rest assured of that."

Answer: his Uncle Tyrion

Tyrion tells Joffrey to offer his sympathies to Lord and Lady Stark. Joffrey says, "The boy means nothing to me, and I can't stand the wailing of women." Tyrion then delivers what is arguably the most gratifying series of imp-slaps in television history!

Answer: burnt black

Entertaining the girls of the brothel and slapping around haughty princes is hungry work! Tyrion saunters into the hall at Winterfell, placing his breakfast order with the servants: "Bread, and two of those little fish. And a mug of dark beer to wash it down. And bacon, burnt black."

Answer: Jon Snow

Jon comes to bid his half-brother farewell, as he prepares to depart for the wall. He tells Bran's unconscious body, "I wish I could be here when you wake up. I'm going North... you'll be able to come visit me at Castle Black. I'll be a sworn brother of the Night's Watch, by then."

Catelyn watches him, with bitterness all over her face, and tells him, "I want you to leave."

Answer: about his mother

As Jon and Ned are parting ways, one headed north to the wall, and the other south to King's Landing, Jon asks Ned about his mother.

"Is my mother still alive?"

Ned promises they will talk about Jon's mother, the next time they meet.

Answer: Tyrion Lannister

Tyrion, never having seen the Wall, decides to join Benjen and Jon, on their journey north. While stopped to make camp, Tyrion is seen reading a book. Jon asks him why he reads so much.

"Look at me and tell me what you see," he replies. "What you see is a dwarf. If I had been born a peasant, they might have left me out in the woods to die. Alas, I was born a Lannister of Casterly Rock. Things are expected of me... My sister married the new king, and my repulsive nephew will be king after him. I must do my part for the honor of my house; wouldn't you agree? But how? Well, my brother has his sword, and I have my mind. And a mind needs books like a sword needs a whetstone. That's why I read so much, Jon Snow."

Answer: "It is known."

The new Khaleesi is asking her slaves if they have seen dragons. One replies, "Dragons are gone, Khaleesi. Brave men kill them. It is known."

Answer: Sansa's

While Arya's direwolf, Nymeria, was the one who attacked the prince, while defending Arya, Sansa's direwolf, Lady, was the only one the Lannister guards could find. When it became obvious that the King would not budge on the direwolf's death, Ned Stark said he would take care of the wolf, himself.

"She is of the North. She deserves better than a butcher." The moment Lady is killed, Bran, miles away, awakens from his coma.

Answer: Arya Stark

Jon has the sword made for his half-sister at the Winterfell forge. He tells her, "First lesson: stick 'em with the pointy end."

When he asks her what her sword will be named, she says, "Sansa can keep her sewing needles. I have a needle of my own."