Fans of HBO series Game Of Thrones are in for a treat. The cable network recently released two deleted scenes from season 4 of the popular series.
These deleted clips add some back story to two particularly emotional scenes.
The first deleted scene shows what happens after Tyrion sends Shae away, including both of their reactions, as well as Bronn's explanation of how he sees the people of King's Landing. It's an interesting eye-opening clip that shows that deep down, Bronn understands that he is probably not really Tyrion's friend, but just someone being used until he is no longer needed.
The second deleted scene occurs just after Daenerys sends Sir Jorah Mormont away after discovering his earlier betrayal of her. This clip shows that the decision did not come easy to Daenerys as she practically pleads with Missandei to always stay by her side.
Although both of these scenes, along with others, add some emotional elements to the series, they were probably cut due to the series already being full of complex and detailed plots, many of which are already difficult to keep track of for viewers. However, both scenes are available on the Game Of Thrones Season 4 DVD and Blu-Ray, which is available now.
Season 5 of Game Of Thrones begins on April 12, 2015. Author George R.R. Martin recently promised more shocking deaths during the new season. Fans of his A Song of Ice and Fire books, the novels that HBO based the series on, are even in for a surprise.
"People are going to die who don't die in the books, so even the book readers will be unhappy," says Martin. "So everybody better be on their toes. David and D.B. [HBO series creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss] are even bloodier than I am.
Fans of the novels are also in for a long wait, too, for the sixth book in the seven-part series. Martin is notoriously slow in writing the sequels (the last took nearly six years), although there is a possibility that the new book could see a release date in 2015 or 2016.
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