Ep 3. High Sparrow

In the episode High Sparrow of Game of Thrones season 5, we see the aftermath of Cersei's power move to arm the Faith Militant, a group of devout followers of the Seven who now have the authority to arrest anyone who breaks their religious laws. This decision ultimately backfires on Cersei as she realizes she may have unleashed a force even she cannot control.

Meanwhile, in Braavos, Arya begins her training as a Faceless Man. We see her struggle to let go of her identity and learn to embrace the philosophy of the Faceless Men, who believe in serving the Many-Faced God. Posing as a beggar in the city, Arya is sent on a mission to observe and learn more about her target.

At Winterfell, Sansa is faced with a difficult decision as she learns of her upcoming marriage to Ramsay Bolton. Despite her initial shock and fear, Sansa reveals her strength by vowing to do whatever it takes to take back her family's home from the Boltons.

In King's Landing, Margaery and Tommen's relationship continues to face challenges as the young king struggles to assert his authority over his mother and the High Sparrow. Tommen's innocence is further highlighted as he tries to understand and navigate the complex political machinations around him.

Finally, in Meereen, Daenerys faces a new revolt led by the Sons of the Harpy. Despite her attempts at peace and diplomacy, Daenerys is forced to make a difficult decision in quelling the rebellion.

Overall, the episode High Sparrow sets the foundation for the season's continued exploration of power, religion, and identity. We see our main players forced to make difficult decisions and navigate the complex political landscape of Westeros and Essos. The episode also introduces new challenges and characters that will play a significant role in the plot twists to come.