Surprisingly mood in Season 2 Final of "Grade" was Lorn of Gwendolin Christie. Introduced as a mysterious woman in charge of the oddly set goat lumin farm (that caused many fans' theories), Lorn has turned into an unexpected ally for Mark S. (Adam Scott) here. Her stand -scene is when he points out a pistol of the frightening M -Dramond (Olafur Dari Alafson), saving Mark S. from a certain death in the process. Yes, Mr -Din Dramond manages to disarm her, but she still has to beat him shortly afterwards.

The fight is cruel and brutal, not unlike the known struggle scene, Gwendolin Christie had to play "Game of Thrones". There, her character of Tarte of Tart finds herself in the fight to death with Sandor "Hound" Clegan, and Sryva barely manages to win. Just as Lorn loses his gun and has to fight his hands, Brien loses the sword and has to end the fight with the use of rocks and fists.

The parallel was not lost to Gwendolin Christie, who said in the recent Interview for TV Insider That she had to be convinced to return to the role with big, brutal combat scenes. "I didn't fight Game of Thrones," she explained. "It was a awareness that it was not something I wanted to do more."

It is an understandable attitude, given the huge amount of training that has entered her role "Game of Thrones". "I trained for six weeks before - three, four days a week - and then I was with my coach the rest of the time," she explained In an interview for 2014Shortly after, Hound's fight against Brien was broadcast. "I was just trapped. I didn't know how any of my friends got up with me because it wasn't fun."

After all, what changed Christie's mind were the specifics of the stage, which were simply too interesting to pass. "When Ben Stiller says he has a combat scene in the North and is just as strange, bizarre and strange mental explosion as this one, I thought it was irresistible," she said. "I was thrilled to return to a more serious form of training that would allow me to lead the fight."

She offered her to take Lorn's downfall in the final: "This is the ultimate emotional explosion and this is a transformation of herself, and a real change from a state as a coercive company (who) performs acts in which they no longer believe, to become primitive, angry and violent force." And for sure, Christie is doing a great job transmitted (with very few rows during the season) that this is a woman Who cares deeply for those mysterious goatsAnd what 100% would carry a lot of bitterness to the man who is constantly seeking to "sacrifice" them for no good reason.

Will we see Lorne again in season 3? Almost certain. He may not feel great the next time we see her (she did with the help of help), but it would be a total fierce if she never returned. Perhaps in Season 3, she will lead the revolution in Ini along with Helly, Dylan and Mark S; There will still be some fights, but because of Christie, let's hope Dylan is again the indictment.