For the silly sods who haven't watched the episode yet come on a forum discussing it:
Why Bronn saved Jaime, I thought the reason was pretty obvious but have seen a few threads with people wondering. I assume Bronn's gold is toast, so he needs Jaime to get paid and get that castle, which is why he saved him.
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I think he saw Tyrion standing on that hill, suddenly realised that he is madly in love with him and thought the best way to win his heart is to save his brother!
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Without Jamie, [spoiler]Bronn is just another sellsword. Okay, it's one with a "Sir" attached to his name, but unless Jamie has left him an estate in his will, he's got nothing of lasting value. And if Jamie has left him an estate in his will, he's much too smart to tell Bronn about it.[/spoiler]
I'm using the spoiler bar because not everyone has seen the telltale still.
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