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There's a quote from season 1, greg is talking about tom being abusive to him to logan and logan's response is something of "oh wow didn't know he had it in him"

very unique take on Roman. loved it.

At least wait for the season to finish you cynical coat tailing piece of garbage.

Youre an idoot im out of here

"the problem that I have with this character is that they keep acting like a smug know-it-all, even though they keep doing dumb shit same as everyone else, fail to acknowledge it, have their shit backfire spectacularly, all while making things worse for everyone else." If this description made you think about someone in particular, you should need to re-examine your biases, because I just literally described every single main character in the show.

I'll give you a suggestion: whenever a character in HOTD makes a blatant mistake (which happens every three minutes in the show), try to ask yourself if it fits some consistent, overarching message over the nature of Power, competence, legacy, and generational trauma... because when you say that Rhaenys is just a dumb character that takes dumb decisions, you may have been missing the whole point of the show.

i love it so far, not prime GOT but close

The line that sums up the kids was said by Marcia Roy to Shiv: "He made you a playground, and you think it’s a whole world"

If you like the battle at Rook Rest, the 2 best upcoming dragon fights that will top this one easily, are the battle at the God´s eye and the most chaotic one and probably the one that will use up the entire CGI budget will be the first and second battle of Tumbleton. That last battle will be carnage and blood nothing else.

The season isn't even over yet I think we should wait

Let it finish first lol

very nice review, i hope you continue!! <3

The problem is that the source material is the same, Daemon has nothing to do at this point really...

I think Daemon being in Harronhal will play a larger piece as the season goes on. I feel like the maybe 10 minutes we see of him each episode is just to remind us of his existence lmao. Will there be a video at the end of the season?

The brother scene was in the books so they had to

Cheers for the upload. I don't think Rhaeny's could've known that the war would DEFINITELY happen. At the point when she had the Greens in BBQ range, there had only been a bloodless coup until that point. Had she unleashed Meleys on them, she'd have DEFINITELY started a war, and would've burnt a family to a crisp, kids and all, unprovoked. I doubt anyone but Daemon or Larys could've been THAT cold. At first I was disappointed that she and Meleys had burst through the dragon-pit floor, probably killing thousands, but it was that or lose her dragon whom she was bonded to, and gift the Greens the equivalent of a fighter jet in medievil times. Agreed on the return to battle for Rhaenys though. She really should've went for back-up after either seeing Grandma Vhagar or at least after dumping her senile ass on the deck, but I suspect that she felt she had a chance one-on-one, and maybe the guilt of not burning the Greens when she had a chance, especially given Lucerys got the chomp, drove her to try. Crazy move though against Sky-Godzilla. RIP. Loving the show, by the way (Aegon's complex and tragic characterisation, Daemon losing his mind in Harrenhal <I think it'll be more relevant as we go>, Aemond and Vhagar being the scariest combination since Nickleback and recording studios, and so much more).

If Rhaenys had left the battlespace, Vhagar would have turned Rook's Rest into Rook's Roast if they didn't surrender already. Strategically, she should have abandoned the coastal keep, it's not worth losing a dragon over, but I guess she took her duty to the very end.

I feel like the rhaenys scene at the coronation was added for cool factor but didn’t mesh with the actual events that play out in the story so it looks worse on her when it’s really kinda bad writing. But rationalizing the character I think she seemed the most hesitant to partake in a war of kin vs kin and especially didn’t want to mercilessly kill the children of her cousin, even if it was a choice she knew she’d regret later

When Tom offered himself up to Logan to go to jail it was the one time we see Logan genuinely impressed and surprised. I think Tom was always going to be the one even if Logan lived, and maybe the Swede saw that, or maybe Logan mentioned it to him in Italy. I don't know, I'm just upset it's over so I'm making up scenes in my head go keep it going.

I agree the Frenchie plot is dragging the show down. Hughie just had a huge defining moment that shows how much he has grown and evolved as a character meanwhile Frenchie hasn't grown at all. It feels too late in the show for his character to be taking so much screen time and not really developing or going anywhere.

the best season so far

😂😂😂 more liberal DEI propaganda ruined another show... White man bad gays are the best women are the strongest the seven needs to be all black😂😂😂

I think this is coming from fans who picked up the boys s3 yes that was a banger season yall just spoiled

Everyone’s entitled to there opinion but this is a dog shit opinion

Frenchie was ruined. I wanted more on Cheri

I’m ngl it’s not struggling rn gang

I feel you guys are missing out on the purpose of these arcs. Not in this vid but related...Everyone's getting butthurt about the fact about how in your face they're making fun of radical conservatives but theyre also showing the hypocritical nature of the "good guys" and their dark/tainted pasts. Also, there's a lot of nuance in the political mindgames in modern times. Yea everyones aware of crappy government and the crappy performative politics but they show some stuff that goes over our head. I feel some of these things you wont catch on years from now cuz it replicates a good amount of what we saw now and in the past year or so with the social climate and the quick-to-age internet scene

It's not struggling, just a bunch of right wing cucks crusading to give it a bad review, most normal people don't give a shit about giving things review, but when you're on a mission to be a hater, you go the extra mile to do so.

For me it’s the constant propaganda pushing certain agendas that makes me hate almost all new shows

Today's episode felt like a filler too. The whole farm thing was so boring and it didn't do anything

no its not. loser with 1000 subs

Cope harder

I think sister sage is the most interesting new character I’ve seen in a while

I have to agree. The writing feels a bit all over the place, like it's stalling from the main plot.

ive thoroughly enjoyed the season so far but i cant help but feel especially with the episode that came out today, things have been totally separated, i like the frenchie subplot though i feel that instead of focusing on him and potentally completing his arch we switched to hughies dad. i feel like we have two three episode arches fighting.

Another banger as always

Real winner is Roman, he successfully broke down his facade what was left at the end was pure acceptance.

Everyone who makes the feminist argument for Shiv being a victim of patriarchy leaves out that fact she knows nothing about Roy Industries. At all. During the entire series she shines in manipulating people, she's a social climber, not a businesswoman , the "it's because she's a girl" horseshit loses all validity when the Pierce women came into the series, they're all women and all of them are on a different wavelength compared to Shiv, which is why Shiv gets so irritated and blurts out what she blurts out at the table. She was annoyed at the men of Royco had to stop in and do so much talking during the negotiations with the Pierce women because Shiv COULDNT HANDLE IT. For as goofy as the Royco men were, they understood the business, Shiv didnt. Period.

Good analysis but the major point with all the siblings that wasnt touched on is that they wanted to run the company because they wanted love from Logan and wanted to prove they were worthy of it. Tom, well, he just had plain ole good ambition for ambition's sake.

im a hitman for the belarusian mafia and im a bit offended by what you said!

Tom is the definition of a wolf in sheep’s clothing. He’s acts servile and weak whenever he’s around Logan or Mattson, but when around people like Greg, that’s when his true colours come out.

your vid spoiled it for me

That's something that I don't see anyone discussing. The money goes to Fuches and he essentially gives Barry an allowance from that. What exactly is going to happen when Fuches dies? Is Barry going to receive an inheritance? He has left Barry with essentially no marketable skills except for murder because he made it so that Barry could function in life without him around. Every time Barry tried to do something for himself, Fuches stepped in and reminded him that his purpose was to kill and anything else was a waste of effort. Finally Barry had to kick him out just so he could have the freedom of space to explore and grow as a person just to develop other interests and life skills. Fuches essentially created a world where Barry could not look in any other direction without seeing his face blocking him.

Great analysis- I didn't make the slice of life connection, but it's so obvious now.

Those devours slap tho.

The bear is definitely an excellent series. The missus and I have just started only murders in the building and it’s completely different than the bear but has a high quality vibe about it. Check it out

Even back in season 2 at argestas, I noticed that while everyone else was fucking around Tom was the only one taking the experience seriously and trying to become a better business person

Forcing Tom into a open marriage was a huge mistake. A wounded snake possesses more venom before it is wounded...it has more venom and it will wait to strike.

She made the classic smart person's mistake of thinking that no one is as smart as her.

Firstly, great analysis and I agree with it. I just finished the show today and while I think its good but overrated, tom was the best character along with greg and maybe logan.