25:00 I translated what Melisandre said. *_"We ask the Lord to shine his light, and lead a soul out of darkness."_* *_"We beg the Lord to share his fire, and light a candle that has gone out."_* *_"From darkness, light. From ashes, fire. From death, life."_* repeating a couple of times.
Remember, the Red Priest explained to the Red Woman that he had lost his faith and just said the words because his friend was dead. He had no idea he could do it and felt no power, but it restored his faith. Perhaps the Red Woman had to lose her faith to acquire this power. Just trying to explain it all to myself.
The Red Woman is so-called because she's tall (in the books at least), she has red hair, she dresses predominantly in red robes, and wears a red ruby necklace which pulses at certain moments, as if to emphasise her power. And, Stannis and Selyse aside, most around her fear her.
That Cersei Tommen scene felt unusually heartfelt. It felt like a turning point in their relationship. One would rightly think that Tommen will now let himself be guided by Cersei, who in turn is guided only by the pursuit of revenge. But what if it was a turning point, in a parting of the ways kinda sense? The the forehead kiss and the tear felt awfully like Cersei resigning to the fact that Tommen might be beyond salvation. It might be a crossing the rubicorn moment for the King and the Queen Mother.
@@pjfsr7024 Haha... When it comes to GoT, the show is the only thing I ever speak about. That's why you'll only see me on reaction channels for the show... not the books.
Thorne hates Jon because his family fought for the Targeryans during Robert's rebellion where Ned beat him in battle then gave him the choice of taking the black or death. Guess which one he chose 😏 just FYI.
Oh wow i never knew that. How many time i watched the show & hundreds of reaction i watched every time i find new things new detail about the show. It’s just so mind blowing how G.G created the world with litte detail we would never know but putted in the story. Crazy.
I swear the finale is the best episode in the entire show, I remember how I screamed when Jon was back alive, this episode was awesome, your reactions are the best! we can tell how invested you are in the show
21:28 theres a lot of stuff different in the show than in the books but the worst change was Euron Greyjoy. In the books he's this mad outcast who's become a pirate. He's sailed everywhere, he's obsessed with magic he's been to Ashai(the place Melisandre learned magic), he's been to the ruins of Valyria. The stuff he's learned from these places we can only imagine until the next book comes out but he has several things that he got from these places that are unique. First is his Valyerian Steel armor. The second is a dragon horn which supposedly can dominate the mind of any dragon that hears it, but the person who blows the horn will die. He's captain of a crazy ship, the silence. All the crew have had their tongues ripped out. He's such an awesome character in the books, he's crazy and super dangerous. I can't help but think that he's going to be a very important character in the final two books but in the show he's none of those things. He's just another ironborn raider.
Yeah, combining Euron and Victarion Greyjoy into one character... with whatever twist that D&D decided upon, was not a good decision. There are *so* many diversions after the first three books that things just snowballed out of control and the book and show have become almost two different stories completely. I'm a book lover who still appreciates some of the changes that D&D made. Not all of it was bad. Without them, we wouldn't have had Arya in Harrenhall with Tywin, Littlefinger/Varys, Robert/Cersei, and some other cool events that haven't been seen on this channel yet.
Euron is cringey in the show. The show runners promised us he'd be the worst villain yet. Worse than Joffrey, worse than Tywin, worse than Ramsay. But what does he actually do except talk about sex? He's a perfect representation of the last 3 seasons. Lazy and uninspired.
@@MMAisTHEbestSPORT08 Nah. Season 5 was quite good. Season 6 was meh and season 7 was crap. Damn right fanboys hate season 7 and 8. Nothing makes sense. Bran is king for some reason, Arya inserts herself into the white walker plot 2 episodes before destroying them forever and Sansa is the smartest person Arya has ever known.
Loved your reaction...as usual. Especially loved your reaction to the Cersei-Tommen scene and the Sansa- Theon scene. Both are very emotional scenes that a lot of reactors either overlook or dismiss because they don't like those characters. But Cersei, Sansa, and Theon are three of the best characters in the show. Each very complicated and with compelling stories. Looking forward to more of your reactions.
Fun fact: Kit Harrington actually spoiled that Jon was still alive for this one cop because he got pulled over for speeding and the cop said “Either I’m taking you into the station or you can tell me what happens to you next season. By the way, whether I take you in depends on what your answer is.” Kit said “I’m alive next season.” and the cop said “On your way, Lord Commander. Try to keep the speed down this far south of the wall.” 🤣🤣 That Mountain kill at 7:09 is always gonna be funny 🤣🤣 Also, even tho Roose was a dick, when he died I was like “WTF??”
GRRM schooled us all told us Jon Snow and Barrick Dondarian are fire wights the Night King and his minions are ice wights. It is a song of ice and fire.
One thing this episode (kind of) alludes to is the idea that Jon's spirit is residing in Ghost, his direwolf. All Starks have some kind of warging ability, although Brans is the most developed. The books talk about the "second life" a warger can potentially have if they warg into their beast at the time of their death. Maybe that's just the book, and I'm not even sure- we've been waiting 12 years to find out whether Jon is actually dead 😭
These videos have become something I look forward to everyday even if you dont upload daily I always check your channel to see if you did, thank you so much
They couldn't burn him inside where they were and they basically just got free. Also any damage that would have been on his body, he would have kept the damage to his body.
I always thought that Melisandre simply misinterpreted her vision with Stanis. She originally told Stanis that she saw in the flame the Bolton banners being lowered to the ground. She took this as the Bolton’s being defeated as Stanis would take Winterfell and then pull the Bolton’s banners down. If you remember Stanis got surprised by the Bolton forces. Stanis thought the Bolton’s would hold up in Winterfell and the battle would be a long siege of the Winterfell Castle. The Bolton’s surprised Stanis by attacking on the ground. I often wondered if that was the vision Melisandre should have seen that Stanis would be surprised attacked by the Bolton’s on the ground. Thus, the symbolism of the Bolton banners on the ground.
There's a theory that Mellisandre could bring Jon back because she got the power by burning Shireen. The Lord of Light is all about power through sacrifice. And that it's a religion where Evil and Good are on an even playing field. And that one Evil act must be followed by a good act or vis-e-versa.
At 16:00 you do understand Arya asked for this.... she came from Westeros with an Iron coin and asked to be trained, and refused to leave when given the choice.
It's less that Melissandra's magic isn't working, and more that she simply didn't wait long enough to see the results of her work. As for her visions, those can be quite tricky... A lot of the visions she described were not definitively tied to a specific person or time.... She saw a great battle in the snow, but (pretty sure) she never said who was fighting the battle. She also said that she saw Bolton banners burning, but never said who lit the fires. Also worth noting, very few events are set in stone... Most visions of the future are based on the things that are currently happening, and any changes can quickly cause the path to change....
Some people theorize tyrion himself may be a 'dragonseed' which could explain why the dragons were cool with him, and why tyrion felt brave going towards them and connecting to them. Some people also think that jon 'warged' into Ghost like bran does with summer. So technically it was a resurrection, but it was actually more like she put his soul back into his body. Then again grrm will probably never finish so we may never know lol.
You are lucky that you don't have to wait a whole year to know the fate of jon, like some of us did that time.. we were left to cry for a whole year for jon 😂
Everyone knew he was gonna be resurrected though. The fans were debating about how and why. The writers made it obvious by having Melissandre return to the wall for no reason right before Jon got stabbed.
@@jackthehat1093 I didn't i watched it without knowing about the books or using social media. It was a great experience (mostly because I didn't know everyone was upset about the ending)
How is it a convient storyline when Mellisandre has been at the wall since Episode 10 of Season 4. They have been building to this moment since the first time Mellisandre laid eyes upon Jon...you remember that intense stare she game Jon? With the fire of the dead wildings and night's watchmen burning in between them? You remember "you know nothing Jon Snow"? There is more to it than meets the eye in this Mellisandre Jon story. You'll have to wait.
AND there it is! I'm so so happy you weren't spoiled to this 💗 Episode 1: We see Brienne fulfill the oath she made to Jamie....she found Sansa Stark. Episode 2: Tyrion gets 2 new friends, Bran is learning how to "fly", and Jon Snow is resurrected. The Starks are finally getting some wins after so many losses and it feels good.
Hey Calypso, I wish you would dd some classic movie reactions. I think it would explode your channel sub numbers. So many great movies to watch. Arrival, Fight Club, Pulp Fitcion, Resverior Dogs, Dune, Ex Machina, Terminator1&2. So many more flicks that fit your wheelhouse.
I did wonder about your calls for them to burn Jon's body. In an enclosed wooden room? With no windows? Well, now you know. Let's see what piece of Jon is missing now, shall we? Best reaction to The Return I've seen!
Aren't you glad that you didn't have to wait a year to see this episode. A lot of us gave up on this show after season 5 finale but glad we started watching again for Jon's waking up moment.
I think because some back then believed dwarfs to be magical (like the guy from OZ who wanted to cut his 'wee wee' off because he thought it magical, maybe the dragons thought Tyrion was unique and mystical that's why they trusted him?? Just a thought
Bran learning to see (and hopefully, learn!) from the past as part of his training by the Three-eyed Raven. Another case of recasting a role for the Three-eyed Raven. They got a bigger name (Max von Sydow) to play the role from this point forward. You're also correct about a different actor playing Leaf (as well as the makeup being a bit different this season).
JON SNOW IS THE GOAT, He is hands down best character on the show,when I saw the ending of this episode I was through the roof in excitement because HE IS BACK.
Remember when Roose Bolton put a dagger in Robb's heart and everyone wanted his head on a spike, boy they couldn't wait to see him die in the most gruesome way? People always start predicting Frey and Bolton's deaths from the very next episode after the Red Wedding. Well now finally Roose is dead and it doesn't even make you feel any type of way except disgust for Ramsay. This is what GoT always does, they mindfuck you so much that when the thing people wanted for a long time actually happens, it's so subversive that it completely takes the joy out of it. It's tiring honestly. Only thing I'm thinking here is "damn Ramsay evil ass just fed his baby brother to the dogs!!!". "I prefer being an only child"...that was a great line too😩
When would they have had a chance to burn his body? Once they figured out who murdered him they barracaded themselves in the room. They could not trust anyone outside that room. The time frome from when Jon was murdered and the Wildlings coming to the rescue was barely 24 hours.
The one thing makes me curious: How they changed their collars when they got bigger? Can you imagine? Dragon is not a dog, you can't just approach a dragon with intention to replace one metal collar with a bigger one, they hate being captive. And if they did manage to replace their collars many times (because obviously collars have to be tight, so that they couldn't help each other to remove it with teeth), why dragons even let Tirion to approach?
"I drink and I know things." That's where that quote on the t-shirt came from. 😂😂😂. Aww shit!! "And his name is Jon Cena" *insert three six mafia theme music 🤣. Jon Cena byke! Let's go!! You can't see me 👋
I remember when I found you watching Lucifer, that was DC universe, same as sandman. Fun casting fact, they didn't bring back Tom Ellis, Brienne is now playing the role of Lucifer. Just figured you might like to know.
Do u recognise the kid playing tommen? He was one of the lannister kids that the karstarks killed and Rob beheaded him for it and yeah karstarks have flopped to the boltons
Jon is killed in the last book and 11 years later we're still waiting for Winds, so no one really knows for sure if Jon will be revived in the books. But there are good reasons to believe that whether by Mellisandre or White Walkers, he will be back in some form in the book too. Most of the fandom seem to think he will be back. Only death can relieve you of the Night's Watch vows. I'm not the biggest fan of season cliffhanger "fake" deaths, but I can more than overlook this one due to how ruthless the series has been in killing off characters up until Jon, but mainly because of something that is a spoiler, so 🤐
Melisandre had been faking about hearing the words of the Lord of Light. She had mystical tricks she could perform. Some of the other tricks came from powders and potions. She needed to humble her ego and herself with her God. The red priest with the Brotherhood may have been a drunk, but he was humble and understood that his power was a gift, and not a boast. When Melisandre put her hands on Jon and begged "please" to work through her and bring him back, she was truly being humble to help someone else in honesty. Also, she does see visions, but she misinterpreted them. So, she'd give Stannis the wrong messages sometimes. As for Jon at the end of the scene, I really wish they would have fade to black when they pulled the close up on him. But then, flash right back on his face as his eyes pop open and takes his death breath. Now that would have been more epic. The way they shot it pretty much gave it away before he opened his eyes. But still, it was a joyous moment.
The faith militant plot is the best thing about season 5/6 for me. You can see how the high sparrows ideology would terrify the nobles. Kill him and another nameless peasant takes his place. How do you defeat them now that they're so powerful they can abduct the queen and queen mother without consequence?
Calypso, you are SO HILARIOUS. You theorize some the most intricate plots in the GOT universe. Yet George RR Martin continually shocks and confounds you with his writing. You are on e of the smartest reactors out the yet you won't let your mind go to certain dark places. Places that would let you see when two men are talking on a rain-soaked bridge, that one of them is about to die. Ramsey could kill his father once he found out Rouse Bolton was having a boy child. And for the entire episode 1 you kept asking, "Why don't they burn Jon's body. Come on Calypso the Red woman is here for a reason and she has a part to play in the fight to come. The fight against the darkness.
Balon Greyjoy, winner of the War Of Five Kings... because LITERALLY EVERYONE FORGOT HE WAS PART OF IT.
25:00 I translated what Melisandre said.
*_"We ask the Lord to shine his light, and lead a soul out of darkness."_*
*_"We beg the Lord to share his fire, and light a candle that has gone out."_*
*_"From darkness, light. From ashes, fire. From death, life."_* repeating a couple of times.
I love that Valyrian (multiple dialects) and Dothraki are fully formed languages that you can actually learn to speak.
Get a life.
I've always wondered what was said there. Thank you.
Remember, the Red Priest explained to the Red Woman that he had lost his faith and just said the words because his friend was dead. He had no idea he could do it and felt no power, but it restored his faith. Perhaps the Red Woman had to lose her faith to acquire this power. Just trying to explain it all to myself.
I love this and came to the same conclusion. The power came after they lost the ego idea that they had any power to begin with
@@AL-fl4jk Also it seemed like it only worked after she humbly used the word „please“.
Remember when Aish was horrified by the violence?
Now she's regularly filled with bloodlust.
and now horny for Jon ;) lol
This show changes people 😂
Bran is using the trees to see into the past... " The trees remember "
😂😂😂
One of my favorite lines - ‘’that’s what I do, I drink and I know things’’ 😊
Your reactions really make me remember what it was like seeing these the first time 😁
Recall the line from Sam to Olly... "Don't worry about Jon. Jon always comes back."
It made me so sad Ghost never left, even after the wildlings showed up he stayed sleeping in the room the whole time.
When Ghost looks you knew.
Aish checking out jon is so funny 🤣🤣🤣
The Red Woman is so-called because she's tall (in the books at least), she has red hair, she dresses predominantly in red robes, and wears a red ruby necklace which pulses at certain moments, as if to emphasise her power. And, Stannis and Selyse aside, most around her fear her.
That Cersei Tommen scene felt unusually heartfelt. It felt like a turning point in their relationship. One would rightly think that Tommen will now let himself be guided by Cersei, who in turn is guided only by the pursuit of revenge. But what if it was a turning point, in a parting of the ways kinda sense? The the forehead kiss and the tear felt awfully like Cersei resigning to the fact that Tommen might be beyond salvation. It might be a crossing the rubicorn moment for the King and the Queen Mother.
A bond with Theon and Sansa, both made errors, both learned from them.
And both of them were tortured and cut by Ramsey.
@@NovaLena22 yes.... at least in show .
@@pjfsr7024 Haha... When it comes to GoT, the show is the only thing I ever speak about. That's why you'll only see me on reaction channels for the show... not the books.
"All of us is poor and powerless and yet together we can overthrow an empire"
High Sparrow straight spitting.
Thorne hates Jon because his family fought for the Targeryans during Robert's rebellion where Ned beat him in battle then gave him the choice of taking the black or death. Guess which one he chose 😏 just FYI.
Oh wow i never knew that. How many time i watched the show & hundreds of reaction i watched every time i find new things new detail about the show. It’s just so mind blowing how G.G created the world with litte detail we would never know but putted in the story. Crazy.
I swear the finale is the best episode in the entire show, I remember how I screamed when Jon was back alive, this episode was awesome, your reactions are the best! we can tell how invested you are in the show
When I first saw Ghost lift his head, I screamed with joy
21:28 theres a lot of stuff different in the show than in the books but the worst change was Euron Greyjoy. In the books he's this mad outcast who's become a pirate. He's sailed everywhere, he's obsessed with magic he's been to Ashai(the place Melisandre learned magic), he's been to the ruins of Valyria. The stuff he's learned from these places we can only imagine until the next book comes out but he has several things that he got from these places that are unique. First is his Valyerian Steel armor. The second is a dragon horn which supposedly can dominate the mind of any dragon that hears it, but the person who blows the horn will die.
He's captain of a crazy ship, the silence. All the crew have had their tongues ripped out. He's such an awesome character in the books, he's crazy and super dangerous. I can't help but think that he's going to be a very important character in the final two books but in the show he's none of those things. He's just another ironborn raider.
Yeah, combining Euron and Victarion Greyjoy into one character... with whatever twist that D&D decided upon, was not a good decision.
There are *so* many diversions after the first three books that things just snowballed out of control and the book and show have become almost two different stories completely.
I'm a book lover who still appreciates some of the changes that D&D made. Not all of it was bad. Without them, we wouldn't have had Arya in Harrenhall with Tywin, Littlefinger/Varys, Robert/Cersei, and some other cool events that haven't been seen on this channel yet.
Euron is cringey in the show. The show runners promised us he'd be the worst villain yet. Worse than Joffrey, worse than Tywin, worse than Ramsay. But what does he actually do except talk about sex? He's a perfect representation of the last 3 seasons. Lazy and uninspired.
@@jackthehat1093 Lmao season 5 And 6 were amazing and season 7 was decent, you fanboys are crazy
@@MMAisTHEbestSPORT08 Nah. Season 5 was quite good. Season 6 was meh and season 7 was crap. Damn right fanboys hate season 7 and 8. Nothing makes sense. Bran is king for some reason, Arya inserts herself into the white walker plot 2 episodes before destroying them forever and Sansa is the smartest person Arya has ever known.
awww the lil pack of tissues, you are the cutest ever
Loved your reaction...as usual. Especially loved your reaction to the Cersei-Tommen scene and the Sansa- Theon scene. Both are very emotional scenes that a lot of reactors either overlook or dismiss because they don't like those characters. But Cersei, Sansa, and Theon are three of the best characters in the show. Each very complicated and with compelling stories. Looking forward to more of your reactions.
another great reaction from Calypso. Those tears rolling down her face... she is so sweet :)
Fun fact: Kit Harrington actually spoiled that Jon was still alive for this one cop because he got pulled over for speeding and the cop said “Either I’m taking you into the station or you can tell me what happens to you next season. By the way, whether I take you in depends on what your answer is.” Kit said “I’m alive next season.” and the cop said “On your way, Lord Commander. Try to keep the speed down this far south of the wall.” 🤣🤣
That Mountain kill at 7:09 is always gonna be funny 🤣🤣
Also, even tho Roose was a dick, when he died I was like “WTF??”
No way lmao
@@lordfoul6259 yeah 🤣 there’s an interview on Jimmy Fallon about it
@@drumaticpageofmusic4148 Now I’m convinced that story was fake
GRRM schooled us all told us Jon Snow and Barrick Dondarian are fire wights the Night King and his minions are ice wights. It is a song of ice and fire.
One thing this episode (kind of) alludes to is the idea that Jon's spirit is residing in Ghost, his direwolf. All Starks have some kind of warging ability, although Brans is the most developed. The books talk about the "second life" a warger can potentially have if they warg into their beast at the time of their death.
Maybe that's just the book, and I'm not even sure- we've been waiting 12 years to find out whether Jon is actually dead 😭
Yes,but GRR Martin himself got confused with his many plots 😂😂Who is Aegon, sixth of his name??is it Jon or Young Griff 😊😊
These videos have become something I look forward to everyday even if you dont upload daily I always check your channel to see if you did, thank you so much
It was torture waiting after season five all the way until this episode when the show was airing.
They couldn't burn him inside where they were and they basically just got free. Also any damage that would have been on his body, he would have kept the damage to his body.
Sam: "Don't worry Olly.... John Snow always comes back!"
Ghost was like 😃
🤣Own your happy tears girl! They're the best kind of tears.
GOT knows how to play with our emotions 🤣 It can shocks us with happy moments and horrible shit at any point of time. Totally a Rollercoster Ride.
I think Arya went blind as punishment for blinding and then killing Meryn Trant. The faces are for no one, and she is still someone!
I always thought that Melisandre simply misinterpreted her vision with Stanis. She originally told Stanis that she saw in the flame the Bolton banners being lowered to the ground. She took this as the Bolton’s being defeated as Stanis would take Winterfell and then pull the Bolton’s banners down. If you remember Stanis got surprised by the Bolton forces. Stanis thought the Bolton’s would hold up in Winterfell and the battle would be a long siege of the Winterfell Castle. The Bolton’s surprised Stanis by attacking on the ground. I often wondered if that was the vision Melisandre should have seen that Stanis would be surprised attacked by the Bolton’s on the ground. Thus, the symbolism of the Bolton banners on the ground.
Red god coming in clutch 🔥😎🔥
i think when it was said many episodes ago that a piece is missing i think it was literally, so no cell repairing
Your reactions are the best!
This is my fav seasom
Gonna be good. Love ur reactions❤❤
I was so sure she would break her little bell at the end of the episode. 😉
"Next time I get an idea like that, punch me in the face" lol
There's a theory that Mellisandre could bring Jon back because she got the power by burning Shireen. The Lord of Light is all about power through sacrifice. And that it's a religion where Evil and Good are on an even playing field. And that one Evil act must be followed by a good act or vis-e-versa.
To me it makes more sense that she humbled herself.
@@znk0r Honestly the most logical reason is that Jon was simply needed in life still. He wasn’t supposed to die there, it was not his destiny.
At 16:00 you do understand Arya asked for this.... she came from Westeros with an Iron coin and asked to be trained, and refused to leave when given the choice.
When you gave your after the episode commentary I wish I had a little bell to ring! 👍😊
It's less that Melissandra's magic isn't working, and more that she simply didn't wait long enough to see the results of her work. As for her visions, those can be quite tricky... A lot of the visions she described were not definitively tied to a specific person or time.... She saw a great battle in the snow, but (pretty sure) she never said who was fighting the battle. She also said that she saw Bolton banners burning, but never said who lit the fires. Also worth noting, very few events are set in stone... Most visions of the future are based on the things that are currently happening, and any changes can quickly cause the path to change....
It's JON MFin SNOW in the house!!
Some people theorize tyrion himself may be a 'dragonseed' which could explain why the dragons were cool with him, and why tyrion felt brave going towards them and connecting to them. Some people also think that jon 'warged' into Ghost like bran does with summer. So technically it was a resurrection, but it was actually more like she put his soul back into his body. Then again grrm will probably never finish so we may never know lol.
Many good episodes to come in season 6 and 7. Be sure to take your time and enjoy them as well.
What good episode in 7? I guess maybe some good battle scenes.
@@hanselbermudez7604 You must be joking surely. If you are a fu*king hater then scram, kid.
“I don’t think my heart is well.” 😂. Love this woman.
You are lucky that you don't have to wait a whole year to know the fate of jon, like some of us did that time.. we were left to cry for a whole year for jon 😂
Everyone knew he was gonna be resurrected though. The fans were debating about how and why. The writers made it obvious by having Melissandre return to the wall for no reason right before Jon got stabbed.
@@jackthehat1093 I didn't i watched it without knowing about the books or using social media. It was a great experience (mostly because I didn't know everyone was upset about the ending)
Your reactions are amazing... new subby, and I am binge watching ALL of the shows on your channel, That I am familiar with. What a gem.
Roose Bolton was stabbed in the heart by someone he trusted just as he killed Robb. I hate Ramsey, but that was sweet justice.
They certainly made everyone wait for this result. I like how involved you've become with the show.
Episode 1 I thought this was just a nice woman. 6 seasons later turns out she’s got bloodlust and a penchant for exacting justice with a machete!
Melisandre is one of the priestesses of the Lord of Light. They pray him in Red Temples and they are dressed in Red.
They call them Red Priestesses.
How is it a convient storyline when Mellisandre has been at the wall since Episode 10 of Season 4. They have been building to this moment since the first time Mellisandre laid eyes upon Jon...you remember that intense stare she game Jon? With the fire of the dead wildings and night's watchmen burning in between them? You remember "you know nothing Jon Snow"? There is more to it than meets the eye in this Mellisandre Jon story. You'll have to wait.
I was so looking forward to you seeing this 😅👍🏻
AND there it is! I'm so so happy you weren't spoiled to this 💗 Episode 1: We see Brienne fulfill the oath she made to Jamie....she found Sansa Stark.
Episode 2: Tyrion gets 2 new friends, Bran is learning how to "fly", and Jon Snow is resurrected.
The Starks are finally getting some wins after so many losses and it feels good.
Hey Calypso, I wish you would dd some classic movie reactions. I think it would explode your channel sub numbers.
So many great movies to watch. Arrival, Fight Club, Pulp Fitcion, Resverior Dogs, Dune, Ex Machina, Terminator1&2.
So many more flicks that fit your wheelhouse.
❤ those reactions you have, they're the best. Keep up your studying and ringing that bell! Again, you should listen to what the red witch has to say.
I did wonder about your calls for them to burn Jon's body. In an enclosed wooden room? With no windows?
Well, now you know. Let's see what piece of Jon is missing now, shall we?
Best reaction to The Return I've seen!
Another famous Tyrion quote! I drink and I know things. That would fit Winston Churchill and my brother
R.I.P.
Aren't you glad that you didn't have to wait a year to see this episode. A lot of us gave up on this show after season 5 finale but glad we started watching again for Jon's waking up moment.
You should react to the “Jon Snow Dinner Party” when you find a moment … Good Fun.
She has and will post 👍🏼
And he lives again it just occurred to me to ask how old is the red woman? Cause she could still be alive in House Of The Dragon
King In the NORTH
23:39 Realisation dawns.
I think because some back then believed dwarfs to be magical (like the guy from OZ who wanted to cut his 'wee wee' off because he thought it magical, maybe the dragons thought Tyrion was unique and mystical that's why they trusted him?? Just a thought
Bran learning to see (and hopefully, learn!) from the past as part of his training by the Three-eyed Raven.
Another case of recasting a role for the Three-eyed Raven. They got a bigger name (Max von Sydow) to play the role from this point forward. You're also correct about a different actor playing Leaf (as well as the makeup being a bit different this season).
season 6, is the best season, of any show ever. so so good.
JON SNOW IS THE GOAT, He is hands down best character on the show,when I saw the ending of this episode I was through the roof in excitement because HE IS BACK.
Agree with EVERY SINGLE THING YOU SAID TIMES 1000!!!!!!!
@@kimcottingham8043Thanks
Just got stoned. Perfect timing!
I don’t think I’ve ever heard you curse before and the bell right after let’s goooooooooo lol
I'm sure i speak for alot of us but so hard not to tell you to keep the faith. Ohhh so happy my fave character!!!!
Remember when Roose Bolton put a dagger in Robb's heart and everyone wanted his head on a spike, boy they couldn't wait to see him die in the most gruesome way? People always start predicting Frey and Bolton's deaths from the very next episode after the Red Wedding. Well now finally Roose is dead and it doesn't even make you feel any type of way except disgust for Ramsay. This is what GoT always does, they mindfuck you so much that when the thing people wanted for a long time actually happens, it's so subversive that it completely takes the joy out of it. It's tiring honestly. Only thing I'm thinking here is "damn Ramsay evil ass just fed his baby brother to the dogs!!!". "I prefer being an only child"...that was a great line too😩
My lord Ramsay making big moves
"That's what I do. I drink and I know things." My favorite line in the whole show!
Arya is also learning to fight without eyes.
When would they have had a chance to burn his body? Once they figured out who murdered him they barracaded themselves in the room. They could not trust anyone outside that room. The time frome from when Jon was murdered and the Wildlings coming to the rescue was barely 24 hours.
Everyone starts GOT saying "such violence." By the end we're all screaming "KILL HIM" 🤣🤣🤣
The one thing makes me curious: How they changed their collars when they got bigger? Can you imagine? Dragon is not a dog, you can't just approach a dragon with intention to replace one metal collar with a bigger one, they hate being captive. And if they did manage to replace their collars many times (because obviously collars have to be tight, so that they couldn't help each other to remove it with teeth), why dragons even let Tirion to approach?
"I drink and I know things." That's where that quote on the t-shirt came from. 😂😂😂. Aww shit!! "And his name is Jon Cena" *insert three six mafia theme music 🤣. Jon Cena byke! Let's go!! You can't see me 👋
7:10 And now, welcome to the violence train, where it's almost funny since we've been traumatized again and again.
14:10-14:30 Tyrion "Targaryen" moment 🔥🔥
What was Mel's LAST WORD ?.... Maybe that was the point.
I remember when I found you watching Lucifer, that was DC universe, same as sandman. Fun casting fact, they didn't bring back Tom Ellis, Brienne is now playing the role of Lucifer. Just figured you might like to know.
Do u recognise the kid playing tommen? He was one of the lannister kids that the karstarks killed and Rob beheaded him for it and yeah karstarks have flopped to the boltons
Only reason I kept watching the show is because I heard rumors he was going to be resurrected in between seasons lol
23:53 I'm surprised you didn't. And I still have hope for something else that you haven't thought about. We'll see, we'll see.
Jon is killed in the last book and 11 years later we're still waiting for Winds, so no one really knows for sure if Jon will be revived in the books. But there are good reasons to believe that whether by Mellisandre or White Walkers, he will be back in some form in the book too. Most of the fandom seem to think he will be back. Only death can relieve you of the Night's Watch vows. I'm not the biggest fan of season cliffhanger "fake" deaths, but I can more than overlook this one due to how ruthless the series has been in killing off characters up until Jon, but mainly because of something that is a spoiler, so 🤐
if they got str8 to the point then watching your rollercoaster emotions wouldn't be as fun 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰
Episode 2 opens with Jon sitting at the High Table with a tankard of ale. "Yes," he says to Edd, "so the witch bought me back. What's new with you?"
Looks like they're building up an epic Night King vs. 3 Eyed Raven battle later in the series! I knew those crop circles would come back into play 😏
Come back king Jon Snow 👑💪
back from Joffreys death - Never seen so much joy in someone getting murdered..lol...ringing that wee bell, lol
Melisandre had been faking about hearing the words of the Lord of Light. She had mystical tricks she could perform. Some of the other tricks came from powders and potions.
She needed to humble her ego and herself with her God.
The red priest with the Brotherhood may have been a drunk, but he was humble and understood that his power was a gift, and not a boast.
When Melisandre put her hands on Jon and begged "please" to work through her and bring him back, she was truly being humble to help someone else in honesty.
Also, she does see visions, but she misinterpreted them. So, she'd give Stannis the wrong messages sometimes.
As for Jon at the end of the scene, I really wish they would have fade to black when they pulled the close up on him. But then, flash right back on his face as his eyes pop open and takes his death breath.
Now that would have been more epic. The way they shot it pretty much gave it away before he opened his eyes. But still, it was a joyous moment.
Like Bron like to said: The mountain is fucking big, fucking quick and fucking strong 🤣
The faith militant plot is the best thing about season 5/6 for me. You can see how the high sparrows ideology would terrify the nobles. Kill him and another nameless peasant takes his place. How do you defeat them now that they're so powerful they can abduct the queen and queen mother without consequence?
Wow, what a great reaction. 'Scribed. I'm away to check oot your Red Wedding reaction now, then Joffrey and maybe Battle of the Bastards.
I love your videos
Can you imagine being Ramsay's girlfriend/lover and then finding out that he would say that you are good meat and to feed you to his dogs?! ROFL
Calypso, you are SO HILARIOUS. You theorize some the most intricate plots in the GOT universe. Yet George RR Martin continually shocks and confounds you with his writing. You are on e of the smartest reactors out the yet you won't let your mind go to certain dark places. Places that would let you see when two men are talking on a rain-soaked bridge, that one of them is about to die. Ramsey could kill his father once he found out Rouse Bolton was having a boy child. And for the entire episode 1 you kept asking, "Why don't they burn Jon's body. Come on Calypso the Red woman is here for a reason and she has a part to play in the fight to come. The fight against the darkness.