IDK WHO'S WORSE! GAME OF THRONES | First Time Watching: S3 Ep 6 The Climb REACTION
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Game of Thrones Episode Description: Jon and the wildlings scale the Wall. The Brotherhood sells Gendry to Melisandre. Robb does what he can to win back the Freys. Tyrion tells Sansa about their engagement.
IDK WHO'S WORST! GAME OF THRONES | First Time Watching: S3 Ep 6 The Climb REACTION
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The younger Starks look older because they filmed one season per year, so some times they noticeably aged from season to season or even between episodes, even if not that much time had passed in the show. It's not as evident on the older actors, though Jon, Sansa and Robb did look a lot younger in earlier seasons. Arya and Bran legit grew up during the show, since it took like 10 years to film.
Sophie Turner is only a year older than Maisie Williams. So Sansa grew up on set right along with her.
Good for you, most people need more time to figure out that the person torturing Theon is part of Lord Bolton's retinue.
I know I missed that too.
"A rare enough sight. A man who lives up to his reputation"
That is the only time anyone will ever have the one-up in a conversation with the Queen of Thorns 😂
It's so cool that you made that connection between Theon on the cross thing, and the Bolton sigil, you're the first person I've ever seen make that connection!
“Do you have a moment to talk about the Lord of Light?
"I would have hoped you had learned your lesson about overplaying your... position." Some subtle humor; he wanted to say "hand", but thought it would be insensitive.
Oh good catch. I knew position was not quite the right word for that phrase, it was off somehow everytime I watch that scene but I didn't think too much about it afterwards
At this moment, Varys and Littlefinger are the two who are really in control of "the game". The 5 Kings don't realize just how much they know and just how much they are pulling the strings. They're the most politically savvy players in the game. Even though they are basically foils or antithetical to each other, they respect each other. But they both have different motives. Just what those motives are remains to be seen.
And yes, House Baelish, though it's not a dominant house, is still a house and he is a lord.
"If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention." Delivered like a savage, one of my favorite lines ever. If you've heard it before it's probably because it made its way to pop culture lol. But your whole analysis on that scene and the situation was brilliant, Fam. Not gonna answer any of your questions though lol. Loving your reactions, I never hit play without at least two rolled blunts lol. Quality content, keep em coming.
This comment is indlnderated for sure.
The line that basically sums up the whole show!
@@carolinecarpenter7973 🙄
If you find yourself unable to remember whether you learned something in the show or the lore (or even the books) don't worry about where you heard it. Just tell yourself, "It is known."
Underrated comment
Keen eye. That is indeed Baelish's sigil on the ship's sail, a mockingbird. I think Cersei talked about it at the start of s2 in that scene where she threatened to have his throat cut.
Your analysis of who Theon thinks this guy is - how would Theon know about the Karstark deaths? the genius of the author is telling each chapter via one character (not all characters have a perspective chapter). no character has an omniscient (godlike) point of view. it's fascinating to watch when some people know nothing about the rest of the surrounding world.
To this day whenever I hear/see the word chaos in my mind I finish it with 'is a ladder.' 😄
It is cynically right: disasters somehow bring opportunities, so yes "chaos is a ladder" (for some...)
Me personally, I like the cut up version. If I want to watch the whole episode I will just watch the whole episode. And as far as Patreon goes. I have no problem with it. Other than I watch so many reactions it would cost me a fortune to join all the Patreons. LOL. Super glad you got a mod. I have seen Paula C mod other reactors and she does a very good job!
Tormund Giant'sbane is my favorite character lol. He's just crazy.
We all need that crazy friend. Good in a fight but also life of the party.
"if you think this has a happy ending... you haven't been paying attention".... you probably heard it before because it's one on the most iconic quotes from this show... Thank you for uploading, I've been waitin on this !!
Man, I tried to get my husband to watch this with me, it's just not his thing. So, thankyou for watching and letting us come along for the ride.
I think Joffery and the guy torturing poor Theon would be fast friends.
Exactly what I needed tonight. Keep them coming man I’m here for it all.
You should go back and listen to the iconic ‘Chaos is a Ladder’ speech by Little Finger. It’s one of the most iconic and popular lines from the show. Still gives me chills.
Little Finger warned Roz at the brothel back in earlier episodes about another girl he did that to because she displeased him. ‘She was a bad investment’ ‘they haunt me’… he tells her how he sold her to someone who ‘used her in ways most men wouldn’t imagine’.
Can’t wait for the rest of the episodes from this season!
I love the Way Roose Bolton defers the word hand to position, proper respect. BTW the Iron throne is intimating to look upon, the show nor the new show do it justice. Also the act of learning clans sigils is called Heraldry.
Although Boltons have the flayed man on their banner, as far as I know, in the lore, that practice hasn't been done for hundreds of years as all the northern houses look down upon it. Hope this doesn't spoil anything.
Wow I’m so impressed with how much you pay attention to the show! The Bolton connection was great
Side characters in this show are amazing. Varys and Davos are my favorites.
Chaos is a ladda!!!
Always trips me up that people cant figure out who the guy torturing theon on when we were literally told who it was by his father.
"If you think this has a happy ending you haven't been paying attention"
A line that will empty bladders
Re Thoros of Myr: He was sent to proselitize the religion of R'Hollor (this is the only time you will see R'Hollor mentioned outright in this series) across Westeros. Rhollor is the Red God or the God of Light. as opposed to The Seven which is what a lot of Westeros (christianity like) practices. and of course we have the old gods (more a nature worshipping religion) The Red God is more along the lines of Zoroastrianism which is more dark vs light, a complete dichotomy of good vs evil. There are many other gods worshipped across this world, but these are the ones to remember.
I used to think they never mentioned R'Hollor by name on the show. It was only on rewatch that I noticed they slipped in a little reference here.
18:30, yes Theon is being held at the dreadfort (The seat of house Bolton) Their house motto is “Our Blades Are Sharp”
They have a lesser know saying “a naked man has few secrets, but a flayed man has none”.
In the histories… The Boltons and Starks were enemies for centuries.
Great reaction! Littlefinger’s monologue is one of my favorite moments of the whole show.
Meanwhile.... "Back to this Psycho...." i belly laughed on my back deck!
Littlefinger is legit my favorite character. I really have applied a lot of his techniques and philosophies to my life, minus the utter treachery, cuz karma lol
I feel bad for the actor because he is seriously typecast. Whenever I see him in other stuff I immediately peg him as a bad guy or at least someone not to trust.
@@technopirate304 LOL! It's true. He's always playing an untrustworthy, scheming scumbag. If I met him in person, I would be side eyeing tf out of him.
He played a different kind of character in TDKR at least, although that was only a small part.
I just finished GOT last week and I hated Baelish at first, but I have definitely grown to respect his method a little more. That cutthroat shit tho, nah lol.
"Overplaying your *looks at Jaime's hand* position"
Lmao slick Bolton, slick.
Also that Mellisandre Arya convo 👀 🟫🟩🟦
Littlefinger and Varys are information brokers. Littlefinger has his brothels and all his girls who get info from their clients etc. And Varys has his "little birds" the street orphans of King's Landing spying and reporting back to him. So they have their fingers on the pulse of the city.
They technically married in the show too. Wildling customs make it so when a man captures a women he marries her.
No they’re not, They never mentioned that once in the show. That’s book only. And in the books he never considered himself married lol
i finally caught up on your reactions. This series is so good! this is the first time ive watched a GOT reaction since the show ended and felt the same magic as when it was airing. You're more into it than anyone else ive seen. Doing the histories and lore is awesome and i really appreciate you doing that. It reminds me of the excitement at everyone waiting around theorizing and stuff waiting for new episodes.
42:30 Major is ignoring the comment section for the rest of the season? Good. Ok everyone, serious question:
Is he going to call it? He's piecing too much together, never seen anything like it, lol. I expect next episode he might bring it up as a possibility.
@Paula C thanks for all that you do! 🙏
Dont forget last episode also had one of the best scenes in the show the jamie and brienne bath scene.
Correction my brother. Varys and littlefinger are main characters. Either within this show or reading the book. Which are 20x better by the way. Everyone is a main character until they're dead.
And if you don't want to read too much. Audiobooks are the way to go. I'm gong back through the novels right now for the tenth time. Glorious!!!
You shouldn’t base the time frame of the show based on how old the kids look. The puberty is real.
You are right. Thoros originally went to Kings Landing to convert Robert, and thus Westeros, but gave up and just got drunk and partied in Kings Landing. I don't know if the show mentioned it before this event.
After the Long Night that affected the whole of Westeros and Essos back in the day, the Wall was built by a Stark named Bran the Builder and the Children of the Forest to isolate the Others (White Walkers) to the North Beyond the Wall. (the name Brandon or Bran is the name of many Starks, including Ned's older brother, so luckily most of them have nicknames to tell them apart) It is also said in the legend that the Giants helped with the raising of the Wall. He also built Wintefell and they are both imbued with magic (the Others cannot go South of it and any Dragons that have been brought to the Wall will not cross North of it i.e. Alysanne Targaryen flew Silverwing to the Wall and had a castle built called the Snowgate or Queensgate in her honor for having gotten the land just South of the Wall set aside for farming specifically to provide crops, animals, etc. to the Night's Watch.
Bran the Builder is NOT to be confused with Bran the Breaker. There was a time later that a Night's Watch Lord Commander called the Night's King was over the Night Fort (which was West of Castle Black where Jon and them reside) This man had married one of the Others, sacrificed any of their children they had together to the Others, and had the whole Night's Watch under his bondage. This man had two half brothers (Bran the Breaker - from his mother's side of the family; Joramun, the King Beyond the Wall - from his father's side of the family) who joined together to defeat him and free the Night's Watch from his grasp. The only semblance to this day that has held up from his legacy is the Black Gate from the Nightfort is guarded by a Weirwood tree that will open the gate for any of the Night's Watch who recites their vows in front of it to allow them safe passage through (and maybe the tradition of sacrificing children to the Others, but that might have been a tradition older than the Night's King.)
Nor is he to be confused with Brandon "The Wild Wolf" Stark, who was Ned's older brother that was killed by Aerys Targaryen II or to be confused with the current character of Bran "The Winged Wolf" Stark who is Ned's son.
But yes, the Iron Throne when it was built by Aegon the Conqueror (300 years ago when he took over) was much larger than what they made for the show (you had to climb into the throne over a hill of swords)
By the way if you haven't seen Spartacus series must watch start with Blood and Sand..then God's of the Arena...
If you think about it, Boltons are like vampires and Starks are like werewolves.
I love how Melisandre is afraid of Arya
Do comments adding extra information that the show never does tell you and doesn't spoil the show at all but is nevertheless new information count as spoilers?
Notification squad 💯🔥
Oh man what a nice surprise!😎I'm here and ready... Congrats on your baby! My he/she be blessed and healthy🙏🙏
@39:00, One of my pastimes is archery. I’ve goofed and put an arrow from my 30 pound bow throw a wooden fence and a sheet rock barrier. So I know how powerful arrows or bolts can be. I would hope Roz didn’t suffer long sheesh.
Tormund is awesome, love him.
You're crushing it man, I just found your channel a week ago, and I'm really enjoying it!
The Targaryen dynasty is not that old as we think, it lasted 283 years. The books and the show starts roughly at 298 a.C (after the Conquest). House of The Dragon will take place at 130 a.C.
And yes, the Iron Throne in HoT has more swords, it is a better representation of the throne than GoT, but is still not quite as big, bizarre and dreadful as the books. In the books the throne is ugly and doesn't have a shape, after all, it was a dragon that made it. You literally have to climb it, i'm not taking about 3 steps like the show, i'm talking about a real ladder. If you're curious, you can google images and find how the Iron Throne is in the books. I recommend it just to get a different perspective of the ancient lore.
Joffrey was fun to hate. Ramsay… not so much lmao
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Great episode! The "climb" speech from Littlefinger is iconic now. Because it's boss.
R.I.P. Roz
Sam is THE badass of this show. Remember how Samwise Gamgee was the true hero of Lord of the Rings??????? Well......
haha i love how you answer and talk back at the actors.
You talking ish is what we need. We like to know your thoughts and theories on things in the show and in life. Don't think you are reaching or that you are being "dumb" because you can't fully explain. Words for those sorts of things Major are hard to come by.
Yasss perfect timing! Just finished getting ready for work & have just enough time to watch your reaction 😅🙏🏼
This first time I went through the series I felt the same way about Varys and Littlefinger's conversations. I thought those were arguably the best part of the show. When I got to season's 6 and 7 looking back, I thought they had like 6 or 7 of these great scenes together. (It was probably the nostalgia of looking back at it all). But when I went back to rewatch the show I was surprised to see there are only 3 such scenes, 2 in Season 1 and this one in Season 3. Chaos is a Ladder has become iconic.
Ah the famed Tywin-Olenna standoff. Some of the best lines in the show in that scene.
One of my favourite scenes with two of my favourite characters! I fucking love those actors and their characters man
Unfortunately most people miss the what happens in the end.she concedes to tywin,her snapping the quill is not a "boss move" or whatever.
Yes!!! Been waiting…so excited 🥰
You’re getting the extra info from the history and lore videos.
I know it's too late but just for future reference, most GoT reaction creators make a part 1 & 2 for each episode, because starting in S. 3, there's just WAY TOO MUCH to react to that won't fit into the 10 mins total on screen time that HBO allows for each UA-cam video!! Keep in mind... 😏👍
Beric Dondarrion was indeed sent by Ned to kill the mountain (recast here with another actor from first season). But he was not part of the Brotherhood which is a group ostensibly there to help the peasantfolk. When Ned was executed, Beric joined up with these fellows.
Anyone that enjoys the Tywin vs Olenna scene in this episode should look up Savage Books' video 'Dialogue Dive: When Game of Throne's Writing Peaked' here on UA-cam, which superbly outlines the verbal battle these two alphas have jab for jab.
You are SO intuitive to the show! I was always so confused when Melessandra said that thing about the eyes shutting forever for Arya and I never thought that it could have been related to the list of names she's been saying. I'm watching this show for the first time right now and I feel like I would be so lost without your commentary. You catch everything I miss and help peice the puzzle. 😅 Thank you!!
I don't think Ned would've executed Theon. If Balon Greyjoy rebelled again they'd probably crush him and install Theon as Lord of the Iron Islands there (puppet ruler)
House bolton is absolutely ancient. Their feud with the starks goes back thousands of years, to when the starks were kings of the north.
The show starts in the 298th year since aegons conquest, and ends in the 305th year.
Also house baelish is a thing. Before harrenhal they held pitiful amounts of land and the sigil of house baelish is not the bird. That's little fingers personal arms
Let's deep dive into the Varys Littlefinger scene. I should start by saying that the Iron Throne in the books IS made of thousands of swords and is very high. So Petyr's analogy doesn't apply to the books. But the point of the analogy : exaggerated myths about kings whether Targaryen or Baratheon or Lannister, very much does. So now, what's Varys and Littlefinger really saying in that "A 1000 blades from Aegon's fallen enemies... aren't even 200" scene? They're alluding to popular myths and legends created around kings to legitimize them and the ruling dynasty. It's a political necessity for any monarchy that stops representing the popular will. With repetition, the line between these truths and exaggerations become blurred. Varys wants to uphold these myths cause he fears the anarchy that comes when dynasties crumble. Like when the Targaryens fell. Littlefinger sees opportunity in that anarchy and says "chaos is a ladder". We've heard a lot of legends about the 300 year Targaryen rule of Westeros. But what about King Robert? What myth did his reign create?🤔
House Bolton house is damn near just as old as the starks, they been at war in the lore since forever. Till sum happened where the starks just Took over the north COMPLETELY
If you die ad there's nothing after, you wouldn't know it. So when the show does this, it's basically their statement on religion. If there's nothing, then you came back, it would just be instantanious. You wouldn't know you were gone.
Is painful to watch a reactor not paying attention to the dialogue between LittleFinger and Varys. Major is talking on top of the dialogue and when he is not he is thinking about something else. Just because there is no action doesn't mean you can do something else and catch up later.
I know that whole nothing but blackness when you die is kinda scary but just think of it like time before you were born. You’re just not there, no perception, nothing and it’s not scary at all, if there’s no reincarnation or heaven that’s what i imagine death to be like.
Bro I dunno how to tell you this, but actors keep aging even when the characters don't 😆
For the younger actors they do all look older because they are.
There was a year or more between each season so if they were 10 the first season they are 13/14 in season 3 if 13 in season 1, then 16/17 by season 3. Most literally went through puberty on the show lol.
“What is WRONG with you, man?” 🤣
…yeah, get used to asking that question.
D chair in show is different 2 d chair in d books its much longer and taller its actually 1000 blades melted down to make d throne
Lord Karstark has at least one more son. So it could have been true, even though it wasn't.
D wall was build by brandon stark, men,children of d forest,giants and magic after d defeat of the white walkers from d long night
Thoros job was to convince Robert Baratheon to worship the lord of light. The show did miss this part bad putting extra Cersei scenes in
I forgot how cool it was that the show gets a 1 on 1 scene between Olenna and Tywin (since in the books neither are point-of-view characters)
"this show is fucking amazing" there you go pal.. there you go :)
Appreciate the hard work keep it up
Dying is no worse than going to a long, dreamless sleep, at worst. But I believe we have many lives to live.
I enjoy your content, but maybe move your mic away when you start screaming to not distort the audio...
Hello my friend! we all in the GOT community are waiting for you!
Man I desperately needed something to watch tonight , came in clutch bro!
i felt bad for ros but she was kind of dumb for snitching
The Iron Throne is Lysa Arryn of chairs - that line if forever funny :)
Her name is Roz. Aegon's Conquest was 300 years ago
13:31 dude why you’re making shit up yo lol 😂
The actors started as teens so the growth spurts during the off season is real
lol youre right with the swords and the throne
So glad you posted tonight! I look forward to your GoT reactions!
I can tell you loved Sam's Singing xD
Nothing isn't anything, it's just Nothing
Can you believe very few reactors, if none, mention Bolton's betrayal at this point or even make the connection between Bolton and Theon's torture? Very perceptive dude!
I have seen a few that wonder why he didn't send Jaime back to Robb. But this is the first guy to mention betrayal at this point.
How do you cut out one of the most iconic lines in the show?
Ned would never have killed Theon.
Theon isn’t the smartest character…
A question Ive always wanted to ask....the song that you use just before you start the reaction is that you?
The song is called Major by Young Dolph