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Game of Thrones 7x03 "The Queen's Justice" REACTION
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Elaria actually got what she deserved, she killed an innocent girl, this the first time I fell satisfied by cercei's actions, Elaria's daughter aren't innocent as well she's assassin.
Yea I was super happy she got what she deserved. I hated her character as soon as oberyn died
Lady Olenna was THE Boss the way she went out head held high with the "Tell Cersei it was me" mic drop!!
R.I.P Dame Diana Rigg 20th July 1938 - 10th September 2020... Godbless to you your family and friends ❤
The Maester made Sam rewrite those old scrolls because he knew there would be valuable info in them. Did anyone else catch that?
House armies are filled with their banner-men. The Tyrell army was big, but Cersei and Jamie turned a lot of them against Olenna (like theTarly's) because they knew her banner-men wouldn't approve of her siding with Dany and the Dothraki.
Ellaria and Tyene Sand deserved what they got. Tyene helped her mother kill Myrcella, she used that poison herself - I had no sympathy for either of them.
⚜️ Dude, I literally stopped walking my dog along the stunning San Francisco Bay shore 🏞️🛥️⛰️⛵🐳🐬🦭 to pop in my airpods so I can watch your reaction to this episode. I need mf'n help. 👀😂
Hahaha not me interrupting the walk 😭
Do yourself a favor and check out the actress Diana Rigg (aka Lady Olenna) in her early days of acting. She played one of the James Bond girls. Quite the looker back in the day. RIP Lady Olenna.
The only one who died a natural death on this show was Master Aemon.
And Hoster Tully
Quietest Targaryen death in centuries. 😄
@@Luthwen1301 I forgot about him. Probably because there were so many horrific deaths on the show. 😂
And on his way to meet Daenerys 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
“Faith, not in any gods, not in in myths and legends… in myself, in Daenerys Targaryen” one of her best monologues but to end like this was epic.
Lady Olenna going out like the boss she was! All hail the Queen of Thorns!
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Yessss I’ve been waiting for the reaction to this. The convo between Jamie and Lady Olenna. 🔥
Lady Olenna is THAT BITCH! 👏🙌 I love her.
Love that woman. She will be missed 😭💔
This is where people started getting frustrated. It makes no sense that Danny’s army would go to Castlerock it’s utterly useless. Tyrion should’ve known better that protecting your Ally’s is more important
Casterly Rock. 🤣
I think Tyrion "forgot" how ruthless Cersei is😉 She could care less about Casterly Rock, that was Tywin's thing. She dont give a shit about legacy except her own. Also, side note - screw the people of King's Landing, they're basically a mob, lol😂
R.I.P The Queen of Thorns. She was good, she was very good.
Olenna .........Legend .....respect you forever....
RIP to my fave Lady Olenna 🙏🏽
i said in your last reaction that Dany was losing me. that first convo with Jon was another strike. how she ruled in Essos isn’t gonna fly in Westeros with these Lords. i think it would have went much different if Jorah or even Ser Barriston was by her side.
the next episode is probably top 5 episodes for me in the whole series. can’t wait to see your reaction! 🙌🏽
Well, back in the days when this episode aired i understood why people got angry about how easily they defeated the tyrell army, however, it kinda makes sense, since Jaime convinced one of the best banner men’s of house tyrell, the strongest one, the Tarlys, also, the show has made clear many times how the tyrells where not the best option when taking about battle, the are rich in many things but when it’s about their own armies they are weak compared to others, so….
Also, the time lapse in the show can vary in every episode, even scenes, so they could have been fighting for days and not letting any crow fly help messages.
Baelish didn't foresee the arrival of the Three-eyed Raven.
Ellaria Sand got what she deserved
Lady O is a straight up savage, and its beautiful
That is a cute game of Thrones themed cup you got Tomaj. 😂 Your face when The evil Queen bitch was having her way with her brother I couldn't stand her either.
Aw, bud, this one was ROUGH on you! It's definitely a rollercoaster. On Bran - the reason he seems different and distant is because he has transitioned into the role of three-eyed raven, which trades all that knowledge and foresight and stuff for true connection to the here and now, in a sense. It's why he completely misses the fact that he's creeping Sansa out while being able to 'remember' seeing her on her wedding night, with all that entails. It's kind of tragic that the sweet, empathetic kid we meet in season one loses all his compassion... but such is GOT :)
Don't worry, the Unsullied are fine! This isn't properly explained in the show, but what the Iron fleet did was mainly for the sake of cutting off the Unsullied from the mainland. It wasn't a flanking attack, but rather sabotage (the Iron fleet's divided as well, and their main force didn't participate). The ships were sunk in order to delay the Unsullied's return, so that they couldn't sail to Highgarden should they be informed of the situation via raven, dragon, or even betrayal (covering all bases).
We have to imagine that the Unsullied were rescued by the remainder of Dany's fleet left standing at Dragonstone, which would nevertheless happen long after the Lannister's attack on Highgarden. Dany couldn't have regrouped both Dothraki and Unsullied troops for them to parry the Lannisters within that timeframe, and therefore lost.
It was a stupid plan on Tyrion's behalf. He should have known that his siblings had no vested interest in Casterly Rock to justify defending it so heavily, not to mention that the place itself was a bad strategic location for the Lannisters to park the bulk of their army when they not only had the Tyrells to subdue, but the North to push back should they also attack. Cersei's concerns now are sovereignty and supremacy, not legacy. She would have always wanted to annihilate her enemies by whatever means necessary, and losing their ancestral seat wouldn't have mattered to her so long as she had the upper hand.
Another thing to note is that Cersei firmly believes in the prophecy, and thus will act accordingly with what will kill its agent the fastest. With Margaery out of the way, Dany is the more imminent threat in Cersei's mind, and she will do anything to cast Dany down, not the other way around. It's also why she's fixated on eliminating Sansa, who might still play that very same role in the prophecy. Cersei doesn't know who will exactly, nor does the audience at this point. It's a big driving factor for her, and the larger motive behind many of her actions.
The Lannister name is entirely irrelevant to Cersei in the grand scheme of things, it's her longevity that she craves, and dodging the prophecy come hell or high water. Even if she were to believe that she cannot, Cersei would still do her utmost to prevent it from coming to pass. Tyrion's blindsided by a concept she cares so little for that it's actually hard to watch.
Most of us probably agree with your view on Elaria's fate. I have no sympathy for that viper or the sand snakes in the show. Lady Olenna's death stings more than any other on 7x03, but the Lady of Thorns went out with one final prick, and boy will that sting Cersei. Hang in there! Dany still has her original army, which to be fair is sufficiently strong in both size and firepower to conquer King's Landing. She simply needs to play her cards right.
Your reactions are super fun to watch, by the way. I've been binging them as of late, and they never fail to make me laugh. You're both entertaining and observant whereas many other GOT reactors lack one of those traits. I'll be sure to check out the rest of your content in between these episodes. Take care of yourself!
Love the insight, glad you are enjoying the reactions fam
She didn’t lose the unsullied, they won at Chastely Rock, there weren’t many Lannister soldiers there. She still has the unsullied army.
What army? The Tyrells biggest bannermen the Tarlys betrayed them and joined the Lannisters attacking them. Remember what happened when the Karstarks left Robb? Also the Tyrells had already lost most of their men in the Dornish ships during Euron's attack. As was clearly stated by Tyrion, the bulk of the Tyrell army was heading towards King's Landing to siege the capital along with Dorne. The Tyrells were already done, Jaime just gave them the coup de grace. Sometimes people don't pay attention to the details and then get angry about not getting a battle. Narrative wise there's obviously no need for a battle in this episode, we're going to get the battle next episode. And the Jaime and Olenna scene is so good, it's worth the admission price of a thousand head chopping scenes.
"Daenerys should have just stormed kings landing." 100 percent. She should have just taken the dragons to the red keep and melted it like Aegon did to harrenhall. poof no more cersei
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This is why I don’t blame her for her actions in season 8
@@fbdarkangel I do lol. I loved her in the first few seasons but slowly she was becoming too entitled and power hungry and always expecting everything to come her way. Killing innocents is not justifiable. It's crazy how people support her burning children and innocents or not blaming her for her faults.
Rest in Peace to the best Lady Olenna Tyrell, and the actress who played her so incredibly well, Diana Rigg! ☹💔 This is an important part for what's to come, which is probably why your head hurts so badly! You are so smart, you caught that this will likely be devastating news for Dany, with another ally down, possibly lost many Unsullied as well.. It's crazy how much they have built her up to bring her down yet again as you said! Great reaction! ☺
Love your reactions! Let me gon head and sign up for this patreon right quick cause I can't wait to see your reactions to the rest of the series.
Appreciate you fam 🙌🏽
Olenna warned Dani not to listen to a man
I wish she would've just been a dragon
Its all Tyrion’s fault!!
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"then again do we have natural deaths on this show?"
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Facts!
Watching Dany loose her allies was rough!!! I loved Tyrion but he was never a strategist or a battle commander, he was good politician ! But man did he fuck up with his council… in the end I wish Dany would’ve just listen to Olenna and ignored everyone around her, and stormed Kingslanding, the castle would’ve fallen with in hours and no one but Cersie would have gotten hurt! My girl Dany deserved SO much more !
Co-signed
Dany isn't treating Jon any differently than everyone else she's ever met...enjoying your feelings about this.
Can't wait for the next one!!!
Oh the good old days when we still had hope. I've watched your reactions on Patreon and now I'm watching on UA-cam 😂. Bless you 😂
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Danny was correct her ancestor King aegon the first Targaryen torin stark bent the knee to and aegon's conquest 300 years before game of thrones.
I believe I kind of think that way, as he says, trying to see all senarios in my head all the time, in my day to day, odd little life. And it is killing me slowly, I got sick from it. And I dont know how to stop it. Dont do that, even though it sounds cool on a tv series folks, it is not worth it. And you become bitter. As in the origin story of a villain.
Yeah, I used to do that. Thinking that way isn't a bad idea for someone who's in a situation where they're simultaneously vulnerable and threatened. It's self protection. It makes a person more aware of everything, and so it's easier to respond to situations that are, or have the potential to become problems.
Eventually though, after you're no longer in the situation (it could be days or years later), you may start realizing that you still keep on anticipating big problems where there aren't any -- or at least none that are as impactful. The anticipatory thoughts become unhelpful. Your brain starts making up scenarios where there's nothing going on -- or there's minimal stuff. But the reaction -- or the thoughts -- are the same as when you were vulnerable or in a threatened situation, and the reaction is out of proportion - way too much. It's reacting, or overreacting, instead of responding.
There's a period of adjustment after you start to figure out that you're making yourself sick. You figure out what you can, but then you have to make some changes. Or else -- just like you say -- you get more and more sick. There are all kinds of ways it manifests. Some people isolate, some get aggressive, some seem fine but are not...
The only way to get out of the prolonged, suspicious-thinking mind-set, is by making some real changes. It sounds cliche, but you have to start trusting. If you trust, you don't get as anxious. Also to get a sense of humor about yourself: a lot of things that seem like they're a big deal... they just aren't. Or they're easier to handle than it first seems.
When you can do that, then you can take a step back, and start watching how you react to things, instead of just reacting. I had to start taking myself way less seriously... as in less defensive. But more seriously in a way like: I went to therapy. CBT, and especially DBT, are amazingly effective. Anyone who has ever taken DBT thinks it should be taught to everyone. It's just life skills. Like learning how to handle situations realistically and productively.
Besides the DBT, the other most effective thing was I started exercising. E v e r y day. I took yoga classes (cause they were there, and they're not competitive or image-based, like a gym; I could just do the work, w/out distractions), and got to advanced within ~ 18 months. But that was me. Diff for other people. Diff kinds of exercise; diff pace.
It all took a few months before any real changes were noticeable to me. But when I finally started seeing them, things got SO MUCH BETTER. Everything got so much more clear eventually. Which just made me not want to fall back into it. If I started to, I wouldn't get so down on myself, which made it easier to get back on track. The DBT and exercise were the best things I've ever done for myself.
The 'trying to anticipate everything' mode of thinking is what people do when they're in prolonged, high stress situations. Like kids who were or are being abused; like soldiers who were or are in combat; like people who were or are being bullied, assaulted, etc. etc. etc. One person's brain chemistry is different from another person, so it might take different degrees of stress to get into that mode of thinking, and also to get out of it.
It's essentially getting stuck in "fight, flight, or freeze" mode. In some ways, getting through it can be like getting over a physical addiction. You get so accustomed to it, you forget there was ever a diff way to look at things. And it DOES do damage the physical body over time. All the extra adrenaline, and the immune-system starts going haywire, cause the body eventually reacts to mental stress by going on high alert, which wears it down. It becomes easier to get sick.
Anyway, it's a lot that I wrote here, and you may already know some or all of this. But if you meant what you said about how it's affecting you, I wanted to let you know that it's possible to get out of it. Maybe completely! but even just partially is way better. I promise!
If there's anything to take from all this, Google the keywords: Fight, flight, or freeze response recovery; CBT and DBT therapy; Trauma response; ptsd.
Just gotta keep trying. You'll get out of it.
p.s. none of this is to provide any excuse for MiddleFinger!
Dude's just a mega-self-absorbed d*ck with a strategy.
Yepp. Trying, for about 12 years now :-)
Wait till next episode. I can hardly wait to see your reaction to that one. Please hurry and post. Dany hasn't lost all of the Unsullied. Just those who fall at Casterly Rock.
Bran "died" in the cave when he became the new Three Eyed Raven, hun. They told us already.
Ser Jaime lannister leading lannister army made me thrilled.The man he was supposed to be.He was meant to be the lord of Casterly Rock if mad king didnt appoint him as kingsguard.
Cannot remember if I have already suggested this but when you have space please do The Last Kingdom, 5 great seasons finished off with a movie. I just know there are characters you will fall I love with and others you will hate.
It’s been on my radar for awhile fam so you can definitely look forward to that one day!
@@BigBroLilSis I am so happy to hear it, you will love it.
Also thank you for taking the time to respond.
@@BigBroLilSis Can't wait! One of my favorite shows of all time.
Is it my imagination or was there a man in green pants (in current fashion-like an extra acto) dragged out when Jamie walks into High garden? 😮
I just noticed that too. Like wtf😳😳😳 Whose ridiculous idea was that.
Warfare in this show is something meh, but this season it's just becoming ridiculous. If you just look at the map and try to understand how do ships get from King's Landing to Casterly Rock and vice versa and how do they get past Dragonstone without being seen/known about (it's like getting around half a whole continent and especially Dorne which is allied to Daenerys)... I mean it's like Euron said a thousand of ships, not just few ones. And how do the armies get between these locations and the Reach on their foot without everyone around knowing (so that at least Varys would know)... Where did the Tyrells and Dorne army disappear (it's not like they've actually participated in the previous action so they should be somewhat full-force)... How do you siege and take a big castle with army inside in a moment's notice (remember as Starks said in first two seasons that a few hundred men could defend Winterfel against thousands - it works for most mediaval sieges before modernized artillery)... Don't get me as a nagger but it's just becoming too much for me this season.
The beginning of dany being annoying asf to me anyways 😂
Get Euron off the Seas. Lmao
Daenerys is listening to the wrong people. What she should have done was do a surprise night attack with her and Drogon on the Red Keep after getting confirmation that Cersei is there in her chambers. Cut the head off the snake and the body will die. In other words the war will be done once she's dead. But this is a tv show without logical tactics. 🙄 Also as you know, this series has highs and lows on our favorite characters. Lets just say next episode will be a high for our favorite character
Bran is weird, now.
Season 6 started the teleportation & 7 & 8 took up 10 notches Euron’s fleet flies around Westeros 😂 I hate how Daenerys was all listening & gave Yara & the iron islands independent but once she’s in Westeros it’s all 🗣️Bend the knee! You can really see the quality in writing drop! Like you said they hated Cersei solve Robert & threw cow 💩at Joffery when they were hungry & humiliated Cersei while she walked naked through the streets! Then she blew up the center of their faith & the queen the loved & the high sparrow & the people just accept her as queen with absolutely no claim to it? Yea foh the writing was so bad by this point but I was too invested to see it
It’s funny how Sansa just 4 episodes ago didn’t know anything about battles but now she knows more about armor than actual soldiers & people who make armor 🤦🏾♀️🤣 & yes LF was right he does know Cersei better than anyone in winterfell he’s lived with her for like 20yrs
Cersei is a boss, more respect for her!
Dany being petty, she needs some act right
Jon petty too. showing up and demanding things of someone with a higher power than him. He knew what was up when he left. She said on the parchment, "bend the knee" to show up expecting anything otherwise is silly!
@@badgaltinginnit demanding ppl bend the knee when you need allies? How is that not the definition of petty? Yeah, Jon knew he had no intention of kneeling, initially. We also know he has brains enough to be able to change his mind
@@Heather61776 you're bending the timeline. She didn't need allies upon their meeting - varys informs her of her losses AFTER their interaction. As of their meeting, the known knowledge to Dany is that she has the support of Dorne, the reach and the iron islands. That is majority of the kingdoms. She is in an open war campaign, which is something jon was also privy too. The fact of the matter, is her pressing her claim onto the other lords is typical feudal behaviour. However, because its jon on the receiving end, ppl got a problem with it. Its nonsense!
And if jon has sense to change his mind, so does dany. Apply your logic to characters equally miss Heather!
@@badgaltinginnit stop with the demeaning tone. And I'm not bending the time line. She absolutely wanted allies when she met Jon. I won't argue with a stranger. Have a good day
Daenerys annoyed me way before this point but this episode was when she really started to get on my nerves. She's acting like a spoiled trust fund baby who came to take over daddy's company while having no actual clue about said company.
Yes, in her mind she's the rightful ruler due to birthright - but would she step aside for someone else who turned out to have a better claim?
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For me she's been like that since S1. An entitled colonizer who thinks her ways are civilized and people need to be grateful for her.
@@theConquerersMama this is a hilarious take given your username and the fact that Dany is actually the antithesis to her families legacy in essos - which is colonization and slavery. This is made very obvious in season 1 when she is forced to assimilate into Dothraki culture and in turn uses her subtle power in that culture as khaleesi to end r word and abuse against women... She never forces anyone to love her, they do it on their own because of her kindness and empathy to the common people. Stay mad though
@@badgaltinginnit hilarious given my username 🙄
Why?
I have a son named William who picked it. It's a family joke because in other places it's sometimes the GreatsMama for my son, Alexander.
Then I just left it. 🤷
How exactly is "ending R and abuse of women" and slavery assimilating to Dothraki culture?
What it did do was create the vary circumstances that lead to Drogo's death.
She did not assimilate enough to go the the Dos Khaleen with the widows.
The Dothraki were not exactly living by Westeros rules before her.
Her "subtle" ways? 🙄
Is she the only colonizer? No
But to say she doesn't have a white saviour complex seems a bit short sighted from my vantage point.
She did not think about how to feed or house the people she frees. What the culture or economy will do. How the internal culture, religions or traditions will handle her changes.
Are they changes that personally align with my idea of good things - no R, abuse or slavery? Sure.
But that does mean she imposed them as a wise ruler factoring the good of all people. She did it because she's emotional and thinks her moral comfort is more important, more valid than anyone else's.
Why you talking so much through Tyrion and Jon's dialogue??😩😩Talk when Cersei is onscreen!
You talk over the dialogue a lot....this may be why you miss clues and be confused about certain stuff