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Bran played them all...he won the Game of thrones. And I didn’t even knew he was playing 😂
jessi9787 Apparently they key to the crown was missing an entire season. 🙄
When has the show ever said Brann can see the future ? Fan theories ruined this show.
Poker face level: 6000
@@Andyhandz Remember after the original three eyed raven died and Bran went through all the visions? He saw Drogon's shadow fly over King's Landing.
Bran the Broken, who missed an entire season, only to come back in order to tell Jon his parentage and the steal his throne... 🙄
"The lone wolf dies, but the pack survives." Is that why they all went their separate ways?
I will miss you commenting GoT, Sithfurion! And I look forward to watch other shows with you! You make TV more fun!
Agreed. For instance, I have never had as much fun watching Banshee as I have with Sithfurion. He mirrors all of our thoughts about each show, without censorship
I’m so sorry about your mom 😭💔 thank you so much for uploading your reaction to GoT! I always enjoy watching your videos!! 😊
Did anyone notice the blade(s) of grass as Jon and Co. headed north? And the little children in the group? Life goes on.
It's a dream of spring. 🌻💛
Hell... there I was thinking I was the only one to notice that "spring is coming"...
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It's nice to know I have company as well.
You said when Tyrion cries, you cry. I say the same when you cry or get emotional! Your mom will always be with you! Thanks for the GOT memories. ♡♡♡
Arya finds Ragnar Lothnrok while travelling west
Westworld
Who gives a flying fuck at this point.
If that's aryas plan she Will end up dead like all the people who Sail west or end up in the jade sea or get kill in a sacrifice in ashai
@@esteban20969564 She'll find Christians
In the books there is a whole continent that has never been fully explored we need to see that
I'm just thinking how PROUD Ned Stark must be
His nephew he always protected was banished, his oldest daughter is still a bitch (see the scene with edmure), his 2nd son is a useless king that does not help anyone, his 1st son died, his 3rd son died and his 2nd daughter will die like everyone else that tried exploring the seas. so proud.
@@solgnaleb His 2nd son is dead too, that's absolutely not Bran Stark on the Throne.
@@rusenakman true, bran let hundred thousands of people die just so he could sit on the throne apparently.
Also his kids are a pack of ungrateful back stabbing fuckz yeah real proud
@@solgnaleb Exactly. He's basically Darth Sidious of this show. 02:17 What a cold reveal! If GRRM write that scene Yara probably stab that bastard on the spot for letting Theon die (for example). Also 03:41 "Any man who must say I am the king is no true king." - Tywin Lannister
And also, Jon's ending was perfect for him. He has already shown he would not make a good king. He's honorable and good, but not wise and is too emotional. If you think about it, the only place he ever truly fit in was in the north-the "true" north, just like Tormund said. The south wasn't his home. Never was. He was raised north, and grew to be a leader north. That's where his heart is.
Also, when Bran "exiled" Jon to the Wall, he knew it was the only way to prevent further bloodshed and not start another war. But the Unsullied didn't have to know that there was no longer a Nights Watch. Jon was sent there because they knew he had a place there to call home and people that would follow him. Jon got to live now how he wanted to live since he was brought back to life. He doesn't have to fight anymore. When he left Castle Black and looked back as the gate shut, that was a sign that his story south of the wall has ended.
I'm happy people undertand this
Jon is king beyond the wall now just like mance rayder
Also, Bran was by far the best choice as ruler. He is the only one who cannot be corrupted by money or greed, as he simply doesn't want. He can see every past mistake made by Kings and Queens, so he knows not to repeat them. He is the only real choice when you think of it.
That system of governance does not end anything. Bran has no armies and no actual power. He is term limited. When the Ironborn rebel or raid, what can Bran do? When Bronn inevitably tries to take over Riverrun because Edmure is a bitch, what can Bran do? When Dorne decides to not pay taxes, what can Bran do? The lords of Westeros are not going to stop scheming because there is an omniscient cripple (who most of them had never met) sitting on the throne.
Even worse, they created a system where any Lord can be elevated to King by playing the game of thrones well. Westeros could become even more political as players attempt to be the next person chosen for the throne. They just created possibly the worst system of governance imaginable for Westeros. They made a bigger and worse wheel than what they started out with. Guarantees civil wars for generations to come.
JON SNOW THE WILDLING! ... AFTER 9 YEARS OF CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT. YOU ARE A TRUE DUMB & DUMBER FAN!
You are the first reactor I've seen that pegged Bran as a "villain". I dig it.
All I can say is thank god Arya didn't get to kill Dany. She already got the night king, I would have been raging if they gave her another major kill too.
Yea she's easily my favorite, but she's had her time to shine.
That’s what I was think too, it would make so little sense for her to kill both..
Jon's heritage meant absolutely nothing in the end. Along with the night king plot, cercei's prophecy, the Prince that was promised plot, the three eyed raven, Jamie and Dany's character build, Aryas changing faces. It was all for nothing, I'm actually gutted. On a more positive note I'm happy to of watched all your game of thrones reactions. Looking forward to future videos you do. Stay well man x
I wouldnt say it means nothing. It means nothing in regards to the 6 or 7 Kingdoms. Jon can start his own family North of The Wall. He is still young. The entire Stark family runs the world and now Arya is on the ocean. Just because the show is over, the story continues, use your imagination.
I hate these comments. It's not Harry Potter, not every prophecy has to be fulfiled. And Jon's heritage... Why can't people accept the fact that Jon truly doesn't want to be king. He would be one hell of an unhappy king, that sucks at politics as well. Now he's happy in the "true North" as Tormund called it. With people who respect him. Free from all those titles he didn't want - and said so an awful lot of times. You don't always follow the path people want you to follow, do you? If your parents (fans) wants you to be a lawey (or a king) because you have good grades (or birth right), but you want to be an artist (free), then you be the fucking artist. Same thing.
@@derykwilson139 "...use your imagination."
What are the writers for, then? They're just there to tease stuff so that you can fill in the blanks yourself? Odd.
It's one thing to leave a specific part of a narrative arc open-ended. It's entirely different to set up a metanarrative in season 1, only to ignore every major question that pertains to it, for the entirety of the series.
The Three-eyed Raven is King. We spent virtually no time exploring the origins of greenseers, their connection to the Children, their relationship to the Night King or the Lord of Light, etc. We don't know its motives or morals. So, how is it meant to be a fulfilling end that the Raven is King?
@@sayuri2434 and bran didn't want to be king? So it is what it is. Don't move the goalposts and try to strawman an argument with that point that's irrelevant.
The Azor Ahai prophecy. The Prince that was promised. King of the North. Being brought back to life. All for what. Nothing. Except to go back to the Night Watch. At least he was reunited with Ghost.
No one expects them to remake the season. It is a visible way to show displeasure and anger.
Oh trust me, there is. Idiots online have been like this for decades now. They totally think that all the cast and crew should go back and re-do two YEARS of hard work to remake the show the way they want it. Except none of them would be able to agree on what they want, so it's all bullshit tantruming.
A lot of people would love an animated version of the whole story staying true to the books.
StormWolf I believe the petition itself is explicit about its sole goal being to show displeasure and displeasure towards the writers only (not the cast and crew) without any other expectations.
You really think HBO cares? Do you really think any of us care? Nope. I didn't care for the last season either, but you don't see me getting all butthurt and starting drama over a FUCKING TV SHOW. Get a life and move on. Smh. Pathetic snowflakes thinking the world owes them something. You're owed nothing.
It’s worth considering that Bran gave Jon what he always wanted. What he discovered inside himself through his relationship with Ygritte. Freedom. Happiness. Jon reminds me a lot of Ragnar. He never wanted power. Jon had a happy ending.
Baffling how most people have overlooked Jon's ending... He isn't in the Night's watch (it was just a gesture to satisfy Grey Worm) he has gone beyond the wall permanently to live with and as a wildling, the thing that he always really wanted
Bran played the long game!! the only reason to reveal Jon's heritage was to put a wall between Jon and Danny and all the bad shit that happens after that
They used Jon like a dog, from the beginning he was being treated like shit, by Sansa and her mother, all along he was a prince, he died for these ppl and got brought back only to be used by his sister to take back Winterfell and now after killing his last living relative/lover he gets banished for life. They used him up and said fuck off, he was told about his real identity for nothing, we never got that Targaryen discussion between them. This is a bitter end for an already heartbreaking character.
true man . i read your comment now im really pissed
@@firasasiri9136 dude it's so messed up, all the Starks are happy, and maybe Jon's happy now too, idk, but the way it all went down for him was so messed up, he sacrificed everything.
3 years later and this soooo true!!
@@tblack6974 exactly! I’m still annoyed 3 yrs later lol
Treated like shit by Sansa? Oh please… Sansa and Jon never shared a single scene in the show until their reunion in season 6. The fact that she asked forgiveness for “being awful” as a child was complete and utter bullshit. “Used by his sister to take back Winterfell” lmao, as if Sansa wasn’t the one who ultimately won the BOTB since Jon refused to wait and ask for more help before attacking.
I think you're missing the larger point, Ser.. Bran didn't want to become King, but realized that such would be the only real way to end the strife and bloodshed in the Seven Kingdoms. The realm is now going to be ruled by someone who actually sees and knows all that is happening, and can see the steps needed to make the right things happen to the best result. Meanwhile, Tyrion as the Hand and a bunch on the Small Council who actually know what they're doing and aren't plotting against each other (King Bran would know!) is the best possible portent for a peaceful, prosperous future. Arya was there to do the deed if Jon failed to come around, or failed in the attempt - but she also helped to convince Jon to 'do the right thing.'
Richard Barber thank you. People apparently are too ignorant to look past the surface and see the deeper meanings. He did what he had to do to save the realm from the NK, Cersei, and Dani. Dude is a straight G.
Richard Barber this!!
@@pnut3844able GRR Martin and D&D packed a lot of subtlety and deeper nuances into most of the characters., and certainly that's true of Bran. He went from being a precocious kid who liked to climb where he wasn't 'supposed to' to the deepest store of knowledge on the Planet - he was like a mental zombie for a season or two while trying to 'download' the rest of the knowledge he lost when the NK interrupted his transformation into the 3ER (caused by him 'going rogue' and getting 'marked' by the Night King), but has been understanding how things needed to work out, and working behind the scenes to achieve the 'proper' result'. He basically 'stage managed' the whole battle at Winterfell, moving the right people at the right time to deliver the NK to where he needed to die. And he managed to get Arya there, at just the right time and place, and with the right weapon to undo the original spell that created the bastard!
Likewise, while he wasn't 'at' the massacre at King's Landing, he was certainly watching, and had likely looked at Dany's past and present to see who she was going to likely become. Jon was still blinded by love and loyalty to Dany, but Tyrion and Arya combined to break through that barrier at the end. A tragedy for Jon, who had the two loves of his life literally die in his arms, but nobody said this story had a happy ending.
You serious such a wise king he allows a sellsword in command of the richest lands, ignoring countless other old houses... This is an isnult to GRMM world of politics.
Long live House Targaryen
Lets face it... STARKS won the Gamenof Thrones. To be specific: BRAN won the Game of Thrones.
Stark in Westeros, Stark in the North, Stark with Free-folk and STARK for the new land. I'm satisfied 👍😁.
Jon been telling everyone he don't want the crown regardless his Bloodline, he got what HE wanted.. Freedom up North.
Meeyahred F Bran was the most garbage character in Game of Thrones. The ending has a 4.4/10
Kind of a short-lived victory, I daresay... Jon's basically not a Stark and got sent off. Bran can't have children. And, if there ever be some, both Sansa's and Arya's children won't be of House Stark but of whatever House wooed for them. Thus, we've witnessed the last of the Starks. Bittersweet, isn't it?
@@vvsparis When has the show ever said Brann can see the future ? Fan theories ruined this show for the people that watch them and get into them.
Andy B idk ? I think they just showed glimpses of him seeing the future but hes never actually seen it
@@AndyhandzThere are hints in Season 8 that Bran may have learned some control over his Greenseeing, he was "waiting for a friend" knowing Jaime was coming to Winterfell, He gave Arya the dagger she needed to kill the NK and he "came all this way" because he knew he was going to be offered the thone.
Jon is in the "nightswatch" officially, but in reality he leads the wildlings back to their home, where he himself was always happier. He is the king beyond the wall and i think Bran knew this was what would make Jon happy
I have my problems with season 7/8 as well. But for some reason this ending really rang true for me, in terms of where everyone ended up. I read the first book in 2004 and have reread them over a dozen times since, and this has GRRM all over it in my opinion.
However, the book will take its time making this ending feel “right”, instead of what the show did. I fully expect, in the books for...
- Dany to be an antagonist (albeit with way more nuance) by the end of the series and having Jon kill her
- Arya being on her own, by choice
- Jon going beyond the wall where he was happiest, and where he doesn’t have to rule or be involved with politics
- Bran as king (I would have never thought that, but I feel that’s too much of an important thing for that NOT to be in GRRM’s outline)
- Sansa being a queen
- Sam “writing” the ASoIaF book
- Brienne filling in Jaime’s book
That being said, even though the show ended on a bitter note (quality wise), I feel the finale stuck the landing. And while this show won’t go down as the GOAT, it’s still a first ballot hall of famer, and I’m thankful to have watched it for the last decade.
But...the books were my first love, and they will be my last. Even though I feel the show ending will mirror the books, I look forward to reading them to see how he gets here, with the added pieces of Lady Stoneheart, fAegon and Jon, Victarion, etc.
Can’t wait.
R P idk why everyone hated on season 7. It's my favorite by far. If nothing else than for the battle of the bastards.
Battle of the Bastards was season 6, which is my favorite season as well.
Wow...I totally agree. Finally someone that thinks the same way about how it all ended.
I understand the frustration about Bran knowing everything all along, but if you really think about it .. he did all of those things to ensure his family survived. The lone wolf dies but the Pack survives. He orchestrated it to have the happy ending for his family. How proud ned Stark must be.
I'm sorry to hear about your mom and thank you so much for sharing your story with us. We will always be here with you Sith. You are an awesome person!
Well, I look forward to more Sons of Anarchy. :)
And Banshee
Sons of Anarchy drops off faster and farther than GoT...Banshee is legit tho
Here's the thing, if Ghost is happy, so am I. The Goodest of Bois
About Jon:
"He's the king the realm deserves, but not the one it needs right now, so we'll exile him.
Because he can take it, because he's not our king.
He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a dark crow."
... and a useful idiot.
Jon isn't in the nights watch, he left with the wildlings to start fresh outside the 6 kingdoms, that was him leading them out beyond the wall.
"Chernobyl" next. It is really, REALLY good. Check it out!
I agree , very good .
Absolutely
If you think about it, Bran was the perfect choice to be King. He's not run on emotions, he can see whats going to happen, he can see through people so he cannot be swayed, etc. Not the one we expected, but for the current state of KL and the Kingdoms, the most logical choice.
No he really isn't the best choice to be king. Having a King with no empathy, emotion or feeling cannot be just.
Bran has no army (he is a stark and starks are independent) and no chance to actually keep the crown if someone decides to take it from him not even talking about what happens when bran dies... 6 kingdoms will go to war over succession or even before they will go to war for independence... again not even talking about how greyjoys literally led rebellions against the crown for independence and when sansa announces their independece Yara does nothing... Dorne before targaryens was the kingdom that was independent the longest and here they said nothing.... it doesnt make sense when legitimized gendry who now actually holds real power was sitting right there
Except Bran isn't King. The Three-eyed Raven is. An eternal entity with unknown motives and ambiguous morals is now the ruler-just as it planned for hundreds of years. It has no existential threat since it used mankind as a pawn to rid the world of the Night King (who may have been a net positive force) and dragons (which might be why Bran is so concerned about Drogon at the end). The Raven facilitated or passively allowed many of the atrocities and deaths that occured throughout the show. Doesn't sound so perfect.
What do you think happens when Bran's body dies? The Raven passes itself down to the next King or Queen and will continue to rule forever. And people thought Daenerys was bad...
That system of governance does not end anything. Bran has no armies and no actual power. He is term limited. When the Ironborn rebel or raid, what can Bran do? When Bronn inevitably tries to take over Riverrun because Edmure is a bitch, what can Bran do? When Dorne decides to not pay taxes, what can Bran do? The lords of Westeros are not going to stop scheming because there is an omniscient cripple (who most of them had never met) sitting on the throne.
Even worse, they created a system where any Lord can be elevated to King by playing the game of thrones well. Westeros could become even more political as players attempt to be the next person chosen for the throne. They just created possibly the worst system of governance imaginable for Westeros. They made a bigger and worse wheel than what they started out with. Guarantees civil wars for generations to come.
Bran didn't manipulate Jon, it was one of those 'this is the only way the wheel will be broken' situations, so he had to let it happen, perhaps why he's so morbid as he just had to wait for it unfold.
exactly! what had to happen had to happen. bran had to let it play out as well as it could have, which i believe it did. jon lived.
Remember this sentence : "I"ll see you again in 25 years" - and we did ! (Twin Peaks)
Tyrion : "Ask me again in 10 years" .... Could it be ? ? A teaser from the production... ? or are there plans... ?? It would sure be great to see in 10 years what has become of all of them, including Drogon... Great reaction, as always.
They are 100% leaving the door open for more seasons down the road
Bran sent Jon to be the king beyond the wall. He knew he wasn't going to stay at Castle Black.
it was not Bran... it was Dumb and Dumber
I am so glad you reacted that way to Bran, I was so disappointed by that. Too many holes to count. That was really sweet you sharing about your mom. Thanks for the reactions.
Actually if you rewatch the season knowing about Bran it just makes so much sense. It's obvious he was pulling strings. And when he speaks everybody listens to him and everyone does what he says, without even knowing why they just listened and complied, who better to be King?
i think Ayra was truly the only STARK that ever actually loved Jon Snow. it seems both Sansa & Bran didn't mind 'screwing him over'.
Jon wasn't exiled to the Nights Watch, Bran freed him to go live with his best friend Tormund, his wolfie Ghost, and the Free Folk. Jon is no longer weighed down by his parentage and the responsibility it comes with since he knows Jon doesnt want to be King
I thought your mate was hilarious. Great job and thanks for all you did on GOT.
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Regarding Jon’s heritage...he never truly felt like a Stark, nor did he ever feel like a Targaryen. His heart belongs in the North beyond the Wall. I liked how it ended for him.
Here’s my thought on Jon’s parentage:
They didn’t do it justice in the show, but in the books Rhaegar is obsessed with prophecy. He wants his son to be Azor Ahai, the warrior that Melisandre thinks Stannis is. That’s why he names his first son Aegon. For some reason he knows that’s not right, so he leaves Ellia for Lyanna. Then he names Jon Aegon also. Azor Ahai is supposed to save the world from the Great Other, who you’re led to believe is responsible for the White Walkers. But the twist is the Great Other is actually Dany. So Jon is the hero Rhaegar meant for him to be, and that’s his purpose, rather than being the king of Westeros.
I hate that I’m so disappointed, wish I liked it more but in the end it felt so rushed I don’t feel like many outcomes felt earned.
Turn that into hope for a better adaptation down the road. The more people feel that way, the more likely it becomes.
Ayra and Jon's love for one another is so pure
STARKS WIN. KING OF SIX KINGDOMS. BRAN
QUEEN OF THE NORTH SANSA
KING BEYOND THE WALL. JON SNOW. BECAUSE THEY LOVE AND REVERE HIM NOT BECAUSE HE WON IT..WHERE HE IS HAPPIEST
GREAT ADVENTURER..ARYA..BECAUSE THAT’S WHAT SHE HAS ALWAYS WANTED.
STARKS WIN
Lol, agreed...Bran is an evil genius. And I thought Littlefinger was a master game player
"grey worm got such a hard on on revenge", but then again... he can't , can he?, hahahahahahahahahahah!!!!!
JonBarzam TV a mental hard on
A metaphorical hard on
More of a mythical hard on, cus' it's a myth, even to himself, hahaha
When has the show ever said Brann can see the future ? Fan theories ruined this show for the people that watch them and get into them.
“...Prophecy is like a treacherous woman. She takes your member in her mouth, and you moan with the pleasure of it and think, how sweet, how fine, how good this is... and then her teeth snap shut and your moans turn to screams... Prophecy will bite your prick off everytime,”
― George R.R. Martin, A Feast for Crows
If you expect different from George RR Martin other than better SIDE character stories / development, You clearly don't know George RR Martin and should never of bandwagon'd on the show.
He can't predict what's going to happen, he can see images of the future but without context or understanding the meaning.
When he was becoming the 3ER we could see images of a dragon flying over King's Landing or the explosion of the Sept of Baelor before it happened.
It pisses me off that Bran told Jon about his parents knowing full well that Dany would find out, Jon would reject her and that this would be the final reason for Dany to go mad and for Jon to kill her.
So he basically manipulated everyone so he could be king.
If he had never told Jon, it would've all been the perfect ending.
Nina Hartmann do u know something abt faith and destiny ? It was meant to be whether he told him or not and for bran , he never wanted to be king , u think he has ambitions , well he doesn't.
maybe he thought he needed to be king not because he wanted it but for the good of the realm. who else best suited for the position than someone who doesn't desire anything and who is knowledgeable about anything and everything. "People who do not know their history are doomed to repeat it" and bran surely knows all their histories.
@@nouralyneboudefa8148 The thing is that Bran spent 7 seasons talking about how he can't be lord of anything and how he's not Bran anymore and then all of a sudden
BOOM
Yeah I can be Bran the Broken and king.
So basically 7 seasons of him telling everyone he's the three-eyed raven and not Bran anymore was for nothing.
I feel like he's just so smug now. Like he basically let so many people die just to become king.
If he'd never told Jon Dany would'vd been still the perfectly just and nice Dany we know.
Jon would've never rejected her, Tyrion would've never left her, Varys would've never betrayed her.
It's just Brans fault. Just so he could be king after doing nothing for 8 seasons exept for sitting in his wheelchair and warging once or twice.
@@JohnSmith-wd5ml I know he'll be a good king. But I just can't get over it that he let so many people die just so he could be king.
He did nothing exept for warging once or twice.
I know he's an important character but I still think he of all options they had didn't deserve it. There are so many people who faught, loved and lost. He did nothing.
Nina Hartmann but it was meant to happen u feel me ! He couldn't change that ..
Brienne should finish writing the rest of the show
The snow/ash are gone. It was the "darkness" ----- prophesy... "a warrior will pull from the fire, a flaming sword and it will be called lightbringer...Red Sword of Heroes and darkness will flee before him." ----- prophesies are twisted and metaphorical. Jon fills fills this. So does Drogon. Together. And darkness faded away....
I have been rewatching Game of Thrones during the quarantine and I came back to see some reactions as well, I gotta say yours were far THE BEST.
Regardless of the final season being a bit disappointing this show is still my favorite. It was nice to come back and revisit it.
Thank you for sharing your reactions, I saw that you are watching The Mandalorian now, I will certainly watch those as well.
I hope you are safe and healthy during this troubled times, best wishes with your channel.
Greetings from Houston, TX 😊
Now lets go for The Last Kingdom ;)
Sith is doing TLK, its well worth watching them:)
Now rewatch it with the understanding that Bran saw KL burn in his vision in S6.
Then Bran pushed for Jon to know his parentage. The one thing that would tear Jon and Dany apart and push Dany over the edge.
Then Bran pushed for Jon to tell the sisters.
Bran knows Sansa and Sansa instantly broke her oath under the godswood to try and help herself.
Arya from the beginning of the season is pushing Jon with the idea of not forgetting his real family and Dany isn’t one of them etc.
Sansa tells Tyrion. Tyrion has the private discussion with Bran (I’m taking it that they all played Tyrion since he’s always been a fool for women and the last 3 seasons)
All of this Bran knowing full well he is instigating events to kill a million people in KL.
Arya could have EASILY killed Dany herself, but instead goes right back to pushing Jon to do it. Because they needed Jon as their patsy to fall on that sword and take the hit for killing Dany. It puts Jon in a position where he can’t take the throne.
And in the end Bran has “the throne”, Sansa gets her throne, Arya leaves Westeros, and Jon THE LAST TARGARYEN is happy to accept his exile in the NW/North of the wall.
Catelyn Stark wrote this episode from beyond the grave. All her favs won and her two least favs are happily out of the picture.
This very well might be the basic notes of the book finish, but the show didn’t put in the time to setup the subtext (like with basically everything else as well). But likely they didn’t want to because they want Bran and Sansa to finish as “heroes”. I can totally see the books painting them the other way and Bran being a tool of the Children of the Forrest (another thing the show didn’t stick with and why they couldn’t do it right).
Just saying. Kinda long, sorry, but I think it’s a really interesting possibility.
Totally agree! They pushed Jon,plotted for him to finish Danny cuz they didn't like her. She lost everything for The North and Jon.I'm not condoning in anyway what she did,but come on The Hound killed children everybody forgave all the shit he did. The Wildlings killed thousands of children, woman etc everybody forgave them. Jamie pushed a child cuz he was caught fucking his sister everybody is oh poor Jamie. Bron said given enough $ and he would kill babies also. Olly stabbed Jon cuz he brought the Wildlings who killed his family and everyone is fucking kill Olly, he stabbed Jon. Now Jon stabbed Danny and everyone is oh she deserved it for killing thousands. All those those people killed and they were forgiven,given a second chance,but Danny nope she needs to die NOW!! Hypocrisy at it's best! Sansa just wanted to be fucking Queen of something. Bran,Sansa,Arya,Tyrion etc just used Jon and Danny the pitted them against each other.
How can you compare the death of a couple kids over the death of 10's of thousands of children, 100s of thousand of women, and even more men, fighters or not. Not even fucking comparable.
Kazarath X call me crazy, but a simple out of context body count is not, IMHO, a good measure for morality.
It’s far too simplistic and easy fodder for the masses to boil it down just to body count. Frankly I’m tired of stories preaching this to me (like Tyrion’s lone about his whole family’s body count not matching Dany burning KL).
Context, intent, and the overall actions of a character SHOULD be the formula to base their morality on.
Kazarath X ps: either way you miss the point of the cause and effect (and purposeful intent) of the actions of Bran and Sansa here simply because they were the direct finger on the trigger that was Drogon.
Why would they need Jon to be a "patsy", he was the rightful King. Did Aegon need a patsy when he conquered the Kingdoms in the first place. He took control & all the other houses fell in line. You think the Unsullied & Dothraki could have stopped Jon from taking the throne, there weren't many left. Drogon didn't seem to care about revenege he let Jon live. Who would have opposed Jon, the Iron Born had no claim & hardly no fleet left. Jon had the full support of the Vale, Northmen, Dorne, even Wildlings. Jon could have given the North to Sansa just like Bran did, Arya could have still left Westeros. And if Jon didn't want the throne they could of voted just like they did before & Jon could of lived north of the wall anyway.
After Dany torched Kings Landing, it didn't matter who Jon was. The Lords and People would trust him even Less knowing his Targarion blood. As we saw at the council, those who were loyal to Dany wouldn't follow Jon as a Stark, Snow, or Targarion because of his betrayal.
Your friend would be fun to watch! I'm so going to miss your GoT reactions. Much love to you!
I didn't like how choosing Bran as king came out of nowhere, but you have to admit a kind of poetic irony in it. The Iron Throne, source of so much conflict and death, replaced by a humble wheelchair.
There was no throne left, so it made sense to elect Bran, who conveniently brought his own chair with him :P
I couldnt stop laughing when i saw your face at the moment tyrion elected bran to be king...i couldnt believe it either..i also think he played jon
I've enjoyed your Thrones reaction vids mate, and I've appreciated how thoughtful you've been during them. I'll look out for more reaction videos - I've subscribed.
One thing I will say - my grandpa, who was the wisest man I ever met - told me once "If you want to cry, let yourself cry". Just let it out :D
All the best. Take care.
I hate the Bran as King bit. Right there with you. Disappointing, Kit Harrington was right.
That said Bran knew he would be king so it seems like he played everyone. I hope in the prequels they reveal that the three eyed Raven is the bad guy and the night king is justified.
Speaking of the night king, wasn't it strange, that long look he gave Bran i mean at the end, Bran is hidding smth for sure.))
@@My-love_islife3 they are definitely ancient enemies. It's just a question of how and why imo. Bran isn't even Bran anymore so I don't get this ending as written .
Nk and the 3ER both were created by the old gods, they say the children lost control of the NK, and I'm supposed to belive their other weapon didnt?? Bullshit! Bran is a threat just like the NK, these idiots who crowded him still dont see it.
The NK saw smth. Takes 1 to know 1. In the books Melisandre saw the 3er and his apprentice as the servants if the great other. Melissandre ended up saving ppl. How can we have both her and bran as the good guys? No. Smths smells Tully fishy here. I hope the prequels show how "benevolent" Starks are and how they got their power in the north by playing "nice". It seems their blind fans forgot these are the same ppl who slaughtered the Children until they fought back with magic and forced them to be nice. It's only bad when Lannisters or Targaryens do it. Give me a break.
I don't normally enjoy watching reaction videos but you are the exception. Always feels like I am just talking to a mate about the show. Will miss listening to you talking about thrones.
Thank you, SithFurion for your dedication to this show!!!! I appreciate everything you have done. My biggest disappointment is not having more dialogue/responses from you over these years. I enjoyed the journey. Thanks.
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Where is Game of Thrones: 8x6 part 1 REACTION !? link dont work below !
ah it got fixed nice!
Dude. Bran cannot see the future, like he can see the past.
He can see future events more like prophecies and these without context. More like dream scraps. So quite hard to understand. :)
Therefore as he can see past events, he can make predictions (which may be good or bad) . The more informaton he collects the better may be his predictions. That's why he gave Arya the dagger.
I disagree. They wouldn't show him having future visions (like Cersei blowing up the Sept of Baelor and Daenerys flying over King's Landing before she destroyed it) if they didn't intend for it to be known that he is clairvoyant.
damm didn't think it would end like that bran being king don't feel right lol great reaction sith
Bran isn't a bad choice as King. However, they did not explore him and his abilities very much to justify the ending. Bran should have been instrumental in beating the night king. The same can be said of the Daenerys storyline. Everything is too rushed.
He was instrumental, he gave Arya the dagger. It’s obvious he foresaw most the events that unfolded, he had to make sure people were in the right places and the armed with the tools needed for NK to be destroyed
@@456tvfandoms i'm sorry but that was such an easy and convenient plot device. they didnt even scratch the surface of bran's abilities. they could have done something really creative and interesting. the final season was a flop the writers have no imagination.
It would've been so much better if Jon was named king after killing Dany (since he's the true heir) then he renounce the throne to Bran because he's obviously" doesn't wan'et" and make Jon the one to choose who get to be king himself.
At that moment, it was obvious that doing anything else with Jon would have had the Dothraki and Unsullied attacking the Northerners in an absolute bloodbath
I would consider *that* a really bad writing. 😏
@@elcarto22 so you just cut off to several months and show nothing of what happened aftermath then you prison him and suddenly you have a council to vote for a king when the true king is still alive!
@@samfetter8191 still better than "kinda forgetting about" writing
@@kalmalvo7607 well...I considered it great writing. Mostly because everything made sense that way. And was consistend with the story so far.
I saw a lot of unhappy people on the internet lately, bitching about the writers and their writing.
And while i can get the unhappyness...I only can shake my head at what those same people consider "better".
Not once had anyone shown to even have a clue what good writing is supposed to look like. 🙄😏
"died protecting his queen" was the saddest part of the episode. it was the quiet side stories that ended up with the best endings the season. that and theons ending were the best.
Still all these months later, I'm still so sad that they botched the final season so badly. And unfortunately this is what a lot of people will remember GoT for.
Only the commander of the kings guard is allowed to write in the book. Her armour is sick too, that Raven is awesome.
I was really glad to see how Brienne's arc ended. She started out hoping to one day get some respect and acceptance, but expecting none. She ended with plenty of both, leading a group of fighters in the battle at Winterfell, became a knight, and then Lord (or Lady) Commander of the King's Guard.
great reaction - i think the people that got so upset about the bran thing seem to have invested a lot more time wondering who will "win" the game than me and I just always more cared about what happened to the central characters, so i loved it
Bran ends up being the biggest villain of the show. It's hard to play the game of thrones with the 3 eyed raven. Dark ending.
Scott Beeson he's not evil. If he hadn't done what he did, Dani would have taken the throne and killed a hell of a lot more people. He chose the lesser of the evils.
If he knew ahead of time each thing that happened to Dani then he could have saved her dragons, Missandei, and not caused the rift with Jon by insisting that they shared his parentage. Bran is single handedly doing nothing as Dani loses everyone she cares about so that she gets more emotionally vulnerable...evil
Tyrion: who has a better story?
Me: um, literally both of his sisters, his cousin, Arya's roll in the hay, their friends - a smuggler, a disinherited wannabe wizard, the first female knight & her squire turned King's guard. Let's not forget the girl who lost her own brother saving Bran's life over & over dragging his ass around for 3yrs without even a thank you...but sure, Bran fell out of a window because he didn't listen to his Mother & failed to help avoid a genocide with his premonitions. Tell me more Bro...
Rohan Twyman EVERYONE HAS A BETTER STORY
Tyrion means that Bran holds the true story of all mankind. And not what people who have won the wars have written down. He actually knows the pure, unadulterated truth. Bran is the perfect fit for king.
Bran, free from the ego of man, *would* have been the best choice but by cutting seven episodes in favor of longer battle cgi his story was underdeveloped so the narrative was forced & unconvincing.
@@Rohan-nc8jt I agree it was rushed AF. I really like the bullet points of the ending but not a big fan of how they got there.
Loved watching GOT with you!! I hope you consider watching the Handmaid's Tale!!
I would like spin offs for Jon, Arya, and Sansa. They could even have them intertwine and be in the same episodes ala the Arrow and Flash.
Hey Sith, greetings from Manhattan. When Tryion tells Jon that Bran has "sentenced" him back to the Night's Watch and Jon looks puzzled and asks "there's still a Night's Watch?" Tyrion just stares at him as if to say "of course not, but no one needs to know that. So head north, go beyond the wall and live your life.'
But here's my theory about the whole show and why Bran didn't know he would be king or manipulate the outcome.
Consider Littlefinger's quote: "Chaos is a ladder. Only the ladder is real. The climb is all there is." What Littlefinger meant by that is if you abandon the people, abandon those you love, forget your morality and focus only on the climb, you will achieve power.
I think you'd agree, that everyone in Game of Thrones, for 8 seasons, has been playing this massive chess game. Everyone was making move after move, all jockeying, conniving, strategizing their way to power. They were climbing the ladder.
Bran, however, is the antithesis of that. He climbed a tower wall and "fell/was pushed," becoming Bran the broken, which enabled him to become removed from The Game, thus allowing him to attain a level of clarity and to "see" the truth in everything.
Bran/the three eyed raven knew that in a world of infinite possibilities that it's impossible to produce outcomes that are linear. A seemingly insignificant event (his fall from the tower) can cause a chain of events over time that can create unpredictable outcomes.
In other words, when Bran would make a comment like "You were exactly where you were supposed to be" or "What makes you think there will be a tomorrow?" aren't the matter-of-fact comments of someone who already knows the outcome, BUT the observation of someone who recognizes you cannot control the outcome of things.
When he accepts being named King and says to Tyrion "Why do you think I came all this way?", it his way of agreeing with Tyrion, that, yes, the unlikelihood of you choosing me and everyone else agreeing to it is as viable an outcome as any in an unpredictable world where the Game can't be won by climbing the ladder. So, yes, in the end, why not me?
that you can't accurately predict the outcome of things because of the endless myriad of choices. Life is not an ordered system of linear choices and direct outcomes. Chaos is not linear. It's not a ladder.
So Bran didn't really see the future. I think in his capacity as the raven, as he accumulated information he was able to see only a so far into the future and then course-correct as events developed. So, did Bran know all along that he would become King? NO. But he accepted the random, unpredictable possibility of it. He was exactly where he was supposed to be.
Daenerys got close enough to the throne to touch it, but she actually never got to sit on it. Thanks for your reactions!
EXACTLY!! People keep saying Bran is the best one because he has no emotions, yet he does he just uses them when it benefits him. That's why he kept looking at Tyrion crazy before the battle with the NK. He knew Tyrion would be the one to give the speech to vote him in. He set everything up and didn't care who died to get him the crown. If he didn't show bias he would have let Tyions' and Jons' punishments stand(just like he let everything else stand before he was king). Plus, he let Sansa keep the north independent knowing it would lead to her being crowned. He's a manipulator and not better.
I think the whole point is that the Iron Throne and the whole Feudal system that they lived in is bloody and pointless. Jon being the "rightful heir" is also pointless if you want to Break the Wheel. So having a system where the King is elected by a small council seems to be a natural progression in my opinion.
Surprisingly from all the reactors I've seen so far, you're the only one who seems to understand why Sansa wanted the North to be its own kingdom. Honestly, I also didn't really like the ending. I feel like there's so many unanswered questions.
most people "understand" why sansa want the north independent, why people DON'T understand is why she gets her independent north why all the other Lords and Ladys are there watching the new king give what she wants to his sister and don't said nothing....
@@esteban20969564 I think she was pretty clear. She gets her Independent North because She/They EARNED IT. The North spent the past how many wars against the other Kingdoms. Even after the Southern Kingdoms murdered their King and whoever else, they stood and fought the Night King. That wasn't just for them, that was for the benefit of ALL the Kingdoms' people even though they have been shitting on the North for all this time. They named Roose Bolton Warden of the North and gave him her home. Which SHE with the help of wildlings and yes a great save by the Veil at the end but they took it back. Sansa is saying, you all fucked us over, we can obviously take care of ourselves but we will still protect the rest of the Kingdoms if need be.
@@libby8090 what?... following that "logic" then the valley should be independent too, and river run because if you remember, they fought for the "independent" north too and they are now part of the "six" kingdoms.. winterfell pull out a "brexit" now, so explain me how that hell could they protect themself by his own when they never in their history could? and now that the valley and river run are part of the six kingdoms they had more pledge to the crown of kings landing rather than an "independent" north.. and Yara was promise to have an independent iron isle and suddenly she "kind of forgot what she ask to dany?" and just accept that other girl who didn't even fight like she actually fight get what she wants only because the new king is his brother?. yeah totally believable...
@@esteban20969564 Don't worry buddy, You'll understand this story in time. That or you'll stay in denial of things. One or the other.
@@Andyhandz what story? Please explain this "story" or accept that this mess of a writting Is a slap in the face to the people with common Sense ..
i think the thing that's most upsetting to people about bran being the king is that no one was rooting for him. we've been cheering on jon, dany even sansa for multiple seasons so it feels so anticlimactic when he becomes king
Well, yeah, no one cheers for the low key guy who by quite a few objective measures would be the best ruler, as if ruling was some sort of popularity context and not a serious task that determines the well-being of everyone. GRRMs point all along.
i think Arya got enough kills.
Thanks so Much Sith. You have done a smashing good job. I always knew that your take would be similar to mine, nice and balanced. My mom was also a Gemini. Now I know why I liked you so much. Cheers, Mate. Good job.
ARYA LOTHBROK FTW HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
After 2 days sitting with it, I like the ending. Jon is literally a King-beyond-the-wall, where he belongs. Leading a new kingdom. Sansa is a Queen in her own right, finally safe & re-founding a kingdom. Maybe Arya finds a new kingdom too.
Drogon nudging Daenerys to wake up 😭😭😭😭😭 Tyrion finding his siblings OMG 😭😭😭😭😭
Ghost is the goodest good boy & deserves all the pets!
Bran knew the future outcome, he had to set wheels in motion for that outcome to become real. He was playing chess while everyone else was playing checkers.
Litterally the first person i turn to after watching a game of thrones episode and you never dissapoint in your reactions and opinions as i share the same as probably all have shared at least this one 😆 thanks for your reactions mate and eventho some time ago, im sorry for your mom's passing. An end of the greatest show ever
Bran is the best choice for ruler as he is without ego. He will rule for the people and he didn't want power. The others had too much ego and were power hungry. Jon is happier in the North and he is reunited with Ghost.
Unexpected? Yess.. But it's the ending that we all deserved.. Awesome for me
"Cause you was just a little fucking chess piece" hahaha great reaction man. I've loved following your reaction over the year or two.ill stick around lol
There’s actually FIVE spinoffs in the works, confirmed by George himself! The first one is about the long night, which is when the white walkers came for the first time on their big ass spiders. It was the story old nan told bran when he was crippled in his bed back in season 1
the scene where brienne wrote down jamies deeds got me in the feels too
GRRM said it would be a surprise I and others thought either Robyn Arryn or Bran. that's going back years.
...I like the ending! It's a bit like the real world...not a happy ending or a bad ending, but in between! A bittersweet one, still with the question : what is right and just! I think Jon became the True King Of the Wall behind the wall! I got my clossure, and now I am just looking so much forward to read the last books of this series when George R.R. Martin write them. :) Thanks for some very great GoT reactions !
There is no Night Watch... there was no other crow there.. only wildling waiting the winter to stop... Tyrion fooled the unsullied and send Jon there to gain enough time (thats why he said that Jon will see him again)... But Jon went with the wildling, surely became the new Mance Rayder.
I've been watching through your archives of various shows. In one of your Q&A vids, you were asked what you thought the end of GoT would be. You predicted that Dany would be killed, and someone who wasn't in the game, someone that no one expected, would end up on the Iron Throne. Well. You were pretty dead on with that.
Bran is King.... ooook 😬
Starks 🙌🏼💚🙌🏼
An Arya spin-off... YES!
But yeah, overall, WTF?
*Can’t wait to see ur friends reactions*
The only good thing is that Jon is now the King beyond the wall. They didn't say it, but we know it's the case.
You cracked me up when bran said why do you think i came all this way.. Git da fuck outta here!!! 😂 Great vids.
The Iron Throne is gone, yet they still make the decision for everyone and make another King lol what was the point of all this lol how is this breaking the wheel lol it makes no sense
The actual Iron Throne is just a thing. I live in a country with Royals. If a throne goes our Royals will still carry on. Thrones have nothing to do with Royalty. Royal families do.
Saw your friend’s 2 minute reaction video. It was awesome! Please, please, please - keep making them. I loved his heartfelt, unfiltered reactions! Love your reaction videos! Waiting for you to drop more of them for The Last Kingdom.
Arya Lothbrok 😂 heading West.
Jon did what Ned never could do...