WATCHING Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 4 | The Last of the Starks | FIRST TIME | REACTION
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2022
- This episode was a downer forsure
So many bad decisions from our favorite characters
Jamie..... WHY
Sansa..... WHY
The only character that acted completely normal was Cersei lol
RIP Rhaegal
Rip Missandei from the Isle of Nath
Only two more to go!!
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Sansa has every right to be stubborn cause it's actually Daenerys who was being stubborn by not just letting the North have independence, I love how Sansa wasn't stepping down for standing up for the North because it's what her people want.
She knows the history, ever since Torrhen Stark bent the knee, the North got roped into the politics of Westeros and any Stark that goes to King's Landing ends up getting killed.
@@derps0n839 yep exactly because all the starks have been too honorable and noble for their own good. They constantly fall for the traps and backstabbing in the capital. Sansa has witnessed this all first hand & is like the only stark who truly understands the game and how to play it.
Fr, she literally could’ve made Jon king of the North and still be in a relationship with him. She would still have influence over the north and their child as a Targaryen with Stark blood could reunite the North with the rest of the kingdoms.
@@andrewmacdonald5884 yep exactly, we’ll if Daenerys and Jon were going to stay together, he would’ve became King consort so he would be in kings landing with her, and Sansa would be Queen in the North, but Sansa would’ve been on good terms with daenyrs if she gave the north independence and Jon and dany were married and happy so there would be no issues
the North was forced into submission, they need to honor their ancestors & suck it up, if the North is to remain free whats to stop the other kingdoms from wanting the same
*"They say the Ice Queen is Kissed by Fire. That her hair is like flames, and that she has a warm smile. But her eyes counts a different story. Her eyes is like ice, like the coldness in her veins.*
*They say the Fire Queen is Kissed by Ice. That her hair is like snow, and that she has a cold look. But her smile counts a different story. Her smile is like fire, like the madness in her heart."*
Saw this fanfic quote a while ago and in one sentence they did a better job of describing what the show tried to do but ended up doing a few rushed segments of high school drama at the dinner table and it's also a better understanding of why the opposite fortunes of our two queens than all the video essay critics. Whoever wrote it has a future in fiction.
its been a pleasure watching addie take this journey. She is def not a summer child anymore
It’s funny how people have different views. I was so with Sansa on the north being on its own, and Dany was the one being stubborn
Then came the scene with Jon, and I realized she doesn’t want the throne for the Targaryens…she only wants it for herself.
And some fans were so angry at Sansa for telling Tyrion…and I cheered her on 😄 and as far as her not holding the secret very long…it was a now or never moment.
Once Dany said you either join her or you burn alive, she lost me. Why she thought that she could just waltz up to the North, take it over, & the people would trust her is beyond me. That sounds like a way to create the exact opposite of what you want lol
It's not just Sansa, the Northern Lords have rejected southern rule. They want a Stark ruling the North, and Sansa is fighting for that. She's playing the game with Dany, and playing it like Littlefinger, immediately causing chaos by telling Tyrion. It's fun watching her make these moves.
@@jakejones8032 Literally! People act like Sansa made a dumb decision by telling Tyrion but we literally see her thinking hard going over every possible outcome most likely and she knew exposing the truth would be the best option.
Oh, forcing Jon to keep quiet was a surpreme act of hypocricy. 'Sure, Jon, this thing I have belongs to you, but you must not even tell anyone of it.'
If she had been all about the dynasty, she would have enthusiastically kneeled before Jon and pledged support for his kinship. She'd in all likelihood end up being his hand and the most powerful person in Westeros, but she was always too greedy to even see it as an option.
@@SerbAtheist On one hand, I can totally understand why she'd be pissed. All this hard work to get where she is & then it's just handed to John without him having to do anything.
Sansa has learned from Cersei & Littlefinger, she knows power hungry people when she sees them. The main reason she doesn’t like Dany is because she thinks she’s manipulating Jon… which Daenerys did try to do this episode. I know everyone was mad at Sansa for telling Tyrion but I’m not. She’s doing what she thinks is best for her family and her people. From the season 7 to now, Sansa has always looked out for her people. Whereas Jon was only concerned about the white walkers. And now that they’re gone he’s still not even thinking about his people. He’s only worried about Daenerys. Sansa told Tyrion about Jon because she, Arya and Bran don’t think she would be a good ruler. She’s scared that Jon will die if he goes to Kings Landing. Also, if Daenerys and Jon had listened to Sansa, Rhaegal & Missandei would still be alive. I’m know lots of people think Sansa wants the throne to herself but I don’t think so. She was happy that Jon was king and upset when he bent the knee. She just wants her family together & in some position of power because that’s the only way she’ll feel safe because after Ned was murdered her family has been executed left and right.
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She might be queen now but her family is gone which is the opposite of what she wanted after being hostage away from them for years.
Couldn’t have said it better my self
This!
That pretty much sums it up.
It baffles me that Sansa was disliked by many and blamed her for Dany’s downfall when in fact logically this was the right thing to do, and it wasn’t hard to notice the path that Dany is ultimately headed towards to, let alone her actions since season 2 and mad queen traits.
Kinda spoilers ahead… loved the speech that Tyrion said to John in the final episode in the cell, it’s like Tyrion words were meant for the audience especially Daenerys fans to understand.
Yep! The only reason people are mad at Sansa is because she questions their favorites when in the end we learn everything Sansa warned Jon about was true. She's the only one who actually stood her ground to fight for independence for the North and make sure her home and people would be safe. Jon bent the knee cause he fell in love with Daenerys after barely knowing her.
@@iris-xo Sansa and Varys are the only two people talking any sense this season.
This was an amazing explanation omg. You worded everything so perfectly!
I always have seen Jaime saying "I'm an awful person, I've done this and that" as him trying to create a justification to go protect Cersei. And I don't think he believes it himself. And honestly, he has been in such a toxic relationship with Cersei, and that stuff is hard to break. I still really like Jaime, however.
Same with Dani, she had a toxic relationship with her brother and was sold to Drogo
Can't believe we're almost at the end! What a journey it's been.
“ They should just throw Arya on the iron throne and call it a fucking day”😂 love that!!!
The infamous "dany kinda forgot about the iron fleet but they certainly haven't forgotten about her" episode 🤦♂️🤣 I still can't believe whatever D it was said that....incredible
Varya and Sansa are the only sensible people in this season when it comes to GOT. People completely miss the point of the story when it comes to their fav characters.
lmao as if varys had anything to talk this season let alone talking any sense-
@@finneasclarke7624 I'm glad varys tried to kill Daenerys, but I'm sad it didn't work
Missandei was one of the sweetest and peaceful characters, she really understood that KL deserved a chance, so Dracarys 😢🔥
This is where the drawback of the shorter season becomes most apparent as immersion into the dany arc becomes impossible in 3 episodes. people who get mad at the turn did not pay attention to the series. it's not the turn but how quickly it happens.
LMAO yeah the Ghost snub was a whole thing. People were PISSED. MY favorite was a tweet that said "GHOST IS THE GOODEST BOY WHO DESERVES ALL THE PETS!!!!"
I was so livid!!! I went into work to the next day like a whole ass demon, how you treat part of your soul, your direwolf like that 😳😳😳😭😭😭
Wow, priorities.
@@blitzgirl6522 hey listen, you don’t mess with your pets like that. They family, and you treat them as such,
or you gone fuck around and find shit on your bed.
@@phoenixfox2697 It's literally a TV show and they didn't shoot Jon saying bye to Ghost, so that's what's pissing you off?
@@phoenixfox2697 People like you, people who treat pets better than humans make me fucking mad
"What kind of person climbs on a dragon?"
"Ummm...YOU did! Season 7, episode 6: Beyond The Wall. Jesus, Tormund! How drunk are you!"
@21:25...it was at least 24 hours, Sansa is really conflicted, Sansa swore a promise to Jon, but it was Bran who told the secret.
A promise isn't like an Oath , keeping the promise is totally dependent on what the secret is, keeping or breaking one can't be forced, and if the secret involves criminal actions; well the gods or the law could be bad.
Jon is the rightful ruler, raised in the North by Ned Stark, Jon is the son of Rhaegar Targaryen ( loved by the people in the south ) and Lyanna Stark ( loved in the north ) proven leader and shown to bring different factions together, knows the customs of both the north and south. This was a good move for Sansa to make, the one person who could actually do good. Westeros is on course for a full civil war and lots of deaths.
Jon fought to defeat the WW, Dani and Cersei are fighting for a chair and Sansa is trying to protect her family, House , people and customs.
If Arya has succes and Sansa's plan also works maybe war can be averted.
The last Danaerys heard about Euron Greyjoy was when they presented the undead to Cersei, and Euron said he was sailing back to the Iron Islands and wanted nothing to do with any of them or the the war with the dead. So no, Dany didn't expect the fleet of Iron Island ships. However, she DID know about the great arrows and ballistas because Drogon got hit with one when they attacked convoy in the middle of season 7, she just wouldn't be expecting them while flying over the sea.
Excited to see Addie's thoughts on how it wraps up :) ❤️❤️
Getting close!! Scary to see the tension between Jon and Dany! And then poor Missandei! And poor Brienne! So much to wrap up! Can’t wait to see the rest!!
Can't believe there's only two left! Been here since day 1 of got reactions
If Jon takes after Ned, and Sansa after Cersei, Littlefinger then she’s not gonna let a little thing like an oath stop her from protecting her family. After all she’s seen Littlefinger betray her father, House Frey betray her brother and mother, and House Bolton steal the north from her family. Sansa is now a totally political animal unlike most Starks before her and will never let her house be jeopardized by a thing like honor again.
Greyworm had the "we shooting the whole block up" face at the end 😭
😂 “shooting the block up” 😂
Greyworms reaction when Misandi was beheaded makes me cry everytime, great acting. Danys reaction as she walked away was my reaction like this bitch is going down reaction lol
Yass! I remember the starbucks cup but also twitter being heated at Jon not hugging Ghost. Just hug the wolf Jon just hug the wolf 😂
Love the brief reunion of hound and sansa!
Hound and Arya's dynamic remained GOATed even up till now. Wish we could've seen more of the dynamic duo
After the battle of winterfell most people get completely over the Jon Dany stuff, on some GUYZ PLS JUST RULE TOGETHER shit, as if the conflict from before the Long Night of the polar opposite personalities of the two contenders to the throne would just magically vanish away. Wish there was more space and time to play it out tho. The Bells finally give you what deep down you've always known. Good. Nothing makes me more happy than to see the satisfaction viewers get from cheering for a desensitized war of "good vanquish evil" get snatched away. There's rarely ever any clear cut good wars irl. GoT never had a "good guy reaches the finish line" before and it's not gonna have one now. Daenerys has always been exactly the same type of domineering and intolerant to anyone questioning her authority. Like literally all her scenes since season 2 is her advisors pleading with her not to do something drastic, to not "resolve issues by way of mass slaughter". But I guess she should magically become all tolerant and accomodating now that the people questioning her sagacity aren't unknown Yunkai nobles anymore but beloved characters on this side of the sea.
Lol the internet RAGED over him not saying bye to Ghost!
You never never move your entire fighting force without a reconnaissance unit ahead of them. Not to mention you've got Bran, who could find out what you're sailing into by simply warging into a bird. With the budget this show had, hiring a military consultant should have been a no brainer.
Neither Dany nor Jon understand the value of sending a scouting party, envoy, or recon before you commit yourself and your forces. They both fail at that.
@@NovaLena22 I don't know if I'd say that. They're both reasonably experienced at warfare by this point and there are other experienced people advising them. I'd moreso argue that the characters *should* understand the value of scouting, but the *writers* don't and so by extension the characters make dumb decisions that any of their advisors should have caught.
@@pollin522 I disagree slightly. I blame them, not the writers, because they are who the writers determine them to be. Without the writers, they don't exist. And Jon and Dany have both been presented with such advice by advisers and have ignored them. It doesn't mean they're bad at everything, just this one aspect.
She is riding dragons, she is in the air: no way she wouldn’t see the fleet. 😡
Bran could literally solve everything & he does nothing lol
Watching gorgeous Addie's reaction is priceless. For a second I thought she was going to miss the execution but she overcome her reaction.
Would love, love , love to see the two of you react to Peaky Blinders. A lot of G of T alumni are in the series, and it’s only 6 episodes per season and the series has ended. Great cast, set designs, storyline, it has everything.
Look at early Danny without pink glasses, she was always harsh and cruel to the people that defied her, we just feel diffrent because we "know" them.
as she should. slave masters and rapists deserve nothing but what she gave them
Y’all try so hard to make the case for slavery it’s pathetic
@@boo2564 What? I think you missunderstand my comment.
Take as a very simple example, the healer she burned alife after she took revenge for Drogo killing, raping and destroying her entire village, thats not extreme at all, or everytime she doesnt get what she wants she almost every time threatens with death and destruction, no matter who she is talking to or if they are "bad" people.
Gendry and Brienne were literally one night stands.
"varys turned suddenly"
Varys' 7x5 Eastwatch monologue to Tyrion heavily foreshadowing Dany's future after Dany burns the Tarlys alive : AM I A JOKE TO YOU?
Daenarys was not as cunning & calculating as you think. Just the last episode she & Drogon almost died because she landed the Drogon on the ground. How about when she was almost all in with the guy in Qarth in season 2, where she lost her dragons? I am sure there a ton more.
2 more! Can't wait
When Brienne cries I feel so bad. She was so happy with at the great hall. her smile lights the room up. why jaime why 😔😔
How long did they take to build Shae and Tyrion or even Robb and Talissa. Dany saves Jon in 7x6. They make out in 7x7 and their world falls apart 3 episodes later. Jane Austen couldn't have made an emotional attachment out of a romance that rushed! I think with time and proper buildup there could've been a lot of mileage to that Dany Jon Sansa triangle. I don't think it was a forced conflict,I think it was a rushed conflict. The antagonism of North and South was always at the heart and soul of GoT. But it did not feel organic cause it was an afterthought, sandwiched between two rushed storylines to serve as a bridge. The "isolation in foreign land" concept makes all the sense for someone who has always been insecure, not good at handling dissent, used to adulation. But they dumbed it down to showing close-ups of Dany's face to demonstrate her descent into isolation and paranoia. When Sam said "you gave up your crown, will she do the same?" that was the perfect setup. I'm fascinated by the "good ruler who doesn't want to rule but has leadership forced upon him" premise. But it's mostly words shoved down in the span of a few episodes instead of showing by example. What we should've gotten was more of a contrast of Dany and Jon's leadership in Westeros, the Targaryen heads & tails in action. More of the politics, like giving Gendry Storm's End. A turn had to have happened. It would've never been as easy as Dany and Jon "ruling together" or some of the other simplistic outcomes people cry about. Maybe Sansa should've married Jon and betrayed him more explicitly for it to have worked. Maybe it could've been Tyrion betraying Dany, with Tyrion as a prototype of Richard III. But whatever it was, it needed time, a slower burn, and a less heavy handed "inciting incident". Instead we get jealous Dany serving Mean Girls looks at dinner. The execution of Last of the Starks is horrid. NOT because of the direction they go, but the lazy way they get there. *That scene of Dany pleading with Jon about Sansa would be an extremely compelling moment if it came at the end of a long arc and not a 3 episode relationship*
You guys gotta do house of the dragon!
Yeah. We _all_ *love* Emilia Clarke’s face. She’s stunningly gorgeous. Some women are just cute. Some are just pretty or beautiful. Emilia can be both. A rarity. So yeah, Emilia Clarke’s face. (Acting expression too, of course)
In 8 seasons...Dani has shown little as a GOOD ruler, she tries but she fails, good conqueror, just not at ruling.
Sansa knows the history, spent her first 12 /13 years learning from her parents and septa how to run a great house, and spent the last 8 seasons learning what to do and not do under the likes of Cersei, Lady Olenna, Tyrion, Littlefinger and Jon, Sansa has the training and the people love her.
Dani already has Missandei and Grey worm ready to bail on her, and if she looses anymore dragons the Dothraki will abandon her.
Sansa's story is shown in 2-9, 4-7, season 6,7 and now 8 Plenty of clues.
Plenty of clues for Sani also from S1 on.
Arya had some help from Jon to get to the godswood. Jon saw here while hiding behind the wall from the dragon, and then stood up and shouted "Go! Go! Go!" to her, using himself to distract the dragon.
I hope y’all will watch House Of The Dragon when it comes out on August 21st
As like in World War II, the Battle of Midway, entire fleets of ships were hidden behind islands not able to be seen till the planes were actually past the island. Planes fly at a much higher altitude then dragons do, assuming the air is the same density in GOT as it is on Earth, where the higher you are the harder it is to breath. Ships hid behind islands as in here, we all got a good glimpse of an island that Euron's ships were hidden behind. There were clouds too in the scene, just below them. As if none of us experienced looking out the window of a plane & all we saw was clouds, yet we were over a major city. Still, it shouldn't explain that Euron's ships were able to get off a good shot before being exposed. At minimum it should work both ways.
It's as silly, as the writing, giving a rare Vaelaryan Steel dagger to a cut throat as if a regular dagger couldn't have done the job to kill a kid. The stupidity of it, supposedly leaving a crumb trail to yourself, how very discreet. The writing further compounding things by giving Catlyn Stark, the IQ of Hodor to bite on that dopey reasoning, hook, line & sinker, because Baelish said so. No light bulb going on, that it is illogical, too obvious & not discreet at all to use such a rare dagger to do a job when any dagger would of done the job. That, to me, is poor writing, much worse than the ship scene here. It started the whole chain of events in GOT. The stupidity of it, was mentioned several times in the last few seasons. Not sure if D&D threw a dig at George on that, as I'm pretty sure they were seething that George left them hung out to dry, for not putting out the next book in 10+ years, nothing since they took the job when the three signed on with HBO.
binging a lot of GoT with Addie, now i need to finish the series! Ugh!
To be fair Dany didnt do half the stuff Tormund said Jon did. Jon literally died and fought for the wildlings. They love him, Dany earned her love in the east by giving the people freedom but everyone is free here and have alot of history.
"Freed" them into her army....
@@baronhomer1 the unsullied yeah...but i meant the normal slaves who didnt fight.
@@shannyd1 they really weren't given much a choice either.they still became part of her army.but sure they were treated better than most.
People were outraged that Jon didn't pet Ghost goodbye. There is a UA-camr who kept interrupting his own commentary to rant about this. It was fantastic.
Following Tyrion"s expert military advice has cost Dany everything. This is why dragons should be dragons!
lmfao I remember how mad everyone was about Jon not petting Ghost online
Re: Jaime
Game of Thrones has two lessons:
1: War is always evil.
2: People do not change, they are simply refined into a more purer version of what they've always been.
3.hes really good at using what people believe him to be against them(or in this case to get her to let him go)
@@baronhomer1 4. D&D are dumbasses who ruined Jaime's character and wasted nickolaj's acting ability.
Qyburn stayed getting on my nerves until the last second lmao. Mad scientist face ass lol.
You'd think it was a day ago when they fought the white walkers. How long does it take to march from Winterfell to Kings landing, days, weeks? There's no realistic concept of elapsed time.
I love you guys.
One small point ... how would Dany have known about Euron and Cersei being 'a thing', because the last she heard/saw of Euron he walked out of the meeting in the dragon pit, saying he was done with it all?
1:20 it was The same night... The army of the seas got there before sunrise
Watch episode 1 again after and also has she seen the r + l = j video summary of the john snow arc as it really puts how well it was inter woven into the story and brings more gravitas to the sitch...bit late now i suppose
this was the episode i knew what the writers were trying to do with Dany and Jon. it was really hard to keep watching the "slow"-hushed ending plot. Dany deserves better.
24:26 the only thing more entertaining then that moment is the even more stupid „Inside the episode“ interview of D&D 😂😂😂
Just so you know as a reader of the books, all the starks are wargs, Bran is the only one trained. Hence the other Starks have the visions in dreams. Jon could naturally convey any thought to his wolf. In the Books when Jon was killed, his last word was not Ollie, but Ghost.
I read in an interview with the Directors that the scene where Jaime leaves Brienne, to get her to actually cry, the Director's tell Jaime to say off-camera "I don't love you anymore" and that triggered her to really cry.
Jamie is such a painful character. He comes so close to the edge of redemption but never reaches it.
What I don't understand is why Cersei had Missandei decapitated. She had someone to call off the siege. As in "If you storm the walls, or attack with that dragon, her head will roll immediately." Or "Her and my fate are linked. You cannot burn me to death without burning her too." That last one making more visibly sense by using the chain to lock Missandei and Cersei together.
They are on the road again, and, oh, they have arrived..lol
personal conspiracy theory that makes sense. jon was yelling at the dragon so that arya could get by.
How could Dany forget about Euron´s fleet? She just saw it on the strategy table.
Cause she has no sense for war or leadership
@@baronhomer1 gently word for; She's an idiot who deserved her death and 10x worse.
There is a water bottle behind a chair in the final episode.
I SO agree 100% with your take on this episode. I hated this episode and the characters annoyed me when I first saw. Btw I didn’t know about the truck appearing back in season 7 thanks! Fun fact there was actually a water bottle that appears end of this season as we’ll..actually two. I’m just watching your reactions so I’m sure you’ve already seen it by now.
Used to be you couldn't look at me." "That was a long time ago. I've seen much worse than you since then." Damn 😟. I'm glad they had a their little moment.
I´ve seen much worse - the words of Osha to Ramsey Bolton.
I always feel like Jon couldn't say good bye to Ghost, I think it was to hard.
Or too expensive after animating the dragon death.
@@bradcarver8127 Nope. Each direwolf for a Stark represents a sense of self, which is easy to see when each one dies. Sansa's when she betrays family, Bran's when he becomes the 3er, Robb and Rickon's when they lose hope just before their deaths, Arya's is set loose upon the world. Jon is not petting ghost when he is going south. What does that tell you about Jon and his decision to go south and help Dany win the Iron Throne?
Please react to the second HOTD teaser, you guys will love it!
Did you see the STARBUCK??
29:00 This is why she becomes a hard-ass, completely encased in shiny metal, commander of a Stormtrooper army.
What about Dany’s rule was ever considered to display an ability to be a good ruler? I don’t understand just curious, she has always been a dictator to me. It’s always been my way or the highway with her. She wants the throne even though it never was hers. She can’t have children no succession then what’s the point of taking the throne in the first? Who rules after her ? Should there be another war after she dies because she can’t have children. Why start a war to take the throne and leave it without a plan. She would have never fought to liberate slaves or stop cruelty if a concept of a throne didn’t exist. She is not a liberator , she is not a person who breaks chains , she is not a person who cares about stopping cruelty unless it gives her the seven kingdoms. Pure hypocrite, narcissist and self righteous ruler. She has been told she is special for no reason , she believes she is the saviour of the world , she believes that is her destiny. She’s kind of Hitlerish.
You should let Addie watch the credits and the “Inside the episode” featurettes. What’s the rush Dan
Neh.... if I was Dany, especially considering all these circumstances and all she's recently lost, I'd also be a person that would be completely on board if she fkn destroys everything and be totally justified in doing so. Having said that.... the condition of the dragon being injured in The Long Night, and the lack of any forward scouting was a tactical mistake, but I completely get the second guessing she has with her advisors; and the fact about the Jon news and not really feeling the North is going to completely be loyal and not knowing to trust Jon isn't going to keep the secret..... yeah, she's totally justified, and the lack of tactical judgement is really true to probably what would happen in real life if a person didn't take advice from advisors and second guessed if everyone still respected/wanted/feared your rule. Great reaction!
Arya did the Mutumbo block on Gendry Rivers lmaoo. Oh well that was never her.
I liked that scene of Dany pleading with Jon. Tho looking more whipped by the day smh.
Dany wasnt the only one that tried to fight for westeros.just the rest of them was for love of its people.she only did it for love of that throne.
R.I.P. Rhaegal.
Another episode of daenerys being destroyed bc of misogyny and others destroyed because they (D&D) made it so in the story
Dany talks about liberating people but her actions since season 2 betray her words.
Danny didn't kill the night king, Arya did. Danny minimized it by calling her savior of Winterfell, when she is Savior of Westeros the whole 7 kingdoms.
Hannah Murray was actually pregnant in her final scene.
Game of Thrones is a show that if you watch backwards gets better and better lmao. On a serious note, I think both of you might really enjoy The Boys on Prime! A world where superheroes are narcissists run by a conglomerate --- its dark, bloody, funny, and absolutely well written.
I just started that series about 10 days ago and I’m caught up now and I love it. It’s such a great show!
Patriot is the most scary villain ever and the actor is incredible!
I disagree Dan. We've seen Dani like this many times throughout the show. Not being merciful in Mareen by crucifying the Masters, then killing the Slave advisor for killing a master. So many times.
Bran knows what is going down. He’s already had visions about a Dragon 🐉 flying over Kings Landing. He is not going to try to stop the future from happening. Why?
Please someone tell me how was Dany, Not suppose to get mad or pissed Season 7 & 8 was trying to build into the "Mad Queen" when Cerci was the mad queen...
In the words of Tyra - I was rooting for you - until bad writing...
Right
@@kathiamartinez2586 going mad isnt bad writing its just bad excecution. she has her moments from the beginning. bad writing is making varys tyrion littlefinger dumb but yea im sure you didnt care bcs they were not in your favourites
@@eurongreyjoy1008 TERRIBLE EXECUTION. Had to start in s5 working to Dany slowly going more lack of emotion. But also erratic.
It’s just bad writing that is obviously Cersei especially with Jamie leaving in season 7 how was she not going to go crazy and want to kill anyone even the innocents but of course they wanted to rush things to move on to Star Wars
@@eurongreyjoy1008 tyrion made sense hes not better than jamie as a battle commander
Ah yes, the infamous Starbucks cup episode.
"Bran..... Tell them"
THE MAN WHO PASSES THE SENTENCE SHOULD SWING THE SWORD, JON
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Note that Jaime left while Brienne was asleep (at first) and this was not the same night as they first had sex. They didn't have a one-night stand (not suggesting you said that).
The showrunners had a real thing for Cersei, I think.
Deep hurtful omen when she says "...That was like pointless" 33:00 ... If one cannot mine the meaning out of this episode, the next two will be nothing but a train wreck.
Sam still laying in pipes in the middle of all this. That boy won.
Missandei to Daenerys "Burn them all!"
17:15 Yeah. "Woman, calm it down!" See how that works for ya . . . . LOL
I like the fact Jamie went back to try save Cercei. He was always extremely loyal to the family, no matter what. He wouldn’t have abandoned her to die alone.
This made perfect sense.
well he did abandoned her in the true story
Its not that for me, it is how did it. And his dialog next ep
In the books it’s different when she’s arrested by the faith and wrote a letter to Jamie to help her but he ignores it and burns the letter. Ever since she told their father what they did their relationship became very strained and Cersei isn’t really in love with him she only likes him because that’s her twin and he’s a knight who is noble bold and a man something she isn’t and her children are nothing but pawns for her to get power. The writers in the show ignored so much amazing material in the books that should’ve got in the show especially the white walkers being the biggest threat only to be killed in the third episode of season 8. Dany jon Tyrion are meant to fight the white walkers in the books and I believe Jamie will play a role as well
@@eurongreyjoy1008 "Once it yielded, his work along the Trident would be done, and he would be free to return to King's Landing. To the king, he told himself, but another part of him whispered, to Cersei."
Jaime going back to Cersei makes sense, both in the books and the show.
ghost was the best.... greatest
You're not getting off on low hanging dunks over the obviously dumb Tarzan Arya and Euron Duh Dragon Slayer shit?! Wot??!! You actually care more about the overall picture?! You're not smugly stating how wrong everything is, without realizing your solutions are worse than the problems? Wow, who woulda thought!! Don't worry about what the 5heads say, you get it. You get everything the show was trying to do. Your focus has always been on all the right things. This is very different from watching the usual wannabe comedians and angry stans who struggle with a hare-brained understanding of characters' intents reacting to this episode, while wanting to bleach my eyes out. This is a welcome change.
Executing a prisoner. I wonder who has done that before? Oh yeah...EVERYONE.
My question is she suppose to be okay with all her friends and family and not do nothing crazy to me she not losing she playing the game how it’s supposed to
Episode 3 is where it starts to decline but this is where it truly falls appart :( The scene where the dragon dies is so stupid. I want to watch the reaction but I don't want to rewatch these episodes anymore. One time was too much
Some of this dialogue is absolutely atrocious…Sansa; I was such a pile of useless dumb shit that without those years of psychological/physical torture, betrayal, humiliation, sexual assault I would have remained that way? Can any book readers imagine George saddling Sansa, Arya or even fake Arya with such rubbish dialogue?