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Bran Becomes King of the seven Kingdoms Game of Thrones Season 8 Finale | Tyrion Lannister moment
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2019
- Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 6 Bran Stark named King of the Six Kingdoms
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"And who has a better story than Brann the broken?" Literally you, Tyrion.
Hot Pie had a better story than Bran.
One who has more pain and heartbreak and loss has a better story,Bran lost his health and manhood,Tyrion lost his love and self confidence.
Daenerys and Jon had the best story. Until season 6.
@@JakeKoenigGhost the hound has a better story than Bran
Tyrions story is in brans head along with everyone else’s
“Why do you think I came all this way”
That means Bran knew the Game of Thrones ending before anyone else. No wonder he became so detached and emotionless.
This comment killed me.
You're right. I did. It's a show about apathy and nihilism. Why invest in it?
He knew how bad the writing was gonna be
YEARS of amazing storylines just for this...
I honestly have never seen a better response to anything in my life. If I could buy you a beer I would
They literally pulled a "Maybe The Real Treasure Was the Friends We Made Along the Way."
Fr😂😂
How do you mean?
They pulled a one piece
@@AdamSed64 neh one piece will never have shit like this
@@MugiwaraLuffytaro Who knows
Fun fact, Bran was known as "Bran the broken" not because of surviving the fall from a tower. But the fact he was able to see what GoT would become.
Broken by terrible writing
No wonder he's so emotionless.
The fact that almost every single character present had a better story than Bran...
@@Yes-dy3nx Another apologist. Even with all that terrible storytelling, Jon Snow killed an actual White Walker, saved the North from a Wildling invasion, united the Night's Watch with their sworn enemies of thousands of years, literally rose from the dead, united all manner of people and factions across the continent and helped put an end the second coming of the Long Night that saw the final destruction of the White Walkers afawk. But OK I guess 🤷♂️, a crippled boy was carried up North so he could sit under a tree for 4 seasons and get most of the people and animals that helped him there killed because he was disobedient 🤷♂️. Great story.
The most powerful and knowledgeable? No. No he is not. He can see the past, present and perhaps glimpses of the future. So? If everyone turns against him, what exactly will he be able to do about it? Nothing.
So knowledgeable that he allowed a man that knows nothing about anything other than fighting to be put in charge of the most fertile and wealthy of the Seven Kingdoms following a war that no doubt left the vast majority of the commonfolk hungry and destitute. A commoner cutthroat with no supporters or loyalists in a Kingdom full of proud families with long histories, including the still powerful and fresh Hightowers in Old Town.
So knowledgeable that he let the North go free, even though many of the remaining 6 Kingdoms would be eager to do the same, especially the always rebellious Ironborn.
So knowledgeable that he allowed both of his most capable siblings and literal heroes of the War for the Dawn leave to travel far away instead of keeping them where they can be useful.
So knowledgeable that he literally has nobody of any worth left to actually protect him in King's Landing.
So knowledgeable that he doesn't realise that he has allowed Westeros to become a house of cards at best and a powder keg just waiting for a match at worst. If he _does_ have the level of power you think he does, he is not very good at using them. Further evidenced by his only contribution to the Second War for the Dawn being... checks notes... telling people things they already know in an unnecessarily cryptic manner and... warging into a flock of crows when there were literal dragons about.
In other words, even if I accept that belief, his "power" is a hacky tool used by Dan & Dave to justify all their terrible decisions with the ability to say "no, this very obvious repercussion for this this and this won't happen, because Bran..." 😂 gtfoh
@@Yes-dy3nx Pathetic. Don't then 🤷♂️. You came to try and argue and now because you have nothing of actual worth to say you're trying to take the imaginary highroad out.
I'm a writer, I don't find it difficult to write or read less than 500 words in under 2 minutes. And yes I'm invested in calling out bad writing every day of the week 🤣
@@Yes-dy3nx sorry, not reading all that. You already turned me off the conversation, why are you back trying to reignite it? 😂 Go away now little man.
@@Yes-dy3nx yes... that was the point sweetheart. I'm mocking your SM addiction and the way it's conditioned you to think less than 500 words of text takes a long time to type or read. "I'm done here", and you still came back with 2 replies. Grow up 😂
@@Yes-dy3nx Are you flirting with me atp? Yo, stop. What you tryna get into? It's been 4 hours 😂
Sansa: You're father's last trueborn living son. You're Lord of Winterfell now.
Bran: I can never be Lord of Winterfell I can never be Lord of anything. I am the three eyed raven.
Tyrion: Will you wear the crown?
Also Bran: Why do you think I came all this way?
LMAO
This show had such a shitty ending. Cultural phenomenon to forgotten overnight; it's insane.
lol "Kings shall be decided not by birth but on this spot by the lords and ladies of Westeros" also "All hail Bran the Broken...FIRST OF THIS NAME"...WHAT DID WE JUST SAY?!
@@Jonathan-om1wq you still are here talking about the show like the ll oo ss er you are LMAO 😂😂😂
If the line delivery had more enthusiasm and energy behind it then it would be a picture perfect MCU joke line.
@@MCJOHNS117 another king named Bran could come along. Perhaps one less broken.
I remember hearing someone describe this ending like this:
It's like Aragorn was offered the crown and said "No, I don't want it." So they asked The Mouth of Sauron, and he recommended the palantir, so they made the fucking crystal ball the new king.
Except the ball of Crystal has more personnality than Bran
@@BlaidWhiteYo It also had a better story.
It waa forged in Valinor to help the Noldor elves keep watch over Middle Earth. Later several were gifted to the Numenoreans to help in long-distance communication. iirc this particular Seeing Stone was lost for centuries after the sack of Osgiliath before being found by Saruman. He initially used it to spy on Sauron, but Sauron was able to influence him through it and corrupt him. After Saruman's death, Aragorn, last descendant of the kings of Numenor, wrested control of it from Sauron, and used it to trick the Dark Lord into focusing his armies on Aragorn, allowing Frodo time to get to Mount Doom and for the One Ring to be destroyed.
Much more interesting than the boy with no emotions whose only memorable scene was telling someone to hold the door.
That's genuinely one of the funniest things I've ever read
@@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human it wasnt even bran it was the girl who was escorting him who he treated with no respect
Yeah
So the Iron Islands and Dorne just completely forgot about the independence they wanted? Fantastic writing
No. They kinda forgot
Dorne and iron island didnt protect the whole westeros from a army of the dead.
@@blletm6029 majority of the army that was fighting in that war was Daenerys’ army as she had 10x the bigger army than the North so no that’s not an excuse. We had an entire storyline in S6 of the independence of the Iron Islands just for them to still be apart of the kingdoms in the end that’s terrible writing
@@daniscottxo Only kingdom who stood up for westeros was north(mb some from the vale, but they dont mind being union) dont matter if majority was unsullied or dothraki. North took the hit for the rest. This is not where the writing went wrong, it actually make sens
@@blletm6029 it is terrible writing bc that wasn’t even the reason why Sansa asked for an independent kingdom she asked it bc she didn’t want a southern ruler to rule over the North (which doesn’t make sense bc the “southern ruler” was literally Bran Stark a northerner) so how is that Yara didn’t ask for independence when it was her and the Ironborn’s storyline in S6 and onwards it doesn’t make sense the writing doesn’t make sense
“There’s nothing in the world more powerful than a good story. Nothing can stop it.”
D&D: hold our beer
it’s was pretty good tbh
@@JL1009 what
Tell that to that fat F*&ck that can't finish a book in 11 years.. lol!
I wonder if they were aware of the irony when they were writing the script for this scene.
Dumb and Dumber really screwed us, the fans, when they did seasons 6 to 8.
Right
_Who has a better story than Bran the Broken?_
Every single other character: Hold my beer. 🍻
I know right
@@andrewmarino5441 It was fun for the wtf value. I assumed they would make Sansa queen of all.
Tyrion, a prisoner of the Queen Danerys with his handcuffs suggests Bran to be king.
Grey Worm: Loyal servant of the Queen, has no problem with Tyrion's suggestion, who is the de facto commander of Queen's huge army.
Bran who didn't want lordship, now suddenly wants to become King.
Bran becomes King.
Everyone hails.
Sansa: Bro, take 6. Give Winterfell to me.
Everyone else: 'k, no probs.
Yara: Wait, what?
Random Dorne Prince: Forgets to declare them independent too which is literally in their motto "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken".
D&D: Okay, that's enough. Let's end this scene here.
So much things are wrong.
Shows that D&D are terrible writer and utter idiots who threw away their careers/reputations
Lmao yea this was very weird
Yep, should have been Sansa
Hopefully if the books release in my life time we can just imagine a fitting end
Don’t forget that Davos told Grayworm (you know, a EUNUCH) to start his own house💀
A northener is declared king of the seven kingdoms. His first action is to give independence to the kingdom he was born in, and no one says anything? How does this make sense?
It doesn't lmfao
Because anyone who could've said a thing is dead. Everyone who's left here is House Stark conformists
It also would make sense that the north would be willing to bend their knees if the one who sits the iron throne was one of their own. Wouldn’t they have bent their knees to Bran anyway if he had been warden of the north? Or if he’d become king in the north?
If someone made me watch this scene when Game of Thrones was still in its fourth season I would have legit believed this was one of those spoofs the film crew makes when they’ve got the time and resources to have a little fun of their own.
"Who has a better story than Bran the Broken?". Literally anyone in this show.
I honestly wish that Cersei had just slaughtered everyone and ruled the world as a spiteful and vicious dictator. Instead we got Bran the “why do you think I came all this way” Broken
And i sincerely wish night king would have slaughtered all these fools and turned them into zombies including D and D.
Still much better ending and leaves a cliffhanger for future.
This ending is a tragedy.
I fucking agree...they ruined the fucking end!
@@sosukeaizen7562 Yes, but it would be much more in line with Game if Thrones and would open up a sequel... instead they "killed" Daenerys and declared crip boy King.
That's just as bad an ending as the one we got.
If Sansa can just declare independence, what stopped the other kingdoms?
She went last. They were probably like sheit we could’ve done that too.
Bran
Sansa was in the meeting discussing who should be on the Iron throne.... until.... her brother GOT the Iron throne, after which she claims independence which jeopardizes the Stark on the Iron Thrones. She is really STUPID and DISRESPECTFUL.
Bad scenario.
Nothing. The Iron Islands and Dorne would have realistically immediately demanded the same.
- So, you're the three eyed raven now bran, you see everything?
- yes everything
- so, you saw danny going crazy and killing hundreds of thousand of people?
- yes
- and you didn't say anything?
- no, of course not. How else would I become king???
- ah true, fair enough.. wait what?
you really dont get it lmao
@@TrueNorth1217 Man you must be fun at parties.
@@andreasul2608 ironic
Anybody notice how self congratulatory the line about a good story is?
"There's nothing in the world more powerful than a good story. Nothing can stop it" - One of the wisest man in the Westeros literally one episode after Drogon massacred whole of King's Landing.
The show died way before 8th season
Yea
@@drml91 True. After the 5th or 6th I believe.
"Who has a better story?" Anyone in the show. Bran is the most boring character here. Absolute travesty of an ending to the greatest fantasy on TV.
Its so sad as well bc Bran had the potential to be a pivotal character in season 8 when it came to the battle of winterfell, the way everything was set up for him the entire show, all for absolutely nothing.
You do know that Bran is going to be the king in the books as well right?
@@saurabh6322 you don't know that but if he somehow becomes it will be better written than him doing nothing and then just be given the crown
Bran may have a boring character but he is powerful he can see the future & past control anyone he wants
Makes sense that he became king, even if it isn't well constructed. Because of the things Tyrion said.
Dosen't makes sense that he said before that he can't be king and now he says that he is there for that... But still the best king imo.
Bran foresaw this moment.
Even the destruction of the iron throne. See he even brought his own throne
finally strong enough to rewatch this scene and i’m still so mad like, why did they think this ending made sense
because it did
_"There's nothing in the world more powerful than a good story"_
_"Except . . . an Apache helicopter. An Apache helicopter has machine guns AND missiles. It is an unbelievably impressive complement of weaponry. An absolute death machine."_
I’m more of a Russian chopper kind of guy , like a Hind
... the Brrrrrrrtttttttt of an A-10
Lol. I'd like to see what Bran will do if someday another war broke in.
Will he tell a story or say: "I don't want the crown, I'm the 100 eyes ravan again."
The actors did a really great job. Effects are really amazing too. It's just the writers fucking it up
Sansa: "We will remain an independant kingdom."
Everyone else: "Wait, that was an option?"
Tyrion should’ve been like who has a better story than me
The fact that the first person they cut to after Sansa declares independence is Yara (who doesn't say anything) is truly hilarious
She did say something just off screen
Pretty sure this won't sit well with the Iron Islands or Dorne in about 2 seconds after the meeting off screen.
Then again, stopping an undead king and an army of death does kind of give a good sympathy vote.
"Wait, you can just do that? Fuck it, we're independent too!"
Yara and the dornish prince xD
@@TheTruthIsGonnaHurt Except Yara also contributed! She was tasked with securing the Iron Islands as a fallback point for the Long Night.
“Sometimes doing nothing is the hardest thing to do. And who has done less than Brann the Usless?”
Who has a better story? Jon Snow aka Aegon Targaryen. WTF lol
was never meant for him to rule. Hes built for the north
Sansa being given what she wants with NO contest at all was even more unrealistic than Bran being king lmao! Iron Islands and Dorne should have immediately announced their independence as well if it was granted for the north.. Gendry was legitimized so therefore, because the only one that had a better claim was sentenced as a traitor to the realm, HE should be king. Bran is better suited to be his hand. Tyrion should have been sent to the wall with Jon and serve as the First Steward.
iron islands and dorne have no reason to want that, and in yara's case, itd be suicide as she has no fleet or men left to maintain it.
gendry was "legitimized" by a now false tyrannical mass murdering dead queen
@@godemperorofmankind3.091 The queen dead and her army leaving is going to leave a power vacuum, and no-one's going to want to go to yet another war for the Iron Islands or Dorne.. They'd easily have gotten their indepencence then and there, and no reason to want that? You could maybe make that case for Dorne, but the Iron Islands have wanted to be free for a long time. Barely anyone has a fleet at this point. The Ironborn would be the first to build a new one, and seeing how self interested most of their lords are, they surely still have hundreds of longships left collectively to protect their own fiefs. The Iron fleet, if unified, would probably still be the strongest fleet in Westeros. I don't think they've lost nearly as many men as the North and the Westerlands have, as they've been much less involved in the wars.
No matter who legitimized Gendry, he's now the legal lord of Storm's End, and Lord Paramount of the Stormlands.. He'd have no trouble getting Westerosi lords to back his claim. If they chose Gendry by a majority vote in that council, he'd likely have at least the North, Tully's and the Vale's support.. Hard to beat that.
@@tatskamaster ironborn were mostly dead, and yara has repeatedly called balon an idiot for trying to get independence and pushing the greenlands too far.
she only believed she could obtain independence with the protection of daenerys.
@@godemperorofmankind3.091 They're not. Most soldiers don't actually die when you lose a battle. The Ironborn have been in what, two major naval battles? They're still fine. Yara has still got a few hundred ships and at least 10 000 men, from the 1000 ships and over 28 000 men that set sail from the islands. Most factions involved in the war of the five kings have a lot fewer. Especially the North, which was hit by white walkers on top of that.
"she only believed she could obtain independence with the protection of daenerys"
So there's no reason whatsoever she wouldn't have tried to negotiate the same protection for their independence from the new king, who'd be desperate to keep the peace in his realm, especially when that same thing was just granted on a whim for someone esle. It's only logical that she would do so.
@@tatskamaster the iron fleet at the start of WOFK is 200 ships.
yara took "all our best ships" so lets be generous and say thats about 100.
then euron builds a thousand more and sinks or destroys all but a couple of yara's ships. ill be generous and say theres three left.
then all of euron's fleet is obliterated.
so yara as of the end of the show has about 100 men left. maybe 500 if shes lucky and conscripts old men and young boys.
Few understood the ending, which is PERFECT. People acidly spit "bad writing" under every video of this Work that instead is THE BEST TV SERIES EVER PRODUCED.
Daenerys literally lived for the Throne. Seeing the last certainty taken away with Jon's revelation made her explode. The reasons for her journey had disappeared. No matter what would have happened, all Westerners would have hated her. She could have shared the Throne with Jon but the problem (as she said) has always been the way others, in Westeros, looked at her. Those who saw Jon and Dany married did not understand anything: Jon grew up as a Northerner, just like Theon (irony) ... he would never have accepted incest. Jon, for his part, never wanted the Throne and wanted to return to the North. Dany's paranoia grew more and more, with good reason.
Her act of destroying King's Landing is not the act of a Mad Queen, but the explosion of rage at realizing that she has lost everything, that she has no reason to be there, that she has no one who truly loves her, nothing to fight for (not even a kingdom). What would she have fought for? For innocent people who spat at Cersei in the Walk of Shame and who cheered when Ned Stark died? As wrong as killing those people was, it was the only sensible thing to do (OBVIOUSLY in Dany's view, since the story unfolds from multiple points of view).
Even if she had ruled with Jon, Dany would have been betrayed or killed, or maybe she would have killed him, since Jon is a fool and thinks everyone is as naive as he is (just consider the secret he told Sansa in the belief that it would remain a secret).
Anyway, the Lannisters killed Ned after nine episodes of stupidity (he was an idiot to openly confront Cersei) and everyone loved the unpredictability of the series. With Dany, that didn't happen and NOT because the ending was rushed. The problem was idealizing Dany as a champion of justice: the show was designed to put her on a pedestal and then shock the viewer at the end. The other similar pedestal was that of J. Snow (Aegon VI).
Honestly, I find Robb Stark's military campaign more stupid, who in the middle of the war went to funerals and weddings (but everything was fine there, eh)... Dany is more like a "spoiled child" who wants the throne at all costs, even though she had a deep character and an incredible ability to influence others, mixed with an incredible military talent (NOT in government, we were bored for a season seeing her frustrated and unsuitable to govern the cities of the freed slavers), in addition to the fact that she recovered from a situation of anonymity in which she had been sold as a sexual slave.
It's true: she freed the slaves. Human beings are made of many faces: she had an empathetic side (but only towards slaves, COINCIDENCE) and one of exterminator/conqueror (since the first season she threatens those who don't think like her). She represents the magical world of ancient Valyria, what does a person like that have to do with politicians who go to prostitutes, get drunk and plot? In Westeros there were people who had NOTHING to do with Dany: she belonged to a mythical world that no longer existed. As Daario Naharis said, she is a conqueror like Aegon, NOT a ruler. Dany is not a good politician, she is only good at destroying, also because NOTHING keeps her tied to the present. She is tied to the world of magic, of the arcane, of mysticism. Being born in such a world, for her, must have been terrible. But she came out of the fire with Three Dragons (she had seen it in a dream). No Targaryen is fireproof, only she is. She is not just a Targaryen, she is a "creature" with magical powers. She was never good, she was from another world and had other logics (remember the death of Vyseris). How many of us would be able, from a condition of MISERY and DANGER like the one Dany experienced, to do what she did?
The battle against the slavers was a form of self-celebration, a "revenge" since she saw herself in those slaves. The same people, in Essos, then turned against her. She must have thought: "what am I doing here?". If she didn't explode at the beginning, falling back on "wise" diplomacy, it was only because her advisors (all Western, COINCIDENCE) held her back. She wanted to destroy the Wheel, but she listened to the opinions of those who, thanks to that Wheel, lived in luxury. "A Targaryen alone in the world is a terrible thing": she was in the clutches of people entangled in the world of political corruption. She had to follow Olenna's advice. What should she have done, if not exactly what she did?
They made you understand the ending both with Dany's vision and with Bran's vision. The ending is perfect: Jon, after all, has ALWAYS been a traitor and an indecisive person... and I had understood the character of Dany since the first season. She is Fire and Blood, not forest animals (lions, deer, wolves...) and political plots.
The bad writing is in the details (Dorne didn't ask for independence, revelations about the Night King or R'hllor... or anything like that): that's what more episodes were needed for (at least 4 others), not for Dany's plot. I am convinced, for example, that R'hllor resurrected Jon to kill Dany. But they are theories and fantasizing is beautiful because it stimulates the imagination. Anyway the story line of the main characters was amazing.
Seeing the scene of the destruction of King's Landing, with those obsessive bells and Dany's anger are amazing in terms of sound, visual and emotional impact: the suffering of an emotionally immature (not unstable) person who has lost everything, despite having the power to do everything. She shouldn't have played with the rules of the Game of Thrones, she should have made his own rules, like Aegon did. And it's amazing to see her die with the ash still falling on King's Landing. She died in a dream, without saying anything, falling asleep, returning to his ancestors. It hurts so bad, but that's the power of this show.
Obviously the best season remains the third, but honestly, the eighth is far superior to the first.
Thank you, D&D, for this dream!
“ Why do you think I came all this way “
Bran really knew it all from the beginning.
Yes this! Tyrion mentioned all these things Bran could do and did. But Tyrion didn't put it together that Bran can see and experience past events.
Giving him the exact knowledge of how to win the Game of Thrones. This means that he is just as cruel as any of the other past kings maybe worse because he's been using people that trusted him especially his close family just so he could become king.
@@GTA6VIGameguy That’s an extremely interesting way of seeing it, I never viewed bran as vicious or after the throne but now that you say that I can totally see it.
@@GTA6VIGameguyno. If what you say is true, then bran saved the world from the white walkers, so how can he be cruel as aerys, maegor and other kings ?
Could've picked a better name. .
Bran The Raven, The Raven King, Bran The Black....
But nooo, let's roll with Bran The Broken
All good options. Raven King is 🔥. Ya I wouldn't let Tyrion name anything else lol
Tyrion got the name Bran the Broken I’m guessing is from one of their first interactions. When he helps Bran ride a horse again by designing him a special saddle, when asked why he was offering his help he said he enjoys helping people that are bastards, or broken or both. He didn’t know Bran became the 3 Eyed Raven till waaaaaayyy later. So I’m sure Bran does gain more titles (though, in peoples imaginations since the show ended). Daenerys gained her titles with time, so I’m sure Bran would be the same.
Let's roll right into the shitter.
George picked that name yeas ago, for his legs condition and also was a reference to the Fisher King also known as the Wounded King or Maimed King
bran the broken is a dope name tdh
2:29 - Try and convince me that John Bradley isn't laughing at the pure stupidity of the showrunners making Bran the King of Westeros. He looked right into the camera and broke character. And I don't blame him.
it should’ve been jon snow
If they had given us that they could have saved their careers
IT SHOULD'VE BEEN STANNIS
It should've been Littlefinger
lmao ths just proves game of thrones fans just dont understand anything about the story. so glad you didnt write this
@TrueNorth1217 D&D burner account lmao
Lol the whole North thing didn't make sense. If I'm one of the other kingdoms I want to be independent too. Starks got all the Kingdoms and remained independent and these fools willingly agreed to this takeover. 😂
Absolutely, also realistically speaking a Stark is now the ruller of westeros. In a realistic setting multiple rebellions would break out.
@@sayakchoudhury9711 i doubt that since these new lords and ladies swore allegiance to Starks
Starks actually fought though. They defeated Cersei,Daenerys and Undead. They earned it.
@@sayakchoudhury9711 Agree. Sansa sabotages Bran by leaving the 7 AFTER the voting. That is just pure stupidity or pure evil. Bran has no real claim to the Iron Throne if Sansa leaves. He didnt fight. He has no Kingdom himself. The North even is not part of the 6 now.
@@daddy_1453
Only the Night King was defeated by a Stark. And said Stark, namely Arya, got nothing and just left.
Cersei was defeated by a Targaryen : Daenerys.
And Daenerys was defeated by another Targaryen : Jon.
Everyone has a better story, damn hotpie has a better story
THE GOAT
Cannot believe how stupid this is. How on earth is Tyrion calling the shots? Why is everyone agreeing with this craze suggestion to make Bran king? Has Bran warged into each of them? Is ha manipulating everyone to make him king? There's no other logical explanation. The best thing here would be to allow the kingdoms to go their separate ways if they wished. It's absurd that Yara would allow Sansa to make the North independent but keep the Iron Islands as part of the 6 kingdoms, ruled by Bran. What a mess.
yara probably knows she could never hold onto independence. her fleet is destroyed, most of her men are dead etc.
Next time wait for the fucking book to finish
I know I’m salty
You are so salty 😂
Although understandable why she asked, I think it was foolish to let Sansa do this. I mean what's stopping the other former kingdoms to think of doing this now too? A severely weakened kings landing? This pretty much sowed the seed of other kingdoms likely follow her actions.
other kingdoms doesn’t have original lords since all are dead because of war except winterfell
If this was the canon ending, her greed left the realm weak and most likely started a civil war not long after lmfao!
the fucking camera cut to asha/yara and the prince of dorne, the two most likely to separate themselves from the kingdom, just after sansa asked for independence lmaoooo
@Ali Chaudhry How? That would mean more war both in the short term AND in the long term. The realm was stable for the most part during the Targaryen dynasty.
The threat of a larger conflict is the only thing that's stopping countries from waging war in the real world as well. Our world has been much more peaceful in recent times than it was before the World Wars. There's no reason this wouldn't work similarly in a fantasy setting.
@Ali Chaudhry I don't see it that way. Common people were better off in the seven kingdoms after conquest because of the long periods of peace it brought. It's war that makes the commoners poor, homeless and hungry. Taxation was probably largely the same regardless of the crown, since their own lords would have taxed them the same anyway. Unified kingdom = less war, less war = better for the realm.
And honestly the seven kingdoms are pretty much a republic with a ceremonial monarchy. It's not like their culture, laws and ways changed much with the unification. Aegon united the realm, as in stopped the infighting in order to SAVE the realm. I fail to see how it would be better off divided.
Bran ruled all the kingdoms, except his own 😂
John Snow, man who knew nothing and did everything.... Bran Stark, man who knew everything yet did nothing
😁
Only good thing about this scene is that Tyrion had one last chance to roast Joffrey again lol
The writing fell away so badly…
“And I’ll miss you most of all…”
It's been 3 years and I still can't watch this scene without vomiting 🤢
My reaction to “And who has a better story than Bran the Broken?”: 😀🤨😧😟😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑
The fact that Tyrion was my absolute favorite character that dominated every scene he was in and by season 6 became completely insufferable should say enough about how much the writing and quality declined. I loved that man and by season 7 I was praying he would die.
I hate Tyrion by season 6 too with a passion.
0:37 Sam's reaction = mine
“Why do you think I came all this way?” ;-/
"so he learned to fly"
"Why do you think I came all this way?" 😭
Me to Bran: I can tell you. God had a VERY special plan for you. To become a true leader, guardian, protector and ruler to all. YOU are the one, true king.
Remember who you are!
Atleast when i watch these clips they make me laugh instead of being annoyed by them 😂
"I'm not sure I get a vote, but aye"
Lmao ser davos is brilliant 😂🔥
"Who has a better story?"
Ser Brienne of Tarth: * Coughs *
"not sure i get a vote but, ayy"
that, that is my guy
This has to be the dumbest part of the show LMAO. What's dumber... Bran becoming King, or Tyrion being the judge and jury at his own trial?
Greyworm at the back represents us fans, we all got finessed lol.
Bran might not have the most thrilling story, but I think he was the right choice for king in the end. Making Jon or Tyrion king would have likely reignited conflict, especially with the Unsullied. Despite his young age, Bran survived the White Walkers, fled his home, and became the Three-Eyed Raven. His journey wasn't traditionally heroic, but it made him wise and impartial. He’s a symbol of continuity and stability, which is exactly what Westeros needed after so much turmoil. Bran’s rule marks a shift from power struggles to a visionary leadership focused on peace.
Bran the broken, 5 seconds after being declared the new king , loses 1/3 of his realms territory. Thats a great start
3 of Hoster Tully’s grandchildren (and one of his children) became some of the most powerful rulers in Westeros
Jon King
Tyrion Hand of King
Bran should have been Master of Secrets in cooperation with Maesters to write the real stories.
Jon was never going to be king. Not after killing danny and the remnants of her army still in kings landing to forcibly say no
A criminal a king 🤦.
People (Yara and her group) were already revolting against him before he was king.
And you wanna make jon a king in front of unsullied and dothraki
@@indiankid8601 His heritage gave him more legitimacy as Daenerys. As far as the rules go, he just killed an usurpator and stealer of thrones. Anyone would in that World so no real crime there. Also, Danny is a mass-murderer so any "loyalty" by that point is a joke: Dorthraki would simple choose a new Kal and move on. Unsullied follow everybody who holds the wip-thingy from the early season. Laighable how an army that fought 2 mayor wars all of the sudden is made "a powerhouse". They are foreigners with no claim whatsoever.
@@arminxvs3372 your mass murderer argument is stupid in game of thrones world. Half of the king's are mass murderer and other half are savages like dothraki and unsullied. No-one cared about peasants on mediaeval period.
Your dothraki argument is fine, according to rules Jon snow is their new khal.
Unsullied were freed from that wipy thing by Daenerys if your remember. They are no longer slaves.
Nonetheless jon is still a "queenslayer". Jamie slew mad King and got disgraced by his name throughout the life. Jon is in the same situation and no way he was becoming a king whatsoever.
ALL HAIL BRAN THE bRoKeN
2.18 Night King (waking up inside Bran): « Why do you think I came all this way »
“Bran the broken” fuckin Tyrion 😹😹
The smug "Why do you think I came all this way?" from Bran really makes me dislike him bc it makes it seem like he angled for this ending. The fact that he of all characters became king is ludicrous. Trash ending.
Bran does nothing exept of looking at people dying for him or hurt people who helped him so much.vThings in Westoros will not change.
its almost like you didnt watch at all
@@TrueNorth1217why he should watch this shit?
@@Aurelius223 one of the greatest television shows of all time thats why
When Tyrion said "All hail Bran the broken." HAHAHAHA he had a hard time hiding his laugh
Tyrion: Who has a better story than Bran the Broken?
Jill: This is a perfect opportunity for my little Kendall.
Yes 😂😂😂
I know the actors get paid well but it still makes me feel for them going along with this without cringing 😂😂
Compare this scene to opening of House of Dragon with all these people assembled in Harrenhal. I feel new show runners are throwing in all these scenes to mock D&D.
Dont mind me, its my regular visit spitting at this scene.
rent free
I was wondering wtf were even sam and arya even doing there but then davos comes with the fucking ice breaker. 10/10 skit
I bet if Tyrion said Sansa she’d be all about the North being under her rule.
You'd bet wrong. Sansa wanted no parts of the south period.
This sets the precedent now, that whatever house gets elected after Bran can have their region become independent.
The actual villain of this world is actually the three eyed raven. He did everything to become king.
Why do you think I came all the way /// sums it up everything 🔥🔥🔥
GRRM was clearly trying to aim for a "God-Emperor of Westeros as a gateway drug to democracy" deal here, just like in Dune. And it could have worked, if the series had spent more time with Bran, developing and displaying his powers. But, alas, D&D kind forgot that.
I agree too. Arya and Bran were two characters I was heavily invested in and in the final season they both never really to show the full extent of their powers.
Here's what I think should have happpened. Daenerys still becomes queen by defeating Cersei's army without burning king's landing with the help of the northerners, dothraki, unsullied wildlings and other houses who supported her claim. Jon Snow will not marry Daenerys because it's hard to believe that he will marry his own aunt but will become lord of dragonstone because of his heritage and since Dany will not have any children, he's next in line for the throne and marry a lady from any kingdom. Rhaegal will not die and will stay with Jon until his death. Tyrion becomes lord of casterly rock, sansa will be lady of winterfell because bran is not supposed to hold any titles as he's the three eyed raven. And since the long night has passed and the night king defeated. There's no need for the kingdoms to be forced into one. Set up a commonwealth where any nation that will participate is welcome and the others who don't (Dorne, Iron Island and maybe even Winterfell) can be independent. The entire story had been about tragedy. There's no point in having another tragedy in the ending.
Its not that people are against Brandon becoming King, its just that it felt very rushed and silly.
But Dumb and Dumber became creatively bankrupt and wanted to wrap things up quick.
Imagine spending the rest of your life (in his case, potentially centuries, based on blood raven, we just don't know) being called "The Broken". Couldn't have happened to a more forgettable character 🤣🤣🤣
there are 2 kind of people in this world....
1- those who think that this ending was good
2- People with IQ over 10
Also people who dont know Got exists
@@southfacetarivid5214They count as number 2. I want to forget GOT after this ending
Star wars if it was written by the GOT writers:
“We need a new leader for the New Republic”-Admiral Ackbar
“There’s nothing in the world more powerful than a good story, and who has a better story…than Jek Porkins”-Princess Leia
I’d take that over the Sequels to be honest.
This a a place where everybody has common ground and common pain and suffering lmao
You all crying because Bran is the king but forget he chose Tyrion as his hand, if you remember well, from Robert chosing Ned as his hand, Cersei chosing Tywin as Joffrey's hand etc, hands most of the times are the true rulers, especially when the king or queen are not well suited for the job. So the real undercover ruler of the six kingdoms is Tyrion, Varys had said he has the talent for it.
About him becoming stupid in the last seasons... you can blame D&D yes, for murdering his dialogs but for the emotional state of the character... I think it was good I mean, before getting across the narrow sea Tyrion was depressed and demoralized for what happened to him and what he had done. Afterwards, he was afraid of Dany and the dragons but at the same time was still trying to protect his family because he still loved them and this made him perform really poorly, buy if he ever got back to his senses, he would always make the smartest choice so, Bran may be the ruler but Tyrion would do the real job and Bran would say yes or no and won't care much about politics. Besides, Bran won't be corrupted and will spot any corruption that Tyrion might miss or commit himself, because Bran can see it all, so I think it's great. Tyrion is the one with a great story, (Story that was ironically denied in the book that was written by the maestre, and now he has the opportunity to start fresh. )
If they had developed this better people would have spotted it and understood it better.
I don't have a problem with Bran being the king, I genuinely don't. Sure, I may root for Jon to become king (Still waiting for books 6 & 7), but Tyrion does have a point. Bran can see the past, the present, and the future, and is something like a void husk of a human (No desires, shows no emotions...)
Remember that the game of thrones is all about plots, court intrigue, and betrayals. How can you trick a king that can easily see your agenda? And it wouldn't surprise me that the kings to come also become the three-eyed raven.
Erm Bran literally says a season ago that he can't be, and I quote, "a Lord of anything"... because he is the "three-eyed raven". But now he accepts being King? Sorry that's lazy, stupid infantile writing right there!
@@vibeuk2003 I don't know if saying that people change their minds everytime would apply for Bran, so maybe he just said that to avoid being appointed Lord of the north rather than King of Westeros.
I think it's terrible both by book logic and show logic. But all that aside. The main thing is you basically reset to the original problem. There is no absolute military power keeping things together like the Targaryians dragons. There's multiple strong claimants and Bran cannot produce an heir. You have Gendrys whose been legitimized, you have Edric Storm who should still be alive in Lys as direct blood claims. You have a Stark with a powerful army, is already a Queen and potential claim AND whose learned to be ambitious and scheming. Bran has alienated much of the noble houses of the realm with his choice of small council. Basically, when Bran dies if the show followed GRR Martians universe (as even we see in House of The Dragon/Dance of Dragons) you are going to have another devastating war for succession.
So. The inmortal, inmoral, lying and literally psychopathic tree puppet master god is the one who should end on the throne? Are you kidding me?
@@vibeuk2003 He said he can't be a Lord but he never said he can't be a king.
“Why do you think I came all this way?”
Ugghh. What a cheap dodge on the part of the writers. “Should we challenge ourselves to come up with something interesting in this climactic scene or just have him say he knew it all along?”
“The most powerful person in the world is the story teller” - Steve Jobs
Ned would have been proud
My thought during this scene was...Gendry was named Lord of Storm's End by Daenerys, who at the time wasn't even a crowned ruler and ended up dying anyway....so how exactly did he keep that title?
As claimant to the iron throne all her decrees made while a claimant become law when she becomes queen, because the implication of her claim is that she's already the lawful queen, but her throne has been usurped illegally
It seems like they are all mind controlled by bran. The only way the messed up writing
I would have preferred the ending being Tyrion waking up and being like “woah, what a coo coo dream” and the Thomas the tank engine theme plays in the background while he’s chugging a whine skin with a woman’s mouth around his you know what I mean.
You know what is the worst part?? Bran becoming king wasn't even D&D's idea. This was actually George RR Martin's idea cuz he told them the ending of his book series, and they felt like they would include that ending to the show. Idk if GRRM would stick to that ending to his book series, but I REALLY hope he executes it well.
Bruh he's never finishing the books
@@giampiras I don't care.
@@killer92173 you said you hope GRRM will execute the ending well, and he could if he had the will and time; but I guess it's too late
@@killer92173 i think will execute it will be making all these ladies and lords realise that brand has omniscience (and not best story bullshit).
A king having omniscience is much more better argument than best story
May be bran will prove advantages and importance of his omniscience to convince lord and ladies that he is best option
Another is he can't sire children
He told them Bran ends up as king, but not why or how. This was the best that D&D came up with. The new Snow series is teased to retcon this GoT ending because it's so illogical
Sansa having her hissy fit and breaking up a kingdom just because she couldn't bear to be outdone by her brother lol. Not the most developed character...
um no. its because her people would keep on demanding independence, and because her eldest brother died for it
You will be my hand!
Definitely the only reason he came all this way.
The ending was the biggest disappointment in television history. With the last season the writers were prolly just tired of work and wanted to be done with quickly no matter the shitty episodes
definitely not television history
Bro literally didn't do anything except for becoming a creep and he has the best story? Lol
At least Tyrion becomes the hand, and as we've seen the hand is the one that actually rules the kingdom. So in a way Tyrion is the true king
On the plus side, Bran is unbiased, wise, and impossible to plot against. He'll make a great king.
@@MCSPARTAN501 being unbiased doesn't mean you'll make the right decisions
@@themonologuer You're far more likely to make the right decisions if you're unbiased. This isn't the same as never taking a side, only that you look at things objectively.
Am I missing something... So Sansa declares the North it's own kingdom again, but then proceeds to stand with "All hail Bran the Broken"? By doing so wouldn't that make them the 7th Kingdom again?
Her standing with the others was a sign of respect, her kingdom is still hers but her brother is also still her brother. And since Bran and Sansa are siblings, while having separate kingdoms, they’d still be allies.
Since Bran is the last living son of House Stark, he was technically the head. Sansa was showing respect to her brother and honoring him, a sign of alliance. About the only thing the last season got close to right was the aspect of family.
Or the fact that literally none of the other lords who’s ancestors were once kings wanted their independence.
@@thegreatid3595 The North is unique. It was, and is, the most powerful of the four and traces it's independence back to older powers than any of the other kingdoms. Of all, the houses of The North "know no king but the King in the North who's name is Stark." The other kingdoms did not share this level of solidarity. It would make no sense for them to seek independence.
Sort of dumb. Why would the North be independent when literally a Stark sits the Throne
"I can never be Lord of Winterfell. I can never be the lord of anything. I'm the Three-Eyed Raved." - Bran Stark
"Why do you think I came all this way?"
THAT was where Bran realised his purpose 😄 For all his power and knowledge, it still took someone as wise as Tyrion to remind him, and thats why he named him his hand
sansa plan . if i cant become the queen of 7 kingdoms then i will be queen of the north . i will get the queen title
This may be unpopular, but Bran becoming king makes sense. A tottally unbiassed ruller, who is not power crazy maniac(even though i would preffered, if it was Jon) . As for grey worm-he had no buisness saying who can and can't be king, as he is not even from Westeros
It makes sense. It was just purely executed.
And the bigger argument against greyworm is that he doesn't deserve "justice", he was an accomplice in murdering thousands of innocent civilians. He's a terrorist just like his queen, (who also suffered from aggregious character assassination)
Why the hell would "a good story" (assuming he means his background story to get there) make a good king? Sure he is unbiassed but so would a 5-year-old mentally challenged simpleton. NOTHING he did in this show, which mostly was sitting in his wheelchair, acting like a weirdo, showed that he would be a good king, just a weird one not caring for anything let alone the need of the common people. This was just bad writing that made no sense.
The only ones that truly showed, by his action throughout the series, that he would have been a great king was Jon and perhaps also Tyrion (with no ties to his family left, he would also be quite unbiassed, at least when it came to the houses of Westeros)
@@SWEMartin Well i never said Jon or Tyrion wouldn't make great kings. However they were viewd as criminals by other lords. Bran didn't just sit in his weelchair. He went north and learn the history of westeros, all while risking his life-being captured by owtlaws and attacked by white walkers. Sure, he didn't do as much as others, but there wasn't really much choice and Bran already had become pretty much all seen entity, who knows the mistakes of other rulers and how to not to make them. He also said it himself, he doesn't want to be king, when he named Tyrion as his hand, so no lust for power to cloud his mind.
@@hodic1562 No I did =)
And yeah, ofc he did stuff, but what I meant was that he didnt do anything that proved he would be a great king. The Hound also did pretty much the same "deeds" as Bran etc. So Tyrions reasoning just doesnt make sense and even if it will make sense in the books, the show rushed it to a point we viewers feel cheated, EXACTLY like the part of him saying he doesnt want to be king followed by "why do you think I came all this way"..... Lazy story telling
@@SWEMartin What did Cersei did to prove she'll be a great queen? What about Joffrey or Tommen? They had no tallents. Bran might have not done all that much(still did more than the lanister kids) , but looked a lot more competent than those before him