Jon Snow hangs those who killed him - WELL DESERVED | Game of Thrones
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2022
- Jon Snow met a shocking end at the knives of some of the Night's Watch brothers during season 5's "Mother's Mercy." He is then brought back to life by Melisandre and the Red God. And now justice is required! WELL DESERVED end to those who killed him.
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Creators: David Benioff, D.B. Weiss
Stars: Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage, Kit Harington, Sophie Turner
Original network: HBO
Distributor: Warner Bros. Television Distribution
Christopher (Kit) Harington - an English actor who is widely known for his role as Jon Snow in the HBO epic fantasy television series Game of Thrones. - Фільми й анімація
These men were the real heroes. They tried to stop it, they tried to save us. They knew season 7 was coming, and they tried to stop it
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Yes, and they knew the idiots Jon and Dany were going to hand over on a silver platter the very thing the Night King needed to do a breach in the Wall...a dragon. These 4 heroes tried to stop all of it and all the atrocious events of the last seasons.
Lmao
How in the hell do you figure they were hero's ? The white walkers were still coming and we won.
Man it's so damn unfair that you can successfully plan and murder a guy, then he just reanimates and has you hanged.
Yea, imagine how fair it would have been if Jon didn't reanimate and the Wildlings took their revenge instead of Jon. They would have killed most of the Night's Watch.
lool it was totally unfair by natural law 😂😂😂
haha yeah
literally the plot of every video game ever.
Right, that's like totally against the rules!
The biggest hypocrisy was the fact that his biggest argument was that the wildlings were raiders and murderers but the nights watch was literally built up almost entirely by criminals and rapists
Yep. Just what I was thinking. Generational hatred does nothing to heal wounds. Neither side is blameless.
I know it's over a year late but i cant get over the fact that you are separating criminals and rapists, it is very funny.
Exactly. Alliser had no love for the integrity of the watch, all he cared about was retaining power to lord it over others. He talked like he was just a necessary evil, yet always had the biggest shit-eating grin whenever bad things happened to his own men.
Alliser didn’t hate Jon because he was a threat to the Watch, Alliser hated Jon because he was a threat to Alliser
Well don't forget that Ser Alliser was a knight. He just made the mistake of fighting for the Targaryens during the rebellion instead of the Usurper. After the war was over, he was given a choice between death or the night's watch, so he went north to live. And of course because he was nobility, he was better educated and trained than the criminals who he served alongside, of course he advanced through the ranks above the rest.
So Alliser wasn't really being a hypocrite because he wasn't a criminal himself, not really, he just fought for his rightful king rather than the usurper and was punished for it after the war. He didn't particularly care for the thieves and murderers in the night's watch either and it's probably part of the reason why he was so cruel to most of them.
And Jon Snow was the bastard of one of the two men most responsible for his own banishment. Hating him was inevitable. He had more cause to hate Jon Snow than Catelyn Stark did, and even then only hated him half as much as her.
@@TimmyMcGowan You probably voted for Trump
The look Ollie gives Jon at the end I will never forget pure hatred. Great acting especially from a kid
“I’d do it again.” - Ollie
Ollie - Ye filthy wildling poon hound! I'd stab ye again if I could! 😑
and he had every reason to do so... he never got justice for his family
@@safayethassan9193he did when he killed ygritte
@@khalilpeterson3149he watched his whole family die by these scumbags yet people actually think tormond or ygriette are good people
“He who passes the sentence should swing the sword” -Eddard Stark
Jon kept living the ideals Ned taught him
that's being a man showing masculinity. you do it for the sake of greater good.
Which nearly caused him to lose against the torturer guy.
He also doesn’t look away.
@@sparrow3491 oh Jesus touch grass
No he didnt . At least in the show he didnt . He would have cut off all their head not hang them , also he is DEAD period. No magic bullet no red whore just death.
I love ser Alliser for that one line he said, "I fought, I lost, now I rest", doesn't try to talk his way out of it or ask for mercy died like a true member of the night's watch
Jon should have stabbed that traitor through the heart. He did not deserve to speak any last words.
I wanted Jon to explain that he had lost sight of the true purpose of the Night's Watch - to protect men from the Others.
@@IrishCarney I wanted Jon to explain that as well, but it might come off as preachy, and take away from the moment. Jon might have respected the fact that Alliser was just assuming his, albeit misguided, duty to the night's watch, and Jon allowed him to keep his honor intact as a parting gift.
@@badxgrass Its ot so much that I wish the show had done it differently, it was fitting for the show the way it went down. But alliser is such a self righteous prick and it would be satisfying to either see jon explained to him and maybe at his last moments he realised but was still to stubborn to beg for mercy anyway. Or Jonn could cut his rope a second after cutting that main rope so he didnt die the first time and got through the process getting hung twice. Maybe do it multiple times and finally before the final one and only then start explaining himself to him.
Again, not that ot woildve been better for the show, I just didnt like seeing him going on his own terms.
Not for me, he was really self righteous and kind of narcissistic. You almost believe he was doing what he feel is right but really he had been insecure about jon taking over his rank. People always find justifications for what they do, his pride was too much to admit he was just insecure and didnt like someone new and so young to take over, so he just went on with the bs about the nightwatchm and all.
1:43 "I fought, I lost... now I rest. But you, Lord Snow, you'll be fighting their battles forever." One of the best quotes in the entire series.
Ironic considering he quit immediately after this proving him wrong.
@ThePartisan13 he spent the remainder of the series fight for other people
@@CallmeLJ700 Yeah other people, not wildling specifically.
@@ThePartisan13 - Well...except he didn't prove Ser Allister wrong. Quite the opposite. At the very end, Jon ends up with the wildlings, more or less their new leader. So he will be fighting the wildlings' battles for the rest of his life.
@@ThePartisan13 I don't think Allister was specifically talking about the freefolk.
They had no business casting young actors so skilled you wanted them dead. Props to all the actors with roles large or small. They all CRUSHED it.
Jon literally took a knife to the heart and died. That was the moment his watch was over. There's nothing written in the books that says if a man returns from the dead they must resume their previous duties. He made the right choice leaving
Only to go back in the end. And it's weird how no lord questions his desertion when he goes looking for allies with Sansa.
@@american5668onsidering how many times Beric got resurrected I think they just got used to it
@@hexmaster23 Beric's resurrection isn't common knowledge. It's known among the brotherhood but that's really it. And the brotherhood prior to season 7 didn't operate in the north, they had no connection with any northern lords prior to meeting up with Jon at the wall. None of the northern lords should know much about Beric
@@american5668 yet at the same time countless things in the books make it so his watch was ended by the time he's murdered. Not to make minced words. His watch ended when he let the northern free folk in. Put in place by his murder and solidified as nothing other than an absolute power because he came back and held his resolve. Saving the 7 kingdoms. In my opinion he's the best and only righteous ruler. Who knows if they make the sequel with Kit. I think there is gonna be a good amount of confidence and conversation about how the Nights watch runs things.
@@american5668 also Jon isn't about to let his lineage make him. He goes back to the North to rebuild. After all he's been through that peace is welcome.
Thorne called the wildlings murderers and raiders but the majority of the night's watch were the exact same thing
That's quite realistic, every war has rapist, murders and on the opposite heroes. No matter which side they are on. Every side thinks they are on the right side. However war only has losers. Once we as human beings decide not to die for a mad man somewhere high in his palace then we will finally know peace.
An army without killers is no army at all.
@@Freakie1NL No no. He means they were mostly sent there BECAUSE they were murderers, rapists, bandits, general criminals.
@@Freakie1NL Then a resource war happens and humans go back to killing each other. Peace is an illusion.
You know its just a movie....
"I fought. I lost. Now I rest." That shit is going on my tombstone
I personally like "I came. I saw. I noped the eff out."
Ditto
Ser Allister never learning that Jon was Rhaegar’s son is one of many tragedies in this series. He’d have fought to the ends of the earth for Jon if he knew. I get goosebumps when he says that Jon will be fighting “their” wars forever.
I feel the same. Ser Alliser was a true Targaryen loyalist.
Same with Maester Aemon :(
@@sebiieex I think deep down Aemon knew... But it was not his place to do anything about it. No one would have believed him anyway.
@@Postidemoni there is no evidence that maester aemon was close to being aware. I doubt he knew.
@@sebiieex Well, I didn't mean he actually knew, as a fact. There is another way of "knowing" that is just a feel of kindred souls and spirits, not in the spiritual level, but on the level that people who are related, actually not knowing it, feel certain "drag" to each other.
I speak out of experience.
If Ser Alliser Thorne knew Jon Snow was the child of his beloved Prince and friend Rhaegar targaryen, I don't think he would have been able to live with himself. Thorne admired Rhaegar which is why he chose the wall over bending the knee to Robert Baratheon
Which book mentioned thornes relationship with rbaegar. I've only read game of thrones and clash of kings. Is it in a later one?
In the books, Alliser Thorne doesn't kill Jon. He respects him, as he was chosen as a leader.
In the books, Jon Snow is killed by his majordomuses, because he broke his oath - he wanted to take the wildlings and the Nights Watch and go South to kill Ramsey and save Arya (who is supposed to be held at Winterfell). It was much better in the books, as his murder has much deeper meaning; they were right to kill him, it was basically their job to assure that no commander ever wanted to use Nights Watch to engage in politics etc. In the show its just a basic "oh he bad cuz he likes wildlings".
@@KanKazable isn't it actually jeyne Poole who is held captive at winter fell by the boltons, not arya
@@johndanvers2379 Yes it is, but Jon obviously doesn’t know.
Never thought of that. He never know Jon's real family tree and never had the chance to hear it after this 🤔
“If you would take a man’s life, you owe it to him to look into his eyes and hear his final words. And if you can not do that, then perhaps the man does not deserve to die.”
Lord Eddard (Ned) Stark.
It's the old way
Like John Wick
I don't remember when did he say that in the show?
@@AM-qj9wr he kills someone at the club and then stares at his his eyes watching his soul vanish from his body
@@sybergaus no i asked about game of throne comment above, not john wick
"Could you write to her for me?
"No"
3:08 I love the subtle reaction of Jon wanting to look away but forcing himself to watch their demise. It's a great call back to Season 1 when Jon tells Bran not too look away when Ned passes judgement on the deserter.
"You have to. It's his only hope of reaching Valhalla."
Just shows how cool Jon is, he hated Alliser and still gives him respect and takes no joy in it an execution isn’t always something to rejoice
In the books, Ned Stark actually says something along the lines of the executioner not taking pride or joy in execution.
give me that duty and i'll be very happy
God, I hope it's NEVER something to rejoice
@Mike Yeah, that was grim af
Alliser hated him and was a prick to him for no reason. Snow had enough class not to gloat about it but that dbag deserved to die.
Allistar's last words and the way he embraced death really seemed to strike a nerve with Jon Snow. Then Ollie right after, saying nothing at all, you can tell Jon was shaken, heartbroken, and had no choice but to leave.
it's funny, if i were jon, killing ollie would been a laugh.
@@idontlikehmm3146 🤣🤣🤣
Olly was a Little Shit who got what he deserved like Thorne...I'm glad he died slowly and painfully.
Ollie was a bitch and died like one, Allister was the OG.
He left because he did his duty. He died that means he is no longer bound by the oath he took.
Always had massive respect for Ser Alliser in his final words. We knew better of the Wildlings but if you spend your whole career seeing them do what they did to places like Mole's Town in Season 4, you can kinda understand his mindset. A fearless and principled man, if nothing else.
It’s kinda crazy how people say “well deserved” but you forget that the same people Jon snow is saving were those who pillaged and ran through villages. Cannibals who ate and butchered people. You can’t blame them entirely and especially olly because the dude saw those very same people butcher everyone he loved. I thinks that’s what makes this so great because it’s very tough to defend one side indefinitely.
True, but these ones don't see the bigger picture; the Wildlings are not the real threat. The White Walkers are and everyone needs to band together to stop them. Their antiquated way of thinking serves us no purpose.
No what’s crazy is knowing about the White Walkers and still thinking the old ways and old rules still matter. Despite their differences after centuries of warring you’d think at some point someone would just out of necessity try to work something out, even without the walkers. After all that time it was just the blind leading the blind.
Sure that same logic would apply to the Native Americans who were defending their land.
@@russelturner5771 I’m not sure what you mean explain
@@danielmunguia8341he saying it still going on in the real world he saying Americans butchered the natives and took all they shit and that’s why they (Americans) is where they at today globally
It's not often you see murderers get hanged by the person that they murdered
Unless you're Scorpion. 😂
Hard to argue…not very often at all.
The poetry, "I fought... I lost... and now I rest.. but you, you will fight these battles forever"
Fighting battles is a sign you are still alive.
Resting in this life is for the dead.
He even getting a spin-off.
Battle is the most honorable thing I could think of.
No sneaking around, no politics, just the brothers next to your side and the enemy ahead in a test of strength and will.
@@BadassName17 and what if it's not clear who the enemy is?
@@Bebtelovimab
The enemy are the ones trying to kill you or destroy what you hold dear, it’s extremely simple.
I have to admit I felt sad about Ollie, what happened to his family had an influence in his actions no matter how dumb.. he was a hurt boy
People need to remember that he's still very much a child and hasn't had a chance to mature and process things the way an adult can. Jon saw the writing on the wall and knew that he had to form an alliance with the Wildlings in the face of a larger threat but Ollie just couldn't process and accept that.
Most that joined the Nights Watch were criminals of some sort getting a last chance at the Wall. Ollie did nothing but lose his entire family to Wildling raiders. It would have been more just to ship him off somewhere for a second chance.
Way more impactful and better writing the way it was done though. Just not really fair.
Ollie was the only one of the four to be hanged that had a chance of redemption. He was strung along by happenstance since his parents were killed, if he could be given the insights of the Lord Commander's duties like Jon was given by Jeor, he might've found solace and reluctantly agreed with Jon's decisions, however much he hated the principles that were being broken. But his presence there and the lengths he chose to go to threatens Jon's entire strategy for the survival of Westeros. He took the vows, has no family elsewhere, and will likely attempt to undermine Jon Snow if kept alive, or recruit others for another assassination attempt. Ollie had to go. Quite possibly the saddest death of them all.
I understood Ollie. Imagine you were in his shoes, living in a peaceful village and a happy life with your family. Then comes a group of people to raid, pillage, and burn your village and home. Then one of them comes to you and straight up says "we'll kill your papa and eat your mama". Like bruh, that's the type of trauma that will keep you up at night and stay with you till the day you die. Anyone would have a burning hatred for these raiders given the same situation.
He was a brainwashed in hatred which Jon could notice as being repair trait
Allisars words were very cold, but the colder still was the kid who didn't speak at all, he looked so enraged, its like he lost himself in that fire, leaving his heart cold.
The fact he doesn't try and beg, just wants his mother told and for her to believe he died honourably
He is by far the worst.Pathetic
Yeah, you're not getting that. 🖕
I mean when you are already standing there with the knot around your neck, you know begging won’t do anything anymore
@@annali5017 men still beg, though.
He literally begged Jon to lie about the circumstances of his death.
Honestly Thorne is the best kind of “bad guy” in a show. He’s obviously wrong and unbending in a lot of his views but he does what he believes is right in his own mind, and is uncompromising and un apologetic to the end
He's not malicious but he will do what he thinks needs to be done
@@TheFatAmericans1 He was absolutely a malicious bully of a man. He had a sense of honor once he was defeated but being a stubborn asshole isn't a virtue.
excellent villain, flawed but human and common in real life. nuanced.
The biggest irony is that he was sent to the wall for being a Targaryen loyalist, and he unknowingly gave such a hard time to Rhaegar's last surviving heir.
You don't gotta like him but you gotta respect the conviction.
Gotta give Alister respect for sticking with his convictions even while staring death in the eye.
I love how Ed comes in and says "it's time" and there's zero hesitation from Jon.
I think the best acting was the look of pure hatred in Olly's eyes. He could never forgive what the wildlings did to his family
The fact that people were happy about Olly being hanged makes me worry for the future of humanity.
@@Jagonath well it’s show, if this was a real situation with real people I’m sure people would feel differently, and sympathize with Ollie and be sadden by his death.
But as a fictional show, fuck Ollie, he killed my nigga Jon.
@@Jagonath he deserved to be live bet for dogs
I thought his acting was terrible. He looked like a kid trying to look angry in a really silly stereotypical way.
@@MajinLordVegeta jon snow is bitch made like vader.
Jon the king of making you think he’s not going to do it and then quickly does it. Lol
Lol?
@@martiedoherty5765 Lol, indeed.
I knew he’d do it. As much as he didn’t want to, he follows through with what he says.
The only time he lied was to the wildlings to survive when he was captured.
He did it with lord janas too lol
This is one of my favorite scenes in the entire series. It's so conflicting. Yes they murdered him. Yes they betrayed him. But at the same time you fully understand why they did it. Doesn't make it right but makes it understandable and it's up to you to decide.
Being killed by the dude you killed is lowkey a baller way to go out. Like you cant even be mad or anything. Hes playing fair; he beat death, now he kills you.
Also Ser Alliser being an absolute CHAD. "I fought, I lost, now I rest" are some fucking BADASS last words.
"wear it, burn it, whatever you want, you have Castle Black".. This words still give me chills even now.
". . .My watch has ended."
Notice how Allister Thorne kept his head up high compared to the two on his right. Hard as he was one must admit that he's a man who stands strong on his principles
@@nigeltan397 Do you imagine you yourself would be so brave in the shadow of the valley of death?
@Nigel Tan mate your name is Nigel.
You'd probably cry and shit yourself before even being hanged
@@flightevolution8132 there's short line between bravery and stupidity.
he stood strong on his bitterness, Jealousy and unwarranted hatred of snow. this was by no means about his principles he was just that bitter of a person to die like that his ego kept him from showing fear.
His head didn't remain high when Jon cut the rope.
I do like how in this scene Alisser still calls Jon “Lord Commander” they disagreed with each other and hated each other but they always respected each other.
I don’t think Kit gets enough credit for this scene. He displays so many different emotions at the same time. You can see him present passive emotions of anger, sadness, and shame. It perfectly fits what’s happening!
Jon Snow did what he thought was right and was essentially exiled.
Jon Snow did what he thought was right and was almost murdered.
Jon Snow did what he thought was right and was murdered.
Jon Snow did what he thought was right and was exiled.
Starks really shouldn’t leave Winterfell lol.
Honestly that was one of the things each stark family member said, ‘we should have never left Winterfell’
I think there is a reason for "it must always be a Stark on Winterfell"
There is no proof or confirmation for it but I guess that was the key point for the night king to be able to resurect the deaths under Winterfell...
Maybe even one puzzle piece to torre the wall...
He's not a stark.
@@MauiWowieOwie well he still has stark blood running through his veins, keep in mind that there is one major plot line that was removed. Robb Stark actually named Jon Snow his heir before the events of the Red Wedding
@@sullyrulezz3191 - True, but he is a half-Stark and half-Tagaryen. I would say he is the heir to the entire kingdoms of the North and South.
The fact that Jon even hesitates to execute the people who f-ing killed him but did not hold back on Ramsey for how he and the Boltons treated his family really speaks for Jons character
And it’s Kit did a great job acting in this moment. There’s so many different emotions going on inside him
The writers were so stupid to have Jon come back and not become a more ruthless anti-hero after this scene. That could have been soooo good
“My watch has ended”
I’d be like shit mine too tf
Jon is far more hesitant than when he killed Janos Slynt because, unlike that asshole, these four thought they were doing the right thing. They were sworn to defend the Seven Kingdoms from wildlings, yet they were allowed to populate the land which they raided and whose people they killed.
The Nights Watch was made to defend against the Wight Walkers which were ready to exterminate/assimilate anything that lives. I can’t speak much for the wildlings but a reason why they raid was out of fear and desperation to get as far south as possible. Poorly executed of course since they do it violently but still. You’d think with an army of undead ice zombies numbering in the 100k range would open their eyes a little. They made their choice as fools, they die as fools. The only reason Jon hesitated was cause olly was hanged. Book Jon wouldn’t flinch
@@z-man1237 Goddamn right
I feel like Jon should’ve brought them to Hardhome. If they saw the White Walkers, they will realize that the Nights Watch and the Wall wasn’t built to stop the Wildings.
Well to be fair Janos Slynt killed more babies than Planned Parenthood
@@gidmichigan1765
It’s likely that they already knew about them. LC Mormont, Qorhin halfhand, Maester Aemon, and hell even Stannis knew about them and they likely told some of the few veterans of the Watch they probably wouldn’t listen regardless and just left the Wildlings to die due to the millennia of bad blood. I agree that getting one from Hardhome would help, but due to them being under a full assault and focusing more on evacuation they probably didn’t have the time or patience either. They should’ve just killed the traitors like Alliser and leave them outside the wall to come back as wights for proof instead
As a person living in the cold daily I've always been fascinated how all the characters in the north are surviving with out a hat lol
Same here :) I live in Estonia
It's called long hair.
@@SeviathTheHumanDrago does your long hair hang down over your face, or do you wear a balaclava?
God save Russia!
They're used to the cold
That little boy died with hate in his heart.😢
The pure hate in that kid’s eyes- he was never coming back from that.
Best loophole ever, he died at the watch fulfilling his oath, new life new choice clean slate
I'm surprised half the watch didn't immediately go lineup in front of Melisandre as Jon was walking out, and ask her to do the same so they can do that as well!
@@tren133 LOL! I don't think that is how it works. She is given a message from the god of light. Then that god's power is used. She is basically a vessel, in which the god uses to fullfill its wishes. So, they might not come back from death.
If his oath was gone when he died, doesn't that mean he was no longer the Lord Commander once he was resurrected? Which would mean that he didn't have the authority to hang those men, and he's now a murderer?
@@dustinlain6772 You are conflating 2 things. The vow and the title. He died, the vow was fullfilled. The title never leaves a dead body, which is why soldiers are buried with their name and status. They still retain the status as former.
Now, when he was brought back to life, the men of the keep still called him Commander, which means he is still in charge because the men say he is. His vow was removed when he died.
@@cainabel6356 Or more specifically, the had not appointed a NEW Lord Commander yet; if there was a new Lord Commander, it would be trickier. But as the position was vacant, oh, wait, the old one got better, welp, he's back in the corner office. (It'd be roughly the same as if the LC was lost but then found.)
I remember watching this for the first time and getting chills from the music at 2:26. The harmony is unlike any other theme for Jon or the nights watch and far more fitting towards Daenerys and the Targaryens. IMO it was the most blatant clue as to his true parents by this point in the series
What is name of movie
@@keithmelvin4730this is from a show called Game of Thrones.
I remember being confused by this music ngl. By now I had realised I should relate the music to the characters, and when I heard the Targaryen theme I immediately felt uncomfortable. I guess that worked with the scene lol.
Play Bloodborne my friend
That’s crazy good catch
The sound of his sword when he pulls it out freaking awesome and so so powerful, lord commander, do as your father did the great stark 🙌
Don't forget, in his last moments Olly sees people, who ravaged his village and killed his family
If we look at it from his POW, it's Ned's execution by the levels of injustice
Exactly. And at the time, people were cheering for his death. Some people are just so stupid.
@@JagonathOlly hating the wildlings and the people hating Olly have the exact same problem. Neither side is better than the other, so propping either side up is wrong lol.
@@Kevinopilous Well, yes. The scene is supposed to be ambiguous, but people cheering on a child execution is a bit much. Couldn't they just made Olly take the black? Guess not :)
@@Jagonath I feel like Jon didn't even want to kill them tbh, but the problem is with the looming threat of the white walkers, what do you do with a group of mutineers? I thought too why not just kick them out, but they legit thought they were right so they'd come back for the honor of the watch or whatever the fuck. You logically can't just leave a weakness like that exposed when you're dealing with the end of the world white walker style cause then more kids would wind up dying worse than Olly did. And in the end, they were wrong because they needed the wildlings to fight back. If they got their way, they would have fought back with their hurt feelings alone and doomed the rest of the world 😭
@@Jagonath He had already taken the black I'm pretty sure. Anyways I don't think anyone's cheering for Olly's death, they just view it as tragically necessary. Most people find Olly's perspective quite understandable and sympathize with him, but they can't just have a treasonous, murderous kid full of hatred walking around freely..
"To my Lord and King, I hanged four of your Night's Watch for the crime of killing me.
-Jon Snow"
Raven from King's Landing: Citation?
“I fought I lost now I rest” sir Alliser of the night watch. He didn’t beg for mercy he accepted his death I respect that
Don't you just hate when someone whom you killed, Respawns and kills you back. I'd rage quit.
The way ser Alliser raises his head high after he finishes speaking to Jon...he goes out on his shield with no regrets.
I love how they all knew about the long night and the white walkers and that joining together with other humans was the only way they could win and they still chose to backstab jon and betray the living
or the wildlings that knew about them and did nothing for 100 years.
@Dennis webb well, it doesn't help that everytime someone travels down south of the wall you're being hunted down before you can say anything.
I think one of the overriding arcs and tragedies was that no-one was able to reconcile their differences for the most part in this whole story in a way that benefited the greater good. The Great Houses that decimated each other in wars of succession while in the knowledge that winter was eventually coming, had forgotten what that even meant, as too much time had passed. They all eventually lost and squandered any real meaning of the real threat, beyond the words of an old House that was purported to be the ancestors of the First Men, in spite of an entire order that was supposed to preserve knowledge and pass it on. This is true of the Night's Watch. They became dilapidated and ineffectual as a byproduct of this over the many years that had passed to allow the lawlessness of the wildlings to prevail and prosper. To the point of becoming the threat that they eventually became as part of cause and effect. I suppose that when true knowledge is lost over time, only the human condition and machiavellian concepts remain, unchecked, with the consequences that it ultimately brings.
Well Jon getting killed in the books is under totally different circumstances, and actually justified by the laws of the night's watch. Jon told them all that they were going to march on Winterfell to kill Ramsay Bolton, which violates the code of the night's watch that says they do not take part in the politics of westeros. And in the books, abandoning the rules of the night's watch is typically a death sentence, especially for something that would bring ruin to the entire watch.
The show just had to make up some BS reason to loosely follow the same general events because they had already deviated on many important details.
The issue wasnt that he sided with the wildlings moreso than he didnt actually come back with proof that the dead were doing the deeds. Like most of the people, they needed proof and still hung in to the idea of not helping during that dark battle. Cant really blame the 4 of them for backstabbing jon due to the vows and what the wildlings have done to people before the news of undead. At least Thorne took his responsibility like a G
Jon Snow is a fictional character but my heart always goes out to him and all he went through. The best of GOT. Good job
Feeling for fictional characters is probably among the most human traits there are. I mean, ther are heaps of millions of people out there, supposedly real, who you'll never meet and will never know anything about; they might as well be fictional. These fictional characters though, at least we know them a little bit.
same, that and his incredible sword skills
As far as I’m concerned, it ended with Season 6. The “KING OF THE NORTH” scene was too epic ❤️
I like how when they fell the wild people didn’t look away but the others did
It's because the rangers had been killing wildlings for years. Raiding their villages and raping their women... I'd probably have felt vindicated a bit here if I were them.
Justice is not always pleasant, but it is always necessary.
"An army of murderers and raiders." Ain't that the nights watch itself?
No the british colonialist
Nigeria wasn't a peaceful place before they showed up. University of Lagos really doesn't do a good job of educating you people.@@kamalope8458
Fun fact: They didn’t have any phones in this scene. They were all living in the moment.
It's wild thinking that Jon was telling the truth when he said "my watch has ended". He died, so his oath was complete. He was no longer bound to the Night's Watch.
Next to "The Wire" This is greatest show EVER. Despite Season 8 Episodes 4-6, there are just too many great memories and tremendous acting to throw it all away
The first six season of this show are masterclass television. So many episodes from those six seasons had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish!
@@Howlingburd19 I couldnt agree more
Thorne kept the same energy in his death. Didn't like him but I respect that he didn't go out like a punk.
Jon: "Ollie, any last words?"
Ollie: "IT'S GOING RAIN!!"
Thanks, Ollie.
Lawl.
That hateful glare in Ollie's eyes is done so well. That's the look of a boy who stood by his beliefs. It would hurt me seeing that too, from a person that killed me.
"You brought wildlings into our lands. An army of murderers and raiders." Buddy, I've got some bad news about the forces of the Night's Watch for ya.
Ollie's anger vanished with his life
I can understand it. The free folk killed his family and he could never forgive them for it
@@thewestisthebest6608 not free folk. Thenns did it
@@N1k4_Gr1v who are also free folk
@@N1k4_Gr1v His parents were killed by Jon's girlfriend by arrows, she's not a thenn lol
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After watching this a few times I’ve noticed that Ollie’s reason for stabbing him was actually justified, and Alliser lived only for the nights watch and did anything to protect it
Yes i get why ollie stabbed him but killing him that's cruel
@@aishahamma334 "That's cruel' uhm what? Ollie's family got eaten by cannibals and Jon made friends with them (the specific cannibals were dead by then, but I doubt a child would know the difference).
One of the best scenes of the show. His acting for that 2-3 seconds when he's watching them strangle is powerful.
The irony that Aliser Thorne, a Targaryen loyalist, murdered the son of Prince Rhaegar
It is incredible how this still hasn't happened in the books. It was so long ago.
All four seasons of House of the Dragon will be done and you'll still be able to make this comment!
@@novacancy5806 I decided after season 8 that I wouldn't watch or read anything else by GRRM until he finishes ASOIAF. If that means I miss out on house of the dragon, then so be it.
If he does without finishing it, I'm going to burn the books I currently own. And block everything on UA-cam that references the show.
@Falcrist he's going to drop dead any day now man.
@@novacancy5806 My great great great grandkids will be able to say this
@@Falcrist
I understand what your saying but House of the Dragon is a finished book series. At least they'll have a ending that's somewhat like the book.
A real man is not allowed to die until he avenges his own death.
If you knew someone who watched Olly's story then cheered/were happy when he was hung, be wary of them and know they'd do the same to you.
I honestly believe the nights watch storyline is my favorite overall. Only because it’s in the Northern Territory and I LOVE THE NORTH and mostly because it’s so fulfilling to watch jons character grow in the nights watch to the king of the north then back to the nights watch/ranger/wildling
The way the wildlings accepted him made absolutely no sense.
@@Likexner why wouldn’t they? He literally went out of his way as lord commander to go round up wildlings with only a few fellow brothers. He put trust into the establishment and in return the wildlings had his back. He also put the wildings into the wall and made the nights watch essentially a mix of crows and wildling, plus it helps that he’s friends with tormond 😅
@@Likexner Wildlings don’t care for the empty rhetoric that Westeros is plagued by, they only care about action.
Jon risked and frankly gave up everything when he had finally earned the position and accolades he deserved. Why wouldn’t they respect that?
The wildlings don’t magically trust the rest of the southerners, they just trust Jon cause he walked the walk.
"He who carries out the sentence should swing the sword."
-Eddard Stark
As much as I was glad Ollie was hanged I can completely understand why he betrayed Jon, making best friends with the man and people who literally murdered his family and whole village
i like jon he always executes himself.. and is never happy about it. Doing it yourself really puts the weight of the whole act on you
"Jon, why are you trusting those people who killed and ate my parents in front of me" "youre just a kid, you wouldnt understand" ; proceeds to hang a tween.
He trusts them because he has no other choice, with that massive zombie army coming from the north. He needs all ressources against the Night King.
@@abraham2172 GRRM just loves forcing characters (and by extension readers) to make unpleasant choices and select the lesser of two evils.
@@IrishCarney yep thats why I love ASOIAF
@@IrishCarney To be fair, I think a lot of that is because it's far more true-to-life than many stores that have been written. Rarely is it that there is a choice, obvious in the moment as the right choice and clean without negative consequences. Far more often it is messy and some level of carnage results regardless of the decision made.
@@IrishCarney - Alright, you have a undead army, lead by an udead Lich King. The Lich King wants to kill every living thing and make the bodies undead. I would say I would have to choose every able hand I could get to make sure we could win against an Lich King that can call forth the undead to fight for him. If those able hands betray me, I would show no mercy to them.
"I fought, I lost, now I rest"
Sir Allister was an unlikable character. But I gotta give him kudos for that one.
Alliser was an extremely loyal servant to the house Targeryan, which is why he ended up on the walls after the war, had he known the true secret of Jon's blood i genuinely think everything would've been very different between him and Jon
I hope in the Snow TV show that Alliser line replays in his dreams. "You will always be fighting their battles " what a cool opportunity
When Maester Aemon said to "Kill the boy", I don't think meant that literally Jon.
Uh oh did Aemon also say "embrace the man"? Boom shakalakka
the young`s boy last message to him is crystal clear
The boy's stare says: "I hate your guts that you came back to execute me."
@@cainabel6356 I would have flipped him off.
@@christophercipriano2314 Yeah, I would too. LOL!
@@cainabel6356 xD
This show was exquisitely cast. Each and every actor sells the tremendous weight of this scene.
I know S8 had its issues...but dammit one cannot deny the rest of GOT's. Absolutely legendary acting/writing/etc.
Seasons 1-4 and 6 were good. 5 went off the rails a fair bit. 7 and 8 were a huge disappointment.
@@MrHarumakiSensei 5 was great, what do you mean? There were a couple cringey pieces of dialogue, other than that I had very few criticisms, much like the rest of 1-6 GoT.
With the way S8 ended and the blowback it got, I wonder if GRRM will make some tweaks cause I personally don’t know anyone who liked the ending. Of course not holding my breath to find out tho 😂
@@thebananas6483 They killed off Barristan Selmy for no good reason. He had lots of cool stuff yet to do in the books which they could have used when they were starved for good content in later series.
@@RH126B It wasn't really what happened, it was more like how it happened. Unlike everything in the books, the final events were set up very poorly.
Hangings like that can take hours or days. It's why high scaffolds, weights, and better knots were such a blessing.
Strangalation? It does not take that long for someone to die from that. You sufficate. Now if it is higher drop, it would break your neck, but sometimes you will get strangled.
Jon Snow: "any last words?"
Me: "would you happen to have an extra life left in your stash that I can use after you hang me?"
I build up from 2:25-2:55 in this scene is phenomenal
It's amazing how many people actually meet their deaths with reserve and aplomb. Courage is the rule, fear and cowardice the exception.
At some point, what can you do? You're gonna die, no amount of pleading or begging is gonna make it stop. I think it kinda forces people into a strange calm instead.
One of bewilderment and fearful. One of resound and actuation. One of principle and caution. And one full of contempt and fury. And they took these to their graves.
I respect sir Alisor’s last words. And I don’t blame John for leaving. And oof that Targerianesque music when John was hesitating gave me chills!
the way he says "but you... Lord Snow..." amazing deliverance. amazing performance
Now that’s a set of wind chymes.
I actually lost it when John “died” I almost quit the whole show due to them taking my top 3 favorite character. Damm it felt good for him to come back
It was literally fans like you that ruined the show. After season 4, the show coasted off fan service to smooth brained viewers.
I think if Ollie would have begged for his life, I think Jon would have spared his life. But the look on Ollie's face of hurt, disappointment and hate for Jon sealed his fate!! Man I loved this series!!!
When Jon said his watch was over I was just like 🤯🤯🤯🤯 no show will ever compare to this I swear
I've met Owen Teale (the 3rd guy out of the 4 that were hanged - in case people didn't have a clue who I meant lol) ... He's brilliant at playing psychopaths (Torchwood for example) and he's a lovely guy to talk to :)
He was in "Countrycide", right?
Also played Nazi judge Roland Freisler in "Conspiracy".
@@stevekaczynski3793 Watch that movie and nothing but chills.
I looked, don't see a "hangman's knot". Just strangled, they could gasp and kick for an hour.
The heavy knot, placed properly, and with a long fall to build up speed / power, would break the spine instantly in one position, or in another pinch the major arteries closed causing brain death in seconds.
A merciful death. First known use of the hangman's knot, according to Wikipedia, was during Elizabethan age.
Are you sure about that? If they are not getting any air, meaning their breathing tube is completely cut off, it would take 3 to 6 minutes. You forget they would pass out for not having enough oxygen. Then they would not have any oxygen moving towards the brain, and be brain dead.
The ultimate uno reverse
If only the writing could have kept this momentum to finish out the series…
The momentum went too fast and crashed, in the show
The last two seasons are written better than this.
"THE MAN WHO PASSES THE SENTENCE SHOULD SWING THE SWORD" -Eddard Stark-
I do like how gracefully and placidly Ollie takes this, clearly has made his peace and forgives John with an understanding look
Sarcasm?