"As Daenerys rose to her feet, her black hissed, pale smoke venting from its mouth and nostrils. The other two pulled away from her breasts and added their voices to the call, translucent wings unfolding and stirring in the air, and for the first time in hundreds of years, the night came alive with the music of dragons."
It's great that you could see from the viewpoint of the witch. To me she was kind of a hero: she did what she could to deal a blow to the Dothraki who are a threat to all peaceful people. Thanks for this season and all the best for the next from the Netherlands!
Yeah the Dothraki are murderous plunderers and rapists. They’re not an army that you want rampaging across Westeros. So the witch saved Westeros from the Dothraki with the death of Drogo and his son.
Yes! Daenerys manages to win over Khal Drogo and the Dothraki and they end up being a much better option for her than Viserys. But that doesn't change the fact that they are brutal and savage. Everything the witch said about them was absolutely true. Raping and pillaging was a way of life for them and they caused untold misery for who knows how many villages like hers? Daenerys didn't deserve to suffer for their crimes but the witch really had no other options for revenge. And Dani was warned about the "dark side" of blood magic.
The dude who sings the song & loses his tongue.. he was not there by choice.. he was singing when the Hill Tribes attacked Cat & Tyrion on their way to The Vale.. he was brought to King Landing by Lannister Soldiers because of the song they later heard his singing in a tavern.. they captured him & he was forced to sing his song to Joffrey..
Yes, and the song is deeply insulting to Cersei (the’Lion in his [= Robert’s] bed’). It is basically implying she might have something to do with the previous king’s demise, calling her more murderous than the boar that killed her husband. So she is definitely not amused and neither is Joffrey.
@@ImmersiveReactions it took me a few times before I put it together.. I am a firm believer that watching the series the second time is just as good as the first.. only not for the shock value but rather with the hindsight to pick up on ALL the clues & Easter eggs that could not have been known the first time..
I'm so impressed that you caught on to Dany's theme of birthing dragons instead of birthing a child. Especially because she adopts the moniker "Mother of Dragons"!
Becca here.. so kind of you to say!! I must admit, I'm not very good at explaining things the way my husband is. But expression I feel is my best. It makes me happy that you enjoy my human-self!
In an anything-goes scenario, Jamie wins in a heartbeat. Rob has never been in real one on one combat with a skilled opponent and, most importantly, he was taught to incorporate honor into everything he does. Rob would try to win, but Jaime would aim to kill. Also, please be aware that Jamie was not trying to to kill Ned when they fought. It was an ambush intended to defend Lannister honor, and to send the message that Ned was not safe in King's landing. And even then, Jamie had to flee the city to avoid King Robert's wrath. If Jamie had killed Robert's closest friend and brother of the woman Robert loved, the King would have had Jamie's head
A smaller, insignificant fact/correction to the overall story: the bard who had his tongue cut out was found by Lannister soldiers or loyalists singing that song in a tavern. They hauled him to Joffrey, who made him sing the song to him to essentially show his court the punishment for any mockery of his family.
Great observation on Tywin's leadership style. In the books, they make it clear how he'll sit back and let his council discuss openly then he'll make the final decision.
Jaime Lannister is considered one of the greatest swordsmen in the Seven Kingdoms and he is also bigger/stronger than Rob Stark. Jaime would defeat him even without weapons. The Hound is probably worse than Jaime at sword fighting, but he is a huge man he would beat up Jaime in a hand-to-hand fight.
I'm not so sure about that. Prime Jaime with his agility and confidence is basically a living human slicer. He took down ten Stark men by himself before they captured him. Clegane is a monster but his game is rather simple and blunt and predictable.
Excellent reaction and discussion. And now we have dragons. Remember what the witch said, "Only death can pay for life." My opinion is that the witch's death (along with the fire) paid for the dragon's life. What she will do with them, Daenerys still has only a small handful of followers and is stranded in the wasteland. A long road to real power faces her. Sansa is basically trapped. She has no support, and must keep both Joffrey and Cersei happy to survive. I found it interesting that the Hound basically saved her from a horrible death if she had pushed Joffrey off the rampart. His advice to her is basically the only way she will live through this. One thing to remember, Tywin is all about the establishment of a family dynasty. I think he understood Tyrion is the only one who can, as he said, "bring that boy king to heel." Cersei obviously knows how to play the Game of Thrones better than most of the other players and was able to intrigue and manipulate to control the power and the Iron Throne, but has created a monster that will not obey her. My opinion (shown by his actions with the butchers boy) is that Joffrey is a sadistic psychopath and always had been even before he became king. My favorite storyline to this point in Tyrion. From a powerless and maligned dwarf to acting Hand of the king.
Daenerys was born in Westeros on the day King's Landing fell, and immediately carried across the narrow sea by Targaryen loyalists. She has no memories of it, and it's not truly her home. She just thinks of it that way because Viserys brought her up with stories about it. In the books it's a little more complicated - when she says she wants to go home, she's never talking about Westeros, but about the first home she remembers having - a house with a red door in the free city of Braavos. Did you catch that the point of the Grand Maester Pycelle scene was to show that he was faking being decrepit and doddery?
Its was only Prince Viserys and King Aerys' wife Queen Rhealla who was "with child" that were taken by loyalists to Dragonstone the day King's Landing fell.. Daenerys was born during the worst storm Dragonstone experience in years, hence Daenerys nickname... Daenerys "Stromborn" Targaryren. Source: History and Lore Season 1
@@loriwilliams6670 That doesn't contradict what I said. Those two were taken to Dragonstone, and then those same loyalists took Daenerys and Viserys across the narrow sea to Essos. In the books, this was specifically a knight called Willem Darry.
I think the general consensus is that Sansa was going to push Joffrey off - whether she was going down with him is a bit moot since even if she didn't, she'd have been executed. And the skinny guy in bed with Cersei isn't Loras Tyrell - Loras lacks certain, er, attributes that are important to Cersei when choosing a lover. He's gay and he isn't a Lannister! That was the King's squire, Lancel Lannister. The one who served the wine during the hunt . . . It's been great following you on this journey through Season 1, I'm so looking forward to what's to come.
Did you also notice Grand Maester Pycell was stretching and moving around like a healthy man.. he then put on the illusion that he was old before he left his room
As I warched GOT I've always found the scenes with Varys and Petyr Baelish the most interesting. The books are written in POV-chapters. But as there are no Varys-chapters and no Littlefinger-chapters the scenes with the two wäre also new for bookreaders.
Qoy Qoyi - ( literally *blood of my blood* ) is the style a Khal and his Bloodriders call each other. A Bloodrider is a Dothraki warrior that pledges his life to the service of a khal. Jorah saying these words (blood of my blood) to Daenerys means, he names himself Daenerys first Bloodrider. A Khal usually has 3 Bloodriders.
Daenerys Stormborn of House Targaryen, First of her name, Khaleesi of the great grass sea is now also the Unburnt and the Mother of Dragons, she's picking up some pretty cool titles already, Robb has a serious army now, Arya launches into the wilderness alone and Jon Snow ventures beyond the Wall, great first season that sets up the next so well.
While it’s cool that Robb’s men declare him King in the North that does make things more difficult diplomatically (his mother realizes that). Both Renly and Stannis want to be King of all 7 Kingdoms so Robb probably lost a chance to ally with one of them against Joffrey.
Not to be too harsh, but Jaime Lannister is worth much more than the two Stark girls because of the patriarchal nature of Westeros. Highborn girls are married off to make political alliances while highborn sons grow up to be lords and rulers themselves. Robb wanted to trade Jaime for Ned. The scene that introduces Tywin shows us that he's putting all the weight of the Lannister legacy onto Jaime so it is likely he would have agreed to the trade.
only death pays for life... her son died, her husband died and she herself died with the sorceress when she lost her innocence to give way to her understanding of how the world really is, in return she received three dragons
[TEXT FROM THE BOOK] Dany called the Dothraki around her. Fewer than a hundred were left. How many had Aegon started with? she wondered. It did not matter. "You will be my khalasar," she told them. "I see the faces of slaves. I free you. Take off your collars. Go if you wish, no one shall harm you. If you stay, it will be as brothers and sisters, husbands and wives." The black eyes watched her, wary, expressionless. "I see the children, women, the wrinkled faces of the aged. I was a child yesterday. Today I am a woman. Tomorrow I will be old. To each of you I say, give me your hands and your hearts, and there will always be a place for you." I like the speech she gives in the show but I will say, I do prefer what she says in the book a lot more.
targaryens, they do get burned by fire, daenerys doesn't get burn because this was a magical event of only one time, the magic of the witch burned, the magic on drogo's witchcraft and the magic of the three eggs, all that in the ritual with the fire made two miracles: a targaryen that doesn't get burned and three dragons alive after hundreds of years
Logically yea Robb should either side with the Baratheon brothers or go back North. The North is basically unconquerable cause it's so big. Anybody that would go and there and try to invade would die. It's almost winter all year over there. You could go back there and bring Jaime there while you send men on mission to get Sansa out of there. About the Lannisters, I love it everytime Tywin is on the screen. What a great character! About Jaime, he is the fer-de-lance of the Lannister dominance. Cocky and the best swordsman in Westeros. But you can sense that there's more than meets the eye there even when he is sitting there talking to Cat. He is an unusual....cat.
Yeah that is kind my idea as well. Lannister's seem to have a lot going on at the moment and probably cannot muster enough to take on the north and keep the throne as well.
@@gunkulator1 I don't think they could be defeated in the North. Also Winterfell itself is impossible to breach. It's huge. Any southern armies would die trying to take it if you add the cold and so forth.
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 King Robert describes how to theoretically defeat the lords Westeros with their armored men and big castle walls in his discussion with Cersei. The invading army ignores the castles and ravages the countryside. Eventually the people come to accept the invaders as their real lords. The problem with the doing this in the north is that it is so vast, sparsely populated and desolate. The size of the invading army would have to be massive which in turn would make it impossible to live off the hard scrabble land. Eventually the invaders run out of food since they can't replace their stores fast enough.
Tywin still doesn’t like Tyrion but Tyrion is the only real choice for Acting Hand. Jamie is a prisoner of the Starks and Cersi has already shown herself incapable of controlling Joffrey.
I would love if you guys eventually read the Asoiaf series and reacted to it/reviewed it. It’s even better than the show, especially in the later seasons, the books are soooo much better. There are many characters and storylines that the show never gets to
@@amanda.please Disagree. Feast is where the story starts to spin out of control. Too many new characters, new plot lines, new situations. Much less action, far more navel gazing. Feast has no cohesive plot and no climax. The story lines don't gel together as a whole. It reads more like a soap opera than a cohesive narrative.
Jamie is not a Lord, infact because he is apart of the Kings guard, he can never be Lord of anything as a Kings guards job is a duty that lasts a life time
Kingsguard, Maesters and The Night's Watch all take lifetime oaths to disavow all titles and inheritances. They also aren't supposed to marry or father any children.
daenerys and viserys come from the same family they parents were brother and sister they both have dragon blood in them any one that has enough Targaryen blood in them has abilities to claim a dragon and ride one one of the reason why Targaryen didn’t marry out also the only way to have the ability to ride dragon their blood needed to be has pure has possible
The exact mechanism that binds a rider to a dragon is unknown. In old Valyria there were many families who were dragonlords but only the Targaryens survived The Doom of Valyria. And they didn't exactly survive it so much as they simply left Valryia to live on Dragonstone about a hundred years before the Doom.
"As Daenerys rose to her feet, her black hissed, pale smoke venting from its mouth and nostrils. The other two pulled away from her breasts and added their voices to the call, translucent wings unfolding and stirring in the air, and for the first time in hundreds of years, the night came alive with the music of dragons."
THE CHILLS I get from that entry!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮
I can just hear it in Roy Dotrice’s voice 🥲
One hell of an ending to the book.
@@Xoxojaz13 oh no
“Do you lie awake at night fearing my gash?” is one of my favorite lines of the whole show. 😂😂 The Varys/Baelish repartee is so entertaining.
It was perfect delivery for me!
Lord Baelish and Varys dissing each other are my fav parts of this show. 😂😂
FYI- the guy in the bed with Cersei was Lancel Lannister. Not Loras Tyrell
Yeah he’s Cersi’s cousin. Cersi only bangs family members
It's great that you could see from the viewpoint of the witch. To me she was kind of a hero: she did what she could to deal a blow to the Dothraki who are a threat to all peaceful people.
Thanks for this season and all the best for the next from the Netherlands!
Exactly. Most reactors are cheering for her death lol.
Yeah the Dothraki are murderous plunderers and rapists. They’re not an army that you want rampaging across Westeros. So the witch saved Westeros from the Dothraki with the death of Drogo and his son.
@@cosmocoatlI still cheered for her death
Yes! Daenerys manages to win over Khal Drogo and the Dothraki and they end up being a much better option for her than Viserys. But that doesn't change the fact that they are brutal and savage. Everything the witch said about them was absolutely true. Raping and pillaging was a way of life for them and they caused untold misery for who knows how many villages like hers? Daenerys didn't deserve to suffer for their crimes but the witch really had no other options for revenge. And Dani was warned about the "dark side" of blood magic.
The dude who sings the song & loses his tongue.. he was not there by choice.. he was singing when the Hill Tribes attacked Cat & Tyrion on their way to The Vale.. he was brought to King Landing by Lannister Soldiers because of the song they later heard his singing in a tavern.. they captured him & he was forced to sing his song to Joffrey..
Ohhh I didn't know
Yes, and the song is deeply insulting to Cersei (the’Lion in his [= Robert’s] bed’). It is basically implying she might have something to do with the previous king’s demise, calling her more murderous than the boar that killed her husband. So she is definitely not amused and neither is Joffrey.
@@ImmersiveReactions it took me a few times before I put it together.. I am a firm believer that watching the series the second time is just as good as the first.. only not for the shock value but rather with the hindsight to pick up on ALL the clues & Easter eggs that could not have been known the first time..
I'm so impressed that you caught on to Dany's theme of birthing dragons instead of birthing a child. Especially because she adopts the moniker "Mother of Dragons"!
The symbolism hit me hard there for sure!, Love breaking it all down as a writer myself
Oh Becca!!!! Your face with the Dragon reveal was life itself! ❤❤❤
I will tell her to come back to this comment later, she is sleepin right now, but her whimsicalness and happiness for all things also gives me life :D
Becca here.. so kind of you to say!! I must admit, I'm not very good at explaining things the way my husband is. But expression I feel is my best. It makes me happy that you enjoy my human-self!
I'm quite facially expressive myself so I appreciate it in others. 💕
"It's not your screams I want" (it's your life)
"A life for a life."
The author and showrunners sometimes give too much respect to the audience.
In an anything-goes scenario, Jamie wins in a heartbeat. Rob has never been in real one on one combat with a skilled opponent and, most importantly, he was taught to incorporate honor into everything he does. Rob would try to win, but Jaime would aim to kill. Also, please be aware that Jamie was not trying to to kill Ned when they fought. It was an ambush intended to defend Lannister honor, and to send the message that Ned was not safe in King's landing. And even then, Jamie had to flee the city to avoid King Robert's wrath. If Jamie had killed Robert's closest friend and brother of the woman Robert loved, the King would have had Jamie's head
A smaller, insignificant fact/correction to the overall story: the bard who had his tongue cut out was found by Lannister soldiers or loyalists singing that song in a tavern. They hauled him to Joffrey, who made him sing the song to him to essentially show his court the punishment for any mockery of his family.
Thanks for that clarification
Great observation on Tywin's leadership style. In the books, they make it clear how he'll sit back and let his council discuss openly then he'll make the final decision.
So glad the show brought you a community to enjoy media with. Great reaction and attention to detail on first watch. See you both on the next 1.
We hope to provide you all the same!
Jaime Lannister is considered one of the greatest swordsmen in the Seven Kingdoms and he is also bigger/stronger than Rob Stark. Jaime would defeat him even without weapons. The Hound is probably worse than Jaime at sword fighting, but he is a huge man he would beat up Jaime in a hand-to-hand fight.
I'm not so sure about that. Prime Jaime with his agility and confidence is basically a living human slicer. He took down ten Stark men by himself before they captured him. Clegane is a monster but his game is rather simple and blunt and predictable.
Glad you have found you audience season 1 actions were great! Can’t wait to watch the rest of the show again with you two!!
Thank you will see you all soon
Excellent reaction and discussion. And now we have dragons. Remember what the witch said, "Only death can pay for life." My opinion is that the witch's death (along with the fire) paid for the dragon's life. What she will do with them, Daenerys still has only a small handful of followers and is stranded in the wasteland. A long road to real power faces her.
Sansa is basically trapped. She has no support, and must keep both Joffrey and Cersei happy to survive. I found it interesting that the Hound basically saved her from a horrible death if she had pushed Joffrey off the rampart. His advice to her is basically the only way she will live through this.
One thing to remember, Tywin is all about the establishment of a family dynasty. I think he understood Tyrion is the only one who can, as he said, "bring that boy king to heel." Cersei obviously knows how to play the Game of Thrones better than most of the other players and was able to intrigue and manipulate to control the power and the Iron Throne, but has created a monster that will not obey her. My opinion (shown by his actions with the butchers boy) is that Joffrey is a sadistic psychopath and always had been even before he became king.
My favorite storyline to this point in Tyrion. From a powerless and maligned dwarf to acting Hand of the king.
Three eggs were brought back to life so the price was three deaths: Drogo's death, the witch's death and Dany's son's death.
Daenerys was born in Westeros on the day King's Landing fell, and immediately carried across the narrow sea by Targaryen loyalists. She has no memories of it, and it's not truly her home. She just thinks of it that way because Viserys brought her up with stories about it. In the books it's a little more complicated - when she says she wants to go home, she's never talking about Westeros, but about the first home she remembers having - a house with a red door in the free city of Braavos.
Did you catch that the point of the Grand Maester Pycelle scene was to show that he was faking being decrepit and doddery?
Its was only Prince Viserys and King Aerys' wife Queen Rhealla who was "with child" that were taken by loyalists to Dragonstone the day King's Landing fell..
Daenerys was born during the worst storm Dragonstone experience in years, hence Daenerys nickname... Daenerys "Stromborn" Targaryren.
Source:
History and Lore Season 1
@@loriwilliams6670 That doesn't contradict what I said. Those two were taken to Dragonstone, and then those same loyalists took Daenerys and Viserys across the narrow sea to Essos. In the books, this was specifically a knight called Willem Darry.
@@bookswithike3256 Not contradicting, just a little clarification.
@@MrCzerillo Sure. That's why I said that in the books it was different.
I think the general consensus is that Sansa was going to push Joffrey off - whether she was going down with him is a bit moot since even if she didn't, she'd have been executed.
And the skinny guy in bed with Cersei isn't Loras Tyrell - Loras lacks certain, er, attributes that are important to Cersei when choosing a lover. He's gay and he isn't a Lannister! That was the King's squire, Lancel Lannister. The one who served the wine during the hunt . . .
It's been great following you on this journey through Season 1, I'm so looking forward to what's to come.
I put the odds at Jamie being a -475 favorite over Robb in hand to hand combat.
Did you also notice Grand Maester Pycell was stretching and moving around like a healthy man.. he then put on the illusion that he was old before he left his room
Yes I eventually did realize its part of his deception tactics
GOT created a whole TV show reaction genre and the fandom is always excited for new people coming in. Kinda like the Wall 😅. Your watch has started,
You guys are ravenous and I love it!
As I warched GOT I've always found the scenes with Varys and Petyr Baelish the most interesting. The books are written in POV-chapters. But as there are no Varys-chapters and no Littlefinger-chapters the scenes with the two wäre also new for bookreaders.
Jaime openly claiming the children as his would automatically illigitimize them and prove Cersei guilty of cheating. They would all be put to death
Qoy Qoyi - ( literally *blood of my blood* ) is the style a Khal and his Bloodriders call each other. A Bloodrider is a Dothraki warrior that pledges his life to the service of a khal. Jorah saying these words (blood of my blood) to Daenerys means, he names himself Daenerys first Bloodrider. A Khal usually has 3 Bloodriders.
Daenerys Stormborn of House Targaryen, First of her name, Khaleesi of the great grass sea is now also the Unburnt and the Mother of Dragons, she's picking up some pretty cool titles already, Robb has a serious army now, Arya launches into the wilderness alone and Jon Snow ventures beyond the Wall, great first season that sets up the next so well.
Indeed is racking up a name for herself, We are both really enjoying it
While it’s cool that Robb’s men declare him King in the North that does make things more difficult diplomatically (his mother realizes that). Both Renly and Stannis want to be King of all 7 Kingdoms so Robb probably lost a chance to ally with one of them against Joffrey.
Daenerys knew what to do and that the dragons where gonna hatch. He had multiple dragon dreams about them
Nice job, Mr. & Mrs. Immersive. See you in season two!
Some really interesting thoughts about some of the characters and future trajectories.
Looking forward to following along with you for the rest
Hope to see you again in the comments!
Not to be too harsh, but Jaime Lannister is worth much more than the two Stark girls because of the patriarchal nature of Westeros. Highborn girls are married off to make political alliances while highborn sons grow up to be lords and rulers themselves. Robb wanted to trade Jaime for Ned. The scene that introduces Tywin shows us that he's putting all the weight of the Lannister legacy onto Jaime so it is likely he would have agreed to the trade.
Yeah I agree completely
only death pays for life... her son died, her husband died and she herself died with the sorceress when she lost her innocence to give way to her understanding of how the world really is, in return she received three dragons
Thanks that was fun
A Sorm Of Swords
[TEXT FROM THE BOOK]
Dany called the Dothraki around her.
Fewer than a hundred were left. How many had Aegon started with? she wondered. It did not matter.
"You will be my khalasar," she told them. "I see the faces of slaves. I free you. Take off your collars. Go if you wish, no one shall harm you. If you stay, it will be as brothers and sisters, husbands and wives." The black eyes watched her, wary, expressionless. "I see the children, women, the wrinkled faces of the aged. I was a child yesterday. Today I am a woman. Tomorrow I will be old. To each of you I say, give me your hands and your hearts, and there will always be a place for you."
I like the speech she gives in the show but I will say, I do prefer what she says in the book a lot more.
targaryens, they do get burned by fire, daenerys doesn't get burn because this was a magical event of only one time, the magic of the witch burned, the magic on drogo's witchcraft and the magic of the three eggs, all that in the ritual with the fire made two miracles: a targaryen that doesn't get burned and three dragons alive after hundreds of years
Logically yea Robb should either side with the Baratheon brothers or go back North. The North is basically unconquerable cause it's so big. Anybody that would go and there and try to invade would die. It's almost winter all year over there. You could go back there and bring Jaime there while you send men on mission to get Sansa out of there.
About the Lannisters, I love it everytime Tywin is on the screen. What a great character! About Jaime, he is the fer-de-lance of the Lannister dominance. Cocky and the best swordsman in Westeros. But you can sense that there's more than meets the eye there even when he is sitting there talking to Cat. He is an unusual....cat.
The north can be defeated but can't be held. Its size makes holding the north a logistical impossibility.
Yeah that is kind my idea as well. Lannister's seem to have a lot going on at the moment and probably cannot muster enough to take on the north and keep the throne as well.
@@gunkulator1 I don't think they could be defeated in the North. Also Winterfell itself is impossible to breach. It's huge. Any southern armies would die trying to take it if you add the cold and so forth.
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 King Robert describes how to theoretically defeat the lords Westeros with their armored men and big castle walls in his discussion with Cersei. The invading army ignores the castles and ravages the countryside. Eventually the people come to accept the invaders as their real lords. The problem with the doing this in the north is that it is so vast, sparsely populated and desolate. The size of the invading army would have to be massive which in turn would make it impossible to live off the hard scrabble land. Eventually the invaders run out of food since they can't replace their stores fast enough.
@@gunkulator1 Yea like Napoleon and Hitler learned
Love it!!! Hope you guys can keep this up. I subscribed. I'll join next payday❤
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Tywin still doesn’t like Tyrion but Tyrion is the only real choice for Acting Hand. Jamie is a prisoner of the Starks and Cersi has already shown herself incapable of controlling Joffrey.
I would love if you guys eventually read the Asoiaf series and reacted to it/reviewed it. It’s even better than the show, especially in the later seasons, the books are soooo much better. There are many characters and storylines that the show never gets to
We will try to think of a format that fits or works and probably do that evenutally
The first three books are great. The last two, not so much.
@@gunkulator1 really?? A Feast for Crows is my favorite!! The Cersei chapters especially
@@amanda.please Disagree. Feast is where the story starts to spin out of control. Too many new characters, new plot lines, new situations. Much less action, far more navel gazing. Feast has no cohesive plot and no climax. The story lines don't gel together as a whole. It reads more like a soap opera than a cohesive narrative.
Mother of Dragons
If you read the book you would know what Sansa was thinking. First four seasons were great. After that Please.........
Jamie is not a Lord, infact because he is apart of the Kings guard, he can never be Lord of anything as a Kings guards job is a duty that lasts a life time
Kingsguard, Maesters and The Night's Watch all take lifetime oaths to disavow all titles and inheritances. They also aren't supposed to marry or father any children.
I suggest peaky blinders to watch after, if you guys didnt see it, even if you guys just began GoT.
daenerys and viserys come from the same family they parents were brother and sister they both have dragon blood in them any one that has enough Targaryen blood in them has abilities to claim a dragon and ride one one of the reason why Targaryen didn’t marry out also the only way to have the ability to ride dragon their blood needed to be has pure has possible
The exact mechanism that binds a rider to a dragon is unknown. In old Valyria there were many families who were dragonlords but only the Targaryens survived The Doom of Valyria. And they didn't exactly survive it so much as they simply left Valryia to live on Dragonstone about a hundred years before the Doom.
Jaime and barristen selmy are the best fighters. Jaime would win against robb. Robb is 19 years old and not much experience, really.
Hey have you guys watched Wheel of Time?
No, pretty much anything to come out after 2013 is probably a no
@@ImmersiveReactions Prime video. Fantasy series based on a book series. Currently has 2 seasons, 10 episodes each. 3rd season coming.