@@ahmadbilalsaeed He is white wolf cos he is Jon Snow of House Stark. Snow is white and since Wolf is the sigil of Starks, thus it makes Jon Snow the white wolf!
He's called white wolf mostly because he is a bastard, bastard symbol known by the reversed colour of their house instead. Stark sigil symbol is grey fire wolf with white background, so for snow, its a white dire wolf with grey background
Nope. This is not a Stark motto. This is the GNC's motto. GNC stands for Great Northern Conspiracy. This is used by northeners to remind themselves of the long night and that there must always be a Stark in Winterfell.
Another key bit of symbolism: Jon was the only Stark to die before his dire wolf did. The fact that Ghost was still alive was a glaring clue that Jon wasn't gone for good.
Every Ned-Catelyn Stark children's direwolves died(left their owner), last remaining is Jon's Ghost which could also mean that he would be the last to have something die off him. also it wasn't mentioned how the stark children are all possible wargs, heck even Jon had dreams and he's half stark(in the show). though it wasn't proven if it was warging for arya, jon since it came off as something like a dream. bran is certainly proven a warg and a three-eyed raven. sansa's lady died to early to know. robb didn't get a POV for warging dreams. still would be nice to see it in the show if Jon accepted warging.
Summer's death also symbolize that Bran is no longer a Stark. He is only the Three Eye Raven. He has no duties to his family but he has a duty as the last greenseer. After Summer dies, Bran loses his personality and he seems unaffected by anything. The 3rd episode of the 7th season confirms this when he tells Sansa that he cannot be the Lord of anything, he refuses his right as a Stark, he can only be the Three Eye Raven
If Ghost dies that would symbolize Jon embracing his Targaryen lineage, Ghost is my favorite of the direwolves and it will break my heart to see him die. It's the same for Lady too, her death symbolizes Sansa's choice to side with the Lannisters over her family, she seizes to be a Stark then and Lady's death is the result of that choice.
I don't really think that sansa sided up with the lannisters. She saw arya as disturbing her 'romance' and didn't want to make her image towards cercei and joffrey bad so that she could mary him. Ofc she was wrong about them but at this point she thought it would be best to stay neutral. She was just a child who didn't realize why everything went wrong because she was believing life was a fairy tale.
It's also written in the book how one of the big reasons why Catelyn despises Jon so is because he has more Stark features than any of her own children. He may have Targaryen blood in him, but he is as true a Stark as they come.
I would also like to mention that in the books, Robb’s downfall started when he stopped bring Grey Wind with him everywhere. There was one specific scene where he told his mother that he married another woman and not Walder Frey’s daughter, which was also the first time Catelyn did not see Grey Wind with him. It was mentioned several times in her POV about how Grey Wind was howling in the kennels, which in my opinion, is a foreshadowing of how things will stop working in their favor. Just a bit of my own theorizing.
I take comfort in the fact that if not for the Red Wedding, Robb would have most likely won the War of the Five Kings and defeated even Tywin Lannister himself and had the Lannisters pissing in their boots. (I mean he practically did at the Battle of Whispering Wood anyways) Pretty sure GRRM had to kill him off because he was too powerful, the man was so badass they had to use some low ass tactics just to murder him man he was a great character
5:30 Isn't Tywin Lannister cutting open a stag when we are first introduced to his character? I think that's another impressive example of symbolism as well.
Very good. Wolves are the most faithfull and united animals, they love their pack and do everything to protect them, just like the Starks did, but once they are separeted, they became lonely beings. The combat between Starks and Lannister not came only by the history amoung Yorks and Lancasters, but from different perception of family. Lions also are group animals who loves each other, but they put their "proud" and strong capacities in the top of their leadership, while wolves prefer a "wise" and careful learder.
When winter comes for war, You shall hear no lions roar. When winter forces you to yield, No stags shall graze upon the field. When winter creeps upon you from the Shadows, No roses shall bloom from the meadows. When winter wreaks havoc on the land, You can bet there'll be no snakes in the Sand. When winter brings to life all it finds grim, The krakens shall freeze right where they Swim. When winter sets and the land begins zu Shiver, The flayes man will start to rot and wither. When fights to the last silver, No more trouts shall swim in the river. When winter ravages and all despair, No falcons shall fly high in the air. When winter shows you what happens When snow falls, Not even dragons breath shall warm you in Your halls. When winter comes with all its might, Only the wolves shall howl in the night!
@@gfilmer7150 the point is that the animals simbolizes something on each house. Of all of them the only real winter animal is the wolf. Is the only one that can survive trough all seasons especially the hard ones
The mother direwolf dying via the stagg to protect its young is a clear metaphor for Ned dying but ultimately giving up something that matters greatly to him (his honour) in order to protect his daughters. Also ‘stoicism’ is 100% one of the starks strongest characteristics. Stoicism is one of Ned’s strongest characteristics, as in the book he’s often described as being icy and frozen.
You guys missed the point why Rickon's direwolf is named shaggy dog. In literature, a shaggy dog story is an extremely long-winded anecdote characterized by extensive narration of typically irrelevant incidents and terminated by an anticlimax or a pointless punchline. In other words, rickon's story in the whole show was after all irrelevant and nonsense, hence the show never focused on him or gave him much scene which would and just have led him to a untimely nonsense anticlimactic death. GRRM planned it all along. A-ma-zing.
Books aren't finished yet. George gives the showrunners outlines and ideas of how the last 2 books will go. So there might be some similarities between the novels and the show.
My Soup Too cold Agreed. Adding a shaggy dog story isn't amazing or an example of exemplary writing. It's absolutely...well pointless and adds nothing at all. A literal waste of sentences in a novel so centred on world building and character roles, where there are almost too many characters vying to be written. Why even put him there if he changes nothing in the story whatsoever? In any case, there's obviously a correlation between the number of Starks and the 7, of which Rickon is a part of. Besides, I hope Martin at least does something with Rickon's feral/wildling nature even if he does die soon. That's the part of him that I always wanted to be expanded on, at least a little. The show has left many subplots out let's not forget (Dorne/Lady Stoneheart etc) and kills off characters that probably will survive, but won't be as relevant just for onscreen shock value. Or kills of characters too early/late. Rickon should at least get some focus in the books, if brief, before he goes. Not a lame fucking zig-zag fiasco.
legreat Spacejockey Jon is mostly Ned, but he has some of his father's traits too.. I think the way he led the wildings through the wall, forgiving Jorah.... is reminiscent of Rhaegar. He will do what is necessary to defeat the true evil.. Starks can be sometimes too proud, too stubborn.
Ned stark was a stupid asshole. Jaimie was so right. He DID judge him the moment he laid eyes on him, and Jaimie was justified with his hatred. Ned made Jaimie the way he was at the beginning of the series.
This is a great episode, you also have now made me want to rewatch the whole series. You also have a great voice, I really enjoy listening to it. I see we had the same idea, I'm hoping to have a GoT episode out before the new season too.
i don’t remember where I heard it but someone said that the motto can go two ways depending on the state of the starks, “winter is coming” can be out of fear but can also be proud, because even though everyone’s terrified of whitewalkers and winter, the starks home is the north and they embody the strong winter spirit, so when it’s said like that it’s a warning to others of their strength and will
celticwolff Even thought having Gendry continuing the Baratheon line would be nice I personally think the true ones to continue are Stannis, Shireen and Edric (From Robert And Delena Florent so technically he has Nobel blood). Yes Edric is a bastard but he doesn’t have have true Nobel blood unlike Gendry who only has one side. And in a monarchy, I doubt we will ever see a Bastard ruling a Nobel house. To others it would feel like betrayal or a free-for-all. I mean just look what happened in The Targaryen civil war.
My favorite House of GOT. In the end I appreciated every single Stark for very different reasons (even if Rickon had very little space in the story) and Jon Snow of course. I also liked them very much as a family (included the direwolves).
nah, i'm waiting for the Dorne one - how do i find my inner sex monster? - and avoiding any Bolton one - anyone who reads Amnesty torture stuff isn't up for an entertainment version
So glad I clicked on this video and learned all of this information. I would've never caught any of this on my own and thanks for presenting it to me in a easily digestible fashion!
I had never thought about the fact that the direwolf was killed by the stag's antler and how that linked to Ned and Robert, there must be so many things in this show that I've missed
It is worth mentioning that when Jon dies, in the books he will warg into ghost until his resurection, as shown in the opening chapter of aDwD. A shame they left it out of the show.
Right now Jon is dead in the books. I don't know where you get the warg thing in the first place, it doesn't appeared anyway. On the other hand I've theorised he would "reincarnated" in Ghost so who knows?
@@gfilmer7150 Yes... I already know Jon is a warg. What I meant is it doesn´t appeared to use his power just before he dies. Also I don´t think every Stark child had warg powers, Robb and Sansa don´t lookrd like to ever manifest any, and Rickon is kinda unclear since he is too young.
@@nidohime6233 Lady was killed before Sansa even knew she had powers. Also, Jon warging into Ghost makes sense, given the prologue of A Dance With Dragons.
Really enjoyed this video (as well as you other ones). I hope you get around to making a video of the other two main Houses, the Lannisters and of course the Targaryens.
God, I love the Starks so much! It is their House I want to see triumph and persevere in the end and it is their House that I feel the most for. Without them, I couldn't care less for the other Houses
All these vids really are incredible, I have watched every season twice and I still learned things that I never noticed before. Especially the differences in the banners and their changes across all your vids/the episodes. I didn't pay a significant amount of attention to the changes in the different houses banners, but their almost a character in themselves, as they too grow and change. Fascinating.
I've always thought that Lady's death was symbolic of Sansa's severed ties with house Stark. Sansa is so different from the other Starks, she really stands out, and she is the single Stark to have the most conflicts with the other members of the family, never truly emotionally connecting with them. All of the other siblings, from Jon to Rickon, liked each other pretty well and enjoyed playing together, but Sansa always was in the different room knitting and dreaming of glamorous Southern life. Oh, and she also the only one to never warg.
subbed great stuff. Nothing nobody wasnt sensing. But laid out in an entertaining articulate fashion with beautiful screencaps and clips. This is why youtube is important and content that expands on originally produced content should be allowed to license for free.
I enjoyed this so so much. This is seriously a great analysis and I can't wait for more of the houses to get similar videos. :') Thank you for doing such good work on this. Couldn't not subscribe.
Very nicely done! Loved this video, yet I have one addition concerning Shaggy Dog and Rickon. A shaggydog-tale is a tale which has a huge build up, but ends with an anticlimactic ending. Rickon's story could be seen as a shaggydog-tale as well. Through the seasons you might think he will be of importance in the end. After the first seasons, Bran sends him away to an assumed safehouse and one could expect that he might pop up and become important in a later season. Yet in season 6 he is suddenly killed of without us knowing too much about him. So in this way the name Shaggy Dog also reflects Rickon's life.
Well they died when they died in the books. But if it was like the books, you'd see those fuckers in just about every scene with the Starks when they are alive
Top class analysis, it's really all making sense. Just goes to show how incredibly delicate the writers and directors are, every small detail in the whole series has a meaning and all connected.
I almost cried watching it... such a beautifully made video! All symbols are so simple and true. I truly feel sad for Rickon, I felt this child suffered so much...
Man this video is so beautiful I was crying. Robb was my favorite character. He deserved so much more. And Rickon was innocent. He was a beautiful child cut down by a sadacious bastard.
House Stark. This is still my favorite house break down. Came back to rewatch it after House Mormont which is my second. Great job on these, Screen Prism!
Also Jon’s wolf being white fits nicely with the Targaryans, who have white hair. And it is contrasted with his favorite color being black (I mean he said so in season 1 at least) and him being a part of the nights watch, “taking the black”. It kinda shows his ”black and white” thinking, how he is solely focused on one goal, and anything that does not go towards that goal is anathema to him. But then there is the starks with the grey as well, he can still see the grey areas between arguments. Idk. Lots of black/white/grey symbolism going on with him. Not to mention blue, which is a bit more important in the books, with the whole blue rose for Lyanna and blue rose in the wall in Dany’s visions and stuff, but it directly connects him to the night king and the white walkers (who also have the same black/white thing going on). Also in the books, his eyes are meant to be blue. So idk. Lots of connections there, lots of foil characters. Even Dany is a foil to him, her eyes are violet, the mix between the red of the Targarayans and blue, I guess it would have been too obvious to give Jon violet eyes lol.
I like how you made it look classy and kept it to the point, the length was longer so I felt bored but the content was worth being patient for... keep making videos like this. Good Luck
But in the end they don't really fight against each other, I mean these "fights" happen because they see things differently. It's not like they're going to betray one another or fight for power. They're diffent,but their ultimate goal is the same and it's their family and the North. That's why Jon left the North in Sansa's hands,he knew he could trust her to take care of it and their people while he's away. She did it in her own way,but despite Littlefinger's manipulations and schemes he didn't really manage to turn her against her family. Because unlike him Sansa isn't driven by lust for power,it's not her goal to be in position of power or to have a title. It's only a mean for her so she can protect herself and her family,her home,land and people. And she does it,with Bran and Arya's help they finally manage to destroy him.
In the books Jon wargs into Ghost's body while Melissandre heals his body, before warging back in. The show implies this with Ghost in that scene if you look closely.
The Starks are strong and resilient. In contrast to many other characters, the Starks do what is hard but right. They go through some of the worst atrocities, but they don't give up or go bad. And most importantly, they don't turn on each other. Ned and Catelyn Stark are not only good people who have the strongest and healthiest romantic relationship in the series (despite some misunderstandings and imperfections) ... but they're also the best parents. They teach their children to be leaders and to stick together.
I got so emotional watching this. The Starks (and Jon Snow) have been through so much and have lost so much. Cannot wait for them to find some measure of happiness. Whatever that may look like.
Interesting analysis. Of course i had picked up on the stag and wolf pup symbolism, but I hadn't thought of Lady in that manner. Her death is symbolic of the death of her nieviety and sweet nature. Good videos, keep em coming.
This is astounding! I had my mind blown with the explanation on how the Stark children were actually connected to their wolves' names. And how that parent wolf got caught up with a stag. A STAG! How did I not notice that! Ugh, Lannisters.
This still has to be my favorite video of yours. Wonderful analysis of the most honorable of the house in GOT. Again, truly great job at revealing the truth of the honorable wolves.
I feel like there’s also some symbolism of calling jon the “white wolf” because he’s secretly a Targaryen and they’re known to have white/silver hair
Damn you're right...and with his red eyes/the red dragon of the Targaryen sigil GRRM really hinted at it all along
Bastard are called White wolf ...!!! i read it somewhere
@@ahmadbilalsaeed Bastards are called Snow in the North.
@@ahmadbilalsaeed He is white wolf cos he is Jon Snow of House Stark. Snow is white and since Wolf is the sigil of Starks, thus it makes Jon Snow the white wolf!
He's called white wolf mostly because he is a bastard, bastard symbol known by the reversed colour of their house instead. Stark sigil symbol is grey fire wolf with white background, so for snow, its a white dire wolf with grey background
The second motto for the Starks is "The North Remembers.." They can forgive but never forget and the superb loyalty and love for family above all.
Nope. This is not a Stark motto. This is the GNC's motto. GNC stands for Great Northern Conspiracy. This is used by northeners to remind themselves of the long night and that there must always be a Stark in Winterfell.
Not a Stark thing but a North one. They firmly believe there must always be a Stark in Winterfell.
This is all because The North is actually Pepperidge Farms.
Another key bit of symbolism: Jon was the only Stark to die before his dire wolf did. The fact that Ghost was still alive was a glaring clue that Jon wasn't gone for good.
the stark's scaled wolf may have also been a hint at jon's true heritage.
HoopsAndDinoMan Robb died before Grey Wind...
lonely one I’m thinking the producers just thought it looked cool. The sigil in the books looks different.
Actually Robb died before his wolf too..
Every Ned-Catelyn Stark children's direwolves died(left their owner), last remaining is Jon's Ghost which could also mean that he would be the last to have something die off him. also it wasn't mentioned how the stark children are all possible wargs, heck even Jon had dreams and he's half stark(in the show). though it wasn't proven if it was warging for arya, jon since it came off as something like a dream. bran is certainly proven a warg and a three-eyed raven. sansa's lady died to early to know. robb didn't get a POV for warging dreams. still would be nice to see it in the show if Jon accepted warging.
Summer's death also symbolize that Bran is no longer a Stark. He is only the Three Eye Raven. He has no duties to his family but he has a duty as the last greenseer. After Summer dies, Bran loses his personality and he seems unaffected by anything. The 3rd episode of the 7th season confirms this when he tells Sansa that he cannot be the Lord of anything, he refuses his right as a Stark, he can only be the Three Eye Raven
If Ghost dies that would symbolize Jon embracing his Targaryen lineage, Ghost is my favorite of the direwolves and it will break my heart to see him die. It's the same for Lady too, her death symbolizes Sansa's choice to side with the Lannisters over her family, she seizes to be a Stark then and Lady's death is the result of that choice.
I don't really think that sansa sided up with the lannisters. She saw arya as disturbing her 'romance' and didn't want to make her image towards cercei and joffrey bad so that she could mary him. Ofc she was wrong about them but at this point she thought it would be best to stay neutral. She was just a child who didn't realize why everything went wrong because she was believing life was a fairy tale.
But Jon is much more Stark than Targaryen, not only he's got Stark blood, he was raízes amongst them.
It's also written in the book how one of the big reasons why Catelyn despises Jon so is because he has more Stark features than any of her own children. He may have Targaryen blood in him, but he is as true a Stark as they come.
I hope that Arya's wolf comes back, representing how she came back to her family.
I would also like to mention that in the books, Robb’s downfall started when he stopped bring Grey Wind with him everywhere. There was one specific scene where he told his mother that he married another woman and not Walder Frey’s daughter, which was also the first time Catelyn did not see Grey Wind with him. It was mentioned several times in her POV about how Grey Wind was howling in the kennels, which in my opinion, is a foreshadowing of how things will stop working in their favor. Just a bit of my own theorizing.
Ned says "we can't fight a war amongst ourselves" and I realized Jon also said that to Sansa when they retook Winterfell..
Like father, like son.
Then there's Aarya.. Fighting now
Jon needs to go back to Winterfell before shit really hits the fan. I hope he makes it before Arya, Sansa or Littlefinger does something drastic.
jevgenkova yea but I feel like something bad is gonna happen at winterfell either with little finger or the stark sisters cuz it's GOT
"We need to trust each other, we have so many enemies now." is what Jon said. Close but not quite
I get that Robb dying was a masterful piece of storytelling... But I would still prefer he had won, that's just how much I love that character.
I take comfort in the fact that if not for the Red Wedding, Robb would have most likely won the War of the Five Kings and defeated even Tywin Lannister himself and had the Lannisters pissing in their boots. (I mean he practically did at the Battle of Whispering Wood anyways) Pretty sure GRRM had to kill him off because he was too powerful, the man was so badass they had to use some low ass tactics just to murder him man he was a great character
I think Robb was killed off because he wasnt playing the game the right way.
@@Kobeat21 you are right. if he obey his mother then he can take kings landing with north and riverland army plus the vale i guess.
You missed the point of the series. Congrats, dipshit.
Thank goodness you don’t write asoiaf
The amount of foreshadowing and details like these in Game of Thrones are insane. Really looking forward to more videos on the other houses :D
here is just a small reminder for us all, "the Game of Thrones" was written in 1996, so the amount of foreshadowing is ...
Nguyen Pham Is what god damn you
Nguyen Pham is what? Massive?
Well, we know now how all that symbolism turned out :/
Too bad the writers of the show messed it up
5:30 Isn't Tywin Lannister cutting open a stag when we are first introduced to his character? I think that's another impressive example of symbolism as well.
Fawad B yoo
I also read somewhere that Ghost's eyes are red like the rubies Rhaegar liked and also wore on his armour when he died at the Trident.
iKloudz Basically symbolizing the Targareyn in Jon.
Very good. Wolves are the most faithfull and united animals, they love their pack and do everything to protect them, just like the Starks did, but once they are separeted, they became lonely beings. The combat between Starks and Lannister not came only by the history amoung Yorks and Lancasters, but from different perception of family. Lions also are group animals who loves each other, but they put their "proud" and strong capacities in the top of their leadership, while wolves prefer a "wise" and careful learder.
“stark“ is the German word for “strong“
Genau
Ich wollte das auch schreiben
Same in swedish!
I somehow always forget most people don't know that
same in swedish :P
When winter comes for war,
You shall hear no lions roar.
When winter forces you to yield,
No stags shall graze upon the field.
When winter creeps upon you from the
Shadows,
No roses shall bloom from the meadows.
When winter wreaks havoc on the land,
You can bet there'll be no snakes in the
Sand.
When winter brings to life all it finds grim,
The krakens shall freeze right where they
Swim.
When winter sets and the land begins zu
Shiver,
The flayes man will start to rot and wither.
When fights to the last silver,
No more trouts shall swim in the river.
When winter ravages and all despair,
No falcons shall fly high in the air.
When winter shows you what happens
When snow falls,
Not even dragons breath shall warm you in
Your halls.
When winter comes with all its might,
Only the wolves shall howl in the night!
This is an extremely underrated comment
This gave me chills. Perfect, just perfect.
What’s wrong with stags?
@@gfilmer7150 the point is that the animals simbolizes something on each house. Of all of them the only real winter animal is the wolf. Is the only one that can survive trough all seasons especially the hard ones
@@miksobrado I meant “What’s wrong with The Baratheons” since their whole thing is stags and they’re allies with The Starks.
The mother direwolf dying via the stagg to protect its young is a clear metaphor for Ned dying but ultimately giving up something that matters greatly to him (his honour) in order to protect his daughters.
Also ‘stoicism’ is 100% one of the starks strongest characteristics. Stoicism is one of Ned’s strongest characteristics, as in the book he’s often described as being icy and frozen.
You guys missed the point why Rickon's direwolf is named shaggy dog. In literature, a shaggy dog story is an extremely long-winded anecdote characterized by extensive narration of typically irrelevant incidents and terminated by an anticlimax or a pointless punchline. In other words, rickon's story in the whole show was after all irrelevant and nonsense, hence the show never focused on him or gave him much scene which would and just have led him to a untimely nonsense anticlimactic death. GRRM planned it all along. A-ma-zing.
Junno Mars except you know he's still alive in the books
Books aren't finished yet. George gives the showrunners outlines and ideas of how the last 2 books will go. So there might be some similarities between the novels and the show.
Arya Snow I would think they would give him more meaning than just killing him off.
My Soup Too cold Agreed. Adding a shaggy dog story isn't amazing or an example of exemplary writing. It's absolutely...well pointless and adds nothing at all. A literal waste of sentences in a novel so centred on world building and character roles, where there are almost too many characters vying to be written. Why even put him there if he changes nothing in the story whatsoever? In any case, there's obviously a correlation between the number of Starks and the 7, of which Rickon is a part of. Besides, I hope Martin at least does something with Rickon's feral/wildling nature even if he does die soon. That's the part of him that I always wanted to be expanded on, at least a little.
The show has left many subplots out let's not forget (Dorne/Lady Stoneheart etc) and kills off characters that probably will survive, but won't be as relevant just for onscreen shock value. Or kills of characters too early/late. Rickon should at least get some focus in the books, if brief, before he goes. Not a lame fucking zig-zag fiasco.
My Soup Too cold nah he's too young in the books so i doubt he is important
eventually Starks are always right.
jon is basically ned jr or an extension of him, he carries neds words, wisdom and his actions..
legreat Spacejockey Jon is mostly Ned, but he has some of his father's traits too.. I think the way he led the wildings through the wall, forgiving Jorah.... is reminiscent of Rhaegar. He will do what is necessary to defeat the true evil.. Starks can be sometimes too proud, too stubborn.
Ned stark was a stupid asshole. Jaimie was so right. He DID judge him the moment he laid eyes on him, and Jaimie was justified with his hatred. Ned made Jaimie the way he was at the beginning of the series.
Matthew's exciting gaming and other I don't know whether this is a troll or not so...uh...
Krysis Advocate nah im not trolling. think about it. rewatch the bath scene with jaimie
Haha, she said "spoilers are coming!"
Jake Anderson 1:17 lol she really did
Indeed, the net is dark and full of spoilers
This is a great episode, you also have now made me want to rewatch the whole series. You also have a great voice, I really enjoy listening to it. I see we had the same idea, I'm hoping to have a GoT episode out before the new season too.
Before The Credits just subbed. keep it up
Thanks Dontay I really appreciate.
Before The Credits she do got a sweet voice
i don’t remember where I heard it but someone said that the motto can go two ways depending on the state of the starks, “winter is coming” can be out of fear but can also be proud, because even though everyone’s terrified of whitewalkers and winter, the starks home is the north and they embody the strong winter spirit, so when it’s said like that it’s a warning to others of their strength and will
I also considered the motto "Winter is Coming" to mean When Winter gets here you will see the Strength of the Starks who were prepared for Winter.
“And the Baratheons in anger” ‘SLAP!’
Laughed out loud
Stralia Mate “what did the five fingers say to the face?”
Same here jajajaja
"Winter is Coming! Now THATs memorable" 😏
~ Olenna Tyrell
(You were ALWAYS Memorable Olenna, RIP🖤)
yeahhh truly RIPed now
My girlfriend absolutely loves your videos and I'm so glad she introduced me to you guys! Thanks for putting out such awesome quality videos!
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Arya to Nymeria: "That's not you"
signals that Nymeria found her self/path and so is Arya.
Just when you thought that you couldn't appreciate the show more than you do.. So grateful to witness such a masterpiece!
So if Gendry survives, he could reverse the Baratheon colors and rule the House?
theoretically, yes
That would be a pretty sigil, a golden stag on a black field.
He doesnt have an golden stag tho
celticwolff Even thought having Gendry continuing the Baratheon line would be nice I personally think the true ones to continue are Stannis, Shireen and Edric (From Robert And Delena Florent so technically he has Nobel blood). Yes Edric is a bastard but he doesn’t have have true Nobel blood unlike Gendry who only has one side.
And in a monarchy, I doubt we will ever see a Bastard ruling a Nobel house. To others it would feel like betrayal or a free-for-all. I mean just look what happened in The Targaryen civil war.
Yeah, if a bastard takes over a House, the colors swap
My favorite House of GOT. In the end I appreciated every single Stark for very different reasons (even if Rickon had very little space in the story) and Jon Snow of course. I also liked them very much as a family (included the direwolves).
Omg this was so interesting to watch I didn't want it to end
Girl. You took the words from my mouth. I wanted to share this with everyone at the time I read the book. Keep doing content like this one. You rock!!
Wow, it's pretty rare I can watch something like this without switching off halfway through but this video is an exception. Fantastic job, thanks.
Edd So, you are usually too impatient to watch a 10 minute video?
Amazing Analysis
Oh, yes!
nah, i'm waiting for the Dorne one - how do i find my inner sex monster? - and avoiding any Bolton one - anyone who reads Amnesty torture stuff isn't up for an entertainment version
Maydha Mn
The dire wolf symbolism is so well done
So glad I clicked on this video and learned all of this information. I would've never caught any of this on my own and thanks for presenting it to me in a easily digestible fashion!
I love this video, love this channel, and need ya'll to cover every major house now.
Wow it's crazy the amount of symbolism that is in this show! I'm writing my own dark fantasy world myself and this is giving me so many ideas!!
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It was Cersei who demanded Lady be put down.
NOT Joffrey!
NICE ANALYSIS..
I had never thought about the fact that the direwolf was killed by the stag's antler and how that linked to Ned and Robert, there must be so many things in this show that I've missed
It is worth mentioning that when Jon dies, in the books he will warg into ghost until his resurection, as shown in the opening chapter of aDwD. A shame they left it out of the show.
TV shows and books are two completely different mediums!
Right now Jon is dead in the books. I don't know where you get the warg thing in the first place, it doesn't appeared anyway. On the other hand I've theorised he would "reincarnated" in Ghost so who knows?
@@nidohime6233 Jon's a warg in the books just like Bran, Rickon, Robb, Arya, and even Sansa.
@@gfilmer7150 Yes... I already know Jon is a warg. What I meant is it doesn´t appeared to use his power just before he dies. Also I don´t think every Stark child had warg powers, Robb and Sansa don´t lookrd like to ever manifest any, and Rickon is kinda unclear since he is too young.
@@nidohime6233 Lady was killed before Sansa even knew she had powers. Also, Jon warging into Ghost makes sense, given the prologue of A Dance With Dragons.
there are so many great film and television analysis channels but screenprism I must admit is the most underlooked. Fantastic work here!
There is another thing that links all surviving members of Stark family: in one way or another they died and came back to life.
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Really enjoyed this video (as well as you other ones). I hope you get around to making a video of the other two main Houses, the Lannisters and of course the Targaryens.
Excellent analysis. Love this show! 👏
what a majestic video, absolutely perfect on every level, the ending actually gave me goosebumps. Keep up the great work. Legendary movements!
are you going to make similar videos for the other houses
Yes we are! Stay tuned for Lannisters & Targaryens coming next week.
awesome
After you've done Lannister and targayrean you should do some of the smaller ones like Tully, Tyrell and especially Greyjoy!
I'd love to see a Tyrell and Martell analysis.
And of course no one mentions the arryns ... smh
Love the analysis, straight to the point, easy to follow, good voice,and almost something out of a creative writing class. Love the channel.
God, I love the Starks so much! It is their House I want to see triumph and persevere in the end and it is their House that I feel the most for. Without them, I couldn't care less for the other Houses
Thank you so so so so much for these videos. They're well-edited, cohesive, and wholly entertaining. Looking forward for more.
this channel gets better and better by each upload
Looking forward for other house's analysis! Seriously doing these analyses couple days before season 7 of GOT starts is pure genius ScreenPrism!
1st video I've seen on this channel... SUBSCRIBED!
All these vids really are incredible, I have watched every season twice and I still learned things that I never noticed before. Especially the differences in the banners and their changes across all your vids/the episodes. I didn't pay a significant amount of attention to the changes in the different houses banners, but their almost a character in themselves, as they too grow and change. Fascinating.
Stark means strong in Swedish. Always asumed that was what George was going for
You've captured the Starks' element *perfectly* .
I've always thought that Lady's death was symbolic of Sansa's severed ties with house Stark. Sansa is so different from the other Starks, she really stands out, and she is the single Stark to have the most conflicts with the other members of the family, never truly emotionally connecting with them. All of the other siblings, from Jon to Rickon, liked each other pretty well and enjoyed playing together, but Sansa always was in the different room knitting and dreaming of glamorous Southern life. Oh, and she also the only one to never warg.
Love your guys' channel. Keep it up!
king in the north.
still makes me tingle
subbed great stuff. Nothing nobody wasnt sensing. But laid out in an entertaining articulate fashion with beautiful screencaps and clips. This is why youtube is important and content that expands on originally produced content should be allowed to license for free.
I enjoyed this so so much. This is seriously a great analysis and I can't wait for more of the houses to get similar videos. :') Thank you for doing such good work on this. Couldn't not subscribe.
Absolutely brilliant analysis. Specifically the foreshadowing of Wolf's death due to Stag. Keep up the good work.
How does this channel only have 60K subs? It's brilliant!
Very nicely done! Loved this video, yet I have one addition concerning Shaggy Dog and Rickon.
A shaggydog-tale is a tale which has a huge build up, but ends with an anticlimactic ending. Rickon's story could be seen as a shaggydog-tale as well. Through the seasons you might think he will be of importance in the end. After the first seasons, Bran sends him away to an assumed safehouse and one could expect that he might pop up and become important in a later season. Yet in season 6 he is suddenly killed of without us knowing too much about him.
So in this way the name Shaggy Dog also reflects Rickon's life.
Most of the wolves died due to budget constraints.
They die in the books too, so...
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Well they died when they died in the books.
But if it was like the books, you'd see those fuckers in just about every scene with the Starks when they are alive
I just spent an hour watching all these videos. I'm addicted.
Don't worry in the future they will have Tony....
And now he's gone too 😭
@@ayamshiia336 But he has a daughter!!! It's still a Stark!!! 🐺😭😭😭😭
THE NORTH NEVER FORGETS ! 😂 superheroes are coming
never before have i ever been so invested in a youtube video
This was amazing put together! Well done ScreenPrism
Top class analysis, it's really all making sense. Just goes to show how incredibly delicate the writers and directors are, every small detail in the whole series has a meaning and all connected.
Great Breakdown and Analysis.
More Power to your Channel. 👌
"The king in the north" scene always gives me the chills.
Fantastic video, well presented and researched :D
I almost cried watching it... such a beautifully made video! All symbols are so simple and true. I truly feel sad for Rickon, I felt this child suffered so much...
amazing job.
Man this video is so beautiful I was crying. Robb was my favorite character. He deserved so much more. And Rickon was innocent. He was a beautiful child cut down by a sadacious bastard.
I want you guys to do a video over Heathers (1988). A true classic that not enough people look further into
Beautiful annotations are implemented. Delved deep inside the meaning. No one could've done it better
Can't wait to see that reverse Stark banner. He should also take up a cool name like Blackfyre
AR21 He should also change his house words to something like "Winter Shall End".
Because that went well the last time.
House Stark. This is still my favorite house break down. Came back to rewatch it after House Mormont which is my second. Great job on these, Screen Prism!
I love this channel! Excellent research and quality content!
Thank you so much for these presentations. Reviewing these houses again really pumps my memories about Game of Thrones. I love these! 💕
"Stark" is also a German word and means "strong"
Also Jon’s wolf being white fits nicely with the Targaryans, who have white hair. And it is contrasted with his favorite color being black (I mean he said so in season 1 at least) and him being a part of the nights watch, “taking the black”. It kinda shows his ”black and white” thinking, how he is solely focused on one goal, and anything that does not go towards that goal is anathema to him. But then there is the starks with the grey as well, he can still see the grey areas between arguments. Idk. Lots of black/white/grey symbolism going on with him. Not to mention blue, which is a bit more important in the books, with the whole blue rose for Lyanna and blue rose in the wall in Dany’s visions and stuff, but it directly connects him to the night king and the white walkers (who also have the same black/white thing going on). Also in the books, his eyes are meant to be blue. So idk. Lots of connections there, lots of foil characters. Even Dany is a foil to him, her eyes are violet, the mix between the red of the Targarayans and blue, I guess it would have been too obvious to give Jon violet eyes lol.
Wow, this was a very well done video. Good job.
I like how you made it look classy and kept it to the point, the length was longer so I felt bored but the content was worth being patient for... keep making videos like this. Good Luck
I love this stuff
This was beautiful; this is my favorite one out of the Game of Thrones videos you've posted. *applauds* Beautiful analysis, btw.
I cried a lot watching this
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As a literature student myself, I would say, superbly well done!
House Stark. Words: "We cannot fight a war amongst ourselves" XD
Arya vs Sansa, Robb vs Catelyn, Jon vs Sansa, everyone is fighting XD
But in the end they don't really fight against each other, I mean these "fights" happen because they see things differently. It's not like they're going to betray one another or fight for power. They're diffent,but their ultimate goal is the same and it's their family and the North. That's why Jon left the North in Sansa's hands,he knew he could trust her to take care of it and their people while he's away. She did it in her own way,but despite Littlefinger's manipulations and schemes he didn't really manage to turn her against her family. Because unlike him Sansa isn't driven by lust for power,it's not her goal to be in position of power or to have a title. It's only a mean for her so she can protect herself and her family,her home,land and people. And she does it,with Bran and Arya's help they finally manage to destroy him.
In the books Jon wargs into Ghost's body while Melissandre heals his body, before warging back in. The show implies this with Ghost in that scene if you look closely.
I NEEEEEEED MOREEEE!!!
The Starks are strong and resilient. In contrast to many other characters, the Starks do what is hard but right. They go through some of the worst atrocities, but they don't give up or go bad. And most importantly, they don't turn on each other. Ned and Catelyn Stark are not only good people who have the strongest and healthiest romantic relationship in the series (despite some misunderstandings and imperfections) ... but they're also the best parents. They teach their children to be leaders and to stick together.
Stark and Targaryen forever !
*Fire and Blood!*
*Winter will come for all those weak lions!*
I got so emotional watching this. The Starks (and Jon Snow) have been through so much and have lost so much. Cannot wait for them to find some measure of happiness. Whatever that may look like.
LOL
The Starks won the game of Thrones
Interesting analysis. Of course i had picked up on the stag and wolf pup symbolism, but I hadn't thought of Lady in that manner. Her death is symbolic of the death of her nieviety and sweet nature. Good videos, keep em coming.
That’s some college level literature stuff right there. I should be taking notes. Well done
This is astounding! I had my mind blown with the explanation on how the Stark children were actually connected to their wolves' names. And how that parent wolf got caught up with a stag. A STAG! How did I not notice that! Ugh, Lannisters.
This is awesome!
This still has to be my favorite video of yours. Wonderful analysis of the most honorable of the house in GOT. Again, truly great job at revealing the truth of the honorable wolves.
Lady also represents Sansa being punished for her families actions