I CAME BACK TO THIS?! GAME OF THRONES | First Time Watching: S3 Ep 9 The Rains of Castamere REACTION
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Game of Thrones Episode Description: Robb and Catelyn arrive at the Twins for the wedding. Jon is put to the test to see where his loyalties truly lie. Bran's group decides to split up. Daenerys plans an invasion of Yunkai.
I CAME BACK TO THIS?! GAME OF THRONES | First Time Watching: S3 Ep 9 The Rains of Castamere REACTION
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“I can’t wait for Rob and Katelyn to see Arya!” Me: closes my eyes and shakes my head..
Yeah that was heartbreaking 💔
Sweet summer child
I think the words left his mouth lol 😂
Same😭
I died a little inside.
Aemon Targaryen said "Love is the death of duty", Robb found that out the hard way.
Facts 💯
Nice job picking up on the fact that Roose Bolton was working with Tywin. Hardly any reactors realize what him releasing Jaime meant.
I've seen a few reactors wondering why he didn't send Jaime back to Robb, but they still don't quite piece it together until this episode.
Winter has come. The Red Wedding. This was the episode that started Reactions. All the book readers waited in ambush with their cameras and hid the spoiler of spoilers for three years. And the tradition continues.
Damn man. Your right. Never thought of it like that. So true!
Thank you friends of these poor unsuspecting people for starting something that's gotten my thru this whole pandemic crap
This didn’t start reactions. That’s just when you started noticing them.
@@Hey_Jamie obviously it did not literally start reaction
For exemple there was reactions to 2 girls 1 cup and such
But this is definetly what blew up the concept of reacting to a show/movie/song
@@ExoTikSalSA even before then, let's plays were getting pretty well known for videogame fans. 2g1c was from 2007, let's plays had be a thing since 2005. This show itself had this episode premiere in 2013, by which point video games had reaction videos for almost a decade.
Omg, the thumbnail is of his empty chair, I can't, I just can't. 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The bread and salt thing - they shared bread and salt with Walder Frey, thus invoking "guest rights". This means that guests are safe during their stay and under Frey protection. In the books - because of this solemn tradition, the Starks removed their arms, It was inconceivable to anyone that the Freys would carry out this atrocity. What happened was not just a massacre, it went way deeper than that. The tradtion is still with us today in some form or fashion. When you have guests today, you always offer then something to eat or drink when they enter your home. At least this is the tradition in my country and family. When I watched the I knew exactly how horrendous it was, on multiple levels.
Thank you Bettina for this gem
@@MajorReacts breaking guest rights is highly frowned upon as well.
@@PhilSoReal1 Not just frowned upon but also a great taboo
Yep even in Scotland wen someone enters our home the first thing out of our mouth is “cup of tea ☕️” 😂
There's a Westori story about a cook being punished not for feeding a boy to his father in a pie but killing the young man who should have been protected under guest right. The cook was turned into a rat and sentenced to be devoured by his children for eternity...
When gilly says "you're like, a wizard." to sam he smiles because in the first season he says to Jon "I always wanted to be a wizard."
I keep waiting for someone to remember this
“You lost this war, the day you married her.”
I love the enthusiasm for when he comes back ‘great to be back’ and than it’s just him leaving at the end lol
I love that no one is able to do an outro for this episode XD
@@xBarbzzz Same here!!! My man BOUNCED!!!! I think he went to a few cocktails 😂😂🍸🍸🍹🍹🍸🍸🍹🍹
You called it when Rob executed Lord Karstark. But he was right when he said “I believe you lost the war the day you married her (Talisa).” You could also argue the war was lost when Cat released Jaime, as that was the real beginning of the turmoil in Robb’s camp.
Robb needed to execute Lord Karstark though, he openly belittled, disrespected and disobeyed Robb, he needed to die. If Robb hadn't executed him his sworn swords and bannermen would've viewed him as weak and most likely would've plotted to over throw him, it also would've opened the door to others thinking it was alright to walk all over him and disobey his orders. Killing Karstark had made major issues but keeping him alive also did too.
Thats my opinion too. Its possible King Rob could've weathered the consequences of marrying Talisa but his mother letting Jaime loose literallly ended up tearing his army in half and dooming their prospects. Its interesting if you at it everything Catelyn Stark did ended up blowing up in her face
The Rains of Castamere was written about a family called Rains(2nd richest family) that Tywin had wiped out.
@Mark Sheymus its 100 percent true, Karstark belittle Robb and made multiple disrespect comments about him, he also went behind Robb's back and OPENLY disobeyed him, he needed to die or else Robb would've been seen as weak.
You can also argue that lord Frey is also dead right. Frey is caught between the starks and lannisters and must choose a side. Rob was an untrustworthy partner.
Ouch, what an episode to come back to, sending hugs for all the emotions you've experienced
You could see the tears in his eyes as the Red Wedding commenced. It's okay to feel disgusted dude. The emotional rollercoaster swings both ways, ups and downs.
"Damn it feels good to be back here in the studio"
Not for long bruddah...
The Summer Child is now a Winter Wolf like the rest of us.
Glad you're feeling better, Major.
Well said ! I agree !! Winters here !
And so the tradition continues
As it shall for future generations
Thank you for the support Eidolon 🙏🏾
@@redacted-19 I prefer "The Summer Child is now a Wolf of Winter", but that's because I follow the Old Ways.
@@nickpeterson8659 I go with "Northman" for guys and "Woman of Winter" for women.
Damn, this episode never gets any easier to watch.
I've seen it more than a hundred times with all the reactors here on YT, but it is still as ugly as when I first watched. Not as scary and surprising, but just as ugly
Yeah why am I literally sobbing after watching it at least 8 times already
I’ll never get tired of watching people see the red wedding for the first time
Congratulations Major, say goodbye to the sweet summer child you were…and remember: Nothing burns like the cold.
You realized from the beginning what a big mistake Robb made when he didn’t marry the Frey woman. That really was his undoing. I seriously doubt Lord Frey would have betrayed him if he had kept his oath.
The 3 major mistakes of the Starks in this war:
1. freeing Jaime
2. Not marrying Walder freys daughter
3. Killing lord Karstark
Any one of those things doesn’t happen and Robb maybe wins. Honorable mention to trusting Theon because it was the Greyjoy’s invading the north that allowed Tywin to focus on Stannis. The quote from Tyrion in season 2 “our enemies hate each other almost as much as they hate us” is really what saved the lannisters. If they could’ve just focused on beating the lannisters rather than fighting each other there would’ve been no contest
This episode is an emotional gut punch. I read the books and I knew it was coming and it still hit me hard. I screamed no so loud my father who was in another part of the house came to check on me. I was crying so hard he thought one of my friends had died. The acting is phenomenal and Cat's scream when she sees Robb killed still pierces my heart she sounds like she is in such anguish.
Lord that scream 😔
Dude, SAME. It was 3am and i woke my dad up😂😂
I'm gonna say this cause i know you like to know some curiosities that happens only in the book. And also cause i think its cool.
When Catlyn made that arrangement with the Freys in the books, a part from Robb marrying with one of Walder's daughters, there was also two boys that was sent to Winterfell to be raised as squires as part of the arrangement, and one of them was to marry Arya. In Bran chapters, he mentions a child game those boys played called "Lord of the Crossing" which is basically a game of betrayal. The players goal is to cross the river (can be just a puddle) and the "Lord" has to make them swear oaths and answer questions. But, if the players find a way to include the word "mayhaps" in their sentences without the "Lord" notice, you can throw the Lord in the water and be the next Lord.
When Robb is trying to forge an aliance again with the Freys by marrying Edmure, Walder says to him:
"I need to see my men across the river, my lord," Robb said.
"They shan't get lost," Lord Walder complained. "They've crossed before, haven't they? When you came down from the north. You wanted crossing and I gave it to you, and you never said 𝐦𝐚𝐲𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐬, heh. But suit yourself. Lead each man across by the hand if you like, it's naught to me."
"My lord!" Catelyn had almost forgotten. "Some food would be most welcome. We have ridden many leagues in the rain."
Walder Frey's mouth moved in and out. "Food, heh. A loaf of bread, a bite of cheese, 𝐦𝐚𝐲𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐬 a sausage."
He says "mayhaps" twice, first to Robb and second to Catlyn, already showing his intention to betray the Starks and the Tullys.
Yo this is so dope Alexander thank you for this
I forgot about Big Walder and Little Walder
happy to see that you’re back and feeling better, major.
so sorry you had to come back to such a heartbreaking and painful episode. we’re here for you 🧡
i wish you good fortune in the wars to come.
Hell of an episode for you come back
Yeah this one hurt me 😥
As a student of history, you may know somethig of teh Scottish "Black Dinner" which was the inspiration for this episode! AmazingQQ
So happy that no one spoiled this - at all - he knew nada about the infamous Red Wedding. Hard episode to return to after a break. The only episode that most ever watched and were very much still drained, upset and angry about it the next day. Acting was outstanding. Like Chess, In the game of thrones, you win or ...
This one hurt me 😥
@@MajorReacts Hope the title of the episode didn't give anything away. You certainly guessed the song correctly. You have great ears
You are a sweet summer child no longer. Kudos on recognizing the Lannister’s song! You’re the only reactor I’ve seen to make mention of that! Just don’t rage quit whatever you do! We were all tempted! Glad you’re feeling better! Hugs!
Thank you Dawn and yeah this one hurt an as much as I want to be done with this show I'm gon keep going
Omg my heart broke when you said how your wife is expecting at the start knowing what you were about to watch! ❤️🩹
it’s a hard episode to watch, but it needed to happen. This is what makes game of thrones so good, because characters are punished for making mistakes. Rob may have shown glimpses of being a great leader, but the last stretch of his reign were absolute chaos, and he would pay the ultimate price for it
Chaos… is a ladder
The Red Wedding is probably one of the most well known and infamous episodes in television history. Now that you're a sturdy person of winter you can spend an eternity just watching the thousands of reactions to the Red Wedding episode lmao. Wouldn't even be an exaggeration to say the Red Wedding pretty much birthed the TV show reaction channels as a viable genre. Pay homage!
Bread and salt is a tradition welcoming guests into your home and a promise that no harm will come to them while there.
Food at the beginning is bread & salt, not sugar, but I get the confusion lol, easy mix up. It Symbolizes Guest Right (Law of Hospitality). And welcome back! Very happy to hear you've recovered from Covid. One hell of an episode to return to. You're a man of winter now. Valar Morghulis.
Isn't the 'bread-and-salt' means 'greeting' in real world? In my country it is
In the show you first hear the full song when Bronn and the Lannister soldiers are singing it right before Blackwater. At the end of that episode you hear the marching tune of that song as Tywin makes his legendary entrance in the throne room.Then a whole season later Cersei tells Maergery about the story of House Reyne. The foreshadowing is there in bits and pieces. But everytime so much else is going on it is designed to make those little bits of info feel trivial. Everyone always focus on Joffrey doing something terrible at the Sansa Tyrion wedding, but that one ends up being a red herring. This is the one. "And now the rains weep o'er his hall, with not a soul to hear". System of a Down's Serj Tankian has a live orchestral performance of Rains of Castamere that you can find on youtube. It's so good. It's one of my favorite piece of music from the GoT verse.
I gotta check it out
Your sharp brother not many people pick up on boltens shady shit. Totally shocked me this episode sat in silence after lol
18:42 Among skin-changers north of the Wall, it is considered an abomination to take over someone else's mind.
Moreover, it is a very difficult act to do so. In the books, a powerful skin changer "Varamyr Sixskins" tries to do this and it almost kills him.
Varamyr is considered the most powerful warg among the wildlings and he fails to do so.
Bran, however, who has no real control over his abilities yet, manages to do so, which shows that Bran has so much more powerful potential than any other skin changer out there and he is more than just a warg.
In the books, by the way, all Stark children have warg abilities.
We read in the chapters of Jon and Arya when they dream at night that they then take over their direwolves. Arya even manages to do this from miles away. Unlike Bran, however, this happens unconsciously and uncontrolled.
Robb and Rickon have the abilities as well, even though we don't read about them.
Sansa probably has these abilities too, only they were never unleashed because her direwolf died so young.
The difference with Bran is that he's also a greenseer.
I also love the fact when they are in their wolves as can sense the other wolves and that Lady died
It helps that Hodor is "simple" though. Probably easier to take over his mind compared to most other people.
@@darth856 And that he trusts Bran. He hides in his mind when Bran skinchanges him, but he doesn't fight like the woman did when Varamyr tried to take her over.
Notable is that some wildlings can do it too and you see the one stabbed by Jon move into his eagle and attack jon
First of all: it's good to know you're feeling better
Second of all: You're, now, a man of winter, my lord. Welcome ❄️
Thank you for the positive energy Joao and yes this episode hurt
@@MajorReacts It will pass, and the show gets better, I can tell you that. Don't give up on it 🔥 ✌🏻
It's really ironic that you returned to reactions for this episode, it's usually the one where people just stop for a while. The story's not over though. Awesome reaction and one of the few that recognized the Lannister song and Lord Bolton's role, can't wait for your next ones.
Sam is like a wizard. That's what he told Jon he wanted to be when he grew up and now he is =p
Oh my god I can’t believe you’re back!!! Glad to hear you’ve had a safe recovery, can’t wait to see your reaction to this notorious episode lol
Thank you Revaray and this episode hurt
You got to give it Frey, that was a clean operation.
I think you are the first reactor to notice and suspect Bolton because he didn't mention Jaime to Robb.
Can't wait for your review of this episode!
The most brutal episode in TV history. Never felt numb like that after any other show
Glenn on Walking Dead was close.
But yeah, this was an insane, surreal cultural experience.
Buffy ‘The Body’ is probably the only episode I can think of that is worse than this one. Less brutal and visceral but in the tear your heart out stakes it’s definitely up there.
"Qyburn hopes your father will force the citadel to give him back his chain."
"Father will make him Grand Maester if he grows me a new hand."
"You will give my regards to Lord Tywin I trust?"
"𝑻𝒆𝒍𝒍 𝑹𝒐𝒃𝒃 𝑺𝒕𝒂𝒓𝒌 𝑰'𝒎 𝒔𝒐𝒓𝒓𝒚 𝒄𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒅𝒏'𝒕 𝒎𝒂𝒌𝒆 𝒉𝒊𝒔 𝒖𝒏𝒄𝒍𝒆'𝒔 𝒘𝒆𝒅𝒅𝒊𝒏𝒈. 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑳𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒊𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒔 𝒔𝒆𝒏𝒅 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒊𝒓 𝒓𝒆𝒈𝒂𝒓𝒅𝒔"
6:30 The offering of bread and salt symbolizes that whoever it's offered to is being officially welcomed as a guest, and under the sacred law of guest right, neither party will do any harm to the other (too bad the Freys don't give a damn about sacred laws). It was actually a real-world tradition in various places throughout history.
Damn thanks Aleksi for this gem
"yo Arya's gonna finally reunite with her family at the wedding, which is awesome ". my mind - "if you haven't been paying attention this doesn't have a happy ending"
I wonder how many reactors have have done the walk off and no wrap-up because they were too upset after watching this episode. It's got to be at least half. Not blaming them at all.
I said the same thing.... the whole time Robb was in love with Talisa I thought he was just going to keep loving her and marry someone else like they all do!
I could not believe he was really going to break his vow for it.
Dude I was feeling every moment of that tragedy with you. Your silence was all the reaction we needed - it spoke volumes.
Thank you for putting yourself through this, I know it's a tough one. Comparable to when Gandalf died in LOTR. Soul crushing.
Exactly Daniel you understand me
@@MajorReacts I just found your channel recently but I'm really enjoying all your reactions. Keep doing what you do because you're one of the best!
Congratulations to you and your gal on the baby!
Major: (I’m sick… will be back for 03 x 09)
Me: “Oh my… I’m feeling extra sorry for you…”
Next level of Red Wedding reaction 😬
Lol my man needed a minute after that one
"Kill me and be cursed, you're no king of mine" - Rickard Karstark, right before his execution. You can't say they didn't warn Robb that he was going down a dangerous path like his Pappy.
I was thinking " oh you sweet summer child" this entire episode.
Remember in game of thrones no one is safe, no matter how important you think they are
It is known.
I always think just how dumb it would've been for Robb to survive this. Yet it gives you that one little unreasonable flicker of hope during the last scene. It's partly due to my own subconscious expectation of the protagonist McGuyvering his way out of the trickiest situation, and partly due to the sheer conviction in Cat's voice. Her high pitched acting in that scene is more reminiscent of a Shakespeare Broadway play than normal TV acting, but it works, probably cause the whole scene feels like a fever dream. But there's that one millisecond when Cat screams "LET HIM GO" and I unreasonably think it might actually happen. It's the conviction in her voice I guess. And then of course, it doesn't. It's similar to when Arya sees Greywind and everyone automatically goes "oh she's gonna free him". But it's GoT. The dog dies too lol.
Yes tormund I had that feeling that maybe he might let him go a little ounce of me was thinking what if but then it went down 😥
This is the only episode in the entire series that did not have music when credits rolled and it's fitting that you also left without and outro.
Bro, got up with "Fuck, Game Of Thrones!" energy! He didn't say bye or nothing! Just walked off! LOL!!!
Welcome back man. What an episode to come back to lol. A nice get well present.
Fun fact.. dude playing the drum at the red wedding is the drummer from Coldplay..
this employee is the reason reaction channels were created, imo
Major: that was bread and salt. i looked it up while I was reading A Song of Ice and FIre, aka Game of Thrones. throughout many cultures, bread and salt, food necessary to survive, were used as a sign of hospitality and protection under a roof. That was what they were eating at the beginning of this episode.
Thank you for this Gem
The Rains of Castamere is a song about Tywin's victory over one of his father's vassals that was in rebellion. You see, Tywin's father was somewhat of a pushover and one of his bannerman, Lord Reyne (pronounced rain) of Castamere, decided that he didn't need to be a vassal of Casterly Rock anymore, well Tywin raised up his father's armies, marched on Castamere and wiped out every last one of the Reynes. This was sometimes called the war of lions because both house Lannister and house Reyne had lions as their sigil Lannister gold and Reyne red.
' "And who are you," the proud lord said "that I must bow so low? Only a cat of a different coat, that's all the truth I know. A coat of gold or a coat of red; a lion still has claws. Mine are long and sharp, my lord, as long and sharp as yours" And so he spoke, and so he spoke, that lord of Castamere and now the rains weep o'er his halls and not a soul to hear.'
Damn thank you otta for this
@@MajorReacts That's what I do. I drink and I know things.
So glad your feeling better. Stay well and watch out for after effects of Covid. Had few family members catch it. Man you came back to a hell of an ep my dude. This one hits hard.
Thank you positive energy lisa and yes this did hit me hard
All love and prayers sent to both of you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 and Now you are a MAN OF WINTER ❄️
Thank you Deana for all the positive energy you sent my way and yeah this episode hurt me
When I first seen this episode live on HBO I was left with such physical rage (adrenaline, confusion, disappointment, disbelief, etc…) that I actually got the audiobooks and really got into the books so I wouldn’t get blindsided again!
When watching the beginning and you said: Arya is about to get reunited with Robb and her mother at the Frey’s… I knew this was going to be a heartbreaking episode for you.
When you get the chance, I do recommend the books. (I listen to the audiobooks myself, let’s me listen to character specific sometimes. Otherwise I listen to the books at least 2 time a year and still catch something new each time).
Yeah this one hurt clearwax 😥
They dropped the ball by not including the LadyStoneheart arc. Dropped it and broke it.
We'll never find out where that plot goes off if GRRM doesn't release the last two books. 😢 i wish show-fans could have seen it. 😭😭
@@beetlebob4675 yeah, she is not in the show… nor the Westerlings (Jayne Robb’s wife in the books, or Sybell Westerling who kept giving her daughter moon tea per Lord Tywins urging to: 1. Keep Rob from having an Heir to the north and 2. Prevent his (Lord Tywin’s) wrath against her family (for betraying House Lannister)…
…Whenever I comment on a reaction, I tend to ignore the book lore. As to avoid confusion and comparisons.
Glad for the reply, I am a geek for got 🤓
The most brutal episode in a show with quite a few brutal ones; even after watching the whole series 5 times through I still teared up right there with you
MY BOY!! GLAD YOU'RE BACK BROTHER 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Glad to be back Gabriel
You: “I can’t wait to see rob and catelyn’s faces when they see her”
All of us : “Oh my sweet summer child this is the end of your innocence, you’re one of us now”
Your excitement at the start vs how you walked off at the end 😂 That was all of us. Don't worry
the walking away at the end of the video 🤣🤣🤣 i did the same when i first watch the red wedding.. i mean.. what the effing fudge fudge !!🤣
Watched some reaction videos for this episode. You are the only one so far recognising "The Rains of Castamere" as a Lennister song, in the moment it comes. gj on that.
It is so hard to watch your reactions because your emotions are so pure. I’m glad you made it through this episode.
12:32 Remember in S1 when Sam told Jon that he always wanted to be a wizard, and everyone laughed? 😂
I might start calling you the three eyed raven. You truly have a sixth sense and felt that things wouldn't go well for Robb. Your walkoff at the end said it all.
Glad you and your loved ones are doing better. Peace
Thanks for the positive energy NJ and yeah this episode hurt not an episode to come back to
One of the hardest episodes. I hope you come back after you take some time to digest that. 💜
Yeah this one hurt 😞
Your reactions are always a delight. I love your observations and insights.
Now I’m worried he won’t come back at all 😥
You have no idea how many times my wife said "F this show! I'm done" only to come back the next week. lol
Oh Major!!!! My poor summer child!!!! Hands down the best get up out your seat reaction ever!!!!! It’s so twisted and sick that I chuckled because I have been here so many times. Oh I’m so happy you watched it!!!!!!!!!!!! You’re the best!!! Sending love and hugs your way ❤️❤️❤️❤️. Trust me!! It gets even better!!!!
Thank you Kristy for all the positive energy you sent my way and yeah this episode hurt me 😥
Mate u have the best most genuine reation i've ever seen, that silent, concealed pain, i know the feeling well. When plot amour just disappears & u realize how unsafe u characters are, the characters that u have invested ur emotions for. Thats ur heart on the line right there. Stay strong brother-_-
I highly recommend checking out how this is written in the books, Catelyn VII in A Storm of Swords. The small hints that you get throughout the chapter and the brutal descriptions of the climax make for a true masterpiece of writing.
good to see you back. what a hell of an episode to pick back up with
Wow, I truly felt that pause. You needed a minute, I totally understand. I was in total shock when I first watched the red wedding, and let out a big scream after watching the whole thing. It has the ability to literally take your breath away.
Jon said "Crows before ho's".
Darrio took the tapestries which are basic history of the City, owning its History own it absolutely,
and so he spoke, and so he spoke...
🤣🤣🤣
My man! I’m so happy you’re alright! I figured maybe you got sick or something and I’m so sorry you had to come back to this episode my guy!!!!
Me too Mo this episode hurt me 😥
@@MajorReacts yeah I didn’t move for like 15 minutes off the couch. It was just horrifying. Babies are such a blessing and wooo, ok I need to stop. Poor Starks. And I only just realized that the name of the episode coincides with the actuality of the episode. They were wiping out what the Lannisters thought were the last of the Starks with the exception of Sansa (they figure Arya dead, they heard Theon killed both Bran and Rickon even tho Theon didn’t, and Ned was gone already) so they thought they could pull another Castamere moment.
Welcome back!!
Here's your reward:
*THE RED WEDDING*
😂😂
The bread and salt he offered when they first arrived. It's a traditional notion of hospitality as both carbs and salt were necessary reasources for survival. It is tradition in many part of the world to offer it to guests especially ones who traveled a long way.
The first time I saw this for about 15-20 seconds, I thought the show was over. I completely forgot about Khaleesi, King's Landing, Jon at the Wall. All I could think was the Lannisters won the war and they killed EVERYBODY. The show was over.
This is the point we all stop being Sweet Summer Children and become Men and Women of Winter. The Red Wedding is cold.
The rains of castamere is noy any kind of official war song for the lanisters. It was written after a rebelling house called House Reyne with their seat of castamere challenged tywin. "And now the rains weep o' their halls and not a soul to hear." So not really a war song but a song about a massacre, which he just did to house stark here.
Wooo he's back!! You turned into this 😱 lol but keep watching it gets better!!
"We got something interesting going today, I feel like."....hold that thought.
Happy you and the family are better and back, bro.
Remember back when Jon got his assignment to the Stewards and he got bent about it? He said to Sam, "But, I always wanted to be a Ranger." And Sam replied, "I've always wanted to be a Wizard." And now, here's Gilly saying, "You're like, a Wizard."
Arya's a big beast in a tiny package.
Did you detect the hurt in Jorah's eyes when Daenerys showed her concern for Dario? Jorah's caught feelings for Daenerys.
The Red Wedding! That's some hard sh*t right there! George R.R. Martin don't pull no punches...no plot armor in George's storytelling. I feel your pain, bro. I think this was one of the hardest hitting scenes I've ever watched. It's impossible *not* to feel it deeply. But you've got some great instincts...they were right. About his marriage to Talisa coming back to haunt him. About not trusting Lord Bolten, but that is ginda a given. Yeah, this was a hard hit to come back for, bro. But I'm not gonna BS you, season four is the *BEST* season, hands down. So hang in there, man.
The food on the floor is for the dogs.
*TIP: If you wanna get *MAJOR* hits, (pun intended), on this viddie, make sure you tagged it Red Wedding Reaction. There are a lot of GoT fans who look for reactions to this episode specifically...because they're fkn sadist or something. 😉
PS: Please don't quit the series. ✌️
This is also the episode where we can clearly see that The Hound isn't just after money, but genuinely wants the safety of Arya. He could have easily sold her to the Freys or the Boltons. but he didn't.
If you have to walk miles and miles, take Sam. He loves to talk and tell stories. It makes the trip a true journey and the time will go quickly 🥰
Hope this channel blows up fam, wish good health to you and yours.
Thank you W for the positive energy you sent my way
"Bread and sugar? What kinda sweet is that?"
A donut 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hhaaha bro, you had exactly my best friend reaction, after this scene he just walked away to the street really mad 😡 forna few hours, no words came out from his mouth in a long time 😂😂😂
I was so worried about this. After what happened with Ned, I had a feeling he would quit after the Red Wedding. He needs to hang in there to see if justice is served to that treacherous old bastard. Come back Major! We miss your energy!!!
so damn satisfying watching someone thinking Arya is almost so close to getting to her family before the slotter. So damn satisfying 😂😂😂
Stages of grief. 1. The door. 2. The Speech. 3. The Chainmail 4. Talissa. 5. Catelyn. 6. “I’ll find another.” 7. “Mother.”
I would have thrown them head phone to Mars 🤣 I was so mad.
How I describe GOT to someone who's never watched or read the books: you start of feeling good, then they rip your heart out, kick it around in the dirt, stuff it back in your chest, to do it all over again.
Status: in an abusive relationship with GoT
Well said
Lets gooo!!! Glad you’re ok my dude.
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What kind of sweet is bread a sugar? A doughnut? A cupcake? Cinnamon toast? Pancakes? A muffin? There are just so many kinds.
Sam mentions King Jaeherys I here, who's actually the grandfather of Prince Daemon Targaryen, who we saw in the teaser for House of the Dragon played by Matt Smith.
had the same reaction when i watched the red wedding, give it to GOT you get the highest of highs and the lowest of lows...That's why I love this show