Imagine being 15 years old but having hundreds of years of memories in your head. The years he spent as bran would be minuscule compared to everything else.
He’s got the ability to view them, but he also doesn’t know them til he sees them, so how much is he really comparing them to his own life if he hasn’t visited them yet?
thats what makes a person/human who they are.. experiences, moments in time, and memories.. so when you have the memories of the entire world since forever, it would make perfect sense youd start to lose your own self to it..
if you remember, thats *exactly* what Tyrion said to Bran when they were discussing the spcial saddle in like, s1.. 'Dothraki boys learn to ride when theyre 5 years old' and hes talkin about them standing on the horses while shooting arrows!!!
1:26 Nope, Ned was dead over a year already. It was Littlefinger's conversation with Varys, after he gave Ros to Joffrey (for the sake of torturing and killing her) and his ship sailed away without Sansa, with her standing outside crying because at the same time her chance of getting away on that ship was vanishing her dreams of marrying Loras in Highgarden had also just been shattered by Tywin's plotting.
S3E6 - The Climb .. its the episode when Jon and Ygritte and all the wildlings are climbing the wall.. thats part of the reason Littlefinger gives that speech and purposefully ends it with 'the climb.. is all there is..' and then it cuts to them literally climbing the wall..!! ahh symbolism lmao 😭😭💗❤
Guys remember what Robert said in season one “only a fool would meet the Dothraki in an open field” that just show how much of a general Robert was he was highly skilled in warfare
fun fact .. the initial Dracarys shot took the award for the most men actually lit on fire EVER in cinema.. 25 dudes!! actually on fire!!! they practiced the shot for over 8 weeks, and had insane amounts of cooling gel, fire suits, men on the side etc ready to go.. also, mini fun fact .. whenever you see the dragons blowing fire, its real fire.. its in fact a 50ft flame thrower that they used for every Dracarys blow down 😭😭this episode, specifically this moment, known as 'The Loot Train' moment, is absolutely top5 in the entire series.. its incredible..!!! DROGONS ROAR WITH THE DUDES SINGING IN THE SCORE RIGHT AS HE FLIES IN IS JUST 😚🤌🏼 honestly the entire scene from 'Rickon? .. Dickon .. 😂🤣' until the credits is top tier cinema lol!!! awww were in the home stretch now!! wah at least we have HoTD to look forward to!! love you guys so much!!! ⚔🗡❤🔥💙❤❤🔥🗡⚔ *I WISH YOU GOOD FORTUNE IN THE WARS TO COME!!!* edit - i forgot one of the best parts.. *I LOVE* how when the very first bolt from Qyburns crossbow flies passed Daenerys and Drogon, LITERALLY EVERYBODY who saw that was like 👁💋👁 uhh.. *E X C U S E. M E.* 😭😭😭😭💗❤
I knew Luke was going to like this better than Battle of the Bastards. I didn't think he would literally say it but, I agree. This is easily one of my top ten episodes in the series. A dragon burning a Romanesque medieval army alive is just a DnD fantasy dream and Game of Thrones made it happen.
I wouldn’t say Bran is being heartless jerk purposefully; it’s just that, kinda in the same way an omnipresent energy would be accepting of the balance of life, he also understands the bigger picture, and isn’t attached to anything from a personal standpoint, as a god would have to be. He ain’t god obviously but just from the perspective of a larger scope view, it’s kinda similar in terms of how nonchalant about everything he seems.
That's Eddie Munson's great great great great great great great great great great grandfather that was working security for Winterfell. I heard he could shred a lute in his time.
It really doesn't make much sense how badass Arya is. Like...the Waif was a way better fighter, and it makes sense that Jaquen would be insanely better than either of them. But the Faceless men are assassins. if an assassin is fighting, he's doing it wrong. And they do it for money! They'd make WAY more money teaching armies how to fight. They're Hella OP in the books, but not in a kicking ass in a 1v1 fight kinda way. They never fail to get the kill, but it's not cus they jump into a fight and do a bunch of fancy moves. It doesn't feel right. It doesn't even gel with what we saw of Jaqen in season 2. He was doing insanely clever shit, and being a badass ninja, but he was never putting himself in a fair fight situation.
Disclaimer: I have loved watching you guys react to GOT the whole way... But seeing all of you gleefully beaming during that battle was probably my favorite of the entire journey.
I remember being on the edge of my seat this episode. In retrospect, so many technical issues with it. They gave Bron way too much to do. Outwits a Dothraki, shoots a dragon, finds a horse and saves Jaime from certain doom in a short span of time. Somehow Drogon destroying the ballista but leaving bron unscathed felt like fan favorite plot armor. Jaime sinking into the deep despite being a few feet from land was also confusing. But I do love the shot of Jaime charging at the dragon, like an inversion of St George and the dragon. Instead of a helpless maiden, Dany is the dragon’s mother. Instead of a noble knight trying to save her, Jaime is a knight of gray morals trying to take her down.
Without any spoilers, season 5 on the books aren’t done so none of this follows the books so a lot of fan favorite characters got plot armor on the show when they probably would’ve died in the books. Let’s just pray to whatever god you want that Martin actually finishes the books
I'm sorry, I'm here dying laughing because from the way y'all did the thumbnails and making the girl in gray smaller I thought, "aww this is gonna be a cute video of a family, mom dad and daughter reactiong to GoT" xD Then I started watching like "wait what..." LOL
@02:00 Kinda a spoiler, but mostly a fantheory; This is the moment where it is revealed that Bran, or rather the Three Eyed Raven, is THE "secret" bad guy of the whole Game of Thrones series. "Escape plan completed, I don't need you any more, fuck off". He's not Bran anymore in any way shape or form. He's the TER, who broke a little boy to activate the boys Warg skills, (trauma activates/boosts Warging skills), so he could manipulate the boy into bringing his body to the TER's cave, so the TER could exchange his old, woven into the tree body, for a new fresh one, and escape from his prison and prison guard (The Night King), to take over the world, as the TER had been planning/scheming/manipulating the world for, for hundreds of years. The Three Eyed Raven is the real bad guy. The Night King was "simply" his Prison Guard, who had an "ancient duty" to keep the TER locked away and who only started "acting out", in response to the TER starting to execute his moves, to break out. I'm sure Craster's baby's were part of "the deal" somehow; you become the Night King, and we'll supply you with fresh babies to keep "renewing" your power. And having Baby Sam "rescued" was a plot by the TER to create a diversion. If you rewatch Game of Thrones, with the assumption right from the start, that the TER is THE BIG BADDY, who is manipulating people from the first Episode, and having people change away from "how it's been until now", (and include a little knowledge from the books, about how EVERY major character seems to have weird dreams that effects the choices they end up making the day after), you will start seeing the thick red thread that weaves this theory into a full tapestry.
Not really. This is the better battle scene. Dothraki in action for the first time, Drogon/Dany wrecking shit, the audience not wanting either side to lose because both sides have people we care about.
@@MFBloosh Don't wanna be that guy but I hate the way dothraki are portrayed. In reality this would be a total suicide for them - no armour, charging light-weighted onto heavy infantry with archer support in melee (tho the battle scenery is also quite bad from reality standpoint for both sides). Would be much better if they were closer to mongol horde type but ofc that wouldn't be so spectacular to watch in the entartainment show.
I just realised when you said they were on the other side of the ocean. How did they get here so fast😂😂😂proves the bad writing again😅they were literally on dragonstone and got there so quickly
Imagine being 15 years old but having hundreds of years of memories in your head. The years he spent as bran would be minuscule compared to everything else.
like that man's got TENS OF THOUSANDS OF YEARS of memories in him now, 15 year old Bran is nothing. He's as detached as the tree Three Eyed Raven
He’s got the ability to view them, but he also doesn’t know them til he sees them, so how much is he really comparing them to his own life if he hasn’t visited them yet?
Yeah but he like had that since like Early season 6 why would they it suddenly happen between between s6 and 7
Like how do people not understand that
thats what makes a person/human who they are.. experiences, moments in time, and memories.. so when you have the memories of the entire world since forever, it would make perfect sense youd start to lose your own self to it..
She did listen to Jon - she's not burning castles and cities, she attacked their army
Is not only a "dragon", he is The Drogon, more respect. 😌❤️
Standing on a running horse while shooting arrow is probably the coolest action they had in the entire show! That was legit phenomenal
if you remember, thats *exactly* what Tyrion said to Bran when they were discussing the spcial saddle in like, s1.. 'Dothraki boys learn to ride when theyre 5 years old' and hes talkin about them standing on the horses while shooting arrows!!!
12:48 😂 teleportation, get used to asking that
1:26 Nope, Ned was dead over a year already. It was Littlefinger's conversation with Varys, after he gave Ros to Joffrey (for the sake of torturing and killing her) and his ship sailed away without Sansa, with her standing outside crying because at the same time her chance of getting away on that ship was vanishing her dreams of marrying Loras in Highgarden had also just been shattered by Tywin's plotting.
S3E6 - The Climb .. its the episode when Jon and Ygritte and all the wildlings are climbing the wall.. thats part of the reason Littlefinger gives that speech and purposefully ends it with 'the climb.. is all there is..' and then it cuts to them literally climbing the wall..!! ahh symbolism lmao 😭😭💗❤
She did listen to jon... she didn't attack the castle and kill innocence in the process. She went after the army instead..
Guys remember what Robert said in season one “only a fool would meet the Dothraki in an open field” that just show how much of a general Robert was he was highly skilled in warfare
I believe Little Finger said “chaos is a ladder” to Varys. 🤔
Indeed
Robot 3ER Bran: I hate drama
Also Robot 3ER Bran: [lives for mess]
He spoke that line to Sansa beside the sea while they were in King's Landing.
S3E6 - The Climb .. but he also says so much more in the speech 😭😭 its a fan favorite 💗❤
p.s. - at the end of this episode on HBO there is “the making of”. It’s really fascinating how they shot the battle.
fun fact .. the initial Dracarys shot took the award for the most men actually lit on fire EVER in cinema.. 25 dudes!! actually on fire!!! they practiced the shot for over 8 weeks, and had insane amounts of cooling gel, fire suits, men on the side etc ready to go.. also, mini fun fact .. whenever you see the dragons blowing fire, its real fire.. its in fact a 50ft flame thrower that they used for every Dracarys blow down 😭😭this episode, specifically this moment, known as 'The Loot Train' moment, is absolutely top5 in the entire series.. its incredible..!!! DROGONS ROAR WITH THE DUDES SINGING IN THE SCORE RIGHT AS HE FLIES IN IS JUST 😚🤌🏼 honestly the entire scene from 'Rickon? .. Dickon .. 😂🤣' until the credits is top tier cinema lol!!! awww were in the home stretch now!! wah at least we have HoTD to look forward to!! love you guys so much!!!
⚔🗡❤🔥💙❤❤🔥🗡⚔ *I WISH YOU GOOD FORTUNE IN THE WARS TO COME!!!*
edit - i forgot one of the best parts.. *I LOVE* how when the very first bolt from Qyburns crossbow flies passed Daenerys and Drogon, LITERALLY EVERYBODY who saw that was like 👁💋👁 uhh.. *E X C U S E. M E.* 😭😭😭😭💗❤
I knew Luke was going to like this better than Battle of the Bastards. I didn't think he would literally say it but, I agree. This is easily one of my top ten episodes in the series. A dragon burning a Romanesque medieval army alive is just a DnD fantasy dream and Game of Thrones made it happen.
I wouldn’t say Bran is being heartless jerk purposefully; it’s just that, kinda in the same way an omnipresent energy would be accepting of the balance of life, he also understands the bigger picture, and isn’t attached to anything from a personal standpoint, as a god would have to be. He ain’t god obviously but just from the perspective of a larger scope view, it’s kinda similar in terms of how nonchalant about everything he seems.
That's Eddie Munson's great great great great great great great great great great grandfather that was working security for Winterfell. I heard he could shred a lute in his time.
Trin reacted the same way I did when the Dothraki stood up on their horses! It was amazing!
Whule watching those dragon shots i have to constantly remind myself.... this is an freaking TV show. Cmon man.
People don’t get that Bran is removed from his humanity at this time , he truly is so much more.
"only a fool would meet the dothraki in an open field" - Robert Baratheon
It really doesn't make much sense how badass Arya is. Like...the Waif was a way better fighter, and it makes sense that Jaquen would be insanely better than either of them. But the Faceless men are assassins. if an assassin is fighting, he's doing it wrong. And they do it for money! They'd make WAY more money teaching armies how to fight. They're Hella OP in the books, but not in a kicking ass in a 1v1 fight kinda way. They never fail to get the kill, but it's not cus they jump into a fight and do a bunch of fancy moves. It doesn't feel right. It doesn't even gel with what we saw of Jaqen in season 2. He was doing insanely clever shit, and being a badass ninja, but he was never putting himself in a fair fight situation.
y’all should watch the behind the scenes on this episode & the ones from the bigger episodes. their effects teams are unreal
Bran after watching one episode of the big bang theory
Disclaimer: I have loved watching you guys react to GOT the whole way...
But seeing all of you gleefully beaming during that battle was probably my favorite of the entire journey.
This episode set the record for most stunt people on fire at the same time.
I remember being on the edge of my seat this episode. In retrospect, so many technical issues with it. They gave Bron way too much to do. Outwits a Dothraki, shoots a dragon, finds a horse and saves Jaime from certain doom in a short span of time. Somehow Drogon destroying the ballista but leaving bron unscathed felt like fan favorite plot armor. Jaime sinking into the deep despite being a few feet from land was also confusing.
But I do love the shot of Jaime charging at the dragon, like an inversion of St George and the dragon. Instead of a helpless maiden, Dany is the dragon’s mother. Instead of a noble knight trying to save her, Jaime is a knight of gray morals trying to take her down.
If they haven't gotten into the great war episode, just a reminder to please turn up the backlight of the tv so they could see it properly 😂😂😂
Trin = Three Eyed Raven! Love it 😮😅
13:00 this is just when teleporting problems started happening 🤣 actually nvm i forgot about the varys debacle.
Bran becoming an emotionless robot was certainly an interesting choice somebody made
He's not emotionless, he's SAD. If you knew every single detail of the history and future of the world, you'd be exactly the same.
"What if just a storm?" YEAH. It's Daenerys STORMborn!!!!!!
Facing the Dothraki in open battle was bad enough this was a total over kill 😂
Dickon is Billy Bones in Black Sails!
Without any spoilers, season 5 on the books aren’t done so none of this follows the books so a lot of fan favorite characters got plot armor on the show when they probably would’ve died in the books. Let’s just pray to whatever god you want that Martin actually finishes the books
I'm sorry, I'm here dying laughing because from the way y'all did the thumbnails and making the girl in gray smaller I thought, "aww this is gonna be a cute video of a family, mom dad and daughter reactiong to GoT" xD Then I started watching like "wait what..." LOL
Seeing a dragon get shot out the sky is painful it's like watching a god die @17:58
I totally understand the annoyance with Bran lol. I felt the same way when watching it
I don't care what anyone says, Bran and Sansa are still my favourite Starks ever.
annnndddd, there goes the last episode that's a must watch for reactors. The rest..... are.... take it or leave it.
GOT CGI is always top tier ❤❤
19:12 lmfaooo let’s go show is over 😂😂😂❤
Im gonna keep saying it " bran " is very under-rated and misunderstood when he said " not really " he meant it he isnt bran more like i look like bran
@02:00 Kinda a spoiler, but mostly a fantheory;
This is the moment where it is revealed that Bran, or rather the Three Eyed Raven, is THE "secret" bad guy of the whole Game of Thrones series. "Escape plan completed, I don't need you any more, fuck off".
He's not Bran anymore in any way shape or form. He's the TER, who broke a little boy to activate the boys Warg skills, (trauma activates/boosts Warging skills), so he could manipulate the boy into bringing his body to the TER's cave, so the TER could exchange his old, woven into the tree body, for a new fresh one, and escape from his prison and prison guard (The Night King), to take over the world, as the TER had been planning/scheming/manipulating the world for, for hundreds of years.
The Three Eyed Raven is the real bad guy. The Night King was "simply" his Prison Guard, who had an "ancient duty" to keep the TER locked away and who only started "acting out", in response to the TER starting to execute his moves, to break out. I'm sure Craster's baby's were part of "the deal" somehow; you become the Night King, and we'll supply you with fresh babies to keep "renewing" your power. And having Baby Sam "rescued" was a plot by the TER to create a diversion.
If you rewatch Game of Thrones, with the assumption right from the start, that the TER is THE BIG BADDY, who is manipulating people from the first Episode, and having people change away from "how it's been until now", (and include a little knowledge from the books, about how EVERY major character seems to have weird dreams that effects the choices they end up making the day after), you will start seeing the thick red thread that weaves this theory into a full tapestry.
Daenerys 👑
17:34 unpopular opinion for sure
Not really. This is the better battle scene. Dothraki in action for the first time, Drogon/Dany wrecking shit, the audience not wanting either side to lose because both sides have people we care about.
@@MFBloosh Don't wanna be that guy but I hate the way dothraki are portrayed. In reality this would be a total suicide for them - no armour, charging light-weighted onto heavy infantry with archer support in melee (tho the battle scenery is also quite bad from reality standpoint for both sides). Would be much better if they were closer to mongol horde type but ofc that wouldn't be so spectacular to watch in the entartainment show.
@@Immundissime1ehh tbf battle of the bastards also suffers from ridiculousness so it's like pick your poison
That chewing warning stayed on the screen for a long time. How bad is this going to get? ;)
… not gonna lie to you… it’s pretty horrendous. 😂 We’ve learned our lesson! -Bliss
i know the last 2 seasons get alot of hate, but this is probably my top episode of GoT
I just realised when you said they were on the other side of the ocean. How did they get here so fast😂😂😂proves the bad writing again😅they were literally on dragonstone and got there so quickly
Got to give it up to Bran. Making Rikkon the 2nd least favorite Stark.😄