Lucerys Meets With Borros Baratheon at Storm's End - House of the Dragon, S1E10
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- Lucerys "Velaryon" meets with Lord Borros Baratheon at Storms End to discuss an alliance with Queen Rhaenyra for the Iron Throne. However, Lord Borros is already hosting another guest...
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Somewhere during GoT, Stannis Baratheon has a mini heart attack knowing his ancestor couldn't even read.
Borros only knew how to move a sword and how to kill with it.
Why doesn't this have more likes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can hear his teeth grinding
@brandon giesy lmao when I read the books for the first time it was reading how often George mentions Stannis grinding his teeth in frustration lol. Or Arya chewing her lip
Maybe it's in Valerian?
“Where’s the bloody maester???”
Yep, this guy is definitely Robert’s ancestor
It's still crazy though how somebody with that much wealth and power would willingly choose to be illiterate lmao. Imagine how tedious it would be the constantly have something read to you in everyday life
This is why Baratheon is the family i love !❤
@ryano6094 so ? What exactly are u trying to prove here ??
@@Spongebrain97
Facts. Not to mention, he'd be easily manipulated as well
@@Spongebrain97How much reading do you think he would have to do day to day lol
Borros: I'll not have blood shed beneath my roof!
Aemond: *Spills blood above the roof*
(Spoiler Alert) Does Lucerys death by Aemond and his dragon still count as breaking the guest rule. I mean it wasn't in Borros castle but it still happen on Stormlands skies, maybe enough for Borros Baratheon to not support Aegon II.
Borros - amazing move
Since Aemond is engaged to Borros's daughter, the blood is technically on Borro's hands too.
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I don't think that's how it works. His daughter wouldn't have been in any wrong just for being engaged
@@TheFanboy19n Storm's End Borros is the lord and can offer guest's right and can say "my home my rules", however outside Storm's End he has no authority over a prince like Aemond. Plus he didn't tell Aemond to chase Lucerys.
Luscious hair, impossing beard, intense stare, dislikes the Targaryen whoaar.
This man passes the Bobby B vibe check.
The whoaaar is pregnant
Luscious hair. 😂
Chad King Bobby B
@@L33Reacts The Boooar is pregnant...
@@L33Reacts was. Inbreeding does that.
"Which is it? King or Queen? The House of the Dragon doesn't seem to know who rules it" No one's talking about Lord Borros having the balls to throw shade at both Blacks and Greens who were present.
Funny he's throwing shade at the family that's responsible for the formation of House Baratheon seeing that Orys was a Targaryen
@@jonahlafountain4299 A rumoured Taragaryen Bastard/Dragon Seed in fact. Yet it was Baratheon that would cut off the line of Dragon Kings in the biggest Civil War since the Dance of Dragons.
@@Senate300interesting...
@@jonahlafountain4299 What amazed me about the Taragaryen Dynasty post D.O.D. is how long it lasted in Royalty after the Dragon advantage was neutralised.
@@Senate300 Not that long actually, only about another 170 years. It takes awhile for a tyrant house to cancel themselves out.
Love how Lord Borros has the same energy to force Aemond to stop as King Robert did with the 2 Clegane brothers in GoT
dear god, more likely intentional
That's literally why I came back to watch this scene!
Good blood never lies!
STOP THIS MADNESS IN THE NAME OF YOUR LORD
@@dragonthinkerclagane are nothing during the targaryens rule u wanna test that statement ???
I'm just happy we finally got to see Storm's End.
We saw it in got season 2.
@@Marth66666 not the castle
@@Marth66666 no, we didn't
Aye, she's an impressive castle.
It was the only High Lord’s castle missing from GoT. We saw:
- Winterfell (Season 1)
- Red Keep (Season 1)
- The Eyrie (Season 1)
- Dragonstone (Season 2)
- Riverrun (Season 3)
- Sunspear (Season 5)
- Casterly Rock (Season 7)
- Highgarden (Season 7)
In the books one of the reasons why Aemond flew after Lucerys' dragon is because one of the Baratheon girls had taunted him by asking if Lucerys had taken one of his eyes or one of his balls lmao.
I like this better than him being baited by some women he has known for all of one hour.
@@HashBandicoot356 actually that one woman was right. You going to let this child get away with that without getting revenge for stealing your eye? You already know women who are from powerful families do not like weak men
@@HashBandicoot356 it's just one of the reasons not the main reason even if she didn't say anything he probably would have still gone after Lucerys.
@@masterplokoon8803 That is a fair point.
@@attiepollard7847 Uh...if you say so lol.
"Sure, fair is fair. Here's my eye."
"Thank you. Let us end this conflict like gentlemen with a vote and avoid unnecessary bloodshed."
(Ending theme plays)
That would've been a powermove.
"If you want my eye, you can have it, but just like me you'll have to take it yourself."
Of course it's easy to say when it's someone else, but still. Lucerys would've proven balls bigger than you need to claim Balerion himself.
@@NtoTheM That would be a bad idea. Look at Aemond and look at Lucerys
@@NtoTheM aemond would take that kids eye in 1 minute. What's the point of being brave if you're also stupid. Anyone would rather retreat and have 2 eyes than fight and have 1 eye.
@@cephalonrolli5678 I'm not talking about fighting, I'm talking about taking responsibility and letting Aemond take his eye.
He'd probably even gain Aemond's respect. Hell, Aemond might even let him keep his eye just because the reaction would baffle him.
@@Techn0XSpecial I'm not talking about fighting, I'm talking about taking responsibility and letting Aemond take his eye.
He'd probably even gain Aemond's respect. Hell, Aemond might even let him keep his eye just because the reaction would baffle him.
The guy who played Borros is such an intimidating ruler. This was one of the most chilling scenes in season 1. It literally turned into a horror show for one moment. And everyone's acting is insane.
Baratheon vibez
Naah it's just intimidating because it is his gauze and has all those soldiers, but that dude can't even read
@@alfredohumberto2222 lmao right 😂 what kind of high lord like borros can't read?
@@paulfernandez8190 he put all his skill points in strength
@@alfredohumberto2222 borros was a great warrior trust me, he’s intimidating and you’ll see what happens with him later on.
Stannis held this castle for an entire year with 500 men
And Ser Cortnay Penrose was prepared to hold it for longer against Stannis. In his own words after Stannis threatened to hang him for treason if he had to take the castle by storm:
"Bring on your storm, my lord. And recall, if you do, the name of this castle."
@@samalvey8168 Penrose was a traitor, keeping Storm's End from Stannis, whose castle it was by every single right of the world. Keeping Storm's end from a Baratheon is like keeping Winterfell from a Stark. And I find it more impressive for a twenty something lord with no military experience to hold the castle for a year rather then some old lord who refuse to bend the knee to his King.
@@carlosalegria4776 Aye, but when Stannis took Storm's End he burned its godswood to the ground (including the weirwood heart tree) as an offering to that thrice-damned Lord of Light. Destroying a godswood is a surefire way to piss off the Old Gods and those who worship them. Even the Andals were sensible enough not to destroy godswoods that were located within castles so as not to enrage the First Men they conquered into rebelling wholesale.
@@samalvey8168 he's still King, storm's end is still rightfully his, Penrose engaged in treason and his holding Stannis off was helping the Lannisters, those who usurped the rightful King's throne. Penrose had no leg to stand on- even if Stannis wasn't King (he was), Storm's end belonged to him as the last living legitimate Baratheon. It was treason plain and simple. And what is the punishment for treason? Death.
@@carlosalegria4776 I suppose. But I cared not for the Iron Throne, Stannis was welcome to it if he wished. I supported Robb Stark, King-in-the-North.
i love just how "Barratheon" Borros is in this. 😆..he is clearly the ancestor of Robert
Like "alright, don't include me in all this drama"
I can see why Baratheons have an anger problem with the nonstop stormy weather. 😂
They have that fury sometimes.
And it's not even comfortable stormy weather where you can cuddle up in a warm bed or many layers, it's HOT. Hot and humid.
"NOT IN MY HALLS"
"STOP THIS MADNESS IN THE NAME OF YOUR KING"
Baratheons know who sit up and stop fights with their voices
Run back to winterfell!!!
That guy definitely is Roberts ancestor.
Borros and Robert won't allow any fuckery happening under their nose ^.^
Unlike the Targaryens. During Rhaenyra's wedding Brave King Viserys was too preoccupied by a nosebleed while everyone was busy killing one another while that wannabe Queen Rhaenyra was getting tossed around like a stupid doll.
Neither had the strength to assert their authority.
Borros got a Dragonrider to stop fighting in his Hall and King Robert got the 2 very strong, very brutal Clegane brothers to stop fighting with a single command.
Damn, for a moment i thought that he was Robert. Well chosen cast.
@Oz Eye no Robert was born 120 years after the events of this story so Borros is many generations before him. Robert's grandfather is Ormund Baratheon and his grandmother was princess Rhaele Targaryen.
Yeah like "STOP THİS MADNESS!!!" moment. :)
@Oz Eye Possibly his great-great grandfather, but way too far back to be his grandfather.
I know some people have criticised the inconsistency of Aemond’s character in that he’s normally calm and collected, even after losing his eye claiming it was a fair exchange so his anger is out of character but I don’t see it that way.
When he lost his eye, he knew that if he didn’t speak up, Alicent would not relent and his assurance that he was alright would diffuse the situation and has likewise been raised to have a calculated outlook on everything so that’s how he presents himself, but sometimes his own desire for revenge breaks the image he’s crafted for himself.
And in this moment, when even in the hall he held all the power, he couldn’t help but flex it once again, to remind the boy who took his eye without cause that he was the powerful one now. He wanted to make him feel terrified of him, as Aemond likely felt in the seconds after he was initially sliced.
Rather than being inconsistent, I think it’s perfectly plausible that Aemond would take this chance for revenge when it was so personal for him when he would normally consider such pursuits beneath him.
Lucerys had cause to put his eye out though. During that skirmish when they were kids (started by the girls, mind you. Not the Strong boys) Aemond was about to bash his brother’s head in with a rock and Lucerys drew his blade and took his eye out. Obviously, Aemond is entitled to feel some type of way about this, but Lucerys had adequate enough justification to do what he did because he was defending his brother. Naturally, with Aemond having become the psychopathic, barabaric, bully he has, of course that would slip his mind………
@@MultiCrimsonRain If Aemond were going to bash Jace's head in with the rock, he would have already done it. He had two openings to do so and while he contemplated it, he visibly stopped himself the first time, and hesitated/stalled the second by staring between Jace and the girls. And by the time Luke went at him with the knife, he was already blinded and out of commission because he got "pocket sanded". The knife was no longer justifiably an act of defense at that point--getting out of there would have been easy, as would taking him down to the ground before getting him out of there. If you've ever had dirt thrown in your eyes in a fight or similar situation, youd know you're not doing much more fighting back in that situation
Also a good opportunity to reveal his sapphire eye.
It only seems that way because the show-runners changed sth that didn't need changing. If it had gone down like it did in the books it would've made way more sense.
The asshole is unstable, seen pretty simple to me that he couldnt let It slide.
I love how all Baratheons look like Robert and all Starks sound and act like Ned.
Oh Cregan Stark (Rhaenyra's main Stark ally) is NOTHING like Ned. He believes in the same principles yes but the way he applies them will make you look at the Stark philosophy a bit differently. There's a reason why many in the South distrust House Stark. Cregan Stark's actions will demonstrate why.
@@chathanvemuri2625 heck, cregan stark did literally nothing in the war, he never fought in a battle and only sent 2000 old men who were there only to die and get some plunder if they survived, he dithered until the war was practically over and marched south with a large host just to strongarm the river lords who actually did all the heavy lifting
@@b_de_silvaIs that supposed to be a bad thing?! While other fools were rushing into the fight to get bathed in dragonflame Cregan was biding his time until he got to boss around everyone in the end.
He had a duty to keep his people safe and he did that.
This is EXACTLY how I imagined Borros to be. The actor nailed it.
Borros' reply is almost word for word what is written in the histories. If I were to guess I would say that Robert took a little creative license with how his ancestor would have responded.
Yeah it seems in character for Robert to add the insult when the real Boros would've been more diplomatic
it would've made more sense if he called Lucaerys a pup and Rhaenyra a b*tch
@@lindsey7951 Bobby b would call Rhaenyra a dumb whore like he did to Lancel
@@lindsey7951 I'm not so sure. With this response Borros is being diplomatic; should the Blacks triumph over the Greens he can claim that he made no ill will towards the Queen and took in both envoys as equals. He even prevented blood from being spilled in his house to maintain some semblance of neutrality. If he had replied, 'pup, tell that bitch, you mother, that the Lord of Storms' End is not some dog she can whistle up!' then he has put everything in with the Greens - who at this point have fewer dragons and fewer (and less experienced) dragonriders than the Blacks. Victory for one side or the other is not assured at this point.
Yeah, Robert also said Lucerys must've wet himself. He exaggerated a little...
Dude Borros Baratheon was perfectly casted.
Intimidating without being extremely loud with a sense of deep-rooted anger. True embodiment of the house of baratheon.
Edit: Was not expecting this comment to blow up the way it did. I still stand by what I said, Borros could pass off as Robert's younger brother here.
I agree, this actor nailed it, his dour and irritable demeanor and his overbearing presence heavily reminded me of Stannis Baratheon. I find it interesting to see a ancestor resembling Stannis since he was considered the odd one out of the Baratheons.
And extremely hairy, of course…
only thing i had against was his characterization. Browned hair Baratheon? AGAIN?
I thought they learned it.
@@flyingrancidm00nfish7 i got a good amount of robert but his quieter demeanor was stannis.
@@BlackDiamond2718 Renly was truly one of a kind :( gonna miss that teddy bear
That knife twirl at the end 😆 Aemond has been dreaming of this day.
It was so damn clean it should be illegal
2:35
I love that Aemond takes every chance he gets to twist that proverbial knife as much as possible. 😂
I love his pettiness its so funny 🤣
@@EughhBrothereughh Lucerys did take his eye and Rhaenyra advocated for his torture with no remorse so I am not sure how petty he is.
@@masterplokoon8803 torture?
@@Danny2113182 yes Rhaenyra asked Viserys to torture Aemond after he said the truth about her kids' parentage. Viserys obviously ignored the request.
@@Danny2113182 She asked for Aemond to ve "questioned sharply" which in asoiaf universe means torture. In the scene in Ep7 after Aemonds eye was cut you can see him turn around in his chair to look at her as if the thinks "You have to be kidding me!" and Alicents asks "over an insult?!". That's one of tge reasons she freaks out like that. Not only can her children be maimed without consequences, Rhaenyra can ask for them to be tortured for petty reasons in front of the king and nothing happens no one will protect them.
I think many didn't know she asked for his torture who aren't familiar with the books.
"i came as a Vhagar's food, not a messenger"
The real hidden dialogue
The acting in this scene is incredible. All characters were portrayed so well.
May i say that Ewan Mitchell was the perfect actor for the role of Aemond. Everything in his performance just oozes malice, contempt, and a bit of madness.
The Baratheon's reputation for producing absolute badasses precedes them. Orys, Rogar, Borros, Lyonel "The Laughing Storm", Robert "Bobby B", and of course "The Mannis" Stannis.
Run back to winterfell!
Can't wait for The Laughing Storm to appear
“FEWER”
You ya killing me with Bobby B
no one seems to care about renly 😂
Loud like Robert.
Unyielding like Stannis.
Stuck-up like Renly.
Yep, he's a Stag for sure
Stannis deserved the king
Luke’s fear when he sees Aemond. He’s like: “oh god I’m screwed!” And Aemond: “I told you I would get you one day”
Borros got the average Baratheon RPG build: all points in strenght and charisma, and 0 in intelligence. He's litterally illiterate lol.
0 intelligence is it? I'LL HAVE YOUR HEAD ON A SPIKE.
Stannis
Shireen
Orys
Rogar
Lyonel
The Baratheon aren't dumb.
An illiterate can't win a damn rebellion to overthrow a hundreds of years of Dynasty.. think before judging
@@AnkitSingh-cd7tw I was, of course, hyperbolic, as AFAIK Borros being an illiterate lord was an expection in Westeros. I simply pointed out that Baratheons were renowed for having an impressive build and dominant personalities, not for the scholalry achievements
Illiterate doesnt equal dumb tho. Intelligence is much more complex than just being able to read
3:06 "I want you to put out your eye, as payment for mine." That line gave me chills.
Storm's End in all its glory is truly a treat to the eyes.And that constant rumble...the ambience is truly majestic.
Has a castle, has access to books in grand maester's library, has subordinates to teach him how to read and write. But still refuses to be literate and asked his maester to read every goddamn time.
Classic task delegation.
Odds are he was dyslexic.
Borros was famous as a warrior and a man of action with little patience for words i dont think he was a idiot more like he preferred upfront direct and action of handeling things
He was VERY good at bashing people's skulls in with his hammer. He did not need to read.
Roger Evans' performance really brought meaning to the phrase "Ours is the Fury".
" Give me your eye or I will take it bastard " Aemond was so great in that scene! He's definitely one of my favorite characters in the show 💚💚💚
03:28 I love Borros' look here after Aemond says he wants to gift Lucerys' eye to his mother. "Okay is this a bit or is he serious?" only to very quickly realize "oh fuck he's serious"
Then he's like "Take that shit outside!"
Lord strong 😂 Aemond really loves to remind ppl that Rhaenyra oldest children are bastards
Should've call them Waters because that is what they are😆
Yep, but still he and his brother are not heirs to king Viserys.
@@happilyevernever4289 They are though, they're still Targaryens, they just happen to have the blood of the First Men mixed in.
@@Baelfyre Legally they weren't. Rhaenyra and her children were his heirs by the Kings own word. And the King's word is law. They would only be the legal heirs if Rhaenyra and all of her children died. Yet the law cannot be enforced without strength so in the end who's arse sits on the sword chair really depends on if you can hold it or take it with an army, or dragons in this case.
The line of succession goes rhaenyra > Aegon (Rhaenyra's son) > Viserys > Greens. Rhaenyra's bastards don't belong in it
A big misstep on Lucerys' part i just noticed is that he should have just stated the message instead of delivering it. Handing Borros a letter he can't even read clearly pissed him off. The Maester was not present already, so it's likely Aemond did not make the same mistake.
In hindsight, sending Luke to Storm’s End was a really stupid decision. Jace makes sense since he’s older, trained in diplomacy and Rhaenyra’s heir. But Luke doesn’t seem to have those traits. A smarter diplomat would have remembered his three unbetrothed younger brothers. I agree with those who say Rhaenys should have been sent instead.
Plus Rhaenys is the cousin of Lord borros's Father I believe.
The way he says “Fight will be little challenge”
3:53 Lucerys struggling to sheath his sword, having to look at the scabbard to get it in. Meanwhile Aemond gives his Rondel dagger a couple spins before sheathing it without even looking. Very subtle detail but shows you just how unevenly matched a fight would have been.
I also like how Aemond was clearly going to attack him just with the rondel dagger against Luke’s sword, and you still know it’s no contest
I like how Borros doesn’t pay any mind to whether it’s a King or Queen he’s serving. He’s just like “Well get on with it!”
He was like, whoever gets here first is the one I'll go with - and Aemond got there first and he stayed loyal to the end. A badass.
@@xxwhispersxx2856 also aemond came with a marriage pact.
@@user-oh5jj9ci8qand borros followed the prober laws of inheritance of the Andals that the Iron Throne followes and was set stone in by the great council
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*Spoilers!!!!!*
A marriage pact he ends up breaking but don't tell Borros that.
The subtle look from aemond is great. The maester wasn’t there before because he wasn’t need, aemond came with the message himself. Luke came with a note because he was still young and not fully trusted to be diplomatic and say what was needed, meaning it wasnt important enough to send someone who could negotiate if needed like aemond did to secure the treaty with a marriage. Even without aemond getting married the clear pick would have been the greens, they’re the only faction that actually treated Baratheon like they needed him and not just saying “remember your promise do what I say”
Or...Aemond arrived way earlier that thay. Maybe in the morning, delivered the message just like luke, and was invited to spend the rest of the day as borro's guest.
No need to overcomplicate things.
Borros gives out Robert/Stannis vibes. Amazing cast.
Yup that's Roberts ancestor
Baratheon yelling > Dragonfire
Lucerys baggins pissed in his pants. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Aemond is at his most anime in this scene and I love it.
Don’t compare one of the coolest characters in this show with cringe Anime
@@vvthetalentlessduo6976 Oh but I will.
@@vvthetalentlessduo6976bro has watched all the animes apparently
"WAIT! My Lord Strong."
Borros is a total boss
Well, after all, he's the ancestor of the two mother*****s of Robert and Stannis!
Borros, Aemon, Lucerys. All with great acting! Shame Lucerys is gone but they nailed the final casting for the adults in the show.
Aemond, not Aemon.
It is good to see Baratheons and their cool armor again. We didn’t get to see them after they were wiped out in GoT
I agree,they have the coolest armor.These ones and Stanis's men.Not the orange people that Renly had when Catelyn went to see him.
@@shibatatsuya3354 These knights flanking Lucerys resemble Renly's troops a lot but they don't have that much ornamentation on their armor, while Stannis's men look like a cheap copy of them.
Stannis's man look like real elite warirors... Renly's look like kingsguard. too fancy for a wariror
Luke was a terrible diplomat here. Dude could’ve offered up his little brother or Aegon or Viserys but instead he leaves empty handed. Jace offered the Arryns protection and the Starks a daughter. By no means should he have not offered anything.
Aemond and Luke were messengers not decision makers
@@FlexSZN23 they absolutely were decision makers. Aemond literally got a betrothal out of this. Jace negotiated protecting the Vale with dragons and promised the starks a marriage pact too. Daemon and Luke were the only ones who didn’t make a decision. Daemon took the riverlands with a display of force and Luke was just incompetent.
Rhaenyra could have avoided this feud and saved Luke's life If she had just accepted that Luke needed to be punished. Not saying they should have taken his eye but any kind of justice and repayment towards Aemond
Punished how? His head was about to be bashed. There would have still been a feud either way
@@kiiiirbzzz
I think sending Luke and Aemond to be fostered together as Wards somewhere neutral would have been a great idea. Meeting the shared hardship of leaving the comfort of their homes and families could bring the two together. I think Winterfell could have been a great choice. It would be a fitting punishment to send the squabbling summer children to face the harsh north. In addition the honorable Starks could be trusted to treat the two fairly and keep them safe.
Rhaenyra should have also tried to make amends by giving Aemond some lands and some coin.
Aemond some is a second son after all and it is unclear if he would stand to inherit anything.
The main thing would be to fucking try to diffuse the situation instead of escalating it by calling for him to be 'questioned sharply' (aka torture) because he called out the bastardy of her son's
She lost her son because she wanted to be wrong and strong
@@kiiiirbzzz The knife was brought out before Aemond truly threatened to bash a kid's head with a rock. The Strong boys massively escalated to begin with, much as Aemond would in the dragon chase scene.
Indeed. The way Viserys handled it showed what an absolute chump and a weak king he was. And corrupt. He knew damn well the "Velaryons" were bastards and still he would take the tongues from any who would speak the truth. Bastard is the cause of all this.
Grandpa and mommy aren’t here to save you
"Which one of my daughters would you marry, BOY?"
LMAO. The way he says it... sounded like Cinderella's evil step-mother. 😂😂
You can tell Robert Baratheon descends from him classic Baratheon features
He may be illiterate, but look at him, that's a wild beast on the battle field
3:40 "STOP THİS MADNESS!!!" Remind me great Robert Baretheon! R.i.p. 🥲
Borros there had the same energy. Damn, few scenes and i already love him (maybe because i'm baratheon biased)
@@cristinademartini1284 Baretheons are best. They have brave and honor like Starks but they more smart then Starks. :)
@@jmdi2703 Well, i think you'll be surprided by the Starks in this series^^
@@cristinademartini1284 Yeah Cregan right? :) I very wonder him. I hope a good charismatic actor play him like Mark Addy and Sean Bean or James Gandolfini. :)
@@jmdi2703 yep: i have started watching this series for what Cregan will do :). I sure hope the same as well!
Aemond - I want you to put out your eye... As payment for mine!
Lucrys - Wait, you said it was a fair trade for trade for a dragon.
Aemond - ... That I did, I'm sorry I got caught up in the moment. Please allow me to escort you from Storms end, Weather is dreadfully bad.
Lucrys - Thank you Uncle
*after leaving storm's end*
Aemond - Safe journey back to Dragonstone, let my sister know that we should all sit down and discuss this. No need to tare our house apart now is there?
House of Dragon and Game of Thrones good ending achieved
I love how this guy has only few minutes of scene but we all have agreed that he is Robert's ancestors
"The Lord of Storm's End is a very proud man, so I will propose him nothing"
Pardon me but the girl is silly !
Even if Borros Baratheon hadn't been introduced, I would have known that he has something to do with Robert and Stannis.
When Luke sees Aemond he's like "Oh shit" and Aemond is like "I told you I would get you one day"
A lord who can’t read is a very dangerous precedent for the realm. Since the maesters can basically control all the lords indirectly if none of them can read
A perfect mix of Robert and Stannis!
Aemond: Wait, my Lord Strong!
Luke: **Keeps walking because he isn't Lord Strong.**
He is though
Yeah he aint a lord, he is just Lucery Waters
Storm’s End is magnificent!
Aye, that she is. The castle was said to have been constructed by Bran the Builder, the same Stark who built the Wall and Winterfell, after six other castles had been destroyed by fierce storms. Storm's End's walls are incredibly thick, eighty feet thick on the seaward side, to withstand the storms that constantly batter them and are said to have powerful spells woven into them to keep out dark magicks.
Such a perfect actor Lord Boros, is like he's angry and kind at the same time
YOUR EYE, I'LL TAKE IT!
Vhagar (Later): The eye, he can keep it.
And now all of that belongs to Gendry.
Now right there they should have picked gender to be the king at the end in G.O.T. because despite him being a bastard he is still a baratheon and a Targaryen through his blood by his father
@@attiepollard7847 if legitimised, he would have the best claim tbh
The nerve of that damn child. Ours is the fury!
It was pretty foolish of Rhaenyra to send her sons to call up major allies across the realm with nothing in return to show for their loyalty. Even as a token of good faith if nothing else. Sending them with nothing was ludicrous and arguably cost her son his life indirectly.
Especially if Aemond of the Green Team had the same idea. But how was Rhaenera to know that?
This was the first day after the Green coup and people were still forming ranks around. Aemond really overstepped by killing a familiar and a dragon.
This is why i criticized her even though i support her. You think of all the times she had to stand up as the heir. She did not and fooled around instead of being responsible. Didn’t realize that until the blacks and greens were at each other’s throats with viserys.
Well, Rhaenyra is one of, if not the most incompetent characters in the Dance, so its no surprise. Idk what she expected, when she knew that Baratheons are a proud family and the Greens are also looking for allies
Lucerys should have lied and told lord borros that he will marry one of his daughters that was the only bargaining chip the greens had, If aemond wasn’t an unbetrothed one eye loser the greens would have little to offer
They did a good job making this scene unsettling.
I like how the daughters looked at their father like "ayo what?! We're older than him" after he asked Luke which daughter he would marry😂😂
It don't matter they're still good for mating lol
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@@khaitran43 I would smash ngl
By the way the actor for Lord baratheon Is great. 👏👏👏 I can't wait for Lord arryn and stark. For season 2
Lady Arryn
It was a bit dumb for Rhaenyra to send Luke with no offers.
I like how in spite of all his power and presence, he can't read
He's probably dyslexic.
We love storms end 🦌
Luke: “I’m already betrothed” ten minutes later… not anymore
What I love the most is the fact Aemond got that Bloodborne drip
Aemond looks so badass. He has so much swagger
Zach Galifianakis Baratheon
Guess he's a Lord now.
Luke was a fool to come here with nothing, and Rhanaeyra was a bigger to let her sons do her bidding
Aemond is scary as hell he stared at him the whole time
Luke looks so pathetic with that sword. Did he really think he could get away with cutting Aemond's eye?
0:56 that anime villain stance is TUFF
"Did you really think you could just fly about the realm trying to steal my brother's throne at no cost?"
The little knife twirl is just the smoothest damn thing I've ever seen. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Aemond: Fine we'll take it outside
Ours is the fury
I keep returning watching this video for the solely purpose of admiring the magnificence of Storm's End, and I believe I'm not alone.
One day the pup will grow up and show them what he is all a...........oh wait
The acting in this show was top notch
This scene is so satisfying 😂
Luke fucked around and found out. Also funny how Lord Baratheon called out the entitlement where they demand he goes to war for them without offering anything in return compared to King Aegon II that offered a marriage into the royal family
2:07 lol he's so terrified of Aemond
"TAKE THE DAMN EYE BEFORE I PISS MESELF"
The marriage pacts is important because it means they might get dragonriders with alligence of House Baratheon.
Rhaenyra out there having the worst offers, if even at all.
The only good offer she gave to a lord was also quite stupid - She offered Dalton "The Red Kraken" Greyjoy independence for his support, I don't think there's a need to explain how terrible that idea was
Would've loved to see the ironborn getting their hands on Rhaenyra
Borros: "Which one of my daughters would you marry, BOY?"
Lucerys: “Well my lord, I would marry all 3 of your beautiful daughters because unlike Aemond, he can only see their beauty through one of his eye”