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“Only a fool would meet The Dothraki in an open field” - Robert Baratheon
Dany’s line to Jon “Isn’t their survival worth more than your pride?” Is exactly what Jon asked of Mance when he wouldn’t kneel to Stanis. Now he understands.
He can throw that line right back at her though. She's refusing to help unless he bends the knee. Isn't their survival more important than HER pride?
@@TubenuubThat's the thing though, she didn't really need his help at all. She just sent for Jon because of a prophecy Melisandre told her. It was Jon who asked more from her than she of him - she just wanted the North's allegiance, he wanted resources she could provide but without paying her back. If the North didn't swear allegiance to her, she will just come for them after Cersei - it was never in her plans to fight Jon's war till this episode (frankly, I was kinda 'ehh' by it because I think any sane ruler will need more proof than crude drawings on rock before committing to yet another war when she's already in one).
@@cainyourkids I though the crude drawings thing was kinda weak too. I remember when I first saw this episode I was thinking how does Dany know Jon didn't just etch those drawings into the rock first before bringing her there. lol
@miguellugo1200 The storytelling was extremely weak at this point. In my opinion, it started showing signs of weakness in season 5.
@@LadySophiaVelaryon Book fans will say season 4....
One of the sickest shots in all of Game of Thrones when Drogon comes coasting over the Dothraki on the battlefield, amazing shot...
For how rough some of the last season can be as a viewer, the cinematography is even better for some of the dragon shots.
Gives me chills every time
@@Galiant2010 Yeah, the negative aspects of the last seasons were not the cinematography ... well ... except for that one time, when there was a black screen for 60 min. ... oh boi ... that one time >.< xD
But mainly the pacing and the, due to too fast pacing, abdondoned or butchered story arcs ...
Bran has seen and experienced every single emotion any person that has ever lived had expeerienced in their lifetimes. He isn't Bran anymore. Imagine what that'd would be, seeing all the pain and heartbreak of the world in a span of a couple of minutes/hours. He is simply numb to everything now.
He isnt Bran anymore since his wolf died
I just wished they showed that process :(
Arguably, he sent Meera away to protect her. He can see the future remember.
@@motivationmike4722 Amazing brook! Been a while since I read that.
He sure isn't the old Bran no more. But as others stated, it would have been nice seeing a smoother transition. And the his statements of the last episode contradict his actions later on in Season 8.
You were right, one of the two guards that stop Arya is Joseph Quinn, who went on to play our favorite metalhead, Eddie Munson.
I love it every time Bran throws people’s own words back at them. “Chaos is a ladder”. “Cersei is on her list”.
Sensa : i'm nso glad you three made it, and we can be together again.
Jon : I died.
Arya : I am no one.
Bran : I remember that boy named Bran, but i'm something else now.
Sensa : 😢
😂❤
Dany riding in on Drogon with the Dothraki will always give me chills 🔥🩸
Minute 7:35, where you say that one of the guards looks like the guy from Stranger Things, that's because he is, he played Eddie Munson in Stranger Thins
For the record, the Dornish killed a dragon with a scorpion shot to it's eye. If Bronn had better aim, Drogon would have died.
and it was a one-in-a-million shot that was never replicated since then. Frankly, if the dragons in this show were given the same characteristics as they were in the books, that scorpion bolt would have done nothing at all to a fully-grown dragon like Drogon.
drogon isnt fully grown@@cainyourkids
@@jaealxndrThey are. In the context of the show, they are repeatedly referred to as 'fully grown dragons' by S6 and onwards.
@@cainyourkids they are the same age as arrax who is realitivly tiny compared to a normal one in the universe. There is multiple videos comparing them on here. They say “full grown” because they have been gone for years so the thought of one not being tiny at all is fear inducing. The biggest dragon in GOT in the smallest dragon in all the books /shows 😂
@@jaealxndr i agree that compared to the books, they're far from full grown. However, we have to look at the context of it from the show and as it was released, not retrospectively.
To his knowledge its the first time Ser Jaime has seen a Targaryen since he killed the Mad King, and there is his daughter burning people, so you can't really blame him for charging her with a spear.
Need to realize that Jaime is wearing 35 - 55 lbs of armor that is weighing him down in the water. It is especially hard because gaps in the plate will fill with water so then you have to lift the weight of that water up as well, and lifting under water is already more difficult because you are also pushing against the water pressure. More than enough to keep many people weighed down.
Seriously though! I fell off of a boat in jeans and a long sleeve shirt and they weighed me down so much more than I thought was possible.
@@imalexlaven for sure, and that is only from a few extra pounds of water weight that your cloths absorbed. Imagine trying to do it with 10x that additional weight!
this is exactly y this season is. mediocre because. its lazy convenient and illogical unrealistic ; very unlike real. GOT
You're also forgetting that Arya learned water dancing from Syrio Forel first before he was killed and she incorporates those skills with her training as an assassin. Water dancing is very vital. That's how she learned how to move and be very quick.
lol....yeah, with a giant wood sword, for 3 months, when she was 10.
She's not even sparred with real swords....ever.
It's absurd.
" Water dancing is very vital."
So is actual practice with a real sword, against anybody else for 6 years.
@@USCFlash your dumb ass obviously hadn't read the books! Clearly they couldn't put her complete journey on the show dude be for real!!!
@@USCFlash Arya Stark spent somewhere between one and two years training in Bravos, they showed maybe 10-15 days of that training onscreen - don't you think she might have learned a few more things in that time?
@@JonHylands
Gee, I don't know, are the Faceless men renowned swordfighters.....or renowned assassins?
Why did they show her only training with a wooden two handed stick....with some other girl, instead of expert sword masters?
Is the two handed shaft the preferred weapon of choice of the faceless men?
hmmmmmm.
Don't you think they might want to show a bit of sword training?
Did you ever see Ja'qen wield a sword?
How about the waif?
Did we even see any other faceless men?
It's total nonsense. Lazy screenwriting/storytelling.
@@USCFlash i agree, complete nonsense, assassins are not knights or swordfighters
This is my most favorite battle in the series for so many reasons! One of it is bcs there are characters that we like on both side, so one minute you're hyped for the success on one side, then you're scared for the other one. Love it!
The reunion of Sansa, Arya, and Bran is as interesting offscreen as it is onscreen when you think about it, all 3 actors were children and basically new and untrained in acting the last time they acted together back in the first episode of the first season, and since then all 3 have effectively had their own character and actor journeys through the near decade they’ve been filming the show. And now they’ve reunited as grown adults and trained actors actually knowing deeply each of their characters. As big of a moment this is onscreen, I imagine it must have been truly something offscreen for these young actors.
It was, Maisie and Sophie were having such a good time being back together it was difficult for them to get through scenes because they were laughing so much.
Great point I hadn't thought about that as much as I'd bet they've been around each other they really haven't had scene's together .
Even though their characters had separate paths, they attended the readings at the big table and were together most of the time. You should check out those videos of the script reading. Fun stuff.
This is one of my favorite episodes - just for the special effects and the feeling of being torn on not wanting people on both sides to die. It actually set a record for setting the most stuntmen on fire at a time. That fire wasn't computer generated, those were real stuntmen burning. They don't get paid enough!!
I will never tire of watching Jamie sink 50 meters into the darkest depths of 6 inches of water
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Never clicked so fast
Same!
I stg😂😂😂
Dany's plan honestly made the most sense. her enemies are in the red keep, she brings her dragons to the red keep only and no one else has to die. No soldiers no one. it would have meant the less casualties. Not sure why Jon didn't think of that. Tyrion looks all sad for no reason. Dude this is what you wanted dany to do. Instead of say i dunno attack your idiot sister directly. Some people have said that what Jamie did was brave trying to end the war, but it's literally what Dany wanted to do.
Exactly Tyrion became an idiot since season 5
If only we knew some secret passages into the Red Keep. If only we had several people on our side that were experts at finding said passages or smugglers. If only Daenerys had used the exact same tactics to take over cities previously
The lack of any sense in the last seasons is ridiculous when we start to think about it. It's better to just shut the brain off and watch as entertainment, sadly
@@justinmingus191 and the way they made varys’ little birds disappear…like all it took was varys telling dany about the dungeons where he met ellyrio and she could have sent an assassin, the writing went out the window just like tommen
It's not about ending the war quickly though. It's about doing so in a way that won't invite outright ire and mistrust the moment Dany sits on the throne. If she goes straight to the Red Keep than she IS killing civilians. Civilians that work inside the Keep and civilians in the surrounding areas that will get crushed by falling debris. The moment anyone in Kings Landing, be it lord or peasant, sees Dany do to civilians what she just did to Lannister soldiers in the Loot Train battle, is the moment Dany loses Westeros. And we already know that the people of Westeros already don't trust her, as shown in the first few episodes of Season 7 when they already consider her dangerous off of her name alone.
Also, Tyrion isn't sad "for no reason" he's sad because he's witnessing someone he's helped essentially drop a nuke on soldiers that serve his family. Like yeah, he wants to see his sister displaced from the throne but he's also allowed to have a human reaction to seeing people die in horrible ways.
I’d say Bran is basically just possessed by the three eyed raven. That bran and all the others before him were basically just vessels to contain the three eyed raven
I wouldn't say possessed. Just a bit dumbfounded by omniscience. He's seeing the world through a very wide lens where he can see the reactions of every action he takes, every action that those around him take. So he can't make any big moves without accidentally killing the world, just nudge those within his sphere in the right direction.
12:33 Dany says the same thing about pride to Jon that Jon once said to Mance before he was executed
It’s moving so fast now! It’s been fun watching with you. Sad it will soon end.
I mean - also sad all the decent GOT ends too(for the most part)
I love the pure SHOCK to Jamie's face when he hears Drogon.... I couldn't stop laughing 😂😂😂😂😂 when I first saw it.
"Isn't your survival worth more than your pride" - It just came to me: those are the same words that Jon said to Mance Rayder
....and which Jon also said to Tormund to convince him to get the Wildings to cross the wall with him from Hardhome.
Thanks for another reaction for season 7. They're coming in fast now, great for us! A pretty quiet episode, but the battle at the end surely was a good one. And I just can't get enough of the beautiful landscape of Northern Spain, where the Dragonstone scenes were shot. Really worth a visit.
Arya’s entire experience was her training process. She did not have scheduled classes. She lived it. The MVP ….Love❤ her
I think people either forgot, it missed it, when Jaquen was questioning her, and hitting her when she lied. He asked her if she really wanted to be no one, and he hit her again!😊
The WAIF killed Arya and assumed her identity. Prove me wrong.
I still think that's a very poor storyline development by the Davids. People get hit all the time, doesn't mean they suddenly max out the agility skill. lol
@@tonismith3707 I also think people underestimate the length of time that has actually passed. Years, not months. We saw very limited amount of the life that Arya spent there. I hate to bring up the books again but there's a crazy amount of stuff that happens in Arya's life in Bravos that's not even hinted at in the show. One example without spoiling anything big for someone who decides to read or listen to the audiobooks (available on CZcams), Arya encounters Sam in Bravos. They don't know each other but their paths cross.
Stop drop and roll does not work with dragon fire. You have to remember the Greek fire like substance they used in Battle of Blackwater Bay was created to mimic actual Dragonfire.
She trained under Syrio Forel then kept up with that training for years. Then went to Bravos and she did train blind and before she was blind. The faceless men def enhanced her ability to fight. She’s like Daredevil who regained sight lmao
nah
@@orcocan yah
My Favorite battle of the show. The first time i watched it gave me chills seeing Daenerys swoop in on Drogon was crazy. And the look of fear on Jaime and Bron's faces😅
I think this is one of the most epic episodes just because of the look on Jaime’s face seeing that dragon kill all their army. Seeing Dany ride in on Drogon with the Dothraki below is *chefs kiss* ICONIC. I loved Jaime’s character but man his face pisses me off now lol
amazing how euron's feet teleports from the other side of the country in one episode lol
Let’s go, Dany v Lannisters was such a satisfying battle. Only wish they had stopped the Tyrell gold from making it to Cersei
I also wish Dany hadn’t incinerated most of the wagons full of food the Lannisters stole from the Reach. But I guess you don’t need to feed your army when they can magically teleport around Westeros
They may as well have.
@@andrewward5891 a plotline they never used because the show simply got stupid. The people of King's Landing and Cersei's armies would've been starving. As we've seen earlier in GoT people in KL would riot for less. It's amazing that they didn't. It would've been satisfying if Cersei was taken down by the exact common people that she both underestimated and reviled.
@@justinmingus191 This! If Dany wanted to set herself up as "different" to everyone else do something similar to what Margaery did, offer food to the people, give them safety, Cersei already blew up a sept that had a beloved queen (again Margaery), the ppl would easily turn from her
The treatment Jorah got had been used before, but they thought it to be too dangerous to perform due to the disease being so easily spreadable
Arya has been trained by some of the best fighters in the world. Syrio taught her water dancing and the art and passion of sword fighting. The Hound taught her what it really meant to be in a battle and how to fight dirty and survive. Then lastly in Braavos she was trained in the ways of an assassin and had to learn to defend herself without sight. Inferring that she probably spent a lot of her time offscreen practising, it’s not surprising to me that she’s such a capable fighter.
How one can't kinda like Jaime at this point is beyond me. I mean, they kinda ruined his character in the last season but his overall redemption arc is one of the best in the show.
Because they don't care about the story. To them it's "dragons good, anyone else bad". Jaime is most definitely the best written character/best arc in the book and tho they butchered him in the series, you still have to be clueless not to like him or understand his character
23:15 You aren't supposed to feel bad for Jamie in that scene. You are supposed to feel bad for the soldiers and the fact that the soldiers in this army are simply peasants conscripted into levies. And the fact that Jamie seeing his own soldiers get burned alive by the daughter of the Mad King who wanted to destroy the Kings Landing with wildfire. Jamie stopped that, but at the end it doesn't even matter.
i noticed that more when editing lmao i was like "fuck jamie" but literally dudes just turning to ash all around. I also thought back to Arya and Ed Sheeran when she sort of had the realization the Lannister army people are just people too.
@@BRIDGECO1if Arya hasn't been trained how did she take walder freys face and and sound just like him she's absolutely trained she was fighting blind so when she got her eyes back imagine how much better she became and jacken said when she killed the other girl that stabbed her finally a girll is no one meaning trsining was complete,also when brianne asked her who trained her saying no one is just what shes trained to be jacken isno one.
I never understood why people like the flying creatures of mass destruction so much. Imagine Game of Thrones was set in the real world and one family nuked their way to power.
@@judshuttie70who asked about Arya, no one
@@judshuttie70 Jaquen, Brienne.😊
This is definitely one of the best episodes among these last two seasons
This was the most expensive episode of TV when it came out. A lot of the fire is real.
Battle of the Bastards and this episode are my favorite battle scenes. The music surely intensifies it. The behind the scenes episode for this one is very cool.
Such a good episode. You can see Littlefinger plotting after his lil spook. Them showing what Arya is capable of and the spar between her & Brienne. First, time I saw it, I thought Bram & Jamie were gonna be lit up, lol.
Just wait until you watch HOTD, so much dragon in that 😂
SO MANY TIME WARPS. OMG THE HORROR.
Arya so good because she was blind… she basically unlocked a secret ability😂 if you can fight blind no one really has a Chance against you 🤣
David and Dan logic
@@YourMotherAnd420 It's general knowledge. If you can manage with every sense except sight, then you're that much better off with sight. They show this in Star Wars, too, when Luke puts on the helmet and is training with the ball droid. Though that's Force enhanced... but still, if you can manage blind you're even better when you can see.
But we are never shown her mastering sightless fighting. Does she beat the waif sightless?
@@HuntingViolets Yes. People will argue that it's vague, but it's basically implied/intended that when the waif was chasing her and she snuffed out the candle that she won, because we see her alive later. People will argue that it's the waif wearing Arya's face, but I think it's pretty obvious that it's not. The waif was dedicated to the ways of the faceless ones, so her taking over Arya's life isn't in line with that ideology.
@@Galiant2010 I mean in all fairness the waif didn't act like a regular faceless man 😭 she was so bitter and constantly targeting Arya idk what her deal was
Poor Sansa. She was so happy to be reunited with her family only to discover that all she has is Deady Brood Boy, Wheely Ravenweird, and Stabby McStabface.
Sansa just wanted to get the band back together! 😂😂😂
This is one of my favorite episodes too. Most of them in this season.
Remember from the lore videos: Bran the Builder built Storm’s End, Winterfell, the Wall and perhaps many other things in the Age of Legends. He was described as cold and logical. Just saying we’ve seen him create time loops with Hodor and of course his Father at the Tower of Joy. And he recognized the dagger. The only one of its kind it has been said. Further if you go back to the episode where Sam was reading the old books, right before he found the entry about dragon glass there was a picture of the dagger. Littlefinger gave it to the assassin, it came back to him, he gave it to Bran, but Bran dumped it to Arya.
Still upset Jamie didn’t die here. That plot armor was thick. Braun too. No way he jumps far enough to avoid that fire blast.
Were u upset same way when Jon didnt die during battle of bastards while ton of arrows was around him)) That plot armor was even thicker I think...
John rushing before Dany gets to the cave, "hide the chaulk!".
You see the more you fuck around..the more you find out. Lol
Bridget you were so fun to watch 😂 loved your reactions!
😂 Arya didn't learn her skills with the sword at the House of Black and White. She learned fundamental drills with Syrio Forel (RIP Big Man 😢) and continued them over years, adding her own moves over time. Throughout her entire time in the Riverlands with the Hound she was constantly training. We only saw it once or twice, but she was training. Her trials in Braavos heightened her senses, reflexes and increased her agility. I see Arya approaching any kind of training with lazer focus until she has mastered a (murderous) skill to perfection. I can just imagine her doing dagger drills in the godswood the second immediately after Sansa and Bran leave.
Arya: "One dagger flippety flip... Two dagger flippety flip... Three...".
😂
The skinny guard who wouldn't let Arya in, is Eddie from stranger things
the guard is the dude from season 4 stranger things i forgot lol
The bit about Jaime charging the dragon is a very knightly image.
The arrogant Lannister army, in their pretty armor. Got shredded by the Dothraki ! 😂😂❤❤
Remember Cyrio taught Arya water dancing; that’s where her agility and sword play from. The Hound taught her how to be savage and cold, and Haägan Daz taught her how to be stealthy.
Haagan daz😂
She was never taught to be stealthy, and some lessons she took when she was 11 won't let her beat a trained knight.
@@Radio.Jump857 I agree, but I also think Brienne isn't going to beat down one of her ladies, any more than King Robert can go fight in a tournament and have the knights go against him full force.
@@Radio.Jump857 being a faceless men is about being stealthy. We see that when haggar killed those Lannister men at harranhall.
@@avonbarksdale91 It is, but we don't see her learn that. It's possible she learned a bit off screen, but it clearly wasn't significant enough to show.
I loved this episode for the dragon action, but it really showcases the teleporting that started happening in the last couple of seasons.
It’s a little more reasonable this episode since mounted Dothraki can move pretty quickly and the Reach isn’t too far from the coast.
@@andrewward5891Except the Dothraki were on Dragonstone at the beginning of the episode. Tyrion said they had enough ships to get the Dothraki to the mainland. Dragonstone and Highgarden are on opposite ends of Westeros.
This episode also is where the show transitioned from GRRM’s anyone can die at any time to major characters having plot armor. Jamie and Bronn surviving that battle was ridiculous.
@@jwsel
How do you know all the Dothraki were at Dragonstone at the beginning of the episode?
That's just an assumption on your part, and one that does't take into account the possibility that Dany might have sent some in advance for a possible seige on the mainland.
Just like people assumed they were all killed in a certain battle to come and then act surprised that she might have left some behind to guard Dragonstone.
Your entire complaint is based on an assumption that's in no way corroborrated by anything said or shown in the show.
And people have always had plot armor in this show since the beginning, - from even when GRRM was still involved in the show and even from the books themselves.....
Jon should never have survived Hardhome probably 5 or 6 times within that same battle.
Bran should never have made it beyond the wall,.....or back.
Sansa should never have made it out of King's Landing or back North.
Tyrion should never have survived the Blackwater battle.
I could go on and on and on......
You know why these characters had plot armor and why they survived these ordeals.
Stop pretending and acting like this is where it started just for the sake of complaining.
It's only "teleporting" if you assume everything is happening in realtime, and expect to have the show spoon-feed you every bit of information (like with captions), and don't expect to think for yourself.
@@Cbricklyne I'm not really bothered by the "teleporting" but the pace just really speeds up. Season 1 we have the multi-episode long travel from Winterfell to King's Landing. If that trip were to happen now they'd have left in one episode and arrived in the next. That's what people mean by teleporting. But I'm fine with it because it just means nothing of importance happened on the journey. But there's one specific scene either later this season or next season when they were in a time crunch and sent for help and I felt it arrived too quickly to be realistic. But most any other time I'm fine with the pace.
Arya's entire journey was training. She trained with her dance master, learned archery with the brotherhood, trained by the no face man, and even learned some things from the hound.
Did you guys recognize Eddie from Stranger Things stopping Arya from entering Winterfell? ;)
Love you guys ❤️.. can’t wait till you see the next one 🤞🏾
"Only a fool would meet the dothraki in an open field" - Robert Baratheon
This was an all time great battle scene. I mean, I was tense the whole time even though it was obvious which army was going to win in the end. The prospect of casualties among the characters (and animals) I loved was still super strong.
History repeats itself once again: The Field of Fire. Lannister (westerlands) and ex-Tyrells (reach) forces burned by dragonfire.
15:48 - I mean, all the fighting was the training. Remember with the bows whole they were asking questions. That continued while she was blind and back at the house, too. That training is how she was able to kill the waif. They also trained her to blend in, and helped her learn herself...she wanted to be Arya all along. It was kind of a lot of training...
Not much training with swordfighting (and a little should have been shown if she was getting that, really).
@@HuntingViolets She doesn't just fight with swords, as we see later on.
@@jasonrd316 she didn't get a proper swordfight training then beating brienne is actually a bs
@@jasonrd316 No, but it's her swordfighting we're questioning here, if questioning is even the right word.
One of the guards who refuses aria entry to winterfell is eddy in stranger things Cody called it
"Bend the knee... and while you're down there.." 😏
Thats precisely how I felt about season 7 watching it the first time. There were some moderate nagging issues in the background, but it was still entertaining and a lot of cool shit was happening so you could look past it.
But in hindsight it was like one of those cartoon snowballs rolling down a hill. In season 6 it was a tiny little snowball, hard to notice but it existed. Season 7, it was rolling faster and growing into a decent sized boulder but not the end of the world. At the end of season 8 it had grown into a world destroying icy comet. But when it was that tiny snowball you couldnt imagine it getting that big/bad that fast...
Perfect analogy 😄👌
In books there is a character called Dickon Manwoody...
Yes that was Eddie from STS4!
I never understood the appeal of dragons until I watched this show. And I didn't understand the sheer power and majesty until I saw Drogon come over that field and start straight out STRAFING that line. Not gonna lie, I'm probably wrong for this, but I almost pissed my pants with excitement! And again in King's Landing. Nothing as amazing as watching Drogon work. 🖤🖤
Regarding Arya: There was much done at the House of Black and White that you didn't see. Plus, everything Arya learned from Yorin, Gendry, Syrio, The Brotherhood, The Hound, Jaqen, etc...
She was trained on every weapon, spear, bow, sword, rapier, dagger, how to run, sneak, roll, jump, dodge, lie, etc. poisons, how to mix them, how to become immune to them, how to carve meat, how to bake pie, and she learned all this sighted and blinded, AND she's been warging into Nymeria every night, even while in Bravos.
Cody; 'I have some complaints about this season'. Is it the fact that we're now warping from place to place or the Bran in now the Three-Eyed Douche? Yeah, I'mma go with that one. 🤣
Have you ever watched a movie before?
The caravan attack is one of the best fights in the show ❤ here we go, it’s on now!!
Arya:I have a kill list.
Everyone:oh hahaha so funny Arya you jokester!
Arya:haha yes a joke a jest!
You forgot that she did trained. With a wooden staff. Enought to surpass the waive. Thats when they gave her her eyes back, she was fully trained.
14:23 I freaking love this part. Her training process is in the books Winds of Winter you know the ones that will probably never get to read because they'll never be finished
Remember what Robert said about fighting them in an open field 6 seasons ago?
Bran already knows how this ALL plays out… he just can’t interfere
I’m with you, Bridgett. I too was satisfied with everything. Yes, the episodes moved very fast, lots of holes but, there is only 7 eps to season 7 and only six in season 8 so…I just enjoyed it for what it was. I didn’t get too crazy over it.
And yes, the gold made it safely to Kings Landing and I think the waif girl that tormented Arya during that whole faceless man storyline trained her. She took a beating and had to learn to dodge blows and fight without her sight.
When Jaime tried to kill her from behind Drogon saving Danny means that he thinks that she is his mother ❤
Seeing Dickon makes me want you guys to react to the Umbrella Academy. I think you would love it if you haven't already seen it.
Yes! I second this.
That Guard Is In Fact Eddie Munson From Stranger Things. Good Spot!
The sad music is for tyrion watching his people get slaughtered.
BEST SCENE EVER IN SEASON 7 19:28
Thanks for some sunshine on a rainy day 😁
What is so weird about Bran?? He IS NOT HUMAN anymore. Why do you expect him to act human?? He is the Three-Eyed Raven. Also, if you don't watch with caption ON, you are missing out on subtle things that explain alot!!
It’s weird because the sweet little boy who loved climbing, who was literally the cliffhanger that started it all, now being an all-knowing unfeeling shell is upsetting and unsettling.
15:50 She learned things, but like, also off-screen! If you think she didn't learn stuff just because you didn't see it, then nobody poops ever 😤🙃
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Daenerys burned most of the food from the Reach aka the most fertile region.
john just loves caves... it was nice to see arya home.
7:12 HOLY SHNIKIES. That's Eddie from Stranger Things!!!😮😮😮
"Jon Snow, these are wonderful etchings. Not faded by the millennia that have passed. It's almost as if they were etched . . . this morning."
"I'm astonished Your Grace could suggest such a thing. How can you doubt your own eyes?"
"Well, this one is signed 'SD' and I can see Ser Davos over there behind that rock."
"Ruh-ro."
And Cody's right, we never saw Arya learning these skills. Especially the face changing, never had an explanation as to how she could suddenly do that magic. And it's years since Syrio.
And how did the Dothraki get from Dragonstone to the outskirts of Kings Landing, a distance of hundreds of miles by land not to mention a long sea voyage? Either the different storylines are completely out of whack with each other or it just doesn't make sense. Spectacular though this all is, this is when grave doubts started setting in for me!
Still, it is a great moment when one of the characters we love is there trying to shot down Drogon. That was good writing.
Jon said in S6 he’s going to bury Rickon next to Ned. I’d like to see what his statue looks like
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You are correct, one of the guards at the gate (Winterfell) was Eddie from season 4 of "Stranger Things."
In fairness, when you're in heavy, metal armor, swimming does become a bit challenging.
Many people stupidly thought Daenerys burnt the crops but it was the Tyrell gold she burnt.
If wasn’t gold.
@@avonbarksdale91 But it was. Cersei said so in the scene before the battle. People are stupid
A lake that's deep AF right next to path at its shore that Bronn and Jaime could dive into to evade dragon breath. How oddly convenient. LMAO
"I love like the sad music like I'm gonna feel bad for Jaime." Errr... You're supposed to feel bad for all the men who are dying in a truly awful way, being cooked alive in their armour with no honour in their deaths, Jaime having nasty flashbacks to the last mad Targaryen he encountered, and the fact that his number one aim in almost everything he does is to save people from dying. Here he is watching his men die for no good reason, food for the people in the capital being burnt (that's what's in the wagons) and he can't do anything to stop it. Then he sees his opening: If he can take down the dragon and/or the dragon queen, he can prevent so much loss of life and at least one war. It's a suicide mission and it is very brave and stupid at the same time.
Yes Jaime cared so much that when Cersei did the thing he killed Aerys to prevent he just went back to her and never brought it up, just did her dirty work.
The most common phrase uttered by Game of Thrones viewers is, "WHAT THE FUK?!"
The second most commonly uttered phrase is, "We gotta watch another one!"
"Can't he swim?" He's a got a suit of very heavy armour on! 🤣......or is that plot armour?
Yeah, you're not the only one who has problems with this series so far, but just too much to get in to. The homecoming for Arya was a bit of an anticlimax. "Yeah, I'm back."......"okay, that's nice."
The last 20 mins of these episode has such beautiful cinematography.