ONLY THE LADDER WILL FALL!! | Game of Thrones S7E7 | The Dragon and the Wolf | REACTION
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- What going on yall its ya boy Mike!! Happy to bring you another one... firstly I just wanna adress the fact that we've been on season 7 forever... life has been hitting us hard but we have plans to get back to form with season 8! This episode was pretty good, it starts with Dany and Co. Arriving to kings landing. Showing Cersei the Walker they captured, albeit not enough to make her want to cooperate. After some discussion with her brother Tyrion, cersei seemingly changes her mind, but it's later revealed to us that she has no plans to help. Her and Jamie end the season at odds ends with eachother. While Jon and Dany end up together. Theon gets an apology from Jon and forces the other ironborn to follow him to save Yara. All that and the episode still finds time to kill Baelish at the hands of the Stark 3. Overall a good episode that leaves alot left for us to find out in season 8. Can't wait. Got alot planned. Excited to see you all there :)
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They are not cousins, guys. Daenarys is Jons Aunt
To this day I will NEVER understand how ppl get grossed out by incest and they themselves don’t even know who the players are !!🤭🤭😂💀
Incest is gross no matter how you’re related
They already finished the series a couple months ago. So as of now they do know she is his aunt and what happened at the end
Jon’s hot aunt. At least they aren’t twins!! Hey if Rudy Giuliani can do it
If your aunt looked like her and you never knew her? Didn't grow up with her?
Just saying.
After the Unsullied took Casterly Rock, Euron only destroyed their fleet, and didn’t come on land to battle. That left the mass majority of the Unsullied stranded at Casterly Rock. They even made mention of it 2 episodes back that the Unsullied would have to march all the way from the rock back to kings landing. Since they were not present last episode, and that trip beyond the wall was actually a long time, that large march was done off screen during the events of the last episode. A bit of a time jump maybe, but not much considering Jon and the rest still had to sail from the wall all the way down to kings landing.
Thank you. Shouldn't have been that difficult to understand. Annoying, maybe. But easily explained.
From here on out if anyone’s off screen time is irrelevant.
This the type of shit that has a very good explanation but everyone who doesn’t get it calls it “bad writing” and thinks the last few seasons suck because of it. Annoying.
@@pieceofdebriwait so you think the last 4 seasons were good
Arya and Sansa made this great plan to kill Little finger in the best place possible… off screen.
the closest thing we get is the deleted scene where sansa fully believes arya is out to get her and bran is like 'nope'
this makes it looks like they were planning all along or something or sansa actually knew better when she didn't lolololol
but w/e
@@nightfrost1891is the scene on youtube?
@@nightfrost1891 I have heard of that scene and that the actor of Bran confirmed it in an interview, but I thought it is never going to be released. Same with a scene where Cercei is having a miscarriage.
So you wanted them to just take all the reveal out of it then eeh.......? You wanted the scene before Ned's d3ath where Joffrey was like "pssh, fuqq these h0es I'mma do me". ...alright. You do you I guess
Theon has one of the best character arcs in the entre series, You like him, then hate him, then pity him, then root for him, and we end up cheering for him. Alfie is such a good actor.
and how he runs in and dies? yeah great arc
I have to disagree. I don't care about Theon. I wanted him to disappear a long time ago.
Eww gross Jamie and cercei.then Jon and dany?yay!people are so weird
He's my favorite character arc overall. Also Alfie just absolutely becomes Theon
And then you'll cry for him
Actually there are no time jumps. The characters just mastered the skill of teleportation.
Fast travel enabled until they become over encumbered!
@@cynza79once they met the dragon npcs for the first time they gained the ability to fast travel. First they needed to progress the story enough for them to appear in the map.
Winning the battle of the bastards unlocked fast travel.
No they all have jetpacks
When Lord Baelish gave Sansa the speech about play a little game and said Arya wanted to be Lady of Winterfell, she knew. Sansa knew that was the one thing Arya did not want. You even called it in the reaction when the scene went by. Great reaction
"None of you were there to see what happened." The Three-eyed Raven was there.
Na, not the whole time. I don’t think Sansa realized it was all bullshit until Baelish tried to convince her that Arya wanted to be lady of winterfell. At THAT point, she realized it and went to talk to Arya about it. Then asked bran about it and he filled in the missing pieces.
While I do think that’s the specific moment she was done with Littlefinger’s bullshit, she never really trusted his advice in regards of what to do with Arya in the first place. Like how Littlefinger advised Sansa to keep Brienne as a body guard between her and Arya, then the next thing Sansa does is send Brienne away because she can handle her sister without getting physical.
I love that you guys feel like you missed an episode. We all felt this way when the episode first aired.
They only said that because the haters planted time jumps in their head. There was no such feeling (Flawed) with the original reactors to the show, who reacted to the show as the episodes first aired. If there wasn't any mention of any time jumps when Ned & Robert were having a chat in the field on their journey to Kings Landing from Winterfell, where the very next episode they were already at King's Landing, than why should there be a mention of a time jump with Grey Worm & the Unsullied, where they were at Casterly Rock, 4 episodes earlier? The Boyz accessed the situation incorrectly, the Unsullied didn't need their ships (Destroyed by Euron) anymore to march their troops on land to King's Landing, a fraction of a distance away from King's Landing by comparison with Winterfell to King's Landing, that took Ned & Robert just 2 episodes, where we learned previously that the king took a month to get to Winterfell. George Fanboys hated the ending & are playing Monday Morning QBs by trying to manipulate the reactors to hate the writers, as they managed to do to some others. Not seeing the Unsullied march to King's Landing, is essentially saying that we the viewers couldn't figure it out. Total hypocrisy, as no such claim is made in HOTD by the book readers, when there are several ten year time jumps, where 95% of the viewing audience who never read the books, had to access what the hell is going on in a far greater way, then here.
@@Steve-eh4db salty fanboy alert.
I was hyped to see Jon and Dany together cause the books been foreshadowing it since the beginning. the whole a song of ice and fire and fire meets ice thing is about Jon and Daenerys.
they have some elemental and political parallels in the show as well, but that's nothing compared to the books. they're almost the same character.
GRRM said back when they were shooting season 1, that Jon and Dany eventually meeting and getting together is one of the main things of the story and that the story was always about those two.
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Aunt and Nephew. But I agree, be all for it. They weren't raised together, and they've been doing it for ages. Not just their family, but most long-reigning dynasties. George Martin was writing authentically. After Season 2, I stopped worrying about it. I decided to just enjoy the fcking love stories, ya know?
Jon sent Tormund to Eastwatch before he went to Kings Landing. Tormund didn’t go to Kings Landing. I didn’t mind Jon and Dany hooking up.
If you get frustrated by time jumps and incest, it’s more prevalent in House of the Dragon so prepare yourselves..
I love the death of little finger, calling him out for starting the war in the first place, and confirmed by Bran, quoting his own words.
Good stuff. Cant wait for the next episode early December!
Lol!!! I literally forgot about them it’s been so long
The real reason that Bronn and Pod left was because Jerome Flynn (Bronn) was in a relationship with Lena Heady (Cercei) that ended badly. Lena Heady had it written into her contract that she wouldn't have to do any scenes with Jerome Flynn.
Finally !!! made me wait weeks to see this reaction but the beginning made it all worth it lmao
50:00 - it's not cousins. It's Aunty and Nephew 😅 Danny is Johns Aunt
always a pleasant surprise to see a video from you guys show up in my feed. wasn't expecting this intro though lol
right?!
The poetry behind Little Finger dying by the same dagger he tried to have brand killed with is next level.
They needed the dragon to get through the wall - it was put together with ancient spells to keep the dead out - which is why benjen couldn’t cross-
wait but isnt the dragon a part of that group bc hes dead too? im confused now
@@gloomyloomi he’s dead yes but he took the wall down so the spells that kept them from being able to cross were taken down- that’s the explanation I came up with anyway lol
"It's not what I want, it's what honor demands."...Now here is finally a ruler who makes a decision not out of the need to display strength, or out of greed, or fear, or anger, or impulse, or cause they're convinced they're the Chosen One. She does so inspite of herself, because it's the right thing to do. Even when she stands up to say her last words to Baelish, she's got a tear in her eye. Curious detail. Power doesn't corrupt, it reveals. How we exercise it says a lot about us. Everytime the dragon queen executed someone she had that Manson Lamps glowing in her eyes. She was so proud of herself she damn near looks orgasmic watching other people die. That's the difference. The moral of the story has always been the immutable nsture of absolute power and the perils of one-minded pursuit of that power.
Great line: ‘Power doesn’t corrupt, it reveals.’ Maybe that is why the ones who keep it hidden escape accountability but still leverage its potential.
but sansa actually likes him back in some weird twisted way, other than that she has no mercy
dany is the same with people she cares about
you can't compare the two in this situation
you're right about time times jumps.
In early seasons, travelling from one place to another takes a very long time.
for instance, Aryan and the Hound travel from the Twins to the bloody gates (not so far away on the map), they spent SIX episodes on the road.
Now a character can just teleport from Dorne to the North between two scenes.
Mike is so funny... 7 seasons saying "Winter is Coming" and when the first piece of snow lands on Jaime's hand he says: "Is that rain?" :)
Guys!!! It was Bran… he could see the past and who gave him the knife - Balish.
Always a fun day when one of your reactions shows up. With fewer episodes in season 8, I hope you’re able to post them quicker. 😁
after buying the patreon, it is wild seeing how far back youtube is lmao
did they start with HOTD?
Tbh they should drop the HOTD reactions once the S2 trailers release.
I checked out Patreon and didn’t see current GoT so I didn’t sign up. How far ahead are they? Did they start HOD? Thanks
@@skkkk06 finished
finished HotD and TLoU @@annewoodard6803
Come on guys. There's no way you're this thick...
The Unsullied spent all of last episode, marching across Westeros to Kings Landing. Meanwhile, Jon and Co went beyond the wall, AND traveled back to Kings Landing as well.
It's not a time jump. It's a believable passage of time.
4 episodes. They were in episode 3. What's hilarious is that it took Ned & Robert to arrive in King's Landing in just 2 episodes from Winterfell. The distance from Winterfell to King's Landing, is easily 5-10 times the distance then of Casterly Rock to King's Landing. I don't ever remember a George Fanboy complaining about Ned & Robert suddenly taking a bullet train to King's Landing. It took a month for the king to arrive to Winterfell. Sadly, the Boyz bought in to some of the manipulation being planted by some of the haters, who became Monday Morning QBs after they disliked the ending. The only reason why they are reaching. Everyone always needed to piece together what's going on. What's hilarious is the time jumps in HOTD, where the book readers were ok with it, because George wrote it in. Leaving 95% of the other viewers needing plenty of time to figure out what the F is going on between episodes. A far bigger process in HOTD, then realizing here, that simply Grey Worm marched his forces on land (Not by sea, as Euron destroyed their ships) to King's Landing, arriving 4 episodes later. Jon & company used ships, in no way are we to assume that Jon & Grey Worm left to King's Landing simultaneously just because we saw them at King's Landing together. Like assuming that everyone that is at the airport to catch a flight, took an equal distance of a ride to arrive at the airport. One can arrive at the same time but not necessarily taking the same time to get there.
When sansa goes thru littlefingers process and the answer is "it makes her the lady of winterfell" she knows arya would hate that... so she realizes its a littlefinger scheme and off screen talks to arya and bran for the trial plan.
Sansa really was the best person to take down Littlefinger, but it definitely could've been executed better. He wouldn't suspect her.. no one would.. & she already had an advantage knowing that Arya never had any interest in being the lady of Winterfell.
I fully believe the animosity we see on screen between Arya and Sansa once Arya comes back to Winterfell is all a show to throw off Littlefinger.
There may have been some residual sibling rivalry left over from when they were younger, before their worlds turned upside down when poor old dead Ned lost his head.
They’ve both seen & done so much since then that childhood slights wouldn’t really matter. It’s a miracle that they are both alive in Winterfell along with Bran & they’d know it
I love you guys edits. The intro to this was fire!! The music is awesome!!
Fun fact about Tyrion arriving at the meeting. If you look at the Dothraki escorting them. They're all wearing bloodied Lannister clothing under their furs that they took from the men they killed in "Spoils of War" lol badasses 😂😂
Arya needs to take Jamie’s face and go after Cerci
55:43 "Its cause the dragons are magic"
Exactly! Not only are dragons tied to magic, but its been said multiple times by several characters that when the dragons returned to the world, all magic was increased significantly to the warlocks/witches of the world. So Viserion not only has its original dragon/fire magic, but it now also has the magic of the white walkers. Which is why its fire is blue.
Bran is like the anti-gaslight God. And that's how Peter ruled, with gaslighting and misinformation. He's basically one big "I got receipts", as long as you believe him lol.
Over the whole season they had Dany falling in love with Jon bec she saw how much his people loved him, how much respect everyone had for him and she got to know what kind of person he is. I didn’t like them being in love either but I saw it coming since their first meeting…I think it was obvious and you guys missed it until last episode but you still didn’t really catch it 😂
I had no problem with Jon and Dany. Targaryens are gonna Targaryen......
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The Wall is also over 300 miles long, so "The Wall," still stands. Just a nice, horde sized hole punched through.
Of all the things that felt forced in the last couple seasons, the Jon lineage thing I don't think was one of them since they've been dropping hints about it since the beginning , but that's just me. There's plenty of stuff in the last 2 seasons that feel super rushed though.
I don't buy for one second that Arya and Sansa faked those arguments when nobody was around to hear them, just to...what? What would be the point? If they knew what Littlefinger had done, that was all the reason they needed to execute him. The people in that room never gave a shit about him trying to wormtongue Sansa. They cared about him betraying Ned and killing Lysa - whch Sansa saw him do, with her own eyes. I can buy that they figured it out AFTER the arguments. It feels like there should be a scene to explain it.
when arya shows up in winterfell, they're both wary of each other. sansa hasn't seen her sister in six (seven?) years, and both of them have changed so much since then. they're not who they remember. they need time to figure out if they can trust each other. so i do think arya was right to be suspicious at first, like littlefinger is Not a trustworthy figure wtf is he doing in winterfell sansa? but once they figure it out, once they connect again, they're on the same team. and if they're on a team together, you can pretty much count on them crushing their enemies into dust every time.
Pretty sure the showrunners actually intended for Sansa and Arya to genuinely be fooled by Baelish, up until that last convo Sansa had with him, where she apparently went to speak to Bran off screen and onoy then did they come up with the plan to trick him.
It's shitty writing.
12:33 - it's cool Aaron - all our heads were filled with the same confusing calculus too 😅 welcome to the final episodes of Game Of Thrones 😅❤ you made it
Jamie(and maybe Tyrion/Varys separately) explained in a previous episode that Danys army at Casterly Rock would ultimately have to abandon the castle and march back on foot. They probably marched straight to Kings Landing as enough time has passed for Brienne to travel down from Winterfell & Jon etc to travel down from the Wall
The white walkers have a blue eyes white dragon
Night King: Screw the rules I have money.
Before the words of truce came out of Cerci’s mouth, she had already determined her betrayal. She’s making selfish decisions like this that could effect everyone inside and outside of her country. She’s like a Honey Badger, “Cerci don’t care; Cerci don’t give a s-t!”
Great to see you back, season 8 episode 3 is really dark, you will need to brighten the tv.
Only 6 more episode, lets go!
If you feel like you're missing an episode now... hahaha
Sansa the polititian figured it out using Little Finger's Little Game, Sansa went to Bran to confirm it and they went to Arya. It was Sansa's kill, he who passes the sentence must swing the sword - Sansa's word is her sword.
Yay...my boys are back...been missing you guys!!!! 😊💚
I missed you guys so much! Was starting to get worried you guys might not be able to finish the series, and you know that would've broke my (OUR/your fans' hearts) then you come back in with a music vid beginning.... saddle up boys, let's finish this... TOGETHER. ;)
Your reactions and discussion points are great about the show. The episode title "The Dragon and the Wolf" basically refers to Jon Snow's parents Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark but can also be said it refers to Jon Snow himself as he is a hybrid of both.
I loved Jon and Dany getting together but I was also awarded no spoilers so I just thought he was a stark through all S7. To me they were fire and ice, the 2 strongest names who would be a power house together. I thought he was able to touch Drogon because he's a good guy and Dany got to see that through the dragon scene. You know, all the fantasy perfect fairy tale things that GoT does not do. So I had my guard dropped and was excited then equally grossed the fuck out that they were related, plus all the issues that might come from that. GoT did it to me again! Loved it. Always love how the show could play with my emotions like that. It's the best part.
LMAO. I’m listening while cleaning: ‘TF, did I add a Full House video to this playlist?’
Been waiting WEEKS for this upload. Love you guys!
glad you guys are starting to see the flaws in these later seasons
Yoooooo! Thank you for the music video 😂 they always make my day better
My favorite thing about the Hound (at least in this episode) is how much respect he has for Brienne as a fighter even tho she’s a woman. He walks right up to her on the road & speaks with her as he would any other knight/warrior
Casterly Rock and Kings Landing are on the same peninsula, there is a direct road. As is HIgh Garden, so all forces could have merged.
That... was a very... uhm... nice intro, your Grace.
I didn’t peg Aaron for crying in this episode but always love to be proven wrong! 😃
bRUHH Greayjoy was way out in thw water, and Worm was on top of a cliff, they simply look back and run lol
This is my favorite episode, mostly because of the Baelish scene.
the littlefinger execution scene is my favorite scene in all of the show. it just makes me so happy. and the way arya just hit his throat quickly and walked away. didnt even watch. my girl is beastly.
More like one of the worst scenes in the entire show
Euron in the books is like a ganondorf character. His plans coming to fruition probably in the next book. In the show he's just an filthy edgy pirate
47:54 - "I have a bad feeling, man. Something really bad is about to happen". Yeah, season 8.
What I like most about Mike and Aaron is that, most of the time I disagree with them but I LOOOOOOOVEEEE their reactions and discussions! Thanks guys~!
don't forget Bran...... Sansa, Aria AND Bran figured all the Balish stuff out. Bran KNEW what he was and what he did and if he told his sisters just some of it they'd have been able to fill in some blanks of their own and hatch that plan.
I like Jon and Danny together. I never caught the fact they were related the first time I watched the series. But it is custom and acceptable for them.
The Boys are back! About time, I was starting to think that one of you had snapped and buried the other in the woods somewhere.😂. 😅
The Game of Thrones and the Game of Faces are both based on lying well, or peeping someone else's lies - the Stark sisters learned (and mastered) the same game within their own skillsets. "She's the smartest person I know." I'm not a Sansa fan, in general, but Arya's not lying here, and she's one of the few who would know it well.
I think the writers did a terrible job of portraying Sansa as the strategist who outmaneuvered Littlefinger. She does a lot of dumb things. Most recently, agreeing to marry Ramsay for absolutely no strategic reason, despite the show pretending her being married is somehow necessary for the Boltons to be defeated. Then she hides information from Jon about the knights of the Vale, nearly allowing Jon and all of the northern soldiers to be killed. Things would have likely gone much better if they just waited 30 minutes to start the battle.
The only smart thing she does is get the hell out of King's Landing after Joffrey's death, and she would have been smarter to leave at her first opportunity which she turned down. Sansa isn't stupid enough to blindly agree with whatever Littlefinger says to the point where she'd imprison her own sister for no reason and never wonder "wtf is he talking about, why would my sister be a threat" but not being a complete moron doesn't make her a genius. The writers failed both her character and Littlefinger.
@bobdonda That's fine. I've read all these complaints, and more, before. My comment isn't about D&D's mishandling of Martin's characters though. I was highlighting the parallels between the girls' informal, and life-saving, education, despite their childhood assertions that they're nothing alike.
Sansa had to learn that everyone in King's Landing is a better liar than her to achieve her queen dream, and Arya had to learn that "we never stop playing," which is akin to Cersei's "You win or you die." Unfortunately, the honor and honesty virtues their father taught them have a low success rate in their world. It doesn't really matter what the showrunners spoon-fed the audience regarding Sansa's intelligence - their lessons in those games naturally gave them an equal-footing, and an innate understanding of each other, that wasn't there before. The games did that regardless of an outside viewer's perception. In show, considering Arya's path, and level of intuition about others at this point, when she says, "She's the smartest person I know," I believe her - no need to hang a lantern on Sansa's smarts.
That's also a path Martin set them on, not D&D. As far as I'm aware, Sansa is not the one married to Ramsey in the books, and Jon is still dead, so it'll be interesting to see how those journeys pan out differently. I'm curious though, if this is your opinion of Sansa, do you think Robb equally as stupid?? He also entered a completely unnecessary, unstrategic, *and* ill-advised wedding, knowingly sent thousands to their death in order to capture one man, and got killed by men less honorable than him.
@@steffurness Robb is definitely stupid, but a different kind of stupid. He never understood the importance of marrying for political alliances, and someone calling himself king needs to know that. He never suspected Walder Frey would betray him even know he screwed over Walder by marrying someone else, and it's not like Walder is known to be kind and forgiving.
You can just say Robb is too naive though, anyone might do that. But the really stupid thing was executing the head of the Karstarks - everyone told Robb not to do it and it'll cost him almost half his forces, he did it anyway, they left and he regretted it. WTF did he think, just because he has a crown everyone will go along with whatever he says?
Still, I can't compare that to the "I'm just not going to tell Jon reinforcements are coming, for no reason at all" kind of stupid. But I think situations like that weren't intended, I don't think they intended to make Sansa look like a fool, it's just questionable or lazy writing that makes her look that way.
Call him Ae-jon. 😂
Five words clear up that Arya-Sansa riff. “Yo Bran, what went down?”😅
Aaron is wrong about everything. He keeps trying though.
That’s what makes it fun. I can’t wait to see his guesses they are so funny
@@lrichardson5057 can't tell you how many times I have laughed at his guesses.
I'm glad in not the only one that feels this way. He'd be lost without Mike.
@@gbacani007 another person said we call him Reek lol
The Unsullied marched back across Westeros, it's actually mentioned a couple episodes back that it would take them a while to get back because they had to march back.
What's BS about this scene is that Uncle Benji when he saves Brandon, tells him that the only way the White Walkers can get through the wall is if it collapses. He goes on to say that the wall is protected by spells. I'm thinking this walker was put on the ship on the other side of the wall...it's the only way it could have been brought south. Then again in the earlier series, when Jon saves the Lord Commander from the white in castle black, the dead becomes a white inside the castle.
So glad Peter Dinklage and Lena are best friends...they act brilliantly together 😊
Not cousins. Dani is Jon's aunt
Casterly rock didn’t have anyone there. That was the issue. They didn’t lose a lot of men. They lost casterly rock because that got dooped and their ships got burned. As a result they had to go over land to get to kings landing.
Look at Jon and look at Dani, they together.
suggestion: USE HEADPHONES on episode 3. The soundtrack is an important part of the episode. If you already watched it... re-watch it with headphones
I'm with Mike. I never liked the Jon/Dany romance in the show for the same reasons Mike said, and I never bought into it either because I never felt any chemistry between the actors. In the books I suspect I'll have a totally different opinion about it, if we ever get the books. Fingers crossed!
100% agreeeeee
they both kissed irl once (there is literally a photo) and are super close so they do have chemistry but unfortunately the writing in season 7/8 was so trash it couldn't do the couple justice when in the books it's supposed to be some epic romance that is constantly foreshadowed (hell, they foreshadow so many parallels in the show too)
so no, i don't think it's the fault of the actors, it's just what they were given because lets be honest, did any couple hit at all in season 7 or 8?
the answer is no
jon is unrecognizable in season 8, and dany is halfway through as is every other character so it's really hard to judge
they had no grrm writing to back them unlike other couples because they aren't together in the books... yet
it had to be all from d&d's imagination and i think they hated the couple/hated kit/jon/hated dany so it wasn't going to work regardless
i like it because they look hot together and the build up foreshadowing is SO good but yeah, unfortunately d&d sucked
@50:54 we really did love that ending that's when we all discovered the John secret and you would have too, had someone not spoiled it for you. Remember when you guys watched that video which revealed it to you you should never have watched that it was a spoiler
White walkers and the undead would not have been able the wall due to magic on its foundations. So the wall had to be destroyed
"Starks. Slow minds, quick tempers"
What in the world?? That intro...😂 👍.
The walkers and wights (am I the only one triggered by "weight" here?) can't climb the wall because it contains magic specifically to resist them. That's why they've been up there for all this time.
My only question here is, where did the walkers get those chains annnnnd I thought they couldn't go in water🤔
The wights can't go in water. But what you didn't see offscreen was them going fishing for multiple days to catch enough fish and turn them into wightfish, and help bring in larger sea creatures until they can control something in the water than can help them put the chains in place.
Or they just have Aquaman powers. I'll go with that one actually.
"Sha-boing boing" is my new favorite word🤣
COUSINS?! smfh come on, guys
I felt awkward during the Jon/Dani scene, but that's because I knew they were Aunt/Nephew.
The characters, however, didn't know their relationship, so I try to watch it from that perspective.
littlefingers death is like a scooby doo plot. its so bad,
21:40 Qyburn's in love. ❤
The Starks: Cerberus, 3 headed Guard Dog of Underworld. Children of the Fenris Wolf. The Morigu. Priests of Anubis. The Fates, Offspring of the Night, herself. "Nevermore, said The Raven." Littlefinger, “You have been weighed; you have been measured; and you have been found wanting.”
By the way, Sansa and Arya went to Bran. That's the conversation we didn't see.
p.s. - Bron and Cersei were contractually required to never be in a scene with each other. They dated, it got ugly.
Had noooo idea. I had never heard that. Did it get ugly because she started dating Pedro Pascal (Oberon)?
So she’s banging everyone irl too at least they’re not related I guess
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I think the concept of Rhaegar and Lyanna actually having been in love and married is interesting and the way that it would turn so many things we took for granted on their heads would be wild (Jon not actually being a bastard after that having been such a huge part of his identity, Jon being the trueborn heir to the throne, the entirety of Robert's Rebellion including the death of Ned's father and brother being built on a lie, Rhaegar not having been the monster that kidnapped and raped a girl but being more like the man Ser Barristan described to Dany who was gentle and kind, etc). If that's going to be how it is in the books, which I'm not sure if it is, it's already planting the seeds better than this which does feel sudden and forced. I'm wondering if they're just mashing up 2 separate storylines from the book like they've done before. More about that under a spoiler warning down below
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I'm wondering if this plot, there being a trueborn heir to the Iron Throne named Aegon, is just D&D's way of taking the Young Griff/Aegon plot from the books and putting it on Jon, the same way they took the fake-Arya-marrying-Ramsay story and put it on Sansa. I don't believe Lyanna would choose the name of Rhaegar's only other son to be the name of her son, so at the very least I firmly believe that will not be Jon's true name, regardless of whether George has Rhaegar and Lyanna be married in the books
Well he has said in interviews that he likes giving people the same names, because its more realistic
@@treeofrage7622 Well yeah, he'll reuse names but that's a little different than one woman naming her son the same name as the father's only other son. If this was one of many sons and one of the others was named Aegon maybe I'd buy it, or if it was the father's name sure, I could see both women chosing it, but I still think the more likely explanation is that they've just merged two storylines from the book
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The dragon just took down a portion of the Wall. You literally still see the rest of it still standing. Ugh, Aaron just talks to talk some times.
I know Theon saw PTSD. But he still needs a Clock back when you’re on call them out. A Reek-like, “Yara is more Ironborn than you’ll ever be.” Woulda been nice.
Imagine watching this finale live…..then having to wait 20 months for season 8 episode 1.
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The biggest thing that bugged me about this episode is seeing Jon and Brienne and everybody that came from the North pretty much in their big ass furs. They must be hot as fuck in that shit down there in King's Landing. There was no need for that, take that shit off.
But yeah the time jump thing is jarring. But look at it this way, do you really want to see entire episodes showing the logistics of moving whole armies around Westeros, or even just throwaway lines of expositional dialogue about who is where and where they're all moving to and from? Sometimes ya just gotta show, not tell. Show that Dany clapped up with all her troops, all her power. That was the goal. Who cares how they got there? That probably took months of travel, months that we didn't need to see.