Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 10 'The Winds of Winter' Part 1 REACTION!!
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2018
- Cersei Lannister and Loras Tyrell stand trial by the gods. Daenerys Targaryen prepares to set sail for Westeros. Davos Seaworth confronts Melisandre. Samwell Tarly and Gilly arrive in the Citadel. Bran Stark discovers a long-kept secret and Lord Frey has an uninvited guest. Here's part 1 of our reaction to season 6, episode 10 of #GameOfThrones. #TheWindsofWinter
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The bravest person in Westeros is whomever lit those candles.
They were lit first, then wildfire was let to flow around them. But yes, the little birds are great.
Whoever*, not whomever. It's still the subject, not the object. The candles are the object.
roddo 🙌🏻 Thanks new best friend
@@mustyfan1584 Whomever works too.
@@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS It actually doesn’t work. Learn your grammatical cases!
The sountrack of this episode is just a masterpiece
Cristian I saw ramin play it live on his organ at the game of thrones concert complete with pyrotechnics that resembled real wildfire!
It’s just so....off. Fucking perfection. I don’t care breaking bad fanboys, this will NEVER be topped
Absolutely. Anyone who calls season 6 bad after the run of episodes 8,9, 10 is just a hater. It's that simple.
yup amazing
Light of the seven by Ramin Djwadi (idk if i spelt it right) but that soundtrack is best of the whole series.
Cersei : That's what i do, i drink and destroy things...
The true Robert`s wife :D
the one true queen RIP
how can you not love here after this episode she is so badass holy shit
Dany: Hold my beer
@@MetroVerse hold my Starbucks cup
Seven main characters died in the intro;
Margaery, Loris, Mace, Lancel, Kevan (Lancels father), High sparrow, and eventually Tommen.
Light of the Seven
Pycelle, as well.
@@mwilsonUT oh shit, you right. Thought I was on to something lmao
@@whoalookout8578 kevan
fuck Pycelle tho I was happy to see him get butchered.
She f**king f**ked em
Margaery looking extremely hot this episode
I c wat u did thar.😉
She's pretty wild! On fire! Total smokeshow!
Smokin'!
Who is the hottest? Like for Marjorie, Share for Princess Shereen
The High Sparrow was green with envy.
13:59 It was at that moment that Lancel realized there was no brestplate stretcher
Robert will be pleased. That little yellowed haired shit
Excellent
*GODS, what a stupid name!*
@SwenglishGamer WHINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lancel Lannister, first of his IsChOooPid name. Tool of the Andals and the first men
Tommen sure changed the meaning of King's Landing. 😉
Underrated comment!
@@baseballboy1033 It's not underrated, it was a joke repeated ad nauseum for weeks after the episodes aired.
He got 4.9 for the dive, but his landing was a bit of a mess.
😂
Dude!!! COME ON!!!🤣🤣😂😂
About Cersei not reacting to Tommen's death... remember the prophecy! Cersei doesn't feel upset about Tommen dying because she knew that once her two children died, the prophecy was already set in stone so Tommen was a goner no mater what she did.
I wouldn't say she 'doesn't feel upset'...I'm sure she was devestated...but you are correct that she remembered the prophecy and expected it to happen. She accepted the inevitability of it.
It's also the denial aspect of her grief. She refuses to deal with it and pushes it to the background. You can see it both here and next season when she dismisses talking about it.
I don't believe Tommen would have died if Margaery didn't get killed. Cersei brought about his death.
I think there's also the feeling of betrayal there -- there's the scene when Tommen declares that Trial By Combat would be outlawed, you can just see in Cersei's eyes that she's given up on him, considers him lost. Sure, she has the Mountain keep him there so he doesn't blow up with the Sept, but once he kills himself, Cersei's resigned to it and moves on.
I'm sure she's going through a wide range of emotions and has no idea how to express it in a socially acceptable manner because most people don't when they are grieving and everyone grieves differently than the next person. There is no right or wrong way to grieve. For some people, letting something else (love, anger, humor) take over for their grief is a part of their grieving
"I drink and I know things"_ Tyrion Lannister
"I drink and I blow things"_ Cersei Lannister
Does Cersei count for Jaime in that remark? 😂😂
Can we please all agree that the actor for Ramsey (Iwan Rheon) was amazing?!
@lo l charisma is hard. He radiates it! He was amazing.
He is exactly how I imagine The Joker to be like in real life. I loved hating him.
Pretty sure he initially auditioned for the part of Jon snow which is so weird to think about
He's incredibly versatile. I'd never seen him before I watched Misfits, and the differences between his performances early and later in the series was just...perfection.
He is an amazing guy in real life 🙂🙂
I'm so glad Nikki made it. I remember how devastated she was after the red wedding. I'm happy she didn't quit.
i'm so happy too, i was afraid they might quit after rickons death, but thank god they continued
the red wedding and when jon died, but we got all happy again when he came back to life.
Cersei accepted the prophecy, that's why she doesn't care.
Also coz Tommin betrayed her
You both are absolutely right!
Tommin was a f**king pussy
@@general_pinochet better than joffrey
Nikki: "This is weighing on him dearly," regarding Tommen at the start. Nice work picking that out, the production designer (who won an Emmy for this episode) chose each article of clothing at the start as indicative of the person's current mental state. Watch the opening montage again and you'll see. Tommen's heavy metallic necklace and the metal crown weigh him down. The High Sparrow lightly shrugs on his best burlap sack. Cersei's outfit is martial, a general preparing for battle. Margaery's corset is being laced tightly, showing how constrained she is in her position. This whole episode is a beauty of work from a design and costume perspective.
And finally... it feels as if everything boils down to this. The Winds of Winter is not only the best episode in the series, it is also a work of art and one of biggest events in television that I had the pleasure of watching live.
I wish it was my favorite. But Hardhome will forever be.
If you ignore the fact that none of it makes sense along with the plot holes, sure it looks good on screen. Tits and dragons > plot, I guess. Considering the fact that season 1-3/4 was purely driven and motivated by the plot, the very thing that made one attached to the show, this season and episode is one of the worst in the entire series.
The children is my favorite. It was the perfect conclusion from seasons 1-4 and it was satisfying
Mathias Eriksson oh god youre pleasant...not
Mathias Eriksson You don't even have an argument, you just repeat criticism haters chatter like a parrot, so I don't have anything to answer.
Oh Margaery, whatever plans she had blew up in her face.
mscubana lmao 🤣🤣🤣
Margery knew how to play the game, even knew how to play it well, but when faced with a master like Cersei she really didn't have much chance.
Cersei just flipped the board hastala vista 😁
@@killman369547 Hell no she was on par with Cersei and actually better than her but Margaery died because of the high sparrow stupidity. Unfortunately sometimes even if you are better than someone and smarter than someone ? if you have someone stupid with you? he can drag you down with him. And this is exactly what happened to Margaery.
Steven: People are just...dying.
Tommen: Immediately dies
My favorite episode of GOT ever. With my favorite musical score ever Winds of Winter. Hits play.
Mike Parker I’m talking about the score at the end when Dany leaves Meereen, though light of the seven is great too
Tommen was a naive, gullible and not a good king, but he was still kind and innocent child who didn't deserve to die, no different than his sister(Myrcella). Cersei just killed her own son because of her actions at the Sept of Baelor.
Though I don't think she expected him to die right then and there. Sure, she understood the prophecy and even accepted it would happen...some day... but she also sent the Mountain to keep Tommen from going to the Sept. She 'saved' him. I think his abrupt death blindsided her...perhaps she didn't think he had it in him to commit suicide over that 'bitch' (her opinion, not mine!).
@DGraySon77 nah, pretty sure it was Cersei going to torture the septa and not giving a rat's ass about Tommen, his feelings and that she just murdered his wife and her family, people he's been manipulated into hardcore following the religion of, his uncle and cousin, and some of his innocent subjects in the Sept and surrounding area that was destroyed that made him jump. Cersei fulfilled the prophecy her own damn self by only thinking about herself.
one thing is for sure kings landing !! :P
@DGraySon77 Well, the witch from Season 5 premiere she would have 3 children and they would all die, so yes I believe it was prophecy and it has been fulfilled.
@@malykoth Yes, Cersei ordered the Mountain to keep Tommen from going to the Sept, but I don't think it was to save him. She wanted him to witness what she was going to do and Tommen knew that she had a direct hand in the destruction of the Sept of Baelor. The fact that his mother destroyed the Sept and killing everyone in it(including Margaery, his Uncle, and Cousin) was too much for him to bare and Tommen was a fragile individual anyway, so he killed himself. He couldn't live with the fact that his mother was a monster.
That final glance between Margaery and the High Sparrow gets me every time, she knew it was done - he had doomed them all. RIP Margaery, I so wish you made it out!
The best opening act of a television show I have ever seen (and that music - Light of the Seven!). Extended reaction here I come!
Light Of the Seven !! 🔥🔥
The Best Theme Ever !! 💯
Don't be mad if you don't see it being acknowledged enough today as there is super strict copy right on the music this episode.
I still have it as a ringtone!
The final theme is a mix of Greyjoy and Targaryen themes, not with Stark (yet). And I also love it.
I listen to that song when I'm on the treadmill
Fun fact: I believe that this is the first time in the entire show that you hear non-period correct music (the piano and the pipe organ).
As much as I hate Cersei, she was kinda epic this episode. Can't wait to see your reaction!
I don't see killing a ton of innocent people Epic sure she got the sparrow and his lackies but at the cost of Margaery, Loras and everyone else in and around the church in the town below causing Tommen to kill himself.
bro, she is the best female villain of show kind!!!!
Terranova667 I think what they meant by 'epic' was the immense drama of how Cersei handled this situation. I myself don't like Cersei either but I have to acknowledge her cunning and how madly good she is as a villain. An absolutely terrible woman but she gets things done.
I hated the "fallout" from this huge misstep.
half the Lanisters should have rebelled after this (for Kevan), and Jamie especially (he is not fond of innocents being burned alive...).
And Cersei should have been wrecked by the Tyrells and their bannermen, who did not loose nearly as much manpower in war as the Lanisters, not to mention they had much more before the wars started already (and they have better commanders, Jamie aside the Lanisters just lost all the good ones).
And of course the People in King's Landing would have rioted, they hate Cersei, loved the sparrows and Margaery
@@Terranova667 since it's all fiction and fictional characters, it gives you an opportunity to cheer people on that you normally wouldn't cheer on or empathize with people that you normally wouldn't empathize with. You can use your imagination instead of having to deal with the terrible realization of how horrible real life is. It's all fiction, just live a little. It gives you an opportunity to put yourself in the shoes of a villain or find flaws in a well loved character. It's a chance to look at something for more than just what is right or wrong. You can dissect the personality and reasoning behind a person's actions instead of it just being black and white. No one actually killed anyone. None of these people actually exist and no actors were harmed in the filming of this episode. I mean, they may have been harmed in the filming process, like a camera coming in too fast and not moving out of the way in time, but they weren't burned alive by Cersei and her team with Wildfire just to make this episode.
Cersei to Tywin, S4E10, talking about Tommen: “Margery will dig her claws in and you’ll dig your claws in, and you’ll fight over him...until you rip him apart”.
That’s exactly what she did.
Light of the seven! What a GREAT music!!!!
This is why Game of Thrones is the best TV show ever. The music, acting, directing, visuals, shocks, the epicness, etc. Everything about this episode was a masterpiece. Definitely the best episode of S6 for me. Has it become your guys' favorite TV show ever yet?
Not the best, but yea. Still Sopranos is the Greatest of all Time.
Aot tops
@@abictor3312 facts bro
Cant wait to see reaction to the BEST GoT episode and the greatest TV finale ever!!!
this is gonna be great...
I hope they watch the R+L=J video afterwards, I love how it shows all the hints given throughout the show so far
Craig Kostelecky I mean R+L=J isn't really a theory anymore after season 7, and since they can watch up to that point it wouldn't really make sense to watch that.
Lovre Trogrlic nop, top tier but not the best
Non episode videos?
1. Lena Heady is an amazing actress.
2. The music in this episode is outstanding -- the quiet sense of dread it portrays, and the understated build up to the events that unfold.
3. Never piss of Cersei.
Poor Margaery and Loras!! They may have been a little vain but they weren’t necessarily evil people at all. The sad part is that the only reason Margaery lost the game of thrones was because of her genuine love for her family. She sent her grandmother home for her own safety, because she knew that the High Sparrow would get to her sooner or later and all this season she was just trying to save her dear brother from prison. Even in their final moments Margaery showed she cared about Loras. Before the sept exploded, she did try to take her brother with her out of the church right? She could’ve just left him there to burn. Plus, even beforehand, she did lie to protect Loras’s secret from the High Sparrow remember? In the end, Margaery went through such great lengths to protect and save Loras and she really cared for her brother. That’s some sibling love right there.
Sorry for the loss of your brother and sister. Hope you and Willas are doing okay.
The Light of the Seven track that plays during the trial scene always gives me chills.
Imma miss marjorie how ever you spell it. She was so smart and would make a great queen.
Margaery was a favorite of mine. She was manipulative, ambitious, cunning, etc. but she never had to be cruel to strengthen her and her family’s position. She wasn’t above letting others get small victories as well and she never betrayed anyone either. She never hurt Sansa or Tommen at all, never betrayed them or put them in harm’s way(in the show at least) 80-85% of me thinks that Margaery genuinely liked Sansa and Tommen and may have wanted them to be happy. I actually grew to somewhat trust her, so long as she gave win win solutions.
Possibly the best episode of any tv show ever. Love your reactions !
I can't help but LOL every time I watch the part where Pycelle back hand's the kid @ 12:08
Well you remember what Steve said about kids in this show...
@@robertrodriguez1964 what did he say? 🤔
Cersei turns into Michael Corleone, wiping out the family enemies and settling debts... You guys said it when Cersei was forced into "The Walk of Shame". "She will kill ALL of them for this".
Exactly man. I said this since this first came out. This entire episode was Godfather type shit. Just a masterpiece
Rip margaery :( until your last dat you were the smartest.
not smart enough though...
@@culturezeitgeist4023 she is smart enough. But if your opponent is a cheater of the game then you will lose no matter how smart you are.
@@culturezeitgeist4023 It wasn't a matter of smarts but of ruthlessness. Margaery was much, MUCH smarter than Cersei, but she was also kind and cared about other people. Cersei didn't care one bit about collateral damage. She has a HULK SMASH mentality and would be like the Mountain if she had the physical body for it. She defeated Margaery with ruthless mass murder, not with smarts. Margaery was winning the battle of smarts.
@@SelvesteSand with your point, I agree.
@@maritacabellon7249 There is no cheating in the game of thrones, everything is fair play, you simply win or die
S6E9-S6E10 are the best 1-2 episode combo.
_Did she just kill every single person at Kings Landing?_
Dani: LOL.....
You know, you had a lot of hint about this, in fact, you've already seen it happen in Brans vision. You thought you saw the mad king trying to "burn them all", but the mad king never managed to set off the wildfire, Jaime killed him before he could, you saw Cersei blowing up the wildfire.
Last episode, Tyrion: "the mad king had stashes of wildfire hidden throughout the city, under the sept of baelor.
Qyburn: "remember that rumor you asked me to investigate?"
Cersei: "More than a rumor?"
Qyburn: "oh yes."
3 years late but it's so funny how jamie's entire thing was how it's unfair he's called the kingslayer or oathbreaker bc the mad king was gonna use that wildfire and burn children and women...but yet he loves and died with a woman who did the exact the same thing
she has killed children over and over to get what she wants.. I get the love for the actress and the genius of her character's mind, but she's a disgusting woman. Killing his son's wife who he absolutely loved to gain power is absolutely insane. And there were so many good people in that building. She sucks as a person. @@24sailorvenus
BoOoooooM 🧟
We can Hate Cersei all we want , but we must acknowledge and admire her "Annihilation War Strategy . " .
Yesss, definitely
If by "strategy" you mean arming her enemies, getting herself imprisoned and humiliated by them, and then destroying the biggest place of worship in the city as a last ditch effort to defeat them - resulting in suicide of her son, then sure, it's a good strategy.
No, no admiration required. I don’t celebrate characters who commit genocide!
@@sumchick7850 no one actually died. Its fiction and a TV show. They are actors. No actors were burned with wildfire in the making of this episode.
By strategy do you mean taking the mad King's plan of "Burn them all!"? Wasn't that the exact same reason that Jamie killed the pyromancer and his King? She used the leftover wildfire from "Battle of Blackwater" which was also someone else's plan.
If they were smart (the Starks) they would put those dogs down. No way they could every be trusted around any body.
The music when it was building up to the wildfire going off, added such depth to the scene. It felt like another character
Tomlin is such a tragic character. Him stepping out the window is probably the first decision he truly made, of his own free will.
Cerci may not have seem upset about her last child being dead, but I think it’s cus she’s not surprised. Remember the Fortune teller in the flash back? She told her her three child will die. After Joff and her daughter, she knew it was a matter of time for Tomlin.
Ramseys hounds were definitely put down! But keep that from Nikki! Lol!
8:10 "Do I feel sad for Cersei? I don't know...."
Me: ...... give it a few minutes.
I just love her
Team Cersei!
Honestly she is the one who continues to impress every season. My favourite character and actress, joint with Tyrion.
That intro was best of all the episodes, the music, costumes, actors, visuals etc... i love the realism and scheming of a plan coming together from Cersei, although i do enjoy her character more than others, its good to see some still facing that dilema of felling happy about what Cersei did and in a way rooting for her after what the sept did to her. You got to respect it.
Long live the queen!!!!
The North remembers Go fuck yourself.
Fuck no I will always hate that bitch, Tommen deserved better.
I felt bad for Tommen, he was a sweetheart
Remember someone said "the faith and the crown are the two pillars that hold up society, if one should crumble the other will fall"?
Well the scept (aka the faith) crumbled and then the king fell.
The foreshadowing is AMAZING!!!
Steven's loud gasp when Tommen did the thing was epic! Yo we know one thing for certain, Tommy boy loved his wife and was crushed by her death.
Steve’s comment, “people are just dying,” right before Tommen’s death is on point.
This was definitely my favourite finale of all the seasons
THE BEST EPISODE EVER, THE BEST SOUNDTRACK OF ALL SHOW
“Is she going Mad King style here?” I’m just going to leave this here and come back in May.
Fun fact: This was the first time Piano had ever been used in Thrones soundtrack, as the instrument didn’t exist at this time (the medieval setting it’s based on ofc).
It was used here to signify a new era coming in, hence the new sound. Great bit of musical story telling from the genius Djwadi!
The opening though was amazingly done. The visuals, the music, the twists, everything.
KCohere33 I agree one of the best episodes and the music put it over the top
that opening scene with the trial from first frame until explosion was masterpiece! the atmosphere, the acting, the music!! ahhh! Margery did not deserve to go like that!!!!
Winterfell = Bran
Kings landing = Tommen
:D
Gotta love Cersei. She is ruthless, but I was so happy that smug High Sparrow got what he deserved. Another outstanding performance by Lena Headey. Also, the music in this entire episode is outstanding.
I liked Margaery as a character very much. Her and Olenna became two of my favorite characters in this whole series because of them being great game players. Margaery played the game so good and was very intelligent and cunning in all of moves she made. She wanted only 1 thing: To become the Queen of the Seven Kingdoms and rule alongside whoever was the king and be the one true ruler from behind the scenes by influencing her husband into making decisions. She also wanted to strengthen her family and house’s positions as well. But despite her being manipulative I don’t think she ever had bad intentions as a ruler at all because none of her schemes ever resulted in anyone getting hurt. She gave people win win solutions where they would get something they wanted and be safe from the results and not just herself and her family. And she never betrayed those people either or got them killed, unlike with what Cersei did. She wasn’t destructive or cruel to anyone and fought off evilness with kindness and politeness and I really liked that about her. She may not have cared for the smallfolk but she did show herself to still take care of them and kept them clothed and fed for publicity. If her schemes resulted in the poor being fed and Westeros being a better place as queen, I would’ve been totally down with her being queen, even if that kindness was fake. Most of her schemes and manipulations resulted with good results, win wins, and never got anyone killed and because of that, I believe she had good intentions for Westeros and would’ve made a great queen.
And not just that, but despite Margaery being very manipulative, she did show herself to genuinely have a kind heart, compassion, empathy, and care for certain people. I don’t think she was completely heartless like Cersei was.
For example it’s quite clear she loved her family very deeply. She loved her brother, Loras and was extremely tolerant of his homosexuality. She even lied to protect her brother and that caused her to get imprisoned remember? She did everything she could think of to get him out of prison and even in her final moments she was trying to get him out of the sept of Baelor with her before it exploded remember? In the end she really cared for her brother. She also has a strong bond with her grandmother, Olenna and in the end, she kinda saved her life because if she hadn’t have told Olenna to go home, than she would’ve appeared at the trial and would’ve gotten blown up as well along with the other Tyrells. And Margaery also loved her father, Mace as well but that could’ve been a little less love. In the end you can’t deny Margaery loved all of her family members and did everything she could to keep them safe. I think all she was doing in season 6 was trying to protect them from the High Sparrow.
And as for Margaery and the three kings she married, it’s clear she loved none of them and were just ways for her to be queen, but I believe she had a genuine feeling for each of them.
Renly Baratheon: When she wed him, do remember she gave him and Loras no hate in having a relationship behind her back. She knew perfectly well what Renly was like and was very accepting and understanding of his reluctance to sleep with her. She even told him to do whatever he wanted with Loras so long as he gets her pregnant. In the end I think she was genuinely fond of the man because she did seem to like his tourneys he hosted right?
Joffrey Baratheon: It’s clear that Margaery hated Joffrey very much because you could tell that she looked disgusted at his behavior at their wedding feast. But she had to tolerate his evil ways in order to control him. But she wasn’t just trying to get on his good side. She actually was trying to get Joffrey to make better choices as the king because she got him popular with the people of King’s Landing and taught him to actually be loved and not feared remember? Even in their wedding she got him to decree to make all the leftovers be given to the poorest of King’s Landing. Maybe all manipulative but that was something Joffrey should have done in the beginning because in order to be a good ruler you have to take care of your subjects instead of trying to be feared and kill them right? And the little queen was trying to get Joffrey to do that. I don’t think Margaery liked Joffrey at all but I saw that she was a very good influence for him in the end. And that shows that Margaery actually had good intentions as queen as well right?
Tommen Baratheon: I think Margaery had the most affection for him. I don’t think she loved him like he did but it was clear that she genuinely liked him. Because despite Tommen being naive he still did have a sweet, kind hearted, caring personality and since he was a very sweet boy, she probably grew to like him because of that throughout their marriage. Plus if Margaery could love her father who was very foolish and naive than she probably could grow to care for her husband as well because Tommen was also very naive and foolish just like her dad and she loved him. In other words Tommen probably reminded her of her dad and grew to have affection for him because of that. Not just that but she also gave Tommen win win solutions in her schemes whenever she manipulated him and kept him happy and safe from the results and not just herself and her family. And she never did betray Tommen even during the sparrow fiasco or put him in danger in her schemes either did she? In the end, although she feigned an attraction to Renly and Joffrey, I believe she genuinely cared for Tommen in the end and may have loved him as a little brother in their marriage. At least 60% of me think she did anyway.
As for her relationship with Sansa Stark, despite her having an ulterior motive with her, she never put Sansa in danger in any of her schemes and never hurt her did they? When she and Olenna plotted to marry Sansa to Loras, yes they knew that if the marriage happened than they would have some control over the North, but they also knew that if Sansa had married Loras, than she would’ve been happier and safer in Highgarden than in King’s Landing and that she would’ve been with a kind, decent husband in Loras. Remember despite him being into men Loras is very kind and chivalrous when he doesn’t need to and I don’t think he had any intentions on mistreating or abusing Sansa if they had wed. At best they could’ve become good friends if they married and they would probably have a good relationship together. Overall Sansa would’ve been safe and happy with the result of marrying Loras and not just the Tyrells and Margaery knew that as well. Plus, Margaery was still choosing to spend time with Sansa even after that plan failed and consoled her on her forced marriage to Tyrion. That shows that Margaery actually cared about Sansa because if she really didn’t care, than she would’ve abandoned the girl after she found out that Sansa has to marry a Lannister now because there is no longer any benefit in befriending Sansa now that she is to be a Lannister soon. But Margaery never abandoned Sansa though, has she? Plus, at the Purple Wedding, she did try to get Joffrey away from Sansa and Tyrion right? I think one of the reasons she did that was so she could keep her control over Joffrey but I also think another reason was because she felt genuinely bad for Sansa and Tyrion and wanted to keep the peace at her and Joffrey’s wedding. Because of all that, I believe Margaery genuinely cared for Sansa to an extent and really was her friend in the end. Especially since she never betrayed her or put her in danger. And when she said “We would be sisters you and I”, I believe she would’ve actually grown to genuinely love Sansa as a surrogate sister down the road if she had married Loras as planned don’t you think?
In the end Margaery was manipulative yes, but she also showed herself to be genuinely gentle and kind to certain people. She truly loved her family most of all and put them first before anything, but I think she was also was truly fond of Renly, genuinely sympathized and cared for Sansa on some level, and actually cared for Tommen as either just a friend or as a little brother. But the love she may have had for Tommen wasn’t as strong as the love she had for her true brother, Loras.
That piano piece - "Light of the Seven" - at the beginning of this episode is SOOOO good. Such an amazing piece of musical accompaniment!
I love Cercei; these folks were gathered to see her demise, well sorry to disappoint
So ur reacting live to our reaction of your reaction.....soooo meta.
And if I were you, then you'd be ME and I'd use YOUR body to get to the top! You can't stop me no matter WHO you are!
Hello Ace....
Meta indeed
@W Great Scott’s!!!!!!!
i personally think when jon was beating ramsay and looked at sansa he wasnt stoping because he thought sansa should do the killing, but more something like jon did not want to turn into a violent monster in front of his sister and bashing someone head in with bare hands... and so he let go of his rage.. but maybe thats just me... i personally would not like my sister witness me beating someone to death.... no matter how much deserved that death might be...
i also think when ramsay said: "you can't kill me. i am a part of you now" ramsay wasn't referring to sansa maybe being pregnant - how would he know? - but was talking about the pain he inflected on her soul and her body.. so even half dead he was being an asshole.. "see you might have beat me, but what i did to you will stay with you..." and sansa replied everything he ever was will disappear , his words, his house, his name and even every memory of him... (including the harm he did to her)
200% agree! 👍
This! I feel like so many people miss that but this was my gut reaction when I first saw the scene. It was only later that I realized he was also saving Ramsay for Sansa.
Steven: Cersei is a scary mo-fo
Me: Doesn't he mean bro-fo?
The music scores in this episode were just amazing from beginning to end. Literally had chills the entire episode
The most haunting, beautiful, and tense start to a single episode. The entire King's Landing section felt like it WAS the full episode!
I don't even have to watch....I know EXACTLY what you guys just witnessed in the opening tease. #riptommen
It's time for you guys to watch the L+R=J video. It shows all the foreshadowing through the series about this. It makes things a little clearer I think, without spoiling anything after this point.
At this point, many reactors still think Rhaegar kidnapped and raped her, or even consider other possible fathers to Jon. There are still beans to be spilled in season 7, so no, at this point it's not time. The problem is not the scenes themselves, as they would see them anyway if re-watching the show, it's that they're back to back and, depending on which exact video you have in mind, probably arranged strategically to spell it all out perfectly, and also the simple fact that the video exists and has been suggested to them shows that there is truth or at least importance to it. Nikki and Steven have said time and time again that they don't want us to give them expectations about anything in the show's future, which such a video definitely does. They want to go in blind about what's gonna happen. Of course they have their own thoughts and predictions, but other people's predictions are spoilers because being made aware of a possible outcome spoils the surprise if it happens.
One of the most climactic episodes of them all. Loved watching this, guys!
When Nikki said the air was very heavy, I related to that perfectly. That's JUST what I thought.
The first 10 minutes of this episode with the music and Cersei’s political maneuvering is my absolute favorite breathtaking moment of tv, the blend of the music with the slow unwinding of events uhh, hands down one of the best if not best moments on game of thrones
Can you imagine how many season 1 characters died this episode ?
Margery tyrell
Loras tyrell
Lancel lannister
Tommen baratheon
Maester Pycelle
Walder Frey
THIS IS INSANE !
Margery was season 2 but yeah this episode was nuts
The only deaths I truly feel saddened about were the Tyrells and Tommen. I am actually one of the few people who actually liked Tommen a lot mostly because he was a sweet and kind child who I honestly don’t think wanted to be a ruler in the first place. Just kinda forced into this whole thing with little or no training. And he was raised by 2 neglectful parents as well and still turned out nice. Impressive
Yay at last my favorite episode ever, Battle of the bastards was epic but i think Winds of Winter just edges it... love you guys and see you for season 7 ;-)
I've NEVER been more excited to see any reaction of a finale more than this one. It's special
I don't normally phrase things like this, but you guys are goals af.... like, I hope some day I find someone I connect with as much as you two connect, it's really refreshing
Oh my god oh my god finally!!!! This will blow your mind. It’s so epic
I'm just happy, that i'm not in King's Landing at the moment.
I recently suscribed to this channel because I feel very indentified with this interaction between you guys. For example the way how one can enjoy the violent scenes and the other simply suffers. Greetings from Argentina, nice channel.
My favorite begining for a last episode. You can feel the tension going crazy only by listening to the music, add the visual and its a perfect scene.
My long awaited return finally I’m back!
I laughed harder than I should have when steven was like "that's insane, people are just dying" just few seconds before tommen jumped out of the window lol, this show fucked me up
I am LOVING going back thru these old episodes seeing you guys' journey through the show. GOT will always be legend, it almost kicked off the whole reaction genre on You tube. You guys are awesome!
And there goes half the the cast of GOT
That moment.....when Cersei blows up the Great Sept of Baelor, kills most of the Tyrells and half her own family.
Now that you guys got through season 6, you need to react to Game of Thrones: The Musical.
Seconded! Though I'd understand if they prefer to wait for the hiatus.
This episode was freaking awesome ! So epic and insane. And the music during the trial... so emotional and magnificent ♥️
The whole sept baelor scene with Light of the Seven in the background was perfectly crafted.
Loras biggest crime was that he was Iron Fist
He has now paid for those crimes
Watch now the trailers for season 7👌
"and gold will be their shrouds" the prophecy is complete.
rip rickon, one of the most amazing and deepest characters in the entire series
Best. Episode. Ever.
As much as I love to hate Cersei, I almost feel victorious on her behalf.
Originally, they wanted something else beside the piano music, but I can't even imagine anything else fitting so perfectly with the scene.
"What? Today?" Oh honey
Knowledge of suicide and mental health issues is definitely not the same back then as it is now. Suicide is still often looked as as a betrayal. I can only imagine how much it was looked as as a betrayal back then. I feel so bad for people with mental health issues.
Thanks yes that's what I thought as well
Allyson Wonderland ASMR All the more reason why Cersei seemed to portray no emotions about the death of Tommen. She felt betrayed by him.
Which is stupid and selfish of her to think. She thought she was above the law and that her position would grant her immunity from being found guilty of murder and treason. He didn't make her do all that shit.
Just because one doesn't show emotions, doesn't mean they're emotionless. Also, she expected his death because of the prophecy.
@@jamtex2 exactly. I was just explaining the suicide part of it.
"Did she blow up all of King's Landing", he asked while all of King's Landing was visible onscreen through Cersei's window.
I found that really funny. No worries fam, it was just one church and all of its surrounding area. She killed hundreds but not millions.
best episoed of whole series that that first 15 min alone is so good with light of the seven music
Green Green everywhere
Not a place to turn
Up or down or Left or right
We all gonna blow
Cersei is a savage boss! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 All hail queen Cersei
Cersei was pathetic and not a great queen. Margaery was a truly great queen but Cersei killed her and killed her son too cause of the Margaery's death.
''When you play the game of thrones you win or you die, there is no middle ground'' Cersei Lannister
God it feels like I've waited a lifetime for you guys to see this I'M IN HEAVEN WITH THIS VIDEO RIGHT NOW!
cersei knows shes guilty, backed into a corner she could not get out of unless she did that, her son betrayed her. she did what she had to do
She didn't have to do that. She's smart, she could have figured out something else. But she saw that as a way to take out the Tyrells and the Sparrows at the same time. And also become queen. She's evil. After her attonement, she vowed to get revenge, no matter the cost.
@@monasamuel3673 I highly doubt she knew Tommen would kill himself and she'd become queen. He would eventually remarry, but she could choose someone she can sink her claws into as much as she would sink her claws into Tommen. ...unless that's basically what you meant by "queen". In that case, I'm just elaborating what you meant by queen for the next person lol
I love to hate Cersei, but she's actually not that smart. Okay, it's not that she's not smart, it's that she sometimes allows her ego to cloud her judgement. The show doesn't elaborate on why she should have realized that the sparrows would turn on her immediately once they gained power because they didn't really have time. I know we aren't talking about the books, but it is so obvious that she's about to get locked up and imprisoned and she just cannot see it for the life of her. The show kind of does it too. Just a basic understanding of fanatical religious organizations throughout history tells you exactly what's going to come.
Mona Samuel i domt agree she could have found another way. If she goes to trial shes dead or locked up. Had to take all her enemies out, yes. Kill innocents yes but she doesnt care. Her way out was taken away so she acted quickly.
She betrayed him and everybody else every time she attempted to take any action whatsoever. She's responsible for the Faith militant existing. She was jealous that Tommen was getting married and wasn't 100% reliant on her controlling ass. She caused most of her own problems. She sucks and I feel 0 sympathy for her.
Yeah she didn't know he would kill himself but she knew he would hurt him deeply at least. As much as people said Cersei loves her children, I think she just lost it and she only cared for herself after the attonement. When she was shown his body she didnt even show half as mush emotion she showed when seh saw Jofferey die or heard Marcella was killed.
I don't know the timeline from when Tommen outlawed trial by combat and when her trail was but she was powerful enough to lock them all up in a room and blow them up with just a portion of the wildfire but she saw that as an opportunity. Sure, she sometimes lets her ego get in the way (hint: The Sparrows) but she sefinitely saw this coming. Everyone who had a claim to the throne was in the Sept and she blew it up. She could have got a new wife for Tommen, if he had lived, but he didn't and she took the opportunity and became queen. Cercei always has a motive behind everything. I hate her character so much. That's probably why I'm ranting :)
Lancel: "Wait...there's no such thing as a Breastplate str-"
*BOOM!!!*
Your reactions are always the ones a look forward too!
Also “Light of the seven” is such a great song.
I think I have watched this set of vids more times than I have the actual episode, its so much fun to watch you both, love you!!!!!
Its a shame the writer made this show go to shit in season 7 and 8. RIP TO WHAT COULD OF BEEN THE GREATEST SHOW IN HISTORY.
Could HAVE been.
where's part twooo????
Tommen jumping of right after they killed Margery was very heavy to take in....literally gave me shivers
Its been 2 years and I still listen to Light of the Seven at least once a week.. One of the best pieces of music. period