(GoT) Duty is the Death of Love
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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"Tell me, did you ever wonder why the men of the Night's Watch take no wives and father no children? So they will not love. Love is the death of duty."
The dilemma of love and duty is one of the main themes of Game of Thrones, I hope I have represented it!
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"We all do our duty when there is no cost in it. Honor comes easy then". Aemon Targeryan
@Captain Levi
*"Be the man, who you was born to be..."*
Be the good guy. No matter the cost...
Aemon was so great😢
It’s incredible how Ned Stark’s shadow kept existing above all characters during 8 seasons. We never forgot him.
Eddard Stark, despite what Cersei and others thought, won not only the game of thrones (one son King of the 7 Kingdoms, two sons King in the North, one daughter Queen in the North) but saved the realm, not by being a great warrior but by being a great and wise father. One good man is enough.
For a moment, though brief
The 7 kingdoms had the greatest king In its history ruling over them
I didn't. I wouldn't have watched it without Danaerys
Soo Truee
Guys I did my own jon snow tribute can you give me a chance?
Jamie chose love is death of duty and Jon chose duty is death of love.
Mohsin Jesani I said exactly the same! Jon and Jaime’s journey paralleled each other on the opposite sides. In addition to that, Jon Snow is the person who can understand what Jamie went through when he killed the “Mad King.” Crazy, seeing as how vastly different they are, but similar as well.
It would have been better offset
Mohsin Jesani jon was always stronger than Jaime in any sense
leaguephysique They’ve had similarities, but due to the completely different upbringing, they differ from each other... And at the end Jaime chose love over duty as he did almost the entire show, Jon/Aegon chose the opposite as he went to the nights watch and was struggling with himself what was the right thing, but in the entire show he always chose duty over love (when he almost went to Robb he almost chose love over duty but it’s debatable if going to Robb wasn’t also his duty as they’re his family and there had been injustice done to them).
The Foxus That’s due to the fact that Jaime was mocked after he killed his king and his father was disappointed in him because he chose fighting and riding over getting educated to be an intelligent ruler one day. To contradict Jon was getting educated about honor and was learned how to fight, that suited him better as you could see his character wasn’t intelligent at all just like Jaime lacked on that aspect
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace."
- Jimi Hendrix
But love of power is also a love
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@@karamanid Love is one of the most potent responses a human being can share with someone. But love of power is where love goes from potent to just seriously poisonous. If love is a response of human beings and our love is focused on power, there is no love; there is no connection - just a drive for control and no sympathetic real feel of love.
In other words, the world will never know peace. And there's nothing wrong or right about that.
I agree with Omair. Andrea, I think your comment is missing some stuff and is twisting some actions. Dany didn't mess up due to love. All she had to do was accept KL's surrender and not burn down a city after she won -- that was it. If she did that, she'd still be alive and be queen. Or even if she just agreed to mercy over destruction, Dany would still be alive. Dany refused Jon's pleas for mercy in the end, despite her love for him.
It feels like when Dany does something wrong, like Dany burning KL, you say it was a plot contrivance to justify her death but when other characters fail or do crappy things, they're assholes. Jon was still willing to give her another chance, he was willing to forgive her what she did to King's Landing, he never wanted to kill her, but Dany felt destruction was the right way to go. She felt what she was doing was right and wasn't willing to give that up for love, even when Jon was pleading for her to be merciful. She still didn't agree.
Plus, per Kit Harington's comments on the DVD, Jon had _no_ intention of betraying Daenerys until the very end -- when Dany said nobody else gets to choose what's good for the world. He didn't go in there intending to betray Dany, he pleas for her to be merciful were genuine, not a trick. Jon didn't want to kill her. Per the writers and scripts, Jon really did love Dany. He couldn't even bring himself to feel killing Dany was the right thing to do. When Tyrion was urging Jon to kill Dany after she burned a city, Jon _fought_ against that and tried to rationalize Dany's actions. He didn't want to believe this is who Dany had become. Jon never, never wanted to kill her. Also, I think Jon really did mean his last words to Dany, that she will always be _his_ queen on a personal level. Jon knelt to Bran because Bran was the legal king at the time.
And yes, Dany loved Jon. But Dany saving Jon doesn't give her a free pass to do whatever -- he can't be blindly loyal (nor can she be to him). She tried to suppress the truth of who Jon really was, she didn't want him to tell his sisters about who _he_ really was ever. She had good reason! (And she ended up being right about Sansa). But it's not like love was guiding Dany's every action, like here. Dany made choices like everyone else, nobody forced her to make these choices and she didn't burn KL for love or declare to wage war on the world for love. Only Dany is responsible for her actions, just like Jon/Sansa/Tyrion. She had a choice at the end and chose mass murder and wanting to carry on the destruction.
As for the advice part, Dany wanted to know what Jon thought when she asked for his input and Jon was honest with her. Tyrion gave Dany advice that they truly thought was best. Dany chose to take this advice and she took this advice on admirable grounds: she didn't want to kill millions of people then.
I will say Jon failed Dany at Dragonstone and I think that was because he, too, was reeling. He was having trouble with incest and tried to give her what he could... but Dany also failed Jon. She wasn't there for Jon dealing with how he just found out his whole life has been a lie and how everything he knew about himself was false. So I think they failed each other here.
Love the direct parallels between Jaime and Jon.
Thank you!:)
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My son needs more recognition and this delivered.
One chose Love, the other chose Duty. One died and the other lived.
Robb stark should be the true parallel
I named this video "Duty is the Death Love" instead of "Love is the Death Duty" because that's what Jon Snow chose, twice, one when he leave Ygritte and the other when he killed Daenerys!
When he fulfilled his duty, he chose his love for the North. His watch ended.
@@dleftfeel1990 No he is still in the night guard
RAPHIKI really? I think they were leaving castle black at the end of the last episode no? I don’t remember very well...
3 times. He went back to the wall, instead of going to Robb as he had decided. Robb was the king in the North, he could free him from his vows (I don't remember if Jon knew that already), but he chose his duty as the member of the NW, instead of the love for his brother.
@@boomer_1238 Yea indeed they are leaving the castle but he is still dressed in the night guard's coats, he only leads the free folks beyond the wall as he did in the opposite direction (passing them south of the wall)
"She never fooled you, you always knew exactly what she was, and you loved her anyway"
-Tyrion Lannister-
When Robb and Jon both said you are my queen ahhh the parallels were amazing
Thank you! :) and both lost their wife a few episodes later!;)
That editing got me good. Great job dude 👌👌
@@mederecord7991 Jon never had a wife...
Is it just me, or is Game of Thrones’ main theme that “love is the death of duty” and “duty is the death of love”?
And it mirrors Jaime and Jon perfectly?!
Was Game of Thrones always about Jon and Jaime?!
No, it actually mirrors Littlefinger and Catelyn. The song "Jenny of Oldstones" that you heard in episode 2 was a song in which they danced when they were children. "never wanted to leave" is the lyric that reveals Petyr's denial. The denial that Cat didn't want to kiss him. A denial that created the man who orchestrated the entire story... the real protagonist and the one who has the true power in all the events. Power doesn't lie in kings or queens. It doesn't lie on people who sit on a throne and claim to be "kings". It's a trick.. a shadow on the wall... an unnoticed idea that lives on forever without getting noticed.. just like this comment.
And... a very small man can cast a very large shadow.
But yeah ! Let's repeat once again : " It mirrors Jaime ! It Mirrors Jon and Dany !!! "
Isn't it ?
And Theon? There is of course the tension between his love of his Stark family and his duty as heir to the Iron islands
3:49
Aamom: "...what would he do?"
Jon: "he would do whatever was right, no matter what"
burn them all
Jaime: "I drove my sword into his back"
GODDAMMIT
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I’ve been reading a lot of different interpretations of Maester Aemon’s moral dilemma of love vs duty when it comes to Jon’s decision to kill Daenerys. I feel like a lot of people are mistakenly assigning the side of love to Daenerys, when I feel like his decision is meant to perfectly mirror Ned Stark’s decision in the first season. Love is supposed to represent Sansa & Arya.
In the same episode Ned Stark dies, we're presented with this hypothetical by Maester Aemon:
Aemon: Tell me, did you ever wonder why the men of the Night’s Watch take no wives and father no children?
Jon: No.
Aemon: So they will not love. Love is the death of duty. If the day should ever come when your lord father was forced to choose between honor on the one hand and those he loves on the other, what would he do?
Jon: He would do whatever was right. No matter what.
Aemon: Then Lord Stark is 1 man in 10,000. Most of us are not so strong. What is honor compared to a woman’s love? And what is duty against the feel of a newborn son in your arms? Or a brother’s smile?
Jon: Sam told you.
Aemon: We’re all human. Oh, we all do our duty when there’s no cost to it. Honor comes easy then. Yet sooner or later in every man’s life there comes a day when it is not easy. A day when he must choose.
Earlier in that same episode Ned is actually presented with this very dilemma by Varys, and in the beginning, he predictably chooses honor and his duty to Robert Baratheon.
Ned: What do you want? Tell me. No riddles, no stories. Tell me, what do you want?
Varys: Peace. Did you know that your son is marching South with an army of Northmen? Loyal lad. Fighting for his father’s freedom.
Ned: Robb? He’s just a boy.
Varys: Boys have been conquerors before. But the man giving Cersei sleepless nights is the King’s, the late King's brother. Lord Stannis has the best claim to the throne. He is a proven battle commander and he is utterly without mercy.
Ned: Stannis Baratheon is Robert’s true heir. The throne is his by rights.
Varys: Sansa pleaded so sweetly for your life, it would be a shame to throw it away. Cersei is no fool. She knows a tame wolf is more use to her than a dead one.
Ned: You want me to serve the woman who murdered my king, who butchered my men, who crippled my son?
Varys: I want you to serve the realm! Tell the queen you will confess your vile treason, tell your son to lay down his sword, and proclaim Joffrey as the true heir. Cersei knows you as a man of honor. If you give her the peace she needs, and promise to carry her secret to your grave, I believe she will allow you take the black and live out your days on the Wall with your brother and your bastard son.
Ned: You think my life is some precious thing to me? That I would trade my honor for a few more year of, of what? You grew up with actors. You learned their craft, and you learned it well. But I grew up with solders. I learned how to die a long time ago.
Varys: Pity. Such a pity.
Ned Stark won’t trade his honor and duty to King Robert to save his own life, or potentially bring peace to the realm. The thought of Robb marching South starting a war doesn't even persuade him. So Varys throws a hail marry:
Varys: What of your daughter’s life, my lord? Is that a precious thing to you?
Ned’s weakness is revealed. He is no longer 1/10,000 men, he can't bear the idea of something happening to Sansa & Arya. He goes on to make a false confession, and abandon his duty to King Robert because he chose the love of his daughters.
Fast-forward to season 8, and Jon is now faced with the decision to kill Daenerys, the queen he is sworn to serve. Much like Varys with Ned, Tyrion isn’t very successful at convincing Jon to abandon his duty.
Tyrion: She believes her destiny is to build a better world for everyone. If you believed that, if you truly believed it, wouldn’t you kill whoever stood between you and paradise? I know you love her. I love her too. Not as successfully as you, but I believed in her with all my heart. Love is more powerful than reason. We all know that. Look at my brother.
Jon: Love is the death of duty.
Tyrion: You just came up with that?
Jon: Maester Aemon said it a long time ago.
Tyrion: Sometimes duty is the death of love. You are the shield that guards the realms of men. And you’ve always tried to do the right thing. No matter the cost, you’ve tried to protect people. Who is the greatest threat to the people now? It’s a terrible thing I’m asking, it’s also the right thing. Do you think I’m the last man she’ll execute? Who is more dangerous than the rightful heir to the Iron Throne?
Jon: That’s her decision. She is the queen. I’m sorry it came to this.
Despite the atrocities that Daenerys has committed, Tyrion isn't getting anywhere. Like Ned, Jon is a slave to his duty and honor. Here comes Tyrion's hail marry as a last resort:
Tyrion: And your sisters? Do you see them bending the knee?
Jon: My sisters will be loyal to the throne.
Tyrion: Why do you think Sansa told me the truth about you? Because she doesn’t want Daenerys to be queen.
Jon: She doesn’t get to choose.
Tyrion: No, but you do. And you have to choose now.
The day has come for Jon Snow to choose, love or duty. Continue to serve the queen, and Sansa & Arya are likely as good as dead. Of course, like his adopted father, he chooses his love for Sansa & Arya over his duty to the crown.
This is further demonstrated by Jon’s final words to Daenerys not being a declaration of love, but rather a continued submission to her as his ruler.
Well, I think it was a matter of love and duty on both sides (love for Dany vs. duty to the realm, love for sisters vs. duty to Dany). It doesn't have to be that binary.
Jon was fighting against the idea of killing Dany, even after she torched an entire city, because of love (and this was after Arya brought Sansa up) -- as framed by his conversation with Tyrion. And this is supported in the scripts and by those behind the show. I can't see him doing this for anyone or anything else if he didn't love them -- not for honor, not for duty. Jon has done more to people who have done far less. He was willing to dishonorably break sacred guest right and assassinate Mance, a man he liked, to end Mance's attack on the Wall.
Yet, Jon still wasn't willing to kill Dany after she torched a city, after Tyrion said she'd continue, and didn't decide to when either Arya or Tyrion brought up Jon's sisters. He still tried pleading with Dany to convince her toward mercy. It was only when Dany refused to back down that Jon made this decision. And it's one he couldn't bring himself to feel right about, even after everything. That seems like more than just honor to me. Jon's okay with breaking his honor to do the right thing but he wasn't okay with killing Dany. And I think Jon meant his last words to Dany on a personal level. He didn't tell Sansa or Arya he loved them, nor did he give Ygritte a declaration of love before she died.
Jon used to think of himself as a completely different man than Jamie. But at the end of the day there both were just young fellas serving a mad king/queen and begging him/her not to follow the path of madness - without success.
'Love is more powerful than reason, we all know that... look at my brother" 💔
GOD I love this show! 😭😭 I just can't hate it not even after s8!!
Acha hua bta diya mujhe lga aurat hoga
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@@abrarahmadraza2813 🙌 kmal krte ho g!
Even me!
There's no reason to hate season 8 at all. Flawed it was, but the hate train that followed if was ridiculous and undeserved. Lot of people just went along with hating everything about it, but they were just as blind as those who bought into the positive hype thought every little thing about previous seasons was fantastic and flawless. It never was. It was the greatest epic show of all time though.
Jon and Jaime were very similar when it came down to it. Jon killed dany for being mad..he loved her still though
and Jaime died loving his mad queen.
The parallels being love is the death of duty and duty being the death of love.
I am sorry , Jon loved Dany? lol I must have missed that...I know it was said many times in the show but How? When? ... actions speak louder than words and well .... you know the story. I haven't seen a more forced story ever in television history...
Tiana I didn’t. comment for to argue..just bc it was a little rushed doesn’t mean the arch isn’t the same they were supposed to love each other but ultimately he was supposed to kill her when she slipped into madness. My comment had nothing to do with how rushed the season was.
Tiana Oh and he literally said it in the last season. But it was more unspoken in late season 7
Kaylin Rawls I know he said it ... I also said that people kept saying it into the show , I am just not gonna believe someone if his actions contradict. When did he love Dany ? What did he do to make you think he did love her ? Not what he said ... what he did ...
My mind can be changed if you give me a solid reason but not before that 😊😬
And I am not arguing at all ... I am just pointing out that I didn’t feel like he loved Dany at all ... It’s an opinion.
Love is the death of Duty, which is why i am not studing
Fuck love, you will only be disappointed.. focus on strength and crushing anything in your path. Follow Nicollo Machiavelli's teachings, follow Sun Tzu's teachings. Reject completely and utterly love and weak emotions, they will be your downfall.
yougonasorry please go outside
1:40 dude you are really good at this...like I’m being very serious you are professional. Never thought about how Varys and baelishes conversation could be connected to Jon’s hidden heritage!
Thank you very much!:)
Littlefinger predicted Bran as king, for chaos is a ladder, and Bran was always the best at climbing
they were talking about aegon the conqueror but ok
@@yanisaiteldjoudi2137 Yes that's what we call "parallels", it's very used in editing, we use a dialogue dealing with a situation to treat another!:)
*Thank you soooooooooooooo much for adding Littlefinger best words behind! People seem to froget how remarkable he was as a character and of course Aidan did fantastic job portraying him!*
guys please don't come here to hate on season 8. Let's just appreciate this masterpiece
I have no problem with season 8 conclusion. It was rushed, that's all. But I'd watch it again.
Se-bas i hated season 8 but when i think about it this show has affected my life in so many ways i cant even explain, this show has made me a different person than i was before i saw it
Aztec Carts - Season 8, like the other 7 seasons, was part of the journey. Our lives are all different (all better) for the ride.
Don’t defend that dumpster fire of a season
Is live Worth it - lol
Love is the Death of Duty
Duty is the Death of Love
"hard truths cut both ways"
-A truly just man
"What would your father do?"
Which one: Ned or Rhaegar?
Ned chose duty
Rheagar chose love
Ned chose duty and Ned died
Rhaegar chose love and Rhaegar died
But Jon chooses honour above all.
Honour of people's happiness
He cared for all may it be enemy or true friend.
So he United people the most.
And created a good story lived.
Fire 🔥and ice 🧊 together.
Hats off to the guy who made this video.. words aren't enough to describe the excellence...
Thank you!:)
Love is the death of duty......
Did you change your name just to comment here?😂
You should have done your duty.
There are no men like me. Only me.
@@tywinlannister7101 , I like your nickname :)
Duty is the death of love
Death is the love of duty
Duty is the love of death
Love is the duty of death
Love is the death of duty
Death is the duty of love
Damn...Last sentence is actually accurate then all of others
Death is the death of death
@@neomagic1144 hahaha
Things like these in this series, have made me learn a lot of values
When I hear jon say his real name is aegon targeryan my heart breaks cause that hyped me up so much to see him become king and then the world came crashing down
Lukmaan
Aye, when he told Dani she could (should) have bent the knee, still been queen, and helped bring peace to the 7 kingdoms.
richard lloyd Ik but apparently they just wanted to make her mad
Lukmaan
I think the hints were there in previous seasons, just the telling of the story was rushed.
Just contrast the pace of 1-6 with 7&8.
It’s a damn shame. ( SHAME 🔔🔔 SHAME 🔔🔔)
richard lloyd true, if they slowly made her mad by making a few more seasons it would’ve worked
They fucked his character that's why I never forgive dumb and dumber. They have destroyed many characters
I love this edit! I especially liked how you worked in the "Chaos is a Ladder" speech. I've always loved that bit of dialogue
Molly Rich Thank you!:)
How has this only got 48k views. Very professional production.
MrHolden17 Thank you very much!:)
3:07 Its crazy how the music thats used can compliment the dialouge so well...for example when the music changed right when maester aemon asked jon why the men of the watch take no wives. It makes what he is saying sooo much more important!! Good work!
Chins Productions Thank you very much! it was the goal!
I loved this. I felt more watching this then I did watching season 8. You were able to capture so much emotion with these clips and just beautifully done .
Thank you!:)
Very well made, thank you
ChillYourMind Thank you!:)
we feel connected to those characters that share our traits and of the traits we desire most. GOT has proved that stories do matter. that stories matter most of all. And...this video is absolutely brilliant in capturing our beloved characters in their greatest triumphs and their downfalls or death. this is poetic
Thank you!:)
Well said!
And people have the gall to spit on this show. I love that this show stayed uncompromising until it's bitter end, that those who expected cheap fan service (Jaime & Brienne together forever, Arya using her face to kill Cersei, Dany somehow ending up a just and democratic ruler) were sorely disappointing. They never figured out it was never about Team Jaime, Team Arya, Team Dany, Team Jon or whatever. It was about the tapestry of humanity, about truly difficult choices, about out triumps, but also about our failures and regressions. It is what made the show real and always has. From season 1, the show drew up paths that made narrative sense (Ned at the Night's Watch, Rob torching Lannisport, Jaime ending up with Brienne, Joffrey as a cruel ruler, Oberyn going after Tywin and so on...) only to cruelly abandon them.
I'm sorry, but Cersei being reduced to a whimpering husk after all her posturing is far more 'satisfying' than Cersei revealing herself to be some arch villain, Jaime abandoning the mother of his child would have never felt real, neither would it be 'redemption', Arya continuing to extract revenge would have been hollow and empty, Jon ruling based on his heritage would have been a slap in the face to everything the show is about and Dany ruling after all the people she burned alive and ruling not only based on her birthright, but also on the brute force of the dragons, would be not only an even bigger slap to the themes of the show but also the height of moral travesty.
This was the best comment i´ve read since the show is over. thank you :)
You summed it up perfectly. I agree the last seasons weren't as strong as the first ones in terms of dialogues/scenes but the ending of each character feels perfect. Exactly as it should be
Yeah, the Arya/Cersei theories drove me nuts. It was obviously never going to happen. You don't have a character as vital to the series as Cersei have her final scene with a character she has no connection to. She wears Jaime's face to trick Cersei, takes it off and reveals...a character Cersei doesn't recognize? How epic.
That's not the story people mostly complain about, the story is logical and very fine in itself which is a credit to the author of the books, it's bad execution of the story that is a valid complaint. This is what must happen when the focus is not on characters and the main stories but on effects. To be honest the show was like this from the very beginning: convoluted, incoherent, lacking clarity and focus, going for shock value, twists bla bla and lot's of commercialised violence ect., it only got bigger with more visual efects and the supposed climax being battles and distraction not people, and adding all cheasy teary meeting/farewells lasting forever. Plus, in the end ther's only one side perspective, it's all about Starks and their interests. Peole just expeted what they couldn't get with this team production, maybe other production woud have done it beter but the scope was pretty hard anyway, TV is not books.
P R E A C H ! 💯💯
This is so beautiful. The edit of Jaime/Jon talking of surrender, nice.
Thank you!:)
Man, great music. I almost cried in the memory of series. And I liked the quote. Duty is the death of love. I loved so many things in my life and that's why I am so weak. I never chose duty for people I love. And here I am. Have nothing left in hand.
Kedar Kulkarni Thank you so much!:)
' We are only human, and the gods have fashioned us for Love. That is our Great Glory and our Great Tragedy '
This is definitely in my top 3 edits of game of thrones. I have seen many edits but man you took it to a whole nother level.
Thank you so much!:)
THIS IS TOO PERFECT OH MY FEELS :'(
Thank you!:)
I wish they made a summary like this at the end of the series. It shows the journey we have had with the characters from the beginning and the soft piano music is just the touch of excellence that seals it all off.
Thank you so much!:)
Game of Thrones will forever be a masterpiece; Season 8 or not
This compilation is way too underrated... great job man ❤ gd video
Ryan Cachia Thank you!:)
Well done. Especially including Jaime
what is honor, compared to a woman's love
what is duty against the feel of a new born son in their arms or a brother's smile
-AEMON TARGERYEAN
W.O.W! Brilliant video! You are the only one who HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD! Now i understand, accept and admire the end of a great story. Thank you
Pink Protea Thank you so much!:)
This is beautiful. Thank you for such a great job!
Thank you!:)
Whoa. This is amazing! I’m really glad you took the time and waited for the musical score, too.
Thank you very much!:)
You need recognition. This is some high level art. I dont have words. 😍
Thank you so much!:)
This edit is amazing!
Thank you!:)
👏👍 I'm so sad that GOT is finished 😭
Who has better story than my boy Jon Snow 💙🐺🗡️
Jon Snow the king beyond the wall
Protector of the realm
Shield that guard's the realms of men
Lone wolf
Long may he rein
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This is the most fantastic FMV of Game of thrones I have ever seen !!!😃
Thank you so much!:)
Superb! Huge work to put all this cuts together in a story...But the story was, indeed, GREAT.
One of the best GoT saga video of YT !
Max Weill Thank you so much!:)
This video was spectacular, why couldnt you direct season 8, i can just imagine the master piece it would have been! Great work!
Alfredo Rodriguez Thank you so much!:)
This is a great homage to love throughout the series it’s not about the whole series it’s about duty and love and what it does to the characters throughout the series you my friend are right up there with garostudios,slyfer,Zurik,and HFP keep it up man
Thank you so much!:)
this is so powerful. six minutes went by so fast that i haven't realized it at first. captured by a great storytelling throughout the entire video.
Thank you so much!:)
The real king is Jon snow Jon was king and Jon is real herooooo of game of thrones.....I miss game of thrones
What is a king without love or honor.
If we are being actuall Jon has only a name of his ancestors that sat on the throne but since Roberts rebellion targs have no claim and when Robert died house Lannister took the throne
@@itz_yhk6088 The Pure Targaryens do have a claim (Daenerys). The House still has allies in Westeros and common people that support their claim. And the ancestors of the houses of the 7 Kingdoms bowed down to Aegon the Conqueror with the vow that the House will follow House Targaryen for all eternity.
@@eruiluvatar4526 allies don't make her or him King or queen when Robert took the throne targs lost all claim there surname is all they have left of there 300 year dynasty and now they Stark's and the Bolton's rule westoros and I only say Bolton because Sansa is a Bolton by marriage
@@itz_yhk6088 The Targaryens never lost their claim. And Allies don't make a king or queen, but they sure as hell help. And btw, during Robert's Rebellion it was the Order of the Dragon (Targaryen Loyalists) that hid and saved Daenerys and Viserys.
Jon snow what a man !
Man, this is purely amazing! Keep up the good work
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This is masterpiece!
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This is a great video. The way the clip juxtaposes dialogue and not just the images like the other videos leaded to a better conclusion over all.
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Thank you for giving "Littlefinger's" words just the right place to be heard.
This was edited beautifully
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What Unites People?
Armies? Gold? Flags?
Stories 📚 The Narratives
We Listen To& Accept Or
Tell Ourselves Even Determines
Our Destiny.
🌟 *"Love is more powerful than reason."*
Edit: I don't mean LUST, I mean SACRIFICE.
Your edits never cease to amaze me. So much emotion and depth to it, the way they all come together. So, so good!
Thank you so much!:)
this is the best GOT video I’ve ever seen
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Rest In Peace, Stannis. The king who cared.
The greatest edit ever made ❤️👌🏻
"There's nothing in the world more powerful than a good story"
Many wise words were uttered in Game of Thrones, but these were undoubtedly the best.
nah maester Aemon and Varys said some really wise stuff as well.
The dialogue this last season was so cringe worthy, especially when compared to seasons 1-4.
Krummi I kinda thought the dialogue in Season 1 and 2 was a little cringey, probably because it was an older show back then. And we don’t like to talk about season 5.
I miss this show so much , even if until now we waited 1 year ,2 years
But I knowed that it will begin again,now it's over.it was like a part of my life .
I cried with everyone in the show ,love them ,hate them ,enjoyed beautifull moments in 10 years...It was like everything was real ...
I never thought that I'd miss this show this much
Love the parallels. This is great.
Srijani Guha Thank you!:)
You must have spent a lot of time on this video, congratulations to you, be proud because it is beautiful ! :)
Indeed! Thank you!:)
J'ai d'abord écouté cet édit plusieurs fois en travaillant, sans le "regarder". La musique, les choix de phrases, comment tout est assemblé. C'est parfait. bravo encore
Merci beaucoup!:)
Jon should have been King of the Seven Kingdoms.
Daenerys should have ruled Meereen.
They should have ruled both continents.
That would have been the « happy » ending we were promised not having in the end.
wraith29 happy ending never been promise
TheLastBlackUnicorn can you read?
Jamie didn't have the strength to do what Jon did
Cersei was not a menace to the entire population of the continent. Dany was. Jon's "strenght" was actually duty. Jaime had no "duty call" because, as I said, Cersei wasn't that big of a menace.
@@simonamon6850 Cersei was a menace to society..she caused a lot of death and misery to the people..what difference does it make how big of a menace she was..and through out it all Jamie did nothing..he was an enabler..he even pushed a child out of a window for her..he was always a little bitch
@@meebrbey I didn't see her as a menace to society more than the other leaders. Every single leader that wanted the throne was a menace to the people, Dany just happened to have nuclear bombs on her side
Once my duty is over, I'll open myself to the outside world and see where it goes
Chills. Literally chills
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What a beautiful tribute ❤
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every time i watch this, icant stop myself crying....welldone
Kourosh Hesam Shariati a Thank you!:)
This video is better than the whole season 8.
Desi Star Records Thank you!:)
I am only a minute and 45 seconds into this thing and you already have me at hello brother I have not seen anything like this since Heroes fan Productions which is probably the best one out there to be honest the prince that was promised hfp but you got my attention I might comment again keep up the great work
King Viserys I Targaryen also dealt with this conundrum. For the love of his first wife and their daughter, he named Rhaenyra heir to the iron throne, whereas his duty compelled him to remarry and split it asunder. Ultimately, he doomed those he loved because of it. A good father, but a terrible king...responsible for the bloodletting of his demesne, the demise of his family, and ultimately endangering the realm itself knowing well of the prophecy its heirs adhered to.
Or love is the death of duty ?
It's not your deeds or your honor that lives on but your family and name. Tywin Lannister
Ironically Jon was the only stark that chose duty above love. Always
Ned??
@@tannerbennett4784 nope. He saved Jon Snow. He chose the love of his sister over his duty to his king.
And now my watch have ended.
Ned Stark is so proud of his nephew, so proud. Jon a true Stark!!!! Thank you for this video, so sweet.
what a good edit my guy....i enjoyed that
CleanWheat Thank you!:)
Astounding work here. The takeaway of GOT is that medieval life is HARD. Even when no dragons are present.
Thank you!
@@mederecord7991 I have realized that you have captured the essence of what GOT is here. If someone asks what Game of Thrones is, the answer is, "It is a tragedy". And that is exactly what you pulled together here. I am reminded of one of the most anguished lines of a character in another favorite series of mine, Babylon 5, in which the grief-stricken character bursts out, "All love is unrequited!!". A profundly memorable scene, and the actress, Claudia Christian, should have recieved an Emmy award for it. The writer for that series eventually went to work on Game of Thrones, and when I heard that, I knew it was time I started watching it.
wow man, you seriously have a talent for this. this was beautiful and you highlighted one of the biggest underlinings of Game of Thrones, i think which is how honor is relative to each person. This show did a great job of redeeming irredeemable characters and i believe you did a great job reflecting that in 6 mins :) Also, I really like the parallel you drew between Jon and Jamie, this was something i was actually thinking about last week so I'm happy i can see it visually now haha anyways, hats off to you, mate! Can't wait to see more!
Thank you so much!:)
I am so happy with Jon's ending. Really think he found happiness despite so many struggles. The one true king.
Jay Bhargav you better be joking
But he chose LOVE. Love for his family, his sister and the North.
Or DUTY to keep them safe?
O believe that too.
I love it was a matter of love and duty on both sides.
Things we do for love 😂
Wow! This is amazing!
Thank you!:)
3:16 That moment 💔😭💕
This is the best GOT fmv I have ever seen
Thank you so much!:)