@@nathanielbugg7355 she was about to call him a slur from force of habit. I doubt she has had to regard a little person while with Danny, and her previous circumstances wouldn’t have had respectful terms for little people. At least she caught herself and called him, “Little”. Even in today’s reality that is a respectful way to address dwarfism-afflicted people. She did her best on the fly. And given the cultures of this fictional world, I’d say she did well.
@ELDER MAXON i took it more as "burn this bitch/Cersei for me" Missandei is one of the more intelligent characters and also suffered under slavery/masters/tyrants im sure she recognized Cersei/Euron as royal cunts that gotta go right away. Dany killed her master and the owner of the unsullied with Drogon right in front of her
1987AnimeBoy Ok I got to complain about this COME ON THIS IS TYRION we are talking about. Tyrion knows and understands people better than anyone, he is like the nicer version of Tywin and politics is his strength. He doesn't need Daario telling him what he is capable of and what he is not. I know Tyrion is great and brave and all but I just can't seem him volunteering for a tracking mission. Tyrion is a dwarf and everyone underestimates him because of his size but he is a real leader, it would have been much better scene for him to give out orders and decide what happens next and even better if Tyrion had mentioned the second sons and told Daario to instruct his group to follow grey worm's command in his absence. It really sets up next season at how Tyrion is stepping up to the plate and reinforces his people management skills.
Mirthula Govindaraj That probably will be Tyrion's role soon enough...but the man just got there! He hasn't been around long enough to order anyone, especially two guys like Jorah and Daario that have been by Dany much longer, around. They wouldn't have listened had he tried. He hasn't proved himself yet. But he will, no doubt about it. Tyrion is no coward. It doesn't surprise me that he volunteered to find Dany, but Daario, imo, was dead on. He'll be much more useful in the city, especially with his sidekick around now...Varys. Shit's about to go down.
+1987AnimeBoy ...Dario could rule it all if he tried. His intellect is vastly underestimated. He's a badass fighter, a great tactician, he's level headed, and he's charismatic. Imagin him and Bronn together.
It still bothers me how he wasn’t involved in the S8 Winterfell battle, and had to keep himself sheltered in the crypts (of all places to hide where the WWs could literally bring all of those corpses to life 🙄)
@@jamaljames9331 I think it's because he can more easily cripple and kill a human. It's not so easy with white walkers and wights. His reach would be a serious issue when it comes to striking a single one of either, let alone more like was faced in that battle.
This is my favorite scene of the whole series. It captures everything that made GoT great. Two complex and believable characters, each acting in accordance with their values. Values we know they have because on screen they have demonstrated them in word and deed. They are both adversaries and friends, with a shared culture and history. they don't hate each other, they don't like each other, but the respect they share for a moment in this scene is palpable. and then the history, they way we get a taste of somethin that everyone in that world knows, there was a terrible doom that consumed an entire empires in a single day, and no one knows why. A silent reminder that all things end. And then the dragon, a beast from myth returns. Tyrion's surprise and wonder, Mormot's awe and love. Its just so good.
I 100% forgot that Tyrion and Daario even met eachother. I don't recall anything about their relationship dynamic or remember a single scene they shared together. It's like I'm just now discovering this shit.
Can you imagine how much better nearly every single person's lives would have gone if Daario "hey, wait, let's try to be reasonable here" Naharis had stuck around? This was the guy, in-show anyway, who created the alliance that held Meereen long enough for Dany to come and take it back. In the novels it's Barristan Selmy running the government, but at least in the show, Daario talks everyone around. TV Daario is smart, observant, diplomatic and critically, _empathetic_ to people different from his and Daenerys' own. For Tyrion (sorry, D&D, y'all shit the bed) to write him off and leave him in Essos was a titanic mistake. He could have been one of those last three or four truly loyal voices that helped Daenerys hold on to reality and her own code. He, Tyrion, Missandei, Barristan, together? Pillars of sanity. So conveniently three of them got written out of the series, because D&D couldn't have forced their ending otherwise.
@@lakrinmex8132 The people of Westeros (except Dorne) come from the First Men and the Andals. Both were white skinned. The Dothraki don't know of the First Men, but the Andals originated from Essos so they'd know of them in their histories, and call Jorah an Andal for that reason.
@@tbeller80 How can first men be FIRST men if they weren't ancestors of all people? I thought it was somehing like first people being evolve in east africa who were ancestors of all people
@@lakrinmex8132 the First Men were what they called the original human inhabitants of Westeros, not the whole world. The DVD extra from Season 1 narrated by Bran explains it in more detail.
@@woldenwolk Arabs not Muslims. I find it kind of funny that you through some effort to distinguish between Franks and Europeans and not between Arabs and Muslims. Not all Arabs are Muslims and the same way that not all Europeans are Christians.
@@AncientSavant7572 No like I said I find it funny. It's a common mistake to make Muslims synonymous with Arabs. That's why I pointed it out. How disappointing that you are trying to get up on the little pedestal you made to make yourself look virtuous ;)
@@ajax2.087 Saladin was Kurdish not Arab. OP is right. Your smug arrogance betrays your ignorance. You deserve being shown up maybe you will try not to so insufferable next time.
did the grey worm actor practised his broken english ... thats amazing to unlearn everything you learnt and learning it again and getting paid for that
It's funny because here Daario is seen being level headed, humorous, charming and very pragmatic. The show wanted us to believe he'd slow her down due to his murderous nature and erratic behaviors. Doesn't look like it here. Danny chose not to take him to Westeros, which now seems like a horrible idea now that we see how it all ended
My guess is he was holding a grudge for getting him banished a second time. It still doesn’t excuse him being an ass since he did technically save his life
I get that Jorah was being a bit of an ass to Tyrion cause he got him banished a second time, but he completely disregards the fact that he technically saved his life. Since Dany was still holding his betrayal against him and probably would’ve killed him if Tyrion couldn’t successfully sway her.
Came to the comments to say the same, I didn't realise at the time quite how thoughtless the writing was in season 5. I knew it was worse compared to prior seasons at the time but didn't realise it was quite this bad (Apart from the Sand Snakes of course)
In my Season 8 rewrite: When the Golden Company arrive in King's Landing.... it's actually Daario Nahaaris who is their captain. He took over the Golden Company in secret so that he could personally hand over Cersei Lannister to Dany as a sign of love and fealty. After the defeat of the Night King, when Dany arrives at Kings Landing to fight for the Iron Throne, Daario reveals himself and turns the Golden Company against Cersei. Dany and Daario reunite, creating jealousy and conflict between her and Jon. However, Daario is content to be Dany's sidepiece. They all live happily ever after. The End.
I like it, But would make a change. Have Daario Switch sides, but have him killed tragically. That removes him from the story, and gives us another reason to hate Cercei more.
Daario literally betrayed the other leaders of the Second Sons. He isn't gonna take control of any other mercenary company after that, especially an ideologically-driven company like the Golden Company. Even Bran being king makes more sense than that.
Lmao have jon be a cuck? It's much more fun to have daario fight jon for dany or fight him after jon kills her (just rewrite the mad queen arc to make more sense instead of deleting it entirely).
2:58 "None of us have experience governing a city" - That's not true? Jorah was Lord of Bear Island before he came to Essos, or did the writers forget 🧐
Greywell. I could never buy into his character. He's suppose to be an Unsullied. Yet he's like a normal guy. Well which is it? Then when he was giving John Snow the butt hurt eye I really couldnt get behind him.
He was the dullest and most cringe character in the show along with Missandei. They were nothing more than Dany’s blind followers and ass lickers. Daenerys appreciated them but they were way too cringe and irrelevant for the story. I hate how much D&D invested in them and made them far more relevant than they are in the books. Grey work specifically…he’s a minor character in the novels but in the show he was given much more screen time than he should have.
Dario would have been the absolute worst choice for Daenerys’ hand. He was a sell sword and a fuck boy who was only good at killing and at bed. Nothing more. The best option for her hand would have been Barristan had he not died. Once Jorah returned Daenerys should have replaced Tyrion with him. Tyrion failed at each plan when he served under Daenerys and caused her rule trouble. She still kept him and let him advise her despite being a failure of a hand. Now this is D&D Tyrion. The book one will be much different definitely.
This is how a leader leads, by putting in places people with strengths for the job. It's currently why the west is dying by putting morons in as leaders (I'm looking at you Biden)
The reasons the west are dying are far deeper than that. Biden is only the surface symptom. Other symptoms include having women treated as men with the same rights and privileges, blacks being recognized as people instead of property, gays and their apologists being legitimized to name but a few. All of these happened before Biden. The U.S in particular has been dying a long and slow death ever since the Confederacy fell to the union.
@@cf3304If there ever comes a time white men become slaves to the mercy of POC and their women counterparts; I would relish in it. I'm actually looking forward to the day China surpasses the US as the world's next superpower and crushes white supremacy to the point it can't recover. It's time for a Asian country to show the world that it doesn't have to bend the knee to white people. And by the time they are done with white men they'll be wishing their ancestors never left Europe in the first place. Every empire rises and falls eventually and most of the time, it's not because of giving women or minorities rights. Hitler once promised the Nazi regime would last 1000 years. He killed off the non whites and Germans and made women breeding machines. His so called 'millenial empire' didn't even last a decade.
![Tyrion And Jorah Witness Valyria and Drogon [5x05]](/img/1.gif)
I just realized Missandei struggles to call Tyrion “little man” because she didn’t want to be insulting. She’s so pure
@@nathanielbugg7355 she was about to call him a slur from force of habit. I doubt she has had to regard a little person while with Danny, and her previous circumstances wouldn’t have had respectful terms for little people.
At least she caught herself and called him, “Little”. Even in today’s reality that is a respectful way to address dwarfism-afflicted people. She did her best on the fly. And given the cultures of this fictional world, I’d say she did well.
No, she clearly didn't know the word, hence Tyrion telling her
@@geoffreyokrongly916 i dont think she would habitually slur anyone. like HonorsEdge said... shes so pure.
@ELDER MAXON i took it more as "burn this bitch/Cersei for me" Missandei is one of the more intelligent characters and also suffered under slavery/masters/tyrants im sure she recognized Cersei/Euron as royal cunts that gotta go right away. Dany killed her master and the owner of the unsullied with Drogon right in front of her
And Tyrion was eagerly awaiting for what word she would use, before unveiling his Valyrian knowledge. Gods, the writing was strong even then.
"Don't blame me for your crimes, Mormont!" I love when Tyrion sticks up for himself
Daario: “does he always talk so much”
Jorah: _nods frustratingly_
I admire Daario for analyzing everyone's strengths and weaknesses to decide who will go and who will stay.
1987AnimeBoy Ok I got to complain about this COME ON THIS IS TYRION we are talking about. Tyrion knows and understands people better than anyone, he is like the nicer version of Tywin and politics is his strength. He doesn't need Daario telling him what he is capable of and what he is not. I know Tyrion is great and brave and all but I just can't seem him volunteering for a tracking mission. Tyrion is a dwarf and everyone underestimates him because of his size but he is a real leader, it would have been much better scene for him to give out orders and decide what happens next and even better if Tyrion had mentioned the second sons and told Daario to instruct his group to follow grey worm's command in his absence. It really sets up next season at how Tyrion is stepping up to the plate and reinforces his people management skills.
Mirthula Govindaraj That probably will be Tyrion's role soon enough...but the man just got there! He hasn't been around long enough to order anyone, especially two guys like Jorah and Daario that have been by Dany much longer, around. They wouldn't have listened had he tried. He hasn't proved himself yet. But he will, no doubt about it. Tyrion is no coward. It doesn't surprise me that he volunteered to find Dany, but Daario, imo, was dead on. He'll be much more useful in the city, especially with his sidekick around now...Varys. Shit's about to go down.
+1987AnimeBoy ...Dario could rule it all if he tried. His intellect is vastly underestimated. He's a badass fighter, a great tactician, he's level headed, and he's charismatic. Imagin him and Bronn together.
Super Thumpasaurus: Dany's giving him his chance to do just what you said!
I like how he doesn't want Tyrion to come not due to his size, but because Tyrion doesn't know how to do things in the open wild.
“I’ve survived so far” sounds like a wall break. 😂😂
Not really considering the war of the five kings is common knowledge even in meereen by this point.
@@mappingshaman5280 a joke on plot armor...
"The toughest man with no balls I've ever met."
God I love this show.
Oh you sweet summer child
i feel for u man
loved*
@@bas_abhi Exactly right, loved*.
How we go from lines like this to "aFinGEriNThEbUm" 😢
I'm thankful for that bit with Tyrion's Valyrian in this incredibly dark episode
***** I feel kinda bad for that, when we think about everything that happened in the finale, but Tyrion speaking Valyrian was my favourite part :D
Daario is a smart warrior
Tyrions expressions when she said ''.. Little man.'
Tyrion's fighting prowess is seriously underestimated . . .
Ladyzelda333 IKR. He's actually killed a lot of people. Hell, he lead the defense of King's Landing for crying out loud
***** He fought as well. He may not be the greatest warrior in Westeros but he isn't completely useless either.
Ladyzelda333 Yep, he killed a person using a shield and he's unstoppable with an axe.
It still bothers me how he wasn’t involved in the S8 Winterfell battle, and had to keep himself sheltered in the crypts (of all places to hide where the WWs could literally bring all of those corpses to life 🙄)
@@jamaljames9331 I think it's because he can more easily cripple and kill a human. It's not so easy with white walkers and wights. His reach would be a serious issue when it comes to striking a single one of either, let alone more like was faced in that battle.
This is my favorite scene of the whole series. It captures everything that made GoT great. Two complex and believable characters, each acting in accordance with their values. Values we know they have because on screen they have demonstrated them in word and deed. They are both adversaries and friends, with a shared culture and history. they don't hate each other, they don't like each other, but the respect they share for a moment in this scene is palpable. and then the history, they way we get a taste of somethin that everyone in that world knows, there was a terrible doom that consumed an entire empires in a single day, and no one knows why. A silent reminder that all things end. And then the dragon, a beast from myth returns. Tyrion's surprise and wonder, Mormot's awe and love. Its just so good.
Jorah looks so done with everyone in this scene 😂
I 100% forgot that Tyrion and Daario even met eachother. I don't recall anything about their relationship dynamic or remember a single scene they shared together. It's like I'm just now discovering this shit.
Can you imagine how much better nearly every single person's lives would have gone if Daario "hey, wait, let's try to be reasonable here" Naharis had stuck around? This was the guy, in-show anyway, who created the alliance that held Meereen long enough for Dany to come and take it back. In the novels it's Barristan Selmy running the government, but at least in the show, Daario talks everyone around. TV Daario is smart, observant, diplomatic and critically, _empathetic_ to people different from his and Daenerys' own. For Tyrion (sorry, D&D, y'all shit the bed) to write him off and leave him in Essos was a titanic mistake. He could have been one of those last three or four truly loyal voices that helped Daenerys hold on to reality and her own code. He, Tyrion, Missandei, Barristan, together? Pillars of sanity. So conveniently three of them got written out of the series, because D&D couldn't have forced their ending otherwise.
Always been one of my favorite scene in the series.
0:18 looks like a Emo Music Band Cover Two and a Half Men
Jorah at 1:27 is like ohh god not another shitty love triangle storyline.
Jim Jurkowski HAHA very good, man
Jim Jurkowski and 4:06 "kiss my ass Darrio!"
😂😂😂
"The queen intends to remove your family from power."
"And I intend to help her do it."
Wow, serious family issues there 😂
Jorah isn't even an Andal...he's descended from the First Men.
I think its because the Andals are the only white people the Dothraki know of and the nickname stuck.
@@tbeller80 It is another universe. There is no white people there. There are westarosies free cities, dynasties etc
@@lakrinmex8132 The people of Westeros (except Dorne) come from the First Men and the Andals. Both were white skinned. The Dothraki don't know of the First Men, but the Andals originated from Essos so they'd know of them in their histories, and call Jorah an Andal for that reason.
@@tbeller80 How can first men be FIRST men if they weren't ancestors of all people? I thought it was somehing like first people being evolve in east africa who were ancestors of all people
@@lakrinmex8132 the First Men were what they called the original human inhabitants of Westeros, not the whole world. The DVD extra from Season 1 narrated by Bran explains it in more detail.
It's weird that they call him Jorah the Andal. The Mormonts are northmen, descended from the First Men. He's not an Andal.
Dothraki think everyone in Westeros is an Andal. That’s how he got his name.
It's like how Muslims used to call all Europeans Franks because they were the most powerful people when they first came into contact.
@@woldenwolk Arabs not Muslims. I find it kind of funny that you through some effort to distinguish between Franks and Europeans and not between Arabs and Muslims. Not all Arabs are Muslims and the same way that not all Europeans are Christians.
@@AncientSavant7572 No like I said I find it funny. It's a common mistake to make Muslims synonymous with Arabs. That's why I pointed it out. How disappointing that you are trying to get up on the little pedestal you made to make yourself look virtuous ;)
@@ajax2.087 Saladin was Kurdish not Arab. OP is right. Your smug arrogance betrays your ignorance. You deserve being shown up maybe you will try not to so insufferable next time.
did the grey worm actor practised his broken english ... thats amazing to unlearn everything you learnt and learning it again and getting paid for that
It's funny because here Daario is seen being level headed, humorous, charming and very pragmatic. The show wanted us to believe he'd slow her down due to his murderous nature and erratic behaviors. Doesn't look like it here. Danny chose not to take him to Westeros, which now seems like a horrible idea now that we see how it all ended
Right, I always wish Daario would have tag along, he would have prevented a lot of events. I wonder if’s he’s still okay ? ☝️🤔
Jorah acts like an ass to tyrion and yet daario is the most reasonable one. That’s a first.
My guess is he was holding a grudge for getting him banished a second time. It still doesn’t excuse him being an ass since he did technically save his life
@@jamaljames9331 yep
Tyrion is a good fighter! He once strangled an enemy to death... with his father's bedsheets.
Where the hell was Littlefinger and Olenna Tyrell these last couple episodes?
TheBestMovieAlive I was hoping to get a quick shot of them watching Cersei during her walk of shame.
***** Same for me.
***** We know that, but they haven't been seen since, which makes us wonder where have they gone?
I get that Jorah was being a bit of an ass to Tyrion cause he got him banished a second time, but he completely disregards the fact that he technically saved his life.
Since Dany was still holding his betrayal against him and probably would’ve killed him if Tyrion couldn’t successfully sway her.
Came to the comments to say the same, I didn't realise at the time quite how thoughtless the writing was in season 5. I knew it was worse compared to prior seasons at the time but didn't realise it was quite this bad (Apart from the Sand Snakes of course)
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The actor doing Daario is an excellent one. Check him out in his other roles.
If I was jorah , I would give Dario greyscale while he's asleep or something
Well he is mormont he is honorable man
Lena Tomaš Yes. Jorah - still keeping secrets . . .
Lena Tomaš So, Jorah crawls silently into Dario's bed and then touches him? What if Dario wakes up? What would he think?
LMAOOOO
@@Balinux its like gumball and hot dog guy, “WHAT THE-?”
1:44 best GOT dialogue
remove random crits
It's funny how everyone calls Jorah, a First Man from the North, "Jorah the Andal."
Daario like a lot of this arc felt under used in the later(weaker) seasons, such a sorry ending to a great show.
Eh, this finale was a bit nostril.
In my Season 8 rewrite: When the Golden Company arrive in King's Landing.... it's actually Daario Nahaaris who is their captain. He took over the Golden Company in secret so that he could personally hand over Cersei Lannister to Dany as a sign of love and fealty. After the defeat of the Night King, when Dany arrives at Kings Landing to fight for the Iron Throne, Daario reveals himself and turns the Golden Company against Cersei.
Dany and Daario reunite, creating jealousy and conflict between her and Jon. However, Daario is content to be Dany's sidepiece. They all live happily ever after. The End.
Thats terrible worse in every way than the show
I like it, But would make a change. Have Daario Switch sides, but have him killed tragically. That removes him from the story, and gives us another reason to hate Cercei more.
It was good until the last part.
Daario literally betrayed the other leaders of the Second Sons. He isn't gonna take control of any other mercenary company after that, especially an ideologically-driven company like the Golden Company.
Even Bran being king makes more sense than that.
Lmao have jon be a cuck? It's much more fun to have daario fight jon for dany or fight him after jon kills her (just rewrite the mad queen arc to make more sense instead of deleting it entirely).
I miss Darrio, specifically this version.
0:00 Well....this is awkward!
they are supposed to talk about rebels not blabling
Writing on this scene is of highest of quality.
I believe this has little differences against the book?
2:58 "None of us have experience governing a city" - That's not true? Jorah was Lord of Bear Island before he came to Essos, or did the writers forget 🧐
Imagine if Daario did that to be able to murder Jorah with no witnesses
I just left a fart that would kill all 3 of daenarys's dragons
Greywell. I could never buy into his character. He's suppose to be an Unsullied. Yet he's like a normal guy. Well which is it? Then when he was giving John Snow the butt hurt eye I really couldnt get behind him.
Grey worm...and his character changed after daenerys let him be part of her circle
He was the dullest and most cringe character in the show along with Missandei. They were nothing more than Dany’s blind followers and ass lickers. Daenerys appreciated them but they were way too cringe and irrelevant for the story. I hate how much D&D invested in them and made them far more relevant than they are in the books. Grey work specifically…he’s a minor character in the novels but in the show he was given much more screen time than he should have.
They should have spoken the last few seasons entirely in Valyrian. It would have been less painful. Books are so much better.
mmmm when the show was good
I hate that they based a character off of who I am but casted someone else.
I mean, I'd smash but still.
1:09 Wow, they have Political Correctness in Valyrian too. Is there no end to this scourge?!
That's the real war there, not the Whitewalkers... =P
Bigot
What a waste of a character.
dario was better then tyrion he should have been the hand
Daario was a mercenary captain, he had no experience with politics and knew nothing about Westeros.
Dario would have been the absolute worst choice for Daenerys’ hand. He was a sell sword and a fuck boy who was only good at killing and at bed. Nothing more. The best option for her hand would have been Barristan had he not died. Once Jorah returned Daenerys should have replaced Tyrion with him. Tyrion failed at each plan when he served under Daenerys and caused her rule trouble. She still kept him and let him advise her despite being a failure of a hand. Now this is D&D Tyrion. The book one will be much different definitely.
@енџи in books barristan do become hand but only in her absence, she is still missing in books.
@@mrizwan7566 Yeah
In the end he was the ruler .
This is how a leader leads, by putting in places people with strengths for the job.
It's currently why the west is dying by putting morons in as leaders (I'm looking at you Biden)
The reasons the west are dying are far deeper than that. Biden is only the surface symptom. Other symptoms include having women treated as men with the same rights and privileges, blacks being recognized as people instead of property, gays and their apologists being legitimized to name but a few. All of these happened before Biden. The U.S in particular has been dying a long and slow death ever since the Confederacy fell to the union.
@@cf3304If there ever comes a time white men become slaves to the mercy of POC and their women counterparts; I would relish in it. I'm actually looking forward to the day China surpasses the US as the world's next superpower and crushes white supremacy to the point it can't recover. It's time for a Asian country to show the world that it doesn't have to bend the knee to white people. And by the time they are done with white men they'll be wishing their ancestors never left Europe in the first place.
Every empire rises and falls eventually and most of the time, it's not because of giving women or minorities rights. Hitler once promised the Nazi regime would last 1000 years. He killed off the non whites and Germans and made women breeding machines. His so called 'millenial empire' didn't even last a decade.