The Story of Theon was such a gut wrenching rollercoaster. Never being to high on the Hill of Grace, but his fall was deeper and darker than anyone of us could imagine. Then somehow we found ourselves pleading for a Young Man who had strayed too far. His punishment was severe, his redemption was as deep as the sea. His reward was having an opportunity to apologize to the Young Boys he murdered in Heaven. His Humbling Journey was epic, and no one will ever envy it...but many learned from it! The Ego is a Pricey Thing, we ALL have to learn how to NOT allow it to cost us EVERYTHING or EVERYONE. Theon paid unbearable prices for his.
You know it goes not talked about much in GOT convo but Theon was a good kid just got lost for sec and in that sec he was captured by evil and transformed and peeled only thing that came back was the good kid.
If Jon had been raised a Targaryen, I truly believe he wouldn't have been half the man his character was. Ned Stark was the best father this show put out.
If you read the books you’d know that Ned held Rhaegar, Jon’s father, in High regard. Rhaegar was said to be the finest man Ser Barriston every knew. Ned often thinks of the rebellion and Rhaegar when he’s around Robert again. He thinks of how he cannot imagine Rhaegar hitting a woman, or beseeching her honor, things he often sees robert do. Ned chose the wrong king and he knows it
@@Bunny-eg8vp If rhaegar was so good then he wouldn't have eloped with liana stark despite being married to another woman. Elia martell almost died giving birth to Rhaegar's two children but Rhaegar still betrayed her.
@@vanshikasharma6045 there's a theory that Elia agreed to the annulment because she believed in the three headed dragon prophecy aswell. Not sure how true it is but it gives another perspective.
@@vanshikasharma6045 Rhaegar eloped with Lyanna because they fell in love after meeting at a tourney (it’s rumored Lyanna was the knight of the laughing tree). Rhaegar believed the prince that was promised would be born from his line, and that the dragon had three heads (Aegon and his sisters). He needed another child but he knew elia was too weak for another childbirth. He meets Lyanna, they fall in love, and have a child to complete the prophecy. But then The rebellion happens and rhaegar and his children die (except for Jon) and it’s all for not until Daenerys and Jon. He believed he needed three children, but impregnated Lyanna out of love and mercy for Elia.
Theon ended up being such a good character. The actor playing him really got into character it's like he was really Theon you could see it in his eyes looked like he really went through it all
Omg I soooo agree… n tbh out of everyone who died on the show , his death affected me the most… it was such a well drawn out redemption arc… n the actor played him beautifully so diverse… so convincing was his acting .. he played the arrogant prick in the beginning to being broken & pathetic to being brave & honorable
This dark haired man on the right talking to the blonde has brought me to tears. I don't know the context or story but, as an actor his gentle and subtle portrayal of strength, anger, forgiveness, honor, brotherly love, and empowerment in a few seconds made an Awesome scene with both men quite touching.
Without getting too spoilery, the one on the left, his father rebelled against the kingdom some time ago before the start of the show and was defeated. Left guy was taken effectively hostage by the king and given to his friend to raise, the friend being the father of the guy on the right. Contrary to expectations, that guy raised him well and treated him like one of his own sons. He ended up making some bad decisions to try and get the approval of his former rebel father and goes downhill and basically loses both families and ends up in a bad place, figuratively and literally. This is his first encounter with one of the boys he grew up with in probably a decade, after his series of mistakes and sins
@@MatzeNRW1803 ... Jon Snow could have killed him for the things he did at Winterfell. Instead he was allowed to fight to defend Winterfell and Brandon Stark against the Night King. He gave his life with Honor in that battle. Just my opinion
@@Joseph-gp5ld In my opinion (mostly headcanon 50/50) bran told Jon to let him live so he thinks he found redemption but Jon did this so he would feel like a hero and kill himself in a stupid way for their amusement J mean that must have been funny af if Jon and Bran knew this would be happening. Imagine being in their position 🤦🏼♂️😂😂😂 that’s also why bran let him run into his death no one really liked Theon not even his own blood (sister,dad and uncle)
Sansa reminded him of his given name, and Jon reminding him of his family name, thus restoring his identity and where he belonged, and Bran telling him that he was forgiven and that he was a good person restored his soul. 💜
The fact that he got these words of affirmation from Jon and not Robb is what kills me too. Robb was more of a brother to Theon than Jon was and yet Robb was one of apparently many people in Winterfell who kept reminding him that he wasn’t a Stark
I think there's some beauty in that too. Everyone told Jon he wasn't a Stark until the end when his siblings told him he was. Maybe it's the same feeling for Theon. Growing up around the Starks and being told he's not a Stark while also feeling like he's not a Grayjoy because he didn't grow up with his family, must have put a terrible weight on his shoulders. Feeling like he doesn't belong, just like Jon did. Really sad, though maybe that's why it was best coming from Jon. Because he and Theon were a lot alike. So maybe he felt like if Jon could forgive him, he could start to forgive himself.
I grew up with cousins who technically shared no blood with me because 1417 their ancestor had the last name McMillan and it was changed to Morgan to protect them and their sister as well so they couldn't be harmed because they were a Morgan and a decade passed and it was later announced who they really were so they could claim their property and when it came time to sign for the old possessions they wrote Morgan as their last name and my father told me that family is just blood its just people who care for one another the bond between siblings is strong but if you are raised by a good father and mother you will be part of those who guide you in life cherish yourself and others
@@jacobmorgan1182 bro your family made up a completely bogus story and you are over here retelling it on the internet like it's American history Ps many people who share no blood have the same last name... like most people named "Baker" or "Shepard" or any other last name based on a job
@@nk-dw2hm you would be right except most last names such as cooper or tanner refer to a job the family had I can physically and legally trace my family origin so I do understand that alot of people just Google family history but I have birth and death certificates tracing back
You know what hits me about this scene. Jon tells Theon that he can be both a stark and a Greyjoy, yet when Jon’s parentage is revealed he’s pretty much forced to choose between being a stark or a Targaryen, and in the end it tears him apart a bit.
You know, I don't think he actually had to choose between the two. His father was more like the Starks than he ever was like the Targaryens. Probably why he loved Lyanna so much. Read about him in the books and you'll see it. He and Ned would have been best buds in a different life.
This is why Jon is a true king and leader. He thinks about what’s best for his people and the whole before he even considers himself. And he is able to see people for who and what they truly are, no matter what they put directly in front of his face.
I don’t necessarily think this is true …. The north is just a funny place that lowkeys alienates any kind of leader not from his place and this might be as a resort of how things spurred in the past …. It’s kinda difficult to say some on like Danerys who got all those sweet names from kingdoms from the east didn’t show compassion and wisdom …. In fact even if she killed the night king and did great and mighty things during the battle and Jon did nothing I doubt the North’s view of her would change still
@@preciousogunje5404 alot of those people weren’t from the north though. Also it’s not weird, people don’t like foreigners, look at what happened to napoleon in Spain.
Theon told Sansa he didn't want to be forgiven when they fled Winterfell. However his strength returned in full when Jon forgave him and even told him he was a Stark! Fantastic
Seriously he was a well written character then raked through the coals like so many in the final seasons. Glad D&D didn’t get that Star Wars show, serves them right.
Theons expresion depicts the moment where he realizes that him being both a gj and a stark is what he always wanted to be, his problem was that he thought he needed to choose, when jon said that to him you can tell that he had never thought about it like that, he was too accuppied trying to prove himself to his father, whom btw didnt give a rats ass about him at all, his sister however did, and she did not have a problem with him choosing whatever side he wanted to be with, even tho she was so proud, she still loved her lil brother regardless of his lastname.
I can only imagine how Jon and Theon must have felt when they heard that Robb was killed and his wife was pregnant, that they were going to be uncles soon, I'm sure they would have cried. They should have shown that in the show.
This was such a great moment for Theon and for Jon because Jon truly forgave Theon. He saved Sansa from likely death. And Jon also recognized that he and Theon were the last male starks he could have made him his heir but sadly it didn’t come to that
Jon Snow might not be the greatest tactician, the smartest man or even the best swordsman but he sure did know how to win the loyalty of his men. and that is more important than anything else. That's why he should have been made king.
Theon is one of the most underrated actors in GOT. To illustrate a broken character through the trauma he went through for so many seasons is no easy task
Alfie’s performance is not talked about enough. He acted in a way that provoked every emotion imaginable from the audience, just from this one character
Man. Theon indeed went through it. Of course like a lot, there was a time I disliked him for his actions. I felt pity for his punishments and who he became. Then I felt respect for his courage in overcoming his trauma. He was redeemed well. And though the last bits of the show went downhill, he gave his life for Bran and the realms of men with such valor, in the face of the dead, standing his ground to the last man. Truly honorable.
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The Story of Theon was such a gut wrenching rollercoaster. Never being to high on the Hill of Grace, but his fall was deeper and darker than anyone of us could imagine. Then somehow we found ourselves pleading for a Young Man who had strayed too far. His punishment was severe, his redemption was as deep as the sea. His reward was having an opportunity to apologize to the Young Boys he murdered in Heaven. His Humbling Journey was epic, and no one will ever envy it...but many learned from it! The Ego is a Pricey Thing, we ALL have to learn how to NOT allow it to cost us EVERYTHING or EVERYONE. Theon paid unbearable prices for his.
You know it goes not talked about much in GOT convo but Theon was a good kid just got lost for sec and in that sec he was captured by evil and transformed and peeled only thing that came back was the good kid.
Well said...
Absolutely beautiful... You made me cry for him and other "Theons" out there we know nothing about. Thank you, this is beautiful ❤️
❤
Yeah nobody to villain to redeemed hero
If Jon had been raised a Targaryen, I truly believe he wouldn't have been half the man his character was. Ned Stark was the best father this show put out.
If you read the books you’d know that Ned held Rhaegar, Jon’s father, in High regard. Rhaegar was said to be the finest man Ser Barriston every knew. Ned often thinks of the rebellion and Rhaegar when he’s around Robert again. He thinks of how he cannot imagine Rhaegar hitting a woman, or beseeching her honor, things he often sees robert do. Ned chose the wrong king and he knows it
@@Bunny-eg8vp If rhaegar was so good then he wouldn't have eloped with liana stark despite being married to another woman. Elia martell almost died giving birth to Rhaegar's two children but Rhaegar still betrayed her.
@@vanshikasharma6045 there's a theory that Elia agreed to the annulment because she believed in the three headed dragon prophecy aswell. Not sure how true it is but it gives another perspective.
@@vanshikasharma6045 Rhaegar eloped with Lyanna because they fell in love after meeting at a tourney (it’s rumored Lyanna was the knight of the laughing tree). Rhaegar believed the prince that was promised would be born from his line, and that the dragon had three heads (Aegon and his sisters). He needed another child but he knew elia was too weak for another childbirth. He meets Lyanna, they fall in love, and have a child to complete the prophecy. But then The rebellion happens and rhaegar and his children die (except for Jon) and it’s all for not until Daenerys and Jon. He believed he needed three children, but impregnated Lyanna out of love and mercy for Elia.
@@vanshikasharma6045 - so you're saying following his heart made him a bad man? That's ridiculous.
I think Theon needed those words
“You’re a good man, Theon”
@@neo1343 thank you 🥲
@@neo1343 😂😂😂😂 bran the undeserving 😂
Right before he charged at the nigh king and die... Bran didn't even bother telling him to wait a sec so Arya can kill him
Fr. Dude went through so much. I don’t think I’ve seen a character more tortured for his betrayal. At least not off of the dome.
So wholesome, jon was kind,reasonable,great leader and a brother and ya the background music is GOATED for this
One of the rare instances where a shirt is enhanced with the choice of music
And his little brother who arguably doesn't have a soul anymore and can't walk is the one that became king 😂
The ending of this show was such trash.
And let's forget about him beating the nightwatches rules, only to go back!!
@@jacobcunningham9089 no way who would you have chosen tyrion?
Alfie Allens performance was so great, you can see the ghosts of his past in his eyes and the breathlessness when John calls him a stark
chill
He should of gotten an award for his performance in GOT. Such an amazing actor.
he was thinking of his past life with John Wick thats how
@@sazokuayo what the fuck I didn't even realise that was him
@@mbkh2173 bahahha me neither - realized after rewatching John Wick 😅😂🤣
Theon ended up being such a good character. The actor playing him really got into character it's like he was really Theon you could see it in his eyes looked like he really went through it all
Omg I soooo agree… n tbh out of everyone who died on the show , his death affected me the most… it was such a well drawn out redemption arc… n the actor played him beautifully so diverse… so convincing was his acting .. he played the arrogant prick in the beginning to being broken & pathetic to being brave & honorable
@@markiss954 yep he did a good job acting Theon. Heck there so many good characters. It is a good show
@@juviegill2080 until s6.
Good actor!
Theon completes the best character arc ever then ruins by killing John Wick's puppy. I mean wtf?
Well... he didn't have to choose and his 50% greyjoy kicked in.
😂😂
Lol
John Wicks only companion to mourn for his wife. Classic Reek
I think that was the part Jon was referring to when he said he wasn’t in the position to forgive all of the thing Theon did. 😂
You don’t need to choose Jon. You are a Dragon and a Wolf. A Targaryen and a Stark.
It's like poetry. It rhymes.
@@OctopusWithNoFriendsIt doesn't though... Still great lines of course
Perfect 👌
Targaryen by blood but a Stark by heart and actions
This dark haired man on the right talking to the blonde has brought me to tears. I don't know the context or story but, as an actor his gentle and subtle portrayal of strength, anger, forgiveness, honor, brotherly love, and empowerment in a few seconds made an Awesome scene with both men quite touching.
Damn... Well mate buckle up and watch it. Theon's story is heartwrenching. Game of Thrones. View it now.
Game of thrones, one of the greatest show ever made. It's a must watch
Without getting too spoilery, the one on the left, his father rebelled against the kingdom some time ago before the start of the show and was defeated. Left guy was taken effectively hostage by the king and given to his friend to raise, the friend being the father of the guy on the right. Contrary to expectations, that guy raised him well and treated him like one of his own sons. He ended up making some bad decisions to try and get the approval of his former rebel father and goes downhill and basically loses both families and ends up in a bad place, figuratively and literally. This is his first encounter with one of the boys he grew up with in probably a decade, after his series of mistakes and sins
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Oh my God, you are so right. This was one of the greater scenes of the movie to me.❤
Jon essentially becomes a mirror image of ned in both appearance and character it’s brilliant
I always felt like jon was the only one that truly ever understood theon's suffering
He was raised in a similar situation. Almost part of the family, but not really. Having another family out there he wasn't in communication with
This was the beginning of redemption for Theon. I think he had one of the greatest story arcs throughout the whole series
He still died an asshole I don’t think he had a redemption
@@MatzeNRW1803 ... Jon Snow could have killed him for the things he did at Winterfell. Instead he was allowed to fight to defend Winterfell and Brandon Stark against the Night King. He gave his life with Honor in that battle. Just my opinion
@@Joseph-gp5ld In my opinion (mostly headcanon 50/50) bran told Jon to let him live so he thinks he found redemption but Jon did this so he would feel like a hero and kill himself in a stupid way for their amusement J mean that must have been funny af if Jon and Bran knew this would be happening. Imagine being in their position 🤦🏼♂️😂😂😂 that’s also why bran let him run into his death no one really liked Theon not even his own blood (sister,dad and uncle)
Sansa reminded him of his given name, and Jon reminding him of his family name, thus restoring his identity and where he belonged, and Bran telling him that he was forgiven and that he was a good person restored his soul. 💜
Went from absolutely hating him to wanting him to just be freed from all the torture. What an amazing character arc.
This scene speaks to Jons leadership qualities 1000%. If any man could have United Westeross as one kingdom it may have been him.
The fact that he got these words of affirmation from Jon and not Robb is what kills me too. Robb was more of a brother to Theon than Jon was and yet Robb was one of apparently many people in Winterfell who kept reminding him that he wasn’t a Stark
I think there's some beauty in that too. Everyone told Jon he wasn't a Stark until the end when his siblings told him he was. Maybe it's the same feeling for Theon. Growing up around the Starks and being told he's not a Stark while also feeling like he's not a Grayjoy because he didn't grow up with his family, must have put a terrible weight on his shoulders. Feeling like he doesn't belong, just like Jon did. Really sad, though maybe that's why it was best coming from Jon. Because he and Theon were a lot alike. So maybe he felt like if Jon could forgive him, he could start to forgive himself.
I grew up with cousins who technically shared no blood with me because 1417 their ancestor had the last name McMillan and it was changed to Morgan to protect them and their sister as well so they couldn't be harmed because they were a Morgan and a decade passed and it was later announced who they really were so they could claim their property and when it came time to sign for the old possessions they wrote Morgan as their last name and my father told me that family is just blood its just people who care for one another the bond between siblings is strong but if you are raised by a good father and mother you will be part of those who guide you in life cherish yourself and others
He reminded him when he stepped out of line, acting like he was above others and had any say in what House Stark did
@@jacobmorgan1182 bro your family made up a completely bogus story and you are over here retelling it on the internet like it's American history
Ps many people who share no blood have the same last name... like most people named "Baker" or "Shepard" or any other last name based on a job
@@nk-dw2hm you would be right except most last names such as cooper or tanner refer to a job the family had I can physically and legally trace my family origin so I do understand that alot of people just Google family history but I have birth and death certificates tracing back
Man loved Theon’s arc of redemption. Probably one of the more underrated well written characters.
When it finally came down to it, Theon stood for the right thing. He didn't back down. He knew what was coming, and he faced it like a warrior.
Even after everything Jon starts with "Our father." ❤
If only someone had said those words to Jon when he found out who his parents were.
Jon is more stark than any of stark children
So easy to see that Jon is a great leader even if he doesn’t believe it he shows justice and forgiveness when needed
What a wholesome moment. The things Jon said. The music. The connection to the audience which I think was done on purpose. All of it. Perfect.
I like how jon was seen as a bastard and yet theon saw Jon as more of a stark than he was and looked to him for acceptance
Phenomenal acting from Alfie Allen
Theon gave his life for the greater good. He ended up living up to Jon's words here. He was a Stark till the end.
You know what hits me about this scene. Jon tells Theon that he can be both a stark and a Greyjoy, yet when Jon’s parentage is revealed he’s pretty much forced to choose between being a stark or a Targaryen, and in the end it tears him apart a bit.
You know, I don't think he actually had to choose between the two. His father was more like the Starks than he ever was like the Targaryens. Probably why he loved Lyanna so much. Read about him in the books and you'll see it. He and Ned would have been best buds in a different life.
And now the entire Jon Snow spin-off will be about him dealing with the trauma of identity.
@@urthboundmisfit Kind of makes me wonder what would have happened if Rhyghar had been fostered at the Erie with Ned instead of Robert.
@@urthboundmisfit not exactly.
That's not what tore him apart though but in the ability of being with Daenerys and then the pain of seeing what she became and having to stop her
This is why Jon is a true king and leader. He thinks about what’s best for his people and the whole before he even considers himself. And he is able to see people for who and what they truly are, no matter what they put directly in front of his face.
Daenerys decimated her enemies Jon made them his friends and followers.
They are two sides of Aegon the Conqueror She has might and power while Jon has wisdom and clarity.
And daenerys wonder why she has nobody at the end of long night praising her and they praising jon instead.
I don’t necessarily think this is true …. The north is just a funny place that lowkeys alienates any kind of leader not from his place and this might be as a resort of how things spurred in the past …. It’s kinda difficult to say some on like Danerys who got all those sweet names from kingdoms from the east didn’t show compassion and wisdom …. In fact even if she killed the night king and did great and mighty things during the battle and Jon did nothing I doubt the North’s view of her would change still
One of my favorite lines from one of my favorite movies is why have enemies when you can have friends
@@preciousogunje5404 alot of those people weren’t from the north though.
Also it’s not weird, people don’t like foreigners, look at what happened to napoleon in Spain.
John was actually a good person and he loved all his family and he didn't hate people because of where they came from, he would have made a good king.
And he went on to be one. King Beyond the Wall.
@@AnthonySforza
Yeah but he would have been good for the 7 kingdoms
That was all Theon wanted to hear
Theon told Sansa he didn't want to be forgiven when they fled Winterfell. However his strength returned in full when Jon forgave him and even told him he was a Stark! Fantastic
This is one Viserys sees in his dream. The Prince that was promised. Jon Snow/Aegon Targaryan
So sad how they ruined his character…
I hope they fix it with the new jon snow show
Seriously he was a well written character then raked through the coals like so many in the final seasons. Glad D&D didn’t get that Star Wars show, serves them right.
Man, both actors killed it in this scene. Alfie Allen was legit so good as Theon.
Ned was the best human in the whole show
This was amazing acting. Theon had a redemption curve that helped make the show for me. I cheered for his courage at the end.
Theons expresion depicts the moment where he realizes that him being both a gj and a stark is what he always wanted to be, his problem was that he thought he needed to choose, when jon said that to him you can tell that he had never thought about it like that, he was too accuppied trying to prove himself to his father, whom btw didnt give a rats ass about him at all, his sister however did, and she did not have a problem with him choosing whatever side he wanted to be with, even tho she was so proud, she still loved her lil brother regardless of his lastname.
Theon probably has one of the best and most complete character arcs in the show for a character that made it all the way to season 8
I can only imagine how Jon and Theon must have felt when they heard that Robb was killed and his wife was pregnant, that they were going to be uncles soon, I'm sure they would have cried. They should have shown that in the show.
What they felt? They didn't feel anything, they're characters in a show.
We hear John talk to Sam about Robb’s death when he first returns from beyond the wall
@@melanier7309 wow you must be so fun at parties, bet you cant enjoy any art work.
Theon wouldn’t have been an uncle. He was a child killer and Robb would have taken his head if he could.
Robb got himself killed by breaking his word and being a liar he got his mom his wife and men killed
Theon was the biggest example how bad karma could strike
What he Theon got in the books was quite a bit worse than what he did to the starks
"Theon, you are a good man. Thank you."
This was such a great moment for Theon and for Jon because Jon truly forgave Theon. He saved Sansa from likely death. And Jon also recognized that he and Theon were the last male starks he could have made him his heir but sadly it didn’t come to that
Blood of a Greyjoy, memorys of a Stark.
Jon would've been the best king
One of my favorite scenes in the series
Why are you gar
The casting in GOT was just perfect
THATS why we all loved John Snow. ❤
He was the epitome of grace.
Theon is a character who evolved so much, at least he survived further and redeemed himself.
John was born to be a King.
Jon and Theons stories have a lot in common. If anyone could understand Theons situation, Jon could.
the character of Jon Snow captured my heart from the beginning.
😞 This was such an emotional scene. Theon’s story of redemption was so heartbreaking and so honorable.
Possibly, for me anyway, one of the best scenes in the entire series. These ancient eyes actually misted up a bit. 😏
Jon Snow might not be the greatest tactician, the smartest man or even the best swordsman but he sure did know how to win the loyalty of his men.
and that is more important than anything else. That's why he should have been made king.
The editing of the whole video with actually good music makes this whole short worth more than its current likes!
Looking back. Jon strait up gave advice to himself. Hes a Stark and a Targaryen
later Jon : She's mah queen.
man this is getting old tbh
wow only the 1000th time I've seen this lame
Yeah Bad and Rushed Writing. He never should of Bent The Knee
You are a greyjoy and you are stark...
Just like I am a Targaryen and a stark...
Theon is one of the most underrated actors in GOT. To illustrate a broken character through the trauma he went through for so many seasons is no easy task
Dude jon always having peoples back
Jon telling Theon is both a Greyjoy and a Stark is mirror to how Jon is both a Targeryan as well a Stark.
Theon: Thank you. You’re a Targaryen and a Stark, you don’t need to choose either.
Jon: I Dun Wont Et
I think it might have been oNe of the best conversations in All of Westeros!
That's atleast one character who's arc was brought to a satisfying ending.
Redemption of the tortured begins.
Theon is the epitome of character development. He had his character deconstructed and rebuilt from nothing.
The micro expressions are on point. He's really good. Well trained.
Alfie never lost a step, guy’s awesome.
Damn I miss Jon 🙈😭🖤
He really would have made the best king in history.
John was a man of honor
Jon was just past the point of holding grudges at that point
He should have brokered peace and tried to become a Greyjoy again. His father is dead and his sister wanted him around.
Seriously Words cut deeper then Sword ...Words are the best to explain Beautiful
In a way John is talking to himself. He’s excepting himself for being a stark and a Targaryen.
Damn, music giving me actual feels instead of annoying me, for once
Does anybody knows what is it called?
@@btsarmylovejimin4489 "Planet" by Infraction Music. Thanks, Shazam app! 🤣🤣💖
@@Anukii thaanks
Remember when Robb said to Theon "you're not stark". Thats one of the reason Theon betrayed Robb.
Theon was such a heartbreaking redemption story
Oh how I long for the days Jon said more than 2 lines and just moped around the place.
"Sheez ma queen"
"I dont wan' 'tit"
Theon is one of the best character arches ever written
Theon Grayjoy’s character development was tremendous.
At this moment, Theon was ready to die for Stark
Alfie’s performance is not talked about enough. He acted in a way that provoked every emotion imaginable from the audience, just from this one character
Absolutely correct. You could see the change. The redemption of Theon was one of the things I liked more from Game of Thrones
Love a good redemption arc.
If only Jaime’s wasn’t ruined
But if we pretend that season 8 didn’t happen we have some very good redemption arcs
"It's not my place to forgive you for all of it, but for what I can, I do"... Such a Powerful line
When the 3 eyed rayvon said your a good man 😮
Man. Theon indeed went through it. Of course like a lot, there was a time I disliked him for his actions. I felt pity for his punishments and who he became. Then I felt respect for his courage in overcoming his trauma. He was redeemed well. And though the last bits of the show went downhill, he gave his life for Bran and the realms of men with such valor, in the face of the dead, standing his ground to the last man. Truly honorable.
theon is so underrated...he potrayed it amazing, such an amazing story about him...
Every man needs a brother like Jon Snow,
He gave him his identity back.😭
“Theon? He’s a good lad.”
“I doubt it.”
The Iron wolf and The White Wolf
The only character who was not done dirty. Theon had an amazing arc from beginning to end.
"You're A Greyjoy & Stark.... That is better than stealing John Wick's Car, and killing his Dog."
Both Theon and Jon have the character Arc they both search for their identify
Ned Stark raised a Targaryen, a Greyjoy and many other Starks what a great father figure
He had a top five character arc & and top five performances on the entire series. Brilliant 💯
Theon needed this so much.
Theon was a really under appreciated actor in GOT
Born a Greyjoy, Died defending his family.
Brandon Stark