Jon's face when Dany said "They're my children" is low key one of the funniest moments in the entire show. Bruh was like "Ummm yeaaah...You weren't gone long." 😂😂😂😂😂
Sadly this is the point of the show where the writers start getting lazy and mess up the whole plot 🥲 but tbh yall make this rewatch so entertaining! Big ups to yall! ❤
Burning surrendered prisoners alive is incredibly bad optics in Westeros. For the daughter of the Mad King, it's a little too much on brand. Even Aegon the Conqueror didn't do that.
@@taylormade9748 Why is this even a question? What are y’all taught in school lol? No history or moral lessons? She could have imprisoned them, she could have sent them back to their home since most of their army was already destroyed and after she gets her throne they‘d have to serve her anyway. She had 3 full grown dragons. There was no threat of rebellion. Y’all are really out here justifying murdering people just because they don’t want to listen to you.
@@a.j.1819 pls calm yourself. Danny’s character lead up to her ruling strictly. This makes sense that she burned them, because she was becoming less forgiven based off her character development. We know she could have done other things, but it on the show we have seen she has burned others for not bending the knee.
I dislike how they have an issue with Danny burning people alive when she literally told them, they had the option of that, or just joining her side of the war, and really rather her enslaved people which goes against everything she stands for. They blame her for those men’s choices
@@JtheRIP88 exactly. If guy wasn’t an a-hole and Dany loved so much it wouldn’t have been cheered on by so many. Like Stannis burning the king beyond the wall. But of course much easier to sympathize with wildlings than the Lannisters lol. Ppl get so enamored by her and her dragons because she freed slaves then she couldn’t possibly be do anything wrong.
Dani was in the right to burn them other than being sent to wall. Least gave them a chance not to die. Glad y’all agree. Lot of people thought she was horrible for that. Don’t understand that
@@amaralerlan8258she was in her right. Same way John just had to kill when he was literally killed. You have to rule with order and not make exceptions or those who chose to follow you won’t respect you.
You don’t understand because you‘re dense. I would LOVE to see a tyrant roll up on your family, your family says „no I can‘t serve you and betray what I believe in“ and they get burned alive. You’ll still say well they were in the right? BS. What she’s doing is not any different than the tyranny of her ancestors yet she claims to be different and to want to break the wheel. She could have imprisoned them, she could have sent them back to their home since most of their army was already destroyed and after she gets her throne they‘d have to serve her anyway. She had 3 full grown dragons. There was no threat of rebellion. Y’all are really out here justifying murdering people just because they don’t want to listen to you. Ned, Robb, Jon never did anything like that. They punished men who were already under oath. They never forced anyone into their fold. Take a look at how Jon handled the wildlings if you want to see diplomacy and leadership.
Im reading Fire and Blood and they talk about Lodos who opposed Aegon The Conqueror, and never noticed the callback to Jenny of Oldstones, another key figure in this world
The significance of Gendry using a warhammer, instead of a sword, is because King Robert, in his prime, was the greatest fighter in Westeros at one point and he used a warhammer to kill the Targaryen prince.
also it works against helmets and armor better than a sword. he is focused on people with weapons and armor. he is actually one of the smartest characters and choosing the hammer reflects that.
Why did Jorah say to Tormund about the death of his father "you returned the favor (killed him) as I recall"? Jorah knows his dad was betrayed by the men of the nights watch. Tyrion told him. He wasn't killed by wildlings. Someone in the writer's room "kinda forgot" I guess.
It's refreshing seeing reactors not be mad at her burning the tarlys. This was war. They met in battle and then still gave them the option to bend the knee and they refused. They made their bed. I personally wouldnt have given them the chance to after they betrayed the Tyrells. Dany did what she had to and eliminated a threat. Something Cersie and most of the lords would have done in her position.
I would LOVE to see a tyrant roll up on your family, your family says „no I can‘t serve you and betray what I believe in“ and they get burned alive. You’ll still say well they were in the right? BS. What she’s doing is not any different than the tyranny of her ancestors yet she claims to be different and to want to break the wheel. She could have imprisoned them, she could have sent them back to their home since most of their army was already destroyed and after she gets her throne they‘d have to serve her anyway. She had 3 full grown dragons. There was no threat of rebellion. Y’all are really out here justifying murdering people just because they don’t want to listen to you. Ned, Robb, Jon never did anything like that. They punished men who were already under oath. They never forced anyone into their fold. Take a look at how Jon handled the wildlings if you want to see diplomacy and leadership.
yes but they claimed that Daeny was gonna be different than Cersei but turns out like Jon said she is not different but just more of the same. People like you who tries to justify war is the reason why humanity has no future
At this point Dany supporters are concerning individuals. Or y’all just don’t think things through. What she’s doing is not any different than the tyranny of her ancestors yet she claims to be different and to want to break the wheel. She could have imprisoned them, she could have sent them back to their home since most of their army was already destroyed and after she gets her throne they‘d have to serve her anyway. She had 3 full grown dragons. There was no threat of rebellion. Y’all are really out here justifying murdering people just because they don’t want to listen to you. Ned, Robb, Jon never did anything like that. They punished men who were already under oath. They never forced anyone into their fold. Take a look at how Jon handled the wildlings if you want to see diplomacy and leadership.
So, Lord Tarley, who just got fried, is the father who gave our Sam all the trauma and then sent him to the wall... Good riddance, that's what you get. This is where it all unravels, they start to ruin characters and scuttle whole plot lines, the trauma begins now, Thanks D and D, please save us GRRM!
You guys are the first reactors I saw agreeing with Daenerys killing the tarlys....like they refused to bend and to get send to the wall what should dany do?..i don't understand the logic of some people
Main issue people have is more so that in the books the Tarlys should be loyal to the Targaryens. But in the show that’s never established so it’s fine i guess.
@@daughtersjean the books aren’t done. They probably won’t even have most of the later storylines like this one. But if it did happen, the Tarlys would be fighting on the side of the Targaryens, not the Lannisters. That’s the issue people have.
wow i leave one simple comment about my opinion on certain aspects of the show and a bunch of you mouthbreathing retards have to start arguing and giving major spoilers in the replies. i hope i deleted the original comment before hobbs or devin saw anything. if you leave spoilers in the comments your mother is a cheap whore whose asshole never closes all the way.
Y’all gotta pay attention, Robert’s weapon of choice was a HAMMER. He was amazing with it and that’s how he became king, not with a sword. So his son choosing a hammer is supposed to be poetic.
I always get annoyed by Randyll saying Dany wasnt born in Westeros. She was. Dragonstone is part of that. It wasnt her fault she didnt live here. He was being a hypocrite
TEAM DANY ALWAYS! I really hate how everyone, especially Tyrion, who was supposed to be on her side, tells Dany that she needs to take the path of peace and be patient and understanding, while the other side is brutal and every chance they get they continue to commit atrocities, but Dany can't answer like that because she has to be "better" than them, how stupid, from the beginning she should have followed her instinct not Tyrion's plans.
well she's the one with the messiah complex and says she's better than everyone else so yes she must act better than everyone else otherwise she's no better than the others in this case.
You what what’s meant smh. She didn’t grow up there. If I‘m born in Hawaii and then live all my life somewhere else I have zero ties to the culture of Hawaii.
@a.j.1819 yet she's Westerosi in birth and culture. Also Tarly had no problem supporting her daddy until the bitter end. (Also book wise the idea of Ranyll Tarly supporting Cersei is ridiculous.)
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“Put em in the air fryer”😂💀
“Dragonstone is up the street, for real”’ is crazy. lol. 😂
97 Til has my vote tonight!
Jon's face when Dany said "They're my children" is low key one of the funniest moments in the entire show. Bruh was like "Ummm yeaaah...You weren't gone long." 😂😂😂😂😂
Gilly reads something very important from that book, it's just hidden amongst all of the bowel movement discussion.
Dragon = air fryer 😆
36:18 this made me realize this is like the 5th time she's sent him away
(Once in Qarth, twice exiled, once for the gray scale, and this time)
ive sent away dudes more times that ended up coming right back lol
Sadly this is the point of the show where the writers start getting lazy and mess up the whole plot 🥲 but tbh yall make this rewatch so entertaining! Big ups to yall! ❤
Burning surrendered prisoners alive is incredibly bad optics in Westeros. For the daughter of the Mad King, it's a little too much on brand. Even Aegon the Conqueror didn't do that.
Sure, but what else was she supposed to do if they chose not to bend the knee?
@@taylormade9748 Why is this even a question? What are y’all taught in school lol? No history or moral lessons? She could have imprisoned them, she could have sent them back to their home since most of their army was already destroyed and after she gets her throne they‘d have to serve her anyway. She had 3 full grown dragons. There was no threat of rebellion. Y’all are really out here justifying murdering people just because they don’t want to listen to you.
@@a.j.1819 pls calm yourself. Danny’s character lead up to her ruling strictly. This makes sense that she burned them, because she was becoming less forgiven based off her character development. We know she could have done other things, but it on the show we have seen she has burned others for not bending the knee.
In this moment Tyrian feels like Oppenheimer, he had no idea what deviation he would unleash with this plan and now can’t stop it.
Y’all kinda skipped over Gilly’s little story about Prince “Raggar.” Lol
They usually do
I mean, it’s meant to be subtle. don’t know if they caught its meaning.
Perfect timing, I needed a distraction 😊
"His mark is on you." --- Three-Eyed Raven to Bran
Robert's weapon of choice was a war hammer, so it makes sense that that would be Gendry's as well.
😂😂 talk about it my gus LFG! Thank yall for the reaction update
I don't know if i have ever been this early let's go get us a walker😂
I dislike how they have an issue with Danny burning people alive when she literally told them, they had the option of that, or just joining her side of the war, and really rather her enslaved people which goes against everything she stands for.
They blame her for those men’s choices
It could be her god complex she's forming. For a man of honor code, it's much more than just "bending the knee"
The problem is that it's the same thing Cersei would have done. Jon was right... she's not different, she's just more of the same.
@@JtheRIP88 exactly. If guy wasn’t an a-hole and Dany loved so much it wouldn’t have been cheered on by so many. Like Stannis burning the king beyond the wall. But of course much easier to sympathize with wildlings than the Lannisters lol. Ppl get so enamored by her and her dragons because she freed slaves then she couldn’t possibly be do anything wrong.
@ no it’s not. Cerise would imprison people, and torture them.
Dany doesn’t believe in imprisonment.
They were given a choice and they chose.
@@JtheRIP88 they already threw away their honour. They betrayed house tyrell
One of my favorito Got reaction 4real 💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great reaction. Your editing is top tier. Great everything. 👏
Y’all need to watch house of the dragon after this!! ❤️
But first the History and Lore or they will be completely lost.
Just give him a task 😂😂😂
Bold of you to put out during election results. That being said, here I am watching this....
“Kill em and take his skin”😂😂😂 is wild
Devin tired af 😂
Dogs notified! Frogs notified!! I EVEN TOLD MY DAD
“The night walker”. lol, why didn’t I ever think of that. Hobbs is cooking
It’s cool that Gendry uses a war hammer. Robert Baratheon used one too.
Good fun, guys. Thanks!
east side of the wall indeed.... lol
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Dani was in the right to burn them other than being sent to wall. Least gave them a chance not to die. Glad y’all agree. Lot of people thought she was horrible for that. Don’t understand that
No, she was not. She was a mad tyrant foreigner bitch queen. And the hints were there since season 4.
@@amaralerlan8258she was in her right. Same way John just had to kill when he was literally killed. You have to rule with order and not make exceptions or those who chose to follow you won’t respect you.
You don’t understand because you‘re dense. I would LOVE to see a tyrant roll up on your family, your family says „no I can‘t serve you and betray what I believe in“ and they get burned alive. You’ll still say well they were in the right? BS. What she’s doing is not any different than the tyranny of her ancestors yet she claims to be different and to want to break the wheel. She could have imprisoned them, she could have sent them back to their home since most of their army was already destroyed and after she gets her throne they‘d have to serve her anyway. She had 3 full grown dragons. There was no threat of rebellion. Y’all are really out here justifying murdering people just because they don’t want to listen to you. Ned, Robb, Jon never did anything like that. They punished men who were already under oath. They never forced anyone into their fold. Take a look at how Jon handled the wildlings if you want to see diplomacy and leadership.
Bron being Taigen over Jaime … & Jon having a Hiccup moment 😆
Lets go!❤
I think they choose to die because they felt guilty for betraying their house.
I love you guy’s duo and how you analyze the show. Sansa was actually moving with logic. Glad you guys caught it.
Im reading Fire and Blood and they talk about Lodos who opposed Aegon The Conqueror, and never noticed the callback to Jenny of Oldstones, another key figure in this world
You have to think that after Hardhome….the army of the dead are all Jon thinks about
Robert's weapon was a hammer!
Another great reaction boiis. Ws all round
It’s just so funny that they don’t realize their fathers actually fought against each other
She did Sam a favor, he’s the lord tarly now.
The significance of Gendry using a warhammer, instead of a sword, is because King Robert, in his prime, was the greatest fighter in Westeros at one point and he used a warhammer to kill the Targaryen prince.
also it works against helmets and armor better than a sword. he is focused on people with weapons and armor. he is actually one of the smartest characters and choosing the hammer reflects that.
Gendry uses a hammer like his dad did
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Not so much a walker. A zombie.
Why did Jorah say to Tormund about the death of his father "you returned the favor (killed him) as I recall"? Jorah knows his dad was betrayed by the men of the nights watch. Tyrion told him. He wasn't killed by wildlings. Someone in the writer's room "kinda forgot" I guess.
It's refreshing seeing reactors not be mad at her burning the tarlys. This was war. They met in battle and then still gave them the option to bend the knee and they refused. They made their bed. I personally wouldnt have given them the chance to after they betrayed the Tyrells.
Dany did what she had to and eliminated a threat. Something Cersie and most of the lords would have done in her position.
I would LOVE to see a tyrant roll up on your family, your family says „no I can‘t serve you and betray what I believe in“ and they get burned alive. You’ll still say well they were in the right? BS. What she’s doing is not any different than the tyranny of her ancestors yet she claims to be different and to want to break the wheel. She could have imprisoned them, she could have sent them back to their home since most of their army was already destroyed and after she gets her throne they‘d have to serve her anyway. She had 3 full grown dragons. There was no threat of rebellion. Y’all are really out here justifying murdering people just because they don’t want to listen to you. Ned, Robb, Jon never did anything like that. They punished men who were already under oath. They never forced anyone into their fold. Take a look at how Jon handled the wildlings if you want to see diplomacy and leadership.
yes but they claimed that Daeny was gonna be different than Cersei but turns out like Jon said she is not different but just more of the same. People like you who tries to justify war is the reason why humanity has no future
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I love watching you guys soo much, please tell me you're going to watch House of the Dragon?! 🥺❤️
At this point Dany supporters are concerning individuals. Or y’all just don’t think things through.
What she’s doing is not any different than the tyranny of her ancestors yet she claims to be different and to want to break the wheel. She could have imprisoned them, she could have sent them back to their home since most of their army was already destroyed and after she gets her throne they‘d have to serve her anyway. She had 3 full grown dragons. There was no threat of rebellion. Y’all are really out here justifying murdering people just because they don’t want to listen to you. Ned, Robb, Jon never did anything like that. They punished men who were already under oath. They never forced anyone into their fold. Take a look at how Jon handled the wildlings if you want to see diplomacy and leadership.
40:38 funniest damn moment 🤣
Danny is no better than her father after this point.
Guys please watch Dark next! i promise you will keep smart watchers engaged as GOT ends
So, Lord Tarley, who just got fried, is the father who gave our Sam all the trauma and then sent him to the wall...
Good riddance, that's what you get.
This is where it all unravels, they start to ruin characters and scuttle whole plot lines, the trauma begins now, Thanks D and D, please save us GRRM!
You guys are the first reactors I saw agreeing with Daenerys killing the tarlys....like they refused to bend and to get send to the wall what should dany do?..i don't understand the logic of some people
Main issue people have is more so that in the books the Tarlys should be loyal to the Targaryens. But in the show that’s never established so it’s fine i guess.
@@oXRaptorzXobut in the books should they or do they? Bc if not then I’m not mad at danys decision either
@@oXRaptorzXo they react to the show, not the books so that dont matter
@@daughtersjean the books aren’t done. They probably won’t even have most of the later storylines like this one. But if it did happen, the Tarlys would be fighting on the side of the Targaryens, not the Lannisters. That’s the issue people have.
wow i leave one simple comment about my opinion on certain aspects of the show and a bunch of you mouthbreathing retards have to start arguing and giving major spoilers in the replies. i hope i deleted the original comment before hobbs or devin saw anything. if you leave spoilers in the comments your mother is a cheap whore whose asshole never closes all the way.
Y’all gotta pay attention, Robert’s weapon of choice was a HAMMER. He was amazing with it and that’s how he became king, not with a sword. So his son choosing a hammer is supposed to be poetic.
Sam missed an important detail there.
Ahreeeeeeee
I always get annoyed by Randyll saying Dany wasnt born in Westeros. She was. Dragonstone is part of that. It wasnt her fault she didnt live here. He was being a hypocrite
Yall are to okay with Sam’s family being burned to death.
That was the start of me not liking Danny. As much as you will ignore how hateful she can be.
thats Robins army not little finger...
TEAM DANY ALWAYS! I really hate how everyone, especially Tyrion, who was supposed to be on her side, tells Dany that she needs to take the path of peace and be patient and understanding, while the other side is brutal and every chance they get they continue to commit atrocities, but Dany can't answer like that because she has to be "better" than them, how stupid, from the beginning she should have followed her instinct not Tyrion's plans.
Think because she’s the one claiming to be better.
well she's the one with the messiah complex and says she's better than everyone else so yes she must act better than everyone else otherwise she's no better than the others in this case.
I feel bad cuz got prime is gone but yall so fckin funny fr I enjoy this every second bro
stomaching this season again for 97’s peak reactions.. i had blocked out how much i hated this sansa/arya garbage 😭
27:32
Who that is?
What his name is?
What the 🤬are they doing to the English language. 🙄
This is where Dany took a turn for me. Disliked her from this point on.
Tarly is incorrect, Dany was born in Westeros, she's from Dragonstone.
You what what’s meant smh. She didn’t grow up there. If I‘m born in Hawaii and then live all my life somewhere else I have zero ties to the culture of Hawaii.
@a.j.1819 yet she's Westerosi in birth and culture. Also Tarly had no problem supporting her daddy until the bitter end. (Also book wise the idea of Ranyll Tarly supporting Cersei is ridiculous.)
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I think they choose to die because they felt guilty for betraying their house.