@@analauramorelrocha2383 originally, yes. but he became much more than that after awhile. he became head of the kings guard, a knight, then eventually a lord.
He's the only one who truly won during a game of thrones. He started off as a impoverished cut-throat mercenary in a tavern at the start of the show and at the end he ended up Warden of the Reach, master of coin and the richest man in Westeros with dozens of castles and an army
Your optimism is absolutely adorable if you think one thing as small as this could prevent them from undoing all of Jaimie's character development at the end.
@@mikeg2491 Well since this universe is based on medieval Europe, I would assume that pretty much everyone was religious in Westeros. It was simply the norm. So it’s not really fair to say that he was destined to join a cult just because he was religious.
I'd like to tip my fedora at all three of you Redditors. Martin's plainly got an axe to grind against the Catholic Church, given the r/atheism-tier portrayal of the totally-not-the-church in his setting, and him even stripping away their role as monastic protectors of knowledge to hand to the secular "Maesters"
@@reidparker1848 That’s true, I never thought about that. Traditionally in the Middle Ages, intellectuals were also part of the church. Even the first universities were started by the church IIRC. So that’s kinda dumb that that is not the case in this universe.
If only Tyrion had been sent to court while river was alive, their mutual hatred of Lancel might’ve secured an alliance stronger than any marriage pact ever could.
Lancel was basically bedridden due to injuries after the Battle of the Blackwater, and didn't really recover until after Tyrion left King's Landing. Tyrion probably didn't give enough of a shit by that point.
This is just one of the best GoT scenes ever. Tyrion telling Lancel that even torturing him is boring and right after Tyrion tells Lancel to leave, Tyrion decided to kick him out for good measure. The sound Lancel made after being kicked makes me burst out laughing every time. Tyrion is on fire here! 🔥
But why was Lancel meeting with Tyrion when he should’ve been searching for the Breastplate Stretcher. Lancel clearly doesn’t have his priorities straight.
Tyrion is street smart to not getting himself killed butting head with murderous people, but as a smart man, he also knows he needs an insurance in the form of Bron.
0:05 & 0:35 Wait, so the idea about throwing wildfire at the ships was Cersei's idea? Well, I guess SHE is responsible for saving King's Landing and not Tyrion. Somehow I missed this when I was watching the show.
In a later scene, Bronn explains why her plan wouldn't work - during a battle, someone would 100% drop a pot of wildfire while loading it into a catapult, and with how volatile the substance is, it would explode and start a fire on the walls
Poor Lancel, Tywins family branch looks down on him, all of them! No loyalty, no love, no help, it's a shame. This scene shows, that Tyrion is a piece of dirt all the same: Instead of helping his 15 years young cousin, he threatens him and is being rude. He would have been given the same information by winning him over and convincing him. Lancel wants to do a good job, and as a young person he would need some conduct and support. I guess, his father, uncle Kevan, is too busy with warfare, what is a shame, for a father must not leave his young son in such a snake pit w/o good council and all left by himself. Also, while Kevan treats Tyrion with respect and sees him as family, he obviously does not reckon, that Tyrion is treating Lancel utmost disdainful. I pity Lancel and I blame Kevan. Both Cersei and Jamie do not back Lancel when he's beeing attacked by King Robert. Cersei uses him to scheme, Tyrion as well - not caring, that he is still young and vulnerable ... a child, if one will. And his father Kevan completely underestimates the toxic attitude which his young son is exposed to. He underestimates the disrespect and vileness of Tywins children against his familybranch. Though Kevan has always been nice and friendly towards Tyrion. No surprise to me, desperate, sweet, trying-to-find-orientation-in-life Lancel was an easy target for a fanatic religious cult.
Keep in mind Lancel is a bigger piece of dirt he regards Tyrion as low simply because everyone else does as well. It's not like he took the time to say "Hey, maybe Tyrion is not to blame for all of this" but no he jumped on the bandwagon and made fun of him, hated him, for being short. Tyrion was wise to this.
The only person whos treatment Lancel didn't deserve was King Robert. Bobby hated all Lanisters so he just bullied his squire. Otherwise Lancel was a dick until he actually joined the cult. I kinda wished he had a redemption arc after that
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Simp -I'm going to threaten you
Boss -I'm going to have my lackey threaten you
*Chad Tyrion* -I'm going to have you threaten yourself to my lackey
Lmao
Virgin Tyrion from Season 8: vaRYs haVE no cOcK
Bronn was far more than a lackey.
Sellsword.
@@analauramorelrocha2383 originally, yes. but he became much more than that after awhile. he became head of the kings guard, a knight, then eventually a lord.
My favourite thing about this scene is Bronn's wholesome af smile at the end; like he's genuinely happy in his life and that's just A++
Confidence does that
He's the only one who truly won during a game of thrones. He started off as a impoverished cut-throat mercenary in a tavern at the start of the show and at the end he ended up Warden of the Reach, master of coin and the richest man in Westeros with dozens of castles and an army
He is a Mount & Blade protagonist
@@robiis2 omg that made my night bro, thanks for the laugh 😂
Dude getting paid big bucks
"but i don't care about your life"
such a boss
I really laughed at "even torturing you was boring" 🤣🤣🤣
"just get out" 😆 😅 😂 🤣
Even torturing you is 🙄bOrInG🙄
Is* boring
You have to love this family. They are just so bloodthirsty towards each other.
not only blood...
I think Cersei is a different type of thirsty when it comes to her family...
Disgusting bunch off inbreds the twins are. As for Lancel he might think ah its only a cousin.... Who will find out..
they are thirsty for each other
@@muffinman5741 well if they didn’t fuck each other they would’ve killed each other off long ago
"swear on what?"
"my life"
"i dont care about your life"
“His own unnatural urges will give him sympathy for yours”
If tyrion told Jamie lancel was sleeping with Cerise at the right moment, Jamie may not have returned to Kings Landing to die with her in season 8
Your optimism is absolutely adorable if you think one thing as small as this could prevent them from undoing all of Jaimie's character development at the end.
@@LucianDevine Actually in the books Jamie all but abandons Cerci to the Sparrows.
@@zillagrilla315 In the books. Not this fanficton.
Cersei, not the French word for 'cherry'
@@zillagrilla315 Cersei
The way he said 'on my life' as if it was the only thing he had to give and he feared it not good enough was 10/10 acting.
He was so so weak
Was this boy ending up in a cult really a great shock?
Notice he swears on the gods though, already a hint at his latent belief rising to the extreme later.
@@mikeg2491
Well since this universe is based on medieval Europe, I would assume that pretty much everyone was religious in Westeros. It was simply the norm. So it’s not really fair to say that he was destined to join a cult just because he was religious.
I'd like to tip my fedora at all three of you Redditors.
Martin's plainly got an axe to grind against the Catholic Church, given the r/atheism-tier portrayal of the totally-not-the-church in his setting, and him even stripping away their role as monastic protectors of knowledge to hand to the secular "Maesters"
@@reidparker1848
That’s true, I never thought about that. Traditionally in the Middle Ages, intellectuals were also part of the church. Even the first universities were started by the church IIRC. So that’s kinda dumb that that is not the case in this universe.
Lmao 😂🤣😅 NOPE.
This one scene encapsulates why GOT was such a good show in its early days
I wouldn't be surprised if in the next few episodes of the current season, that Jaime finds out about Cersei fucking Lancel through Bronn.
i missed this tyrion
Proof those who are bullied become bullies.
KlI’m Lopez
You go back and watch the whole series, it makes perfect sense what happens to Lancel.
Feels like Lancel just wanted to shorten the sentence to Bronn a little bit and say "Please kill me"
I hope bronn gets to enjoy his pleasure
LoL
Tyrion really comes across at Tywins wits and cunning here
firsts seasons was pure gold
Lancel : plz kill me if anything happen to lord tyrion
Bronn : It will be my pleasure 😆
Yes we watched the same video
@@happybobjr1 i apologize for earlier repeating of sentence
If only Tyrion had been sent to court while river was alive, their mutual hatred of Lancel might’ve secured an alliance stronger than any marriage pact ever could.
Ok but Tyrion had his face split in two, and Bronn didn’t kill Lancel.
Lancel was basically bedridden due to injuries after the Battle of the Blackwater, and didn't really recover until after Tyrion left King's Landing. Tyrion probably didn't give enough of a shit by that point.
and yet Tyrion was pissed at the coldness of his father? seems hypocritical. all the lannisters seem like snakes
It’s worse in the books.
Hell, the only decent people are Kevan and Cersei’s remaining children, and they’re going to be offed soon
Gosh GOT was good.
Gods the show was strong then
WAS
In the beginning like a hurricane …
… the ending was only a shadow of itself!
@@x-pilot6180
That was lame.
You just make that up?
@@greggstrasser5791
Have you seen it!?
when tyrion was tyrion
in the light of the seven...ironic
while talking about wildfire
"No ones safe in the Game of Thrones."
Bronn" Hold my ugly wife."
Poor lansel Lanester from Robert to Tyrion 😂
Honestly, it was his fault for being at court. He could have been king dingaling over in Lannisport, but nooooo
It would be my pleasure.... xD
This is just one of the best GoT scenes ever.
Tyrion telling Lancel that even torturing him is boring and right after Tyrion tells Lancel to leave, Tyrion decided to kick him out for good measure.
The sound Lancel made after being kicked makes me burst out laughing every time.
Tyrion is on fire here! 🔥
lance looks like patroclus
what? Patroklus was athletic, while Lancel in the beginning of the show is just a thin boy.
Poor guy
You would have thought Lancel would have remembered about Cersei and Wildfire when he was defending the Sept.
As much I liked Lancel, he was so fucking stupid 😂
But why was Lancel meeting with Tyrion when he should’ve been searching for the Breastplate Stretcher. Lancel clearly doesn’t have his priorities straight.
Rob was dead at this point. He didn't need a breastplate stretcher LOL😂😂😂
Tyrion is street smart to not getting himself killed butting head with murderous people, but as a smart man, he also knows he needs an insurance in the form of Bron.
It'll be my pleasure 🤣
Poor guy, manipulated and used first by Cersei then by the faith militant. A sad pawn ultimately in the machinations of others
I hear he eventually found religion; but it sort of blew up in his face.
0:05 & 0:35 Wait, so the idea about throwing wildfire at the ships was Cersei's idea? Well, I guess SHE is responsible for saving King's Landing and not Tyrion. Somehow I missed this when I was watching the show.
Did they threw these barells later on?
Throwing them wouldn’t have worked. Tyrion set it all out there on the water and lit it.
In a later scene, Bronn explains why her plan wouldn't work - during a battle, someone would 100% drop a pot of wildfire while loading it into a catapult, and with how volatile the substance is, it would explode and start a fire on the walls
gods the writing was strong then
It will be my pleasure
lancel gets picked on by everyone 😂😂😂
"I like this job" (1:36)
How does this video only have 200 likes and 11 comments when its got 50k views
Lancel had one useful part.
2 if you count his name.
Whats he doing there? He’s supposed to be finding the breastplate stretcher, NOW!
ACOK Tyrion is prime Tyrion.
Lmao
Fun fact, Lancel was in twilight
Does Lancel trip getting out of the litter, or does Tyrion kick him on his way out? lol. I can never tell.
I think Tyrion tripped him
Incel Lannister
Cersei was disgusting, laying with her brother & little cousin eww
seriously.. I didnt even catch that when I first saw the show.. geez..
Cersei laid in bed with Lancel because he reminds her of Jamie when he was younger lol
@@Alltimefox gross 😂
Poor Lancel, Tywins family branch looks down on him, all of them! No loyalty, no love, no help, it's a shame.
This scene shows, that Tyrion is a piece of dirt all the same: Instead of helping his 15 years young cousin, he threatens him and is being rude.
He would have been given the same information by winning him over and convincing him.
Lancel wants to do a good job, and as a young person he would need some conduct and support.
I guess, his father, uncle Kevan, is too busy with warfare, what is a shame, for a father must not leave his young son in such a snake pit w/o good council and all left by himself.
Also, while Kevan treats Tyrion with respect and sees him as family, he obviously does not reckon, that Tyrion is treating Lancel utmost disdainful.
I pity Lancel and I blame Kevan.
Both Cersei and Jamie do not back Lancel when he's beeing attacked by King Robert.
Cersei uses him to scheme, Tyrion as well - not caring, that he is still young and vulnerable ... a child, if one will.
And his father Kevan completely underestimates the toxic attitude which his young son is exposed to.
He underestimates the disrespect and vileness of Tywins children against his familybranch.
Though Kevan has always been nice and friendly towards Tyrion.
No surprise to me, desperate, sweet, trying-to-find-orientation-in-life Lancel was an easy target for a fanatic religious cult.
Keep in mind Lancel is a bigger piece of dirt he regards Tyrion as low simply because everyone else does as well. It's not like he took the time to say "Hey, maybe Tyrion is not to blame for all of this" but no he jumped on the bandwagon and made fun of him, hated him, for being short. Tyrion was wise to this.
The only person whos treatment Lancel didn't deserve was King Robert. Bobby hated all Lanisters so he just bullied his squire. Otherwise Lancel was a dick until he actually joined the cult. I kinda wished he had a redemption arc after that
@@TheUnseenPath Did he?
I actually don't remember such an encounter. Where and when?
Lancel deserves it. You can see he treats him like crap until Tyrion tells him he knows about him and Cersei.
Tyrion only treats those as crap who deserve it. Lancel is one of those. Do not pity him