GAME OF THRONES 3x5 REACTION | "Kissed by Fire"
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Sophie was spot on about Jaime. When he was young, he wanted to be a noble knight just like Barristen Selmy. Jaime was inspired by the great kingsguard knights of lore. He was 16 years old when the Mad King named him to the Kingsguard and he said that was his proudest day. After Jaime killed the mad King, everyone started calling him Kingslayer to disrespect him, people started to treat him with disrespect and contempt and so because of that, he started to wear the kingslayer dick persona on his sleeve and he started to become the guy that everyone thought he was. He was a good guy but everyone treating him shitty chipped away at his pure goodness. During his travels with Brienne, he was reminded of the honor and good that he inspired to be when he was young. The books explain it really good because you get POV chapters with JAIME where you are inside his head and hear his thoughts
Every day Jamie is away from Cersei he becomes a better man.
Exactly, I think being around Brienne and seeing how noble and honourable she is reminded him of who he initially wanted to be before life got in the way
Jamie is judged by everyone for the most heroic thing he ever did
To me, season three is a game changer. The show really becomes iconic here.
Best season of series. Everyone says season 4 is best but this season has great storyline for every character.
@@AK-pw3oq so did season 4
It was iconic from the first episode
The revelation of why Jaime killed the Mad King is to this day one of the best written scenes and twists in the history of television imo. The essence of Jaime's character imo is the most profound line of that scene. "If your prescious Renly had commanded you to kill your own father and stand by while thousands of men, women, and children burned alive, would you have done it? Would you have kept your oath then?" It goes perfectly in line with his quote I believe in season 2 when he says that you swear oaths to your king and oaths to your family, but what happens if the king tries to kill your family? You're forced to break an oath either way. Jaime was put in a terrible position and acted heroically and his reward was to be spit upon and looked down at specifically for doing that heroic act. Its no wonder he turned to embracing the arrogant and careless persona.
It’s important to remember how young Jaime was when he killed Aerys. He was just a couple of years older than Joffrey is now. Ned and Robb were only in thier late teens when the war started and into thier early twenties when in ended. The main players of the rebellion (Barr Tywin) were essentially adolescents. Then they were all imprisoned by thier actions and the worlds opinion of them were all fixed by that point. It’s an ongoing theme from the very first episode when Tyrion tells Jon to wear his status as a badge of honour then no one can hurt you with it.
The reason why Ser Jorah was so circumspect around Ser Barristan is hinted at during their conversation about kings and service. So let's recap a few key points:
Ser Jorah had been sentenced to death by Lord Eddard Stark for selling slaves (explained in Season 1).
He escaped to Essos to avoid execution and has been surviving in exile by selling his sword whenever possible.
He gets the chance to get back in the King's good graces by spying on Daenerys and Viserys for Varys (and King Robert).
His intel leads to the assassination attempt with the poisoned wine, which in turn prompts Drogo to start the campaign to win the throne for his son. This happens at the same time as Jorah receives a royal pardon in exchange for his services so that he can return home without being executed.
He has a change of heart and falls in love with Daenerys, and the spying ends.
Now the reason why he was wary of Ser Barristan is that traditionally the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard (which Barristan was) would sit on small council meetings, which of course would mean that he would know that Jorah spied on Daenerys. However, Ser Barristan isn't saying anything about it, so Jorah is unsure what game he is playing. Does he really not know (which we know is the case) or does he have some ulterior motive for pretending he doesn't know? Is he trustworthy? Is he another spy sent to get information, since Jorah himself has stopped sending intel?
Jorah is asking him about the small council meetings to understand if he knows or not!
Remember when Tywin said they are waiting for Robb to make a mistake. Well.. Tywin playing 5-D chess while everybody else is playing Checkers.
The sick thing is about Jamie’s hand when he goes to see the guy fixing the dead flesh, you can tell that guy loves chopping people up and seeing what he can make out of them🤣 he’s tapped for sure
Dany has always been about loyalty, having people follow her because they want to, not because they have to. She earns their trust and in return expects the same from them.
Jon is serving as a spy for the Knight's Watch and has been from the second he killed Halfhand. Thats why he whispered to Jon beforehand. They knew the only way the wildlings would trust Jon and not kill him would be if he killed Halfhand, who was the sworn enemy of the wildlings.
I think Jaime didn't want Milk of the Poppy because he didn't want his senses to be dulled. Even though Roose Bolton seems sensible, Jaime's still a prisoner, in a place where he's surrounded by people who are his 'enemies'. Someone might want to hurt/kiII him, and he'd never even know he was in danger if he was dr ugged up.
Yep. If I was him, I would also be concerned that if I was drugged, Qyburn could chop my entire arm off against my wishes like he initially suggested
In the books Jaime did pass out from the pain and when he woke Qyburn actually respected Jaimes wishes and didn’t take his arm off
Prob addictive
It's probably been said before but the chemistry between Jon and Ygritte is real. They met on set and are married IRL.
Tyrion told Jon Snow "Never forget what you are Bastard, the rest of the world will not, wear it like armor and it can never be used to hurt you."
Jamie heeded the advice of Tyrion.
I wouldn’t take milk of the poppy if I’m someone’s captive. Keep you drugged up. Jamie wants to have his senses about him.
Loving your reactions! It’s a deep story every way you turn. Watching your realization of different things is super cool.
y'all are genuinely so charming and smart. a true joy.
In the books, the line where Grey Worm tells Dany that he will keep his name because it was the day Dany saved them has way more meaning. In the books, the slavers changed the names of the unsullied every single day. So when Grey Worm says he will keep his name, it has so much extra special meaning behind it because it was the name he had on the day he was freed. I don’t know why the show runners changed the line, the book line was way better, the show version was a bit lesser.
The show changed a lot of things for no reason and most of the time not for the better.
Made that point in the show too
The history is written by the Maesters even the books are written this way. If the Maesters write him as a "Kingslayer" that's how he is known around Westeros. Its unfortunate but they write history without ever hearing sides or trying to be fair about it. They have their own agendas too. On the other hand this makes it very interesting.
Thoros coats his sword with a substance so it can maintain a brief flame. He is a red priest (like Melisandre is a red priestess.)
Milk of the poppy and/or Opium is what they use for pain and they are addictive, so he chose not to take it. I don't blame him. However, he should have drank a bit of alcohol for distraction.
Sorry im a bit late but the womans perspective on Jaime was just spot on when Jaime was young he idolised knights and only wanted to serve with honour but of course his perspective changed when he served the mad king at just 16 and seeing him burn innocent ppl and his kingsguard standing and watching seemed more honourable then helping them was traumatic for him. Jaime acting as the "Kinglsayer" all smug and cyncial is simply just a facade to cover up his trauma and guilt failing to uphold his vows as a knight its like Tyrion said "never forget who u are wear it as amour and it can be used to not hurt u" its very hard for the show to potray this whereas in the books u get to read Jaimes thoughts and how he feels nevertheless theyre doing a great job
Just a note as you may have missed it. Ser Jorah was initially spying on Khalessi for Varvas and King Robert Bartheon. That's how Robert knew she was pregnant. But he is now devoted to Khalessi.
They talked about that in a previous video and had a debate about whether Jorah was still spying.
I love when y'all upload! My favourite reactors hands down
mine too🥰
House Lannister motto is "Hear Me Roar!". It was always a pretentious statement until Tywin really put it into stone. When Tywin Roar's people listen.
Keep this up guys can't wait for the rest of the season. :) Doing great. Wish we could experience this for the first time, once again.
The best part of the series is the writing, as long as its from the books that is. The discussions and dialogue. Amazing.
Whew! For a second there, I thought I was seeing things. Turns out, the actor playing Martyn Lannister is the same one that plays Tommen. I was so confused I had to look it up.
I don't believe Joanna ever had an affair. Tywin wishes Tyrion weren't his because he's a dwarf and that doesn't fit in with his Lannister image. There are all kinds of off-the-wall theories about different characters' true parentage.
Love it! Can’t wait to see the intensity you are going witness.
That's Thoros of Mirr who brought Berick back from death. He's mentioned in season 1 about his flaming sword during the Greyjoy rebellion. The lord of light is real.
The red priests have powers. Whether they truly come from the "Lord of Light" as they believe is up for debate.
Lord bolton... respectable.... lol
Mair I wanna know what is this GOT-bowl you eat? I always get hungry when I see it! 🤭😋 Love you two!
Stannis's wife is a religious fanatic.
Unfortunately a daughter’s value back in those days had, like we see with Cersei, is to get a husband ranked as high or better / have children. The majority of society didn’t care about skill, talent, interests of a woman.
So Stanis’ wife, 1. is focused on him winning the war and claiming the throne sees her daughter as only a distraction for everyone.
2. Shereen is not likely to marry a rich, handsome lord since she’s “disfigured” by grayscale. Which is really an unfortunate way to see life.
3. She’s in a cult. Her mind is consumed with ideology, not real, love or compassion.
I'm so glad you guys are back to GOT❣️This is a critical season and you're still sweet🤗🍿
Ser Berric Dondarian sets his sword on fire before every battle by making a blood sacrifice (his hand) to the lord of light. Thoros of Myr is a Red Priest (and alcoholic) who has brought Ser Berric back to life 6 times.
14:11 ❤Mair
16:54❤Sophie
Mair: This is a LOT! 🙏🏽
That really should've been the name of this show 😂
Stannis' daughter is a rare survivor of Greyscale. You'll hear more about it later.
I love when Mair eats and just lets Sophie GO! 😂 You are SHARP girl❣️
Which Lannister doesn't want to be seen in a better light, though, really? Tywin's whole lecture to Jaime (in the only scene they've had together so far) was about the opinions people have of the Lannisters (which Jaime pointed out and Tywin denied).
Jamie's monologue in this bath!!!!!!!
One thing I’ve always thought was interesting and this may be a continuity error is did you recognize that Stanis’ daughter, Shireen has blonde hair? If you remember Ned Stark, based on the Great Book of Houses, determined that Joffrey was Jamie and Cersei’s because Joffrey had blonde hair and every Baratheon listed in the book had black of hair. But, here we have Robert’s brother, Stanis, black of hair and his wife, black of hair, produce a dirty, blonde hair child which goes against the Book of Houses - Baratheon - black hair lineage. So, if Robert’s brother and wife can produce a dirty blonde hair child - then why couldn’t Robert (black hair) and Cersei (blonde hair) produce a blonde hair child?
One possible solution is as Shireen is kept locked up maybe she was never observed and added to the Book of Houses so no one knew a Baratheon blonde of hair- or - maybe only men are in the book. I only seem to remember Ned reading men’s names. But, Shireen’s dirty blonde hair is a potential debunk that maybe, just maybe, some of Cersei’s children are Roberts???
That's a casting problem she has black hair in the books and if you pay attention the lannasters themselves aren't really blond anymore but more brunette/ginger in the show when there supposed to be pure blonde it's the same thing as danys eyebrows being brown when there supposed to be white like her hair the show isn't completely accurate to the books .
Season 3 of all HBO shows be WILD!! like The WIRE!
Lord Bolton is very practical
The one time Ygrette was wrong. John Snow knew a lil something something.
Yeah, the guy at the beginning fighting the Hound did light up his sword with his hand. He sliced his hand and used his blood to make the fire. How did he do that you ask? Well, it’s supposed to be some sort of magic like act that he was able to do from the Lord of Light. It’s not something he’s always been able to do, more so something he was able to do once he was resurrected the first time
It's getting close 😅
rt!🤗🤗
13:46 what do you mean youd only just found out from jaime , you watched 2 seasons of lore and history. they mentioned the mad king' killing no less than 10 times . what are you guys on about
How would being in the Night's Watch not matter? Whose war is more important?
Mair dude quit mugging for the camera, it is obvious you have seen this before! And quit correcting Sophie you are ruining the fun 🤨 And spoiling any surprises for her with your previous knowledge of the outcomes!
I never finish the video with the dang eating… gross and rude because it’s loud.