I like that there are two of her Dothraki warriors guarding her here. It's a nice detail. Dany's small khalasar had so little screentime since S3 so people tend to forget that they still exist. In the books they were still frequently getting mentioned as of ADWD.
The rejection from John Snow and killing of her best friend Missandei can do that, change a woman. "Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor hell a fury like a woman scorned."
@@erkanerkol1431 You are right, they loved each other till the end, but as you remember he rejected her when he found out that they are related. She wanted to marry him but he couldn't as in his mind it was incest. From that moment he didn't want even to touch her, despite loving her very much.
@@soldatd3727 As tragic as Missandei's death was, it was still rather trivial compared to how Dany responded to it. Had it all just stopped when the town surrendered, that would've been fine.
It is, exactly. Nice Guy does everything he can to force himself back into a Girl's life, except acknowledge that he kinda' severely betrayed the trust of said Girl, still infantilizes her, still pines over her, and has always kinda' been creepy and treating her more like an idol than a person with which he has an intimate relationship with - y'know, acknowledging that she doesn't WANT him back in her life, and just respecting that, and staying out of it. I wouldn't call it 'simping' - it's certainly more complicated than that. But the way some people sympathize with Jorah when they call him "Sir Friendzone" is hilariously lacking in self-awareness.
No you imbecile, she likes that the "guy" doesn't kill his opponents. That's why he put on the full face helmet and didn't kill anyone. Let me guess, you are working at MC Donalds now and helped write the last GoT season...
Jorah in the books is not only a veteran of two wars (Robbert's rebellion and the Greyjoy's rebellion,), but also described as an admirable swordsman by the Dothraki, who obviously don't compliment anyone easily, given their nature as fierce warriors themselves. He also drew against Jaime Lannister (not great, but definitely very good jouster) after breaking 18 lances against him (One could argue, that jousting is not a true testament to a man's combat prowess tho, but it still showcases his horse riding ability and his determination to be the best).So this scene shows us one rusty, out of shape Jorah. These slaves would have had their asses handed to them, if he was in his prime. Sure, he was no Arthur Dayne or Barristan Selmy, but a level beneath, which is still extremely good, given the fact, that the above mentioned are good contenders for the best ever in this universe.
@@thex45l35 seriously are you racist Here is what I think he from your country probably because you seem to have a very good sight of who writes these type of comments maybe you're one of them
Personally it's kind of weird that she's always so against pit fights. The time period, her crucifixions, burning traitors alive, her integration into dothraki culture, and it goes on. Just doesn't make much sense.
@@mrprimor8639 That is because Dany is a GOOD person deep down. She never wanted to harm anyone. In the end, it was the Starks who were the evil ones. :(
Dany can't bear to watch a little bloodshed in the fighting pits between trained fighters but watches with excitement as a man gets ripped in half by her dragons and devoured. Such nonsense.
@@Shaannooonn The 'show' IS the cause though for these performers who give their consent to put their lives on the line for entertainment. Dany just still found it unsavory.
Dany doesn't kill needlessly (until season 8 episode 5). She doesn't kill for the sake of killing. Everyone she executes either betrayed her, attempted to kill her or an ally, or was too much of a threat. Every single battle she's involved with, before kings landing, she gives specific orders NOT to harm civilians. Even when she has defeated enemies in front of her, she gives them a chance to join her forces. She detests the arena cause it's killing for sport, it's killing needlessly, even if the men involved are volunteers it's still just blood for the sake of entertainment. The way she sees it, if you're going to kill, kill cause the other person has given you no other option, kill when it's the safer option. Traitors can't be trusted, an attempt at killing Daenerys is a personal attack and may be attempted again, people with the power to undermine her, who have showed their willingness to exercise their power, are dangerous. She is Ruthless but she isn't cruel. And that's what bothered so many people about the sacking of King's Landing. The city surrendered, it was completely unnecessary, and it was completely out of character for Daenerys kill simply cause she was angry and not because of the rules listed above. I could see her executing Cersei, I could see Cersei's execution even being brutal, but I can't see Daenerys wanting to murder surrendered soldiers and civilians simply because...she's angry.
The gift got Khaleesi into every wrong strategy. Before getting her killed. He negotiated with the masters and the masters attacked Mareen. everyone tend to forget he was the one who planed the attack of the allies. All allies ended up captived and Castely rock was a distraction that got her navy armada so harm. People also forget he planned to go beyond the wall to get one of the zombies to speak with Cercei after. He was the one who said that Cercei will collaborate with the great war. He betrayed Varys, his best friend who saved his life. He convinced John of killing Danny because his brother and sisters were killed. but then did not defend John properly. The gift is one of the worse line of characters in the show.
@omaririgoyen1234 he didnt make dany slaughter an entire army of surrendering soldiers and a city of a half a million innocent men women and children because the other evil queen killed 1 of her friends. She lost it and did that herself. She did exactly what the Mad king had planned to do. But worse. Tyrion knew she had to go after she slaughtered the city. I'm sure his brother and sister had a little to do with it. But he literally said: I freed my brother. And you slaughtered a city. He was more heartbroken over the city being slaughtered.
its incredible how lazy the producers become at this point, this is a literaly gladiator moment but the fight was boring, the dialogue consists of boring one liners
How does she NOT recognize Jorah after he steps into the ring in the way he moves. He is wearing his usual clothing and the helmet is no disquise. The actress shows little to no reaction. Following the lack of any visible response, she orders him hauled away. The scene makes no sense to me. I don't understand what it is intended to convery. Is she a robot?
Valkyrie Sardo True. As soon as he entered the arena I thought that she'd instantly recognize him because of the reasons you stated. She better get nicer to him! >> Poor Jorah.
Otantik JP And all the while Jorah is pounding the others into the dirt, she is staring at him intently as though this was all new and thrilling. It is just not plausible. No other character in the series wears that type of wristguard (with brass knobs and leather straps that wrap around the palm of hand). I've been curious about those. Haven't seen that design anywhere else in fiction or the whole wide world. His dragon epaulets and bear sigil breastplate were lost with the sailboat. He still has the right armguard. He wasn't wearing the left so the storyline would have an excuse to give him greyscale. He's been wearing that same shirt since Season One, since Vaes Dothraki. You would think after looting Qarth, Astapor, Yunkai and buying a new wardrobe, she would make sure her "most trusted advisor, most valued general, and dearest friend" was rewarded with the latest thing in armor, or at least a second shirt for laundry day.
Hahah you're totally right, that's pretty much all I've ever seen him wear. He might be smelly but he sure looks damn good. ;-) Also I hope his greyscale gets healed, I want him safe.
Otantik JP A little dirt just adds to his charm. The shirt is just a perfect example of how ridiculous she has become over the seasons, most particularly toward Jorah. Lets vote him a pretty lady who is long overdue for a good man. I vote Sansa Stark.....AND she can sew!!! A magic cure. A return to House Mormont. and then they can hatch a bunch of wee blue-eyed bairns, much cuter than baby dragons. If the first born looks more like a Bolton, he'd love him just the same.
It's just poor writing that allows for Jorah, who has been banished, to return in front of the one that banished him, more than once, and not be summarily executed.
I love how he knows Dany doesn't like bloodshed and Jorah just knocks everyone without ever shedding blood.
And the way she smiles when she realizes no more blood is being shed
And there she goes burning King's Landing so she can't see blood 😭
She doesn't like bloodshed, she likes burning things
Oh, you mean that consistent plot point about Dany’s character that they forgot about at the end. Still burns.
@@lowros7786 Dan and Dave kinda just forgot Dany doesn't like bloodshed.
I like that there are two of her Dothraki warriors guarding her here. It's a nice detail. Dany's small khalasar had so little screentime since S3 so people tend to forget that they still exist. In the books they were still frequently getting mentioned as of ADWD.
agree :)
You know how strong you have to be to take out people non-lethally when they're trying to kill you? This dude is a legend.
he was truly fit to be Batman
He's one attractive older man too
not really strong. Just basic martial arts against a bunch of morons with swords
No wonder he was batman
When I get into someones party without bringing gift:
"I am your gift"
I did that once, didn't go so well. Maybe it did but couldn't remember the day after.
I remember she was smoking hot though.
Sis knew it was him the moment he started fighting.
Exactly. Jorah was always so smooth in his movements. It's unmistakable. Ian Glenn did such a fantastic job as Jorah
Dany: "I don't like watching these men get slaughtered."
Also Dany: *Season 8 Episode 5*
the writers just kind of forgot who dany was it seems
The rejection from John Snow and killing of her best friend Missandei can do that, change a woman. "Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor hell a fury like a woman scorned."
@@soldatd3727 Jon didnt reject anything, they loved each other before the massacre. Missandei part is true though.
@@erkanerkol1431 You are right, they loved each other till the end, but as you remember he rejected her when he found out that they are related. She wanted to marry him but he couldn't as in his mind it was incest. From that moment he didn't want even to touch her, despite loving her very much.
@@soldatd3727 As tragic as Missandei's death was, it was still rather trivial compared to how Dany responded to it. Had it all just stopped when the town surrendered, that would've been fine.
This is like a guy doing everything he can for the
Girl he loves only to be rejected. Feels.
Simps gonna simp
It is, exactly. Nice Guy does everything he can to force himself back into a Girl's life, except acknowledge that he kinda' severely betrayed the trust of said Girl, still infantilizes her, still pines over her, and has always kinda' been creepy and treating her more like an idol than a person with which he has an intimate relationship with - y'know, acknowledging that she doesn't WANT him back in her life, and just respecting that, and staying out of it.
I wouldn't call it 'simping' - it's certainly more complicated than that. But the way some people sympathize with Jorah when they call him "Sir Friendzone" is hilariously lacking in self-awareness.
His fault for being such a dumbass. But she's also happy to take advantage of him.
@@SongOfChaos1 he was a dumbass, but she also knew exactly what she was doing and continued to take advantage of him.
@@SongOfChaos1 thank you for posting that. It needed to be said, and you said it very well 👍👏...
Club dude is such a bro
He rocks.
She does recognized him you can te ll the way she starts to Pay arttention to the fight
She recognises the iconic gold shirt
No you imbecile, she likes that the "guy" doesn't kill his opponents.
That's why he put on the full face helmet and didn't kill anyone.
Let me guess, you are working at MC Donalds now and helped write the last GoT season...
The big guy who frees Tyrion is my favourite GoT character. Wish I could place that face.
Gotta love how everyone just passes out after a single punch
It takes a single punch to knock someone out.
@@SYI-- You projecting, cuck?
@@Evilfish82 Indeed. Only need to watch a boxing match, like the recent AJ vs Francis to see that, and they wore padded gloves.
Let's see how many times you come back for more after getting your skull cracked with a rock.
Jorah removes helmet and gets worse than friend zoned.
She's saving herself for her nephew! Oh, God, yes. 8====> ~~~
it is so tragic that jorah's gift is dany's death sentence
On God.
Ее смертным приговором стало ее сумасшествие
Если бы не Джон не убил, вспыхнуло бы новое восстание, на сей раз какого-нибудь Джендри Баратеона
Jorah in the books is not only a veteran of two wars (Robbert's rebellion and the Greyjoy's rebellion,), but also described as an admirable swordsman by the Dothraki, who obviously don't compliment anyone easily, given their nature as fierce warriors themselves. He also drew against Jaime Lannister (not great, but definitely very good jouster) after breaking 18 lances against him (One could argue, that jousting is not a true testament to a man's combat prowess tho, but it still showcases his horse riding ability and his determination to be the best).So this scene shows us one rusty, out of shape Jorah. These slaves would have had their asses handed to them, if he was in his prime. Sure, he was no Arthur Dayne or Barristan Selmy, but a level beneath, which is still extremely good, given the fact, that the above mentioned are good contenders for the best ever in this universe.
This masterpiece of Emilia's acting😍💗❤
I love her and need her so very much.
@@situated4 you "need" her? Calm down, weirdo
@@sabrina63 probably a typical dude from india
@@situated4 Strange, strange comment.
@@thex45l35 seriously are you racist
Here is what I think he from your country probably because you seem to have a very good sight of who writes these type of comments maybe you're one of them
Jorah is one of the most honorable characters in Game of Thrones.
He beautysfully love her too.
the guy who sold slaves and then fled instead of facing his sentence? surely
A simp that sold slaves.
Is that your idea of honour?
Sounds pathetic to me, most people would think that was a weak man kissing his woman's feet.
The starks scoff at the comment
@@tilmania361Really that was before. He changed
You can literally feel the whole pit freeze in shock when Tyrion says his last name
The gift that turned into garbage
Dude we all know a gift that must say ‘i am a gift’ is no true gift. I’ll make sure you understand that when I’ve written your comment for you.
"I am the gift. The character ruined by D&D!"
Oh mind how good this show was back to those seasons.
0:45 dayum that was neat
Ladies, find yourself a man who will fight for you like Jorah
Clean dress👌🏻
I'm glad they never really got it on, a strong friendship can oftentimes be more loving than lust.
Cope
@@ThatHungryAfricanChild Relevance?
@@pluckybellhop66 is that what you tell yourself deep in the friendzone
@@ThatHungryAfricanChild lmfao whatever you say
@@ThatHungryAfricanChild If I were in the friendzone I'd be bitter like you 😂
1:49 "What is that look? Do I have something in my hair?"
Personally it's kind of weird that she's always so against pit fights. The time period, her crucifixions, burning traitors alive, her integration into dothraki culture, and it goes on. Just doesn't make much sense.
She’s against pointless bloodshed. Everything she did had a reason behind it. It’s senseless killing for entertainment
@@ravenmaiden1391 "against pointless bloodshed" oh how that changed
@@mrprimor8639 That is because Dany is a GOOD person deep down. She never wanted to harm anyone. In the end, it was the Starks who were the evil ones. :(
@@costco_pizza the Starks were just chilling man
@@mrprimor8639 Dany going mad isn't cannon in the books
Dany can't bear to watch a little bloodshed in the fighting pits between trained fighters but watches with excitement as a man gets ripped in half by her dragons and devoured. Such nonsense.
There’s a difference between violence for a cause and violence for show
maybe that was before she got battle hardened.
When tf has she seen anybody get devoured or ripped in half by her dragons??😭🤦🏾♂️👎🏾
@@Shaannooonn The 'show' IS the cause though for these performers who give their consent to put their lives on the line for entertainment. Dany just still found it unsavory.
Dany doesn't kill needlessly (until season 8 episode 5). She doesn't kill for the sake of killing. Everyone she executes either betrayed her, attempted to kill her or an ally, or was too much of a threat. Every single battle she's involved with, before kings landing, she gives specific orders NOT to harm civilians. Even when she has defeated enemies in front of her, she gives them a chance to join her forces. She detests the arena cause it's killing for sport, it's killing needlessly, even if the men involved are volunteers it's still just blood for the sake of entertainment. The way she sees it, if you're going to kill, kill cause the other person has given you no other option, kill when it's the safer option. Traitors can't be trusted, an attempt at killing Daenerys is a personal attack and may be attempted again, people with the power to undermine her, who have showed their willingness to exercise their power, are dangerous.
She is Ruthless but she isn't cruel. And that's what bothered so many people about the sacking of King's Landing. The city surrendered, it was completely unnecessary, and it was completely out of character for Daenerys kill simply cause she was angry and not because of the rules listed above. I could see her executing Cersei, I could see Cersei's execution even being brutal, but I can't see Daenerys wanting to murder surrendered soldiers and civilians simply because...she's angry.
Ah yes when the show was good
Season 5 was good but it was definitely the beginning of the end
She really did go bonkers
This couldve been a whole different ending if that big fucker that freed Tyrion came out lmao
GODS the show was strong then
Him and Dany should've ended up together fight me lmao
And this is the moment that it all went to shit for Dany and this show.
Nvm john snow, Jorah is hot af
First instance of Batman
The gift got Khaleesi killed, and the friend stood by khaleesi till he saw her safe. Irony
The gift got Khaleesi into every wrong strategy. Before getting her killed. He negotiated with the masters and the masters attacked Mareen. everyone tend to forget he was the one who planed the attack of the allies. All allies ended up captived and Castely rock was a distraction that got her navy armada so harm. People also forget he planned to go beyond the wall to get one of the zombies to speak with Cercei after. He was the one who said that Cercei will collaborate with the great war. He betrayed Varys, his best friend who saved his life. He convinced John of killing Danny because his brother and sisters were killed. but then did not defend
John properly. The gift is one of the worse line of characters in the show.
@omaririgoyen1234 he didnt make dany slaughter an entire army of surrendering soldiers and a city of a half a million innocent men women and children because the other evil queen killed 1 of her friends. She lost it and did that herself. She did exactly what the Mad king had planned to do. But worse. Tyrion knew she had to go after she slaughtered the city. I'm sure his brother and sister had a little to do with it. But he literally said: I freed my brother. And you slaughtered a city. He was more heartbroken over the city being slaughtered.
Who brings the smallest gift to the party?!
Everyone who makes a dwarf joke thinks he's the first one to make it
-Tyrion Lannister
Jorah probably the first simp
See Jorah Simpmont
Poor guy. He was as friend-zoned as a man can get.
Even this is one of the better scenes later in the show and its still stupid.
How does a thick chain get broken by someone hitting it lol?
Depends on a lot of factors, like how brittle the iron is.
And ask he was filing it down making it weaker
Old iron breaks. That's why steel was such a big deal.
Poor quality iron at the time that rusted?
If brute force doesn't work, you're just not using enough.
You can see that the actual stuntman is way younger. Not well done
I am maximus
When it was the BEST show .... alas
Poor bastard
its incredible how lazy the producers become at this point, this is a literaly gladiator moment but the fight was boring, the dialogue consists of boring one liners
How does she NOT recognize Jorah after he steps into the ring in the way he moves. He is wearing his usual clothing and the helmet is no disquise. The actress shows little to no reaction. Following the lack of any visible response, she orders him hauled away. The scene makes no sense to me. I don't understand what it is intended to convery. Is she a robot?
Valkyrie Sardo True. As soon as he entered the arena I thought that she'd instantly recognize him because of the reasons you stated. She better get nicer to him! >> Poor Jorah.
Otantik JP And all the while Jorah is pounding the others into the dirt, she is staring at him intently as though this was all new and thrilling. It is just not plausible. No other character in the series wears that type of wristguard (with brass knobs and leather straps that wrap around the palm of hand). I've been curious about those. Haven't seen that design anywhere else in fiction or the whole wide world. His dragon epaulets and bear sigil breastplate were lost with the sailboat. He still has the right armguard. He wasn't wearing the left so the storyline would have an excuse to give him greyscale. He's been wearing that same shirt since Season One, since Vaes Dothraki. You would think after looting Qarth, Astapor, Yunkai and buying a new wardrobe, she would make sure her "most trusted advisor, most valued general, and dearest friend" was rewarded with the latest thing in armor, or at least a second shirt for laundry day.
Hahah you're totally right, that's pretty much all I've ever seen him wear. He might be smelly but he sure looks damn good. ;-)
Also I hope his greyscale gets healed, I want him safe.
Otantik JP A little dirt just adds to his charm. The shirt is just a perfect example of how ridiculous she has become over the seasons, most particularly toward Jorah. Lets vote him a pretty lady who is long overdue for a good man. I vote Sansa Stark.....AND she can sew!!! A magic cure. A return to House Mormont. and then they can hatch a bunch of wee blue-eyed bairns, much cuter than baby dragons. If the first born looks more like a Bolton, he'd love him just the same.
But she does notice him though lol
It's just poor writing that allows for Jorah, who has been banished, to return in front of the one that banished him, more than once, and not be summarily executed.
Complete fool for not making him her King
You cant change it when you dont have feelings for someone
@@yanami1241 that is true though
The dialogues are pure trash.
Earning a womans approval.... 🤣🤣🤣
The most pathetic character in the show. Sir simp aka captain friendzone.
Oh look at this, a shit user talking shit about a show, yet i bet you have not done shit with your life, let alone get paid like they do.
Shut up.