>You killed Lysa Arryn, my aunt Yeah, after she tried to push you out of the Moon Door because she was insane. If I let her live, she'd have almost certainly killed you at some point when I wasn't present >You told her to kill Robert Arryn and gave her the poison She was mentally unstable and you know it. Her rambling about something in front of you doesn't mean it was true. Even if it was, she'd have tried to kill Robert Arryn anyway because he was trying to send their son away to be the ward of Stannis and she wouldn't allow it. >You owned the knife used in the assassination attempt on my brother How does that make sense? I was in King's Landing when that guy tried to kill Bran. Word of him being in a coma wouldn't have even reached me at the time. What, did I send the knife ahead and tell a guy to kill Bran Stark just in case someone else threw him out of a window for unrelated reasons? >You sold me to the Boltons You consented, and I didn't realize how crazy Ramsay Bolton was at the time, I thought he was just a douchebag like Roose Bolton >You betrayed my father You can't use magical time travel visions that no one else can see as evidence, especially when they're presented by the judge's brother who has every reason to support his sister no matter what, but even if you can, I was obeying the wishes of my king (Joffrey) and didn't know that it would trigger a war. My love for your mother is well-known and it's preposterous to suggest that I would knowingly endanger her
Sansa and Arya believed Bran, which is all that mattered. The people from the Vale doesnt care about his reasoning for killing the Arryns, either, so there was no way the Vale army wouldve helped him
That would work... if trials in Westeros worked the same as they do in the modern day. In cases like these, the "trial" was often little more than a formality, and if the people present didn't like you anyway--and let's face it, the Knights of the Vale probably preferred the Starks to a guy widely known to be a backstabbing asshole--you were double-screwed, as LF found out when he ran to Yohn Royce. In any case, IMO the whole point of the scene is that as good as LF is at talking, he was as lost in terms of Northern politics as Ned Stark was in the South. The North doesn't give a flying fuck about the lying and scheming that Southron culture actually seems to actively promote, and people like LF don't last long there as a result. Virtually everyone in that courtroom, regardless of what LF could have said, were probably eager to be rid of the weasel.
It's cool how he is surrounded by the 3 Stark kids and they attack him from different directions, like wolves, then when he wears himself out one goes of the throat
I’m just glad i been thru so much betrayal and hard times in life earlier so now 22 I can tell when people are not right and always on guard friend or family.
I think Sansa and Arya both figured him out in their own way even without Bran's abilities. Sansa learned the hard way by being the object of several of his schemes, and Arya literally spent years training not just how to lie to perfection but to be able to spot any lie, no matter how subtle.
@@redrum0929 Lord Baelish actually did say that but it wasn’t in this scene, Lord Baelish said it to Tyrion Lannister, when Tyrion was the hand of the king in his father’s stead and he played a game to figure out who was his sister’s spy and informant. In the plot Tyrion promised to give Lord Baelish Harren Hall, but when maester pycel was caught as Cersei spy and arrested for spying for her, Baelish then realized it was a trick just to catch the informant and he wasn’t getting harren hall as promised by Tyrion, he now asked Tyrion “I’m guessing Harren Hall is off the table ass well”
@@buckguy720 You're joking, right? He never trained her, LF is also the type to not show his true colours, she wouldn't be able to "see what he does" and outplay him while spending few months with him. And how was she trained by Cersei? That's the worst person you can learn from. She is incredibly stupid, everything bad that happened to her was her fault. Olenna dumbed it down even for the audience when she listed all the things that happened and said "thanks to your stupidity". She was never smart or even cunning. She just ordered and if that wasn't enough she threatened which always backfired on her. She was only arrogant. How stupid can people be to think of Cersei as a good player? Even Tywin says she's not as smart as she thinks she is.
If I was Arya, I would've suggested to do a secret trial, or even nontrial at all so I could keep that face as my biggest treasure, that face would take me anywhere, open every gate to me
and be a much better plot delevopment at that. I was severely disappointed when this happened. A master manipulator doesn't go out like that, and the cringy fakeout when Sansa makes it clear she's adressing him. What I liked was that Petyr had this weird aura about him that actually let people concede and be a bit powerless even though physically superior to him. And I would have thought that Bran, in this all-seeing state, would have his behaviour somewhat altered. Like he would be so paralysed in his agency that he actually could not reveal what he knows, because he can see all the infinite ripple effects that revealing the information could have. That would have been interesting to write. But no.
I hate it when Baelish goes crocodile tears when he is exposed or cornered and does sarcasm when he think he is winning. Now I love how his tear is real this time.
There were good characters that were killed too early like ned and original King.. whilst rubbish characters like cersai was given an easy death instead of same as joffrey ,tywin for example.
I love how while Sanza was talking Arya was behind little finger ready to strike like a viper. The stark children united once again. The three of them together are unstoppable.
@@hakunameowtata7814 Rob as A " king" Sansa Hand of the king Arya Lord Commander Bran or 3 eye raven Master of Whisperers Theon Master of Ships Jon Master of War Rickon, idk probably filling master of law
RIP CIA (2011-2012/2017) Getting killed wasn't part of his masterplan. He was never a big guy, but he had a big heart. He tried to climb the laddah of chaosh, but failed, didn't fly so good and never got to try again. He had a lotta loyalty for a pedo. He decided who can stay on his Eyrie. In reconstruction plan he filed with the King, CIA got listed as a ruler of Harrenhal, but I sahposse it's off the table, ash well. He never wondered why someone would take a girl before giving her away. He may not be in charge of anything on this Earth, anymore, but he'll always remain in charge of my dreams and remain in my heart, which is a safer place than Eyrie.
the thing is that he's not an irredeemable slime in the novels, selling Sansa to the Boltons was OOC. In the books the Boltons simply pretended Jeyne Poole was Arya Stark.
I wish that all of the known kingdoms knew of his treachery, including the Lannisters. I doubt Cerse would have cared but her brothers might have rethought all of their plans and choices. 😮
He says “I am lord protector of the Vale and I order you to escort me safely back to the Eyrie.” To which he responds “I think not” idk why the dialogue about Harrenhal was brought up. From a different episode between him and Tyrion. When Tyrion was hand.
2:59 'I'm a slow-learner, but I learned." Sansa Stark Those words I can relate to Sansa. For years, I've heard of it many times from people, until I finally surprised them not underestimate me.
Foolish Petyr for trying to make Sansa and Arya fight against one another, without thinking that Bran is a Three Eyed Raven. He saw everything. He knows everything.
3:12 he never said that!!! originally he said "i am the lord of the vale and command you to escort me back." the other gadge replies "i think not." why change it???
AAAGHHHH DABID SAAVEE MY CHARACTER PLEASE IMMA LORD PROTECTOR OF THE VALE AND I COMMAND YOU TO ESCORT ME SAFELY TO THE EYRIE! DABID I BEG YOU I LOVE BEING A BIG GUY SINCE I WAS BOY I LOVE /GOT/ MORE THAN ANYONE DABID... I AAGHRRGHHHH..... AAGh ahhhaghhh...
I can watch this video over and over. Never has justice been better served. He caused a lot of deaths. I guess without this character we wouldn’t have much of a story
In hindsight of reading the analyses of AGOT and ASOIAF and the years between the release of the episode and now, this scene I feel actually has some very interesting chatacter moments that give this moment extra weight to highlight the nightmarish awe of this moment. With Littlefinger, we see that underneath the conniving, scheming nature of his position throughout the series, he it at his core a broken romantic boy that developed a nihilistic mask to conceal his injured soul following his disasterous duel with Brandon Stark for Catelyn's hand all those years ago. In this moment, he realises that to his subtle horror and fear, he has through his actions (direct and indirect) created a family generation of smart and truly nihilistic individuals that are utterly changed and no longer who they were at the start of the series that will take the many lessons he has taught them and use them in ways that he could never have conceived possible. A sort of dark subversion of a student surpassing the master trope that we see in fantasy novels. With Sansa, we see the final culmination of her transformation into a political power player of the game of thrones, and see her take full advantage of her knowledge of Littlefinger's schemes and crimes (with the subtle assistance of Bran and Arya) - yet still able to adhere to the honour-bound traditions of her family. With Arya, we get to see both the expert and no-nonsense killer but also how her experiences in TWOT5K have shaped and broken her over the course of the series, a twisted representative of the generation of traumatised children that have grown up admist Littlefinger's organised chaos bringing its morbid justice onto its creator, akin to frankenstein and his monster. Arya still has some ways to go still at this point, but the representation of what she has been forced to become still rings true. I'm not entirely sure about Bran, but with the implication that he's more of a host to Brynden Rivers at this point and a representative of the Wierwood network throughout westeros (a more nature-based magic in comparison to the dragons), this is probably his way of him starting to clear house of the remaining political schemers and advesaries that will lead him to become Bran the Broken. Overall, this is the first time we see the Starks truly playing the Game of Thrones as well. its just that unlike the Lannisters open-handed conniving and scheming, we never truly see what the wolves of Winterfell are thinking or planning. We only do so when its far too late for the victim to really do anything about it.
Why is this edited? 3:10…he doesn’t say anything about Harranhal! He tries to command the knights of the vale to escort him out, and they say ‘I think not' 🤔
I've been watching earlier and later scenes in the series (S1-4 vs S5-8) and there's something about this scene that lacks gravity as compared to the earlier seasons.
Can you imagine though, literally the entire story (as far as the show is concerned) is because Little Douche Finger here wrote a letter. And this was his lackluster albeit satisfying end.
"You held a knife in his throat, I warned you not to trust me." 1:48 Bran Stark to Lord Baelish When Bran said those words I felt like someone splashed some cold water over me and it felt like I went back in time to remember that scene where he did warned Ned. OMG! Lord Baelish carelessly forgot that Bran has foresight to look into a person's past.
I don't think Littlefinger would've have slipped up like he did especially when under such suspicion. He had conversations with both Bran and Arya and by then knew they were not just some kids he could manipulate. He should've known they would team up against him. He was one of the most compelling figures in the show due to his ability to always weasel out a deal and manipulate people at the highest levels of power.. Then he dies and gets outsmarted by the stark children?? Okay. Yeah that seems like something Lord Baelish would do..? /s
That knife she holds was the one mean to kill the night king That knife was forged by the time of King aegon targaryan when he had a dream about the end of all men Where King Viserys made Rheanyra the heir to the thrown and told her this secret
He messed with their family, now it’s their turn. Total and complete satisfaction in all their eyes. The family would be so proud of them. The north remembers.
My question is why the dialogue was changed mid way through in this clip. In this clip, when Baelish asks to defend himself he turns around to the leader of the forces of the Vale and says "Harrenhaal, I suppose that's off the table as well", when in the actual episode he tries to use his position as "master" of the Vale to escape the room, and they refuse, which leads him to turn around and get on his knees to beg Sansa for mercy.
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>You killed Lysa Arryn, my aunt
Yeah, after she tried to push you out of the Moon Door because she was insane. If I let her live, she'd have almost certainly killed you at some point when I wasn't present
>You told her to kill Robert Arryn and gave her the poison
She was mentally unstable and you know it. Her rambling about something in front of you doesn't mean it was true. Even if it was, she'd have tried to kill Robert Arryn anyway because he was trying to send their son away to be the ward of Stannis and she wouldn't allow it.
>You owned the knife used in the assassination attempt on my brother
How does that make sense? I was in King's Landing when that guy tried to kill Bran. Word of him being in a coma wouldn't have even reached me at the time. What, did I send the knife ahead and tell a guy to kill Bran Stark just in case someone else threw him out of a window for unrelated reasons?
>You sold me to the Boltons
You consented, and I didn't realize how crazy Ramsay Bolton was at the time, I thought he was just a douchebag like Roose Bolton
>You betrayed my father
You can't use magical time travel visions that no one else can see as evidence, especially when they're presented by the judge's brother who has every reason to support his sister no matter what, but even if you can, I was obeying the wishes of my king (Joffrey) and didn't know that it would trigger a war. My love for your mother is well-known and it's preposterous to suggest that I would knowingly endanger her
Saul Goodman/Jimmy McGill would have pointed those out if he represented Littlefinger.
Sansa and Arya believed Bran, which is all that mattered. The people from the Vale doesnt care about his reasoning for killing the Arryns, either, so there was no way the Vale army wouldve helped him
That would work... if trials in Westeros worked the same as they do in the modern day. In cases like these, the "trial" was often little more than a formality, and if the people present didn't like you anyway--and let's face it, the Knights of the Vale probably preferred the Starks to a guy widely known to be a backstabbing asshole--you were double-screwed, as LF found out when he ran to Yohn Royce. In any case, IMO the whole point of the scene is that as good as LF is at talking, he was as lost in terms of Northern politics as Ned Stark was in the South. The North doesn't give a flying fuck about the lying and scheming that Southron culture actually seems to actively promote, and people like LF don't last long there as a result. Virtually everyone in that courtroom, regardless of what LF could have said, were probably eager to be rid of the weasel.
I was sooooooooooo happy when Arya killed him
@@dorkandproudofit you said it perfectly 🤌🤌
It's cool how he is surrounded by the 3 Stark kids and they attack him from different directions, like wolves, then when he wears himself out one goes of the throat
Oooo! Well put!
Nice catch
"You killed Lysa Arryn, my aunt."
Littlefinger: "She didn't fly so good."
perhaps why someone will shoot a man befor throwing out of the moon door 😂
😂😂
This comment is so priceless OH MY 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣✨👑
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Perhaps he's wondering why someone would shoot a man, before throwing him out of the moon door
Was looking for this comment
@@BatmanHQYTthat’s the music playing in the background. Crashing this plane, with no survivors!
Calm down Dr. now isn’t the time to panic; that comes later! lol
Was ruining such a well written character part of the plan?
Peter’s words to the guards as he tries to flee: It is time to go mobile.
It took a Bran who has special powers to figure out all this mess was caused by this man. Petyr was indeed a great manipulator.
Reminds me of my ex-wife.
@@anthonymonge7815😂😂😂😂 if she’s anything like little finger , I feel for you
I’m just glad i been thru so much betrayal and hard times in life earlier so now 22 I can tell when people are not right and always on guard friend or family.
@@anthonymonge7815u mean my wife? Lovely women btw
I think Sansa and Arya both figured him out in their own way even without Bran's abilities. Sansa learned the hard way by being the object of several of his schemes, and Arya literally spent years training not just how to lie to perfection but to be able to spot any lie, no matter how subtle.
Arya casually slitting baelish's throat with no emotion. 🥶
Stone cold killer
She also witnessed the public execution of her father along with Sansa.
love how it was foreshadowed earlier in the series with cersei
“slit his throat-oh wait i changed my mind hehe”
A faceless man
Lets make a bloody mess in the throne room. Its not like trials and executions need to make sense
I SHAPOSHE HARRENHAL ISH OFF THE TABLE THEN
the first one of you who talks gets to stay in my vale, the rest of you go out the moon door
He didn’t ever say that. He actually said, “I demand you to return me to the Vale” something to that effect. The response was, “I think not”.
@@redrum0929 and I saw in another video that a text appeared at the bottom: "Fast travel is not possible when in a fight", I lost it lol
@@redrum0929 Lord Baelish actually did say that but it wasn’t in this scene, Lord Baelish said it to Tyrion Lannister, when Tyrion was the hand of the king in his father’s stead and he played a game to figure out who was his sister’s spy and informant. In the plot Tyrion promised to give Lord Baelish Harren Hall, but when maester pycel was caught as Cersei spy and arrested for spying for her, Baelish then realized it was a trick just to catch the informant and he wasn’t getting harren hall as promised by Tyrion, he now asked Tyrion “I’m guessing Harren Hall is off the table ass well”
@@KingsleyOrokefe Then whined "Leave me out of your next deception" and stops as soon as he hears "see your beloved Cat again".
"My sister asked you a question".
Perfect.
The only thing littlefinger couldn't outmaneuver was bad writing.
Sheev Palpatine I R O N I C
No he deserves to die many times over for all the people he backstabbed stop feeling sorry for his death. I loved it
He couldn’t outmaneuver someone he had trained that had also been trained by Cersei. Sansa used his love for her against him, he didn’t see it coming.
@@buckguy720 You're joking, right?
He never trained her, LF is also the type to not show his true colours, she wouldn't be able to "see what he does" and outplay him while spending few months with him.
And how was she trained by Cersei? That's the worst person you can learn from.
She is incredibly stupid, everything bad that happened to her was her fault.
Olenna dumbed it down even for the audience when she listed all the things that happened and said "thanks to your stupidity".
She was never smart or even cunning. She just ordered and if that wasn't enough she threatened which always backfired on her.
She was only arrogant.
How stupid can people be to think of Cersei as a good player? Even Tywin says she's not as smart as she thinks she is.
I really liked this scene.
If I was Arya, I would've suggested to do a secret trial, or even nontrial at all so I could keep that face as my biggest treasure, that face would take me anywhere, open every gate to me
and be a much better plot delevopment at that. I was severely disappointed when this happened. A master manipulator doesn't go out like that, and the cringy fakeout when Sansa makes it clear she's adressing him. What I liked was that Petyr had this weird aura about him that actually let people concede and be a bit powerless even though physically superior to him. And I would have thought that Bran, in this all-seeing state, would have his behaviour somewhat altered. Like he would be so paralysed in his agency that he actually could not reveal what he knows, because he can see all the infinite ripple effects that revealing the information could have. That would have been interesting to write. But no.
I hate it when Baelish goes crocodile tears when he is exposed or cornered and does sarcasm when he think he is winning. Now I love how his tear is real this time.
There were good characters that were killed too early like ned and original King.. whilst rubbish characters like cersai was given an easy death instead of same as joffrey ,tywin for example.
The Queen, The Asassin and The Three-Eyed Raven. The North is safe.
HE DIDN'T DIE SO GOOD
I love how while Sanza was talking Arya was behind little finger ready to strike like a viper. The stark children united once again. The three of them together are unstoppable.
Now imagine how powerful this house would be if all of them survived
@@hakunameowtata7814 Rob as A " king"
Sansa Hand of the king
Arya Lord Commander
Bran or 3 eye raven Master of Whisperers
Theon Master of Ships
Jon Master of War
Rickon, idk probably filling master of law
@@demonlordroyvalentin1058 Rickon woudl probably have a higher position then Jon
@@demonlordroyvalentin1058there's a word for that way of running a country lol
Would've been funny if she hit him with an RKO in the knife. Randy Orton style😂😂😂
Perhaps he was wondering why someone would threaten their sister before murdering for her?
Rest in kill
He was a big guy
For you
right to the second before Sansa called his name, Lord Baelish was smiling. He was just a conniving, dangerous guy.
He was a troublesome sneak!
@@brokerhenryyou know what? I’m gonna say, that Little Finger guy was a real Jerk!
4:00 No this can't be happening! I'm in charge here!
DO YOU FEEL IN CHARGE??
"Crashing this show, with no survivors"
Cue Hans Zimmer music
AYE SHAPPOSH MY LIFE IS AWF DAH TAYBULL ASH WHELL?
I suppose.
The look on Little Fingers face when Sansa mentions is name was priceless LOL!!!!
RIP
CIA (2011-2012/2017)
Getting killed wasn't part of his masterplan.
He was never a big guy, but he had a big heart.
He tried to climb the laddah of chaosh, but failed, didn't fly so good and never got to try again.
He had a lotta loyalty for a pedo.
He decided who can stay on his Eyrie.
In reconstruction plan he filed with the King, CIA got listed as a ruler of Harrenhal, but I sahposse it's off the table, ash well.
He never wondered why someone would take a girl before giving her away.
He may not be in charge of anything on this Earth, anymore, but he'll always remain in charge of my dreams and remain in my heart, which is a safer place than Eyrie.
That's a big knife
He forgot Bran can see everything
Idk how, the kid told whoever was near him constantly
BRAVO DABID
That music at the end, I don't know why but it had me rolling
A real hero- song name
Hahaha tru
WASH GETTING CAUGHT PART OF HIS PLAN?
Obviously that was the wrong bath
the thing is that he's not an irredeemable slime in the novels, selling Sansa to the Boltons was OOC. In the books the Boltons simply pretended Jeyne Poole was Arya Stark.
@Deniz Metin T. Literally the best version of bane
@@nhutapea1 Yep should have used the shower
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He didn't lie so good
If LittleFinger is CIA, Bran Stark is KGB
have we started the fire?
Little girls and big guys are his weakness
I wish that all of the known kingdoms knew of his treachery, including the Lannisters. I doubt Cerse would have cared but her brothers might have rethought all of their plans and choices. 😮
In the show, Tyrion was trying to right some of the wrongs any way he could.
No one, I mean NO ONE will ever realise the hype the 0:12 gave when this episode was released. I swear!
He says “I am lord protector of the Vale and I order you to escort me safely back to the Eyrie.” To which he responds “I think not” idk why the dialogue about Harrenhal was brought up. From a different episode between him and Tyrion. When Tyrion was hand.
This was such a satisfying scene. I didn't think any death could be more satisfying than Ramsay's, but damn was this satisfying.
What about joffreys
Not really. I wanted someone to beat him at his game. Not just using Bran as a cheat code.
@@jchandlersabeast Yes really. The Starks beat LF
@@ianvera4299 They didn't "beat" him. They just used bran as a cheat code and turned littlefinger into a moron.
@@Radio.Jump857 They did, but you are entitled to a crappy opinion.
HE DIDNT FLY SO GOOD
he sure did me from 7 months ago
Perhaps he’s wondering why someone would kill a man before throwing him out of the moon door
2:59
'I'm a slow-learner, but I learned."
Sansa Stark
Those words I can relate to Sansa. For years, I've heard of it many times from people, until I finally surprised them not underestimate me.
Rip lord Baelish
Everyone is your enemy, everyone is your friend
Petyr: None of were there to see what happened
Bran: I streamed it
In 4K
@@MadHatter1337 In 8K
No lawyers, no witnesses. What sort of due process is this?
A medieval one.
Your guilt has been determined. This is merely a sentencing hearing.
One run by DABID
"I DEMAND TRIAL BY COMBAT"
sangbum60090 if you think I'm going out onto that ice willingly?
Protector of the Vale vs. Some idiot who got her feelings hurt
DADIBIIBIBIBIBIBBBBDDDD
Glad he got killed by Arya he deserved it
"My sister asked you a question." Her's is the voice of retribution...her's is the voice of justice...her's is the voice of death.
This great kingdom.... it will endures. Westeros will survive.
Foolish Petyr for trying to make Sansa and Arya fight against one another, without thinking that Bran is a Three Eyed Raven. He saw everything. He knows everything.
3:12 he never said that!!! originally he said "i am the lord of the vale and command you to escort me back." the other gadge replies "i think not." why change it???
Just a meme
When Bran exposed Lord Baelish crimes, his facial expression 😆 was like THREE STRIKES
Strike One: 1:50
Strike Two: 1:55
Strike Three: 1:59
He didn't lie so good.
The synth beat at the end was a very nice touch 👍
I admit, "Gotham's Reckoning" fits this very well! 🤣/😎👍🏻
Agent Peter "CIA"😆
I thought Bane or Batman where gonna come outta the darkness and beat his ass!
And a fair trial? I shupposhe that's off the table as well?
The guy who named the vedio deserves an Emmy
- You killed Lysa Arryn, my aunt.
- No. It was a gravity that killed her
Remember when people thought he had met with a faceless and had someone impersonating him so he could escape
He almost pulled it off but he died
Rip CIA /ourguy/
😂
What does this mean?
I know this vid was made 6 years ago but “real human being “ is such an obscure song that I honestly thought I only knew about😂 well done👍🏼
Lord Rathbone, foiled again in his ploy for the crown. Still a big guy though.
I mean he was like...what...20th in line?
The fact that you used THE DARK KNIGHT RISES music ( theme ) which is also Littlefinger as CIA agent
AAAGHHHH DABID SAAVEE MY CHARACTER PLEASE
IMMA LORD PROTECTOR OF THE VALE
AND I COMMAND YOU TO ESCORT ME SAFELY TO THE EYRIE!
DABID I BEG YOU I LOVE BEING A BIG GUY SINCE I WAS BOY
I LOVE /GOT/ MORE THAN ANYONE
DABID... I AAGHRRGHHHH..... AAGh ahhhaghhh...
lord royce ah tink naught
As this scene was winding down, I always thought it would have been splendid to hear Bryan Adams singing "Cuts Like A Knife"! 😊
Music after! 10/10 :D
I can watch this video over and over.
Never has justice been better served.
He caused a lot of deaths.
I guess without this character we wouldn’t have much of a story
Why the stupid edit/voice over at 3:20?
Yea, that's where Baelish tried to take over the group from the Vale. "I think not".
Yeah so annoying
But for the most satisfying death on the show!!
The guy that played him is an amazing actor
Was getting caught part of his plan?
He was a little guy
More like getting hit by a ice-pick
The title could've red "Mayor Carcetti bites the dust."
In hindsight of reading the analyses of AGOT and ASOIAF and the years between the release of the episode and now, this scene I feel actually has some very interesting chatacter moments that give this moment extra weight to highlight the nightmarish awe of this moment.
With Littlefinger, we see that underneath the conniving, scheming nature of his position throughout the series, he it at his core a broken romantic boy that developed a nihilistic mask to conceal his injured soul following his disasterous duel with Brandon Stark for Catelyn's hand all those years ago. In this moment, he realises that to his subtle horror and fear, he has through his actions (direct and indirect) created a family generation of smart and truly nihilistic individuals that are utterly changed and no longer who they were at the start of the series that will take the many lessons he has taught them and use them in ways that he could never have conceived possible. A sort of dark subversion of a student surpassing the master trope that we see in fantasy novels.
With Sansa, we see the final culmination of her transformation into a political power player of the game of thrones, and see her take full advantage of her knowledge of Littlefinger's schemes and crimes (with the subtle assistance of Bran and Arya) - yet still able to adhere to the honour-bound traditions of her family.
With Arya, we get to see both the expert and no-nonsense killer but also how her experiences in TWOT5K have shaped and broken her over the course of the series, a twisted representative of the generation of traumatised children that have grown up admist Littlefinger's organised chaos bringing its morbid justice onto its creator, akin to frankenstein and his monster. Arya still has some ways to go still at this point, but the representation of what she has been forced to become still rings true.
I'm not entirely sure about Bran, but with the implication that he's more of a host to Brynden Rivers at this point and a representative of the Wierwood network throughout westeros (a more nature-based magic in comparison to the dragons), this is probably his way of him starting to clear house of the remaining political schemers and advesaries that will lead him to become Bran the Broken.
Overall, this is the first time we see the Starks truly playing the Game of Thrones as well. its just that unlike the Lannisters open-handed conniving and scheming, we never truly see what the wolves of Winterfell are thinking or planning. We only do so when its far too late for the victim to really do anything about it.
So ridiculous. His IQ dropped like 85 points in season 6 and 7.
Why is this edited? 3:10…he doesn’t say anything about Harranhal!
He tries to command the knights of the vale to escort him out, and they say ‘I think not' 🤔
Now this is good television.
For you
LMAO XD
No, it really wasn't.
@@AbuLaith1963 yes it was
I've been watching earlier and later scenes in the series (S1-4 vs S5-8) and there's something about this scene that lacks gravity as compared to the earlier seasons.
Writers were woke infested
the fuck is with this added score
was getting caught part of the plan
Can you imagine though, literally the entire story (as far as the show is concerned) is because Little Douche Finger here wrote a letter. And this was his lackluster albeit satisfying end.
He should've called Saul
"No one cared who I was until I put on the mask."
- Arya Stark
Lord Baylish reminds of a little bit of Saul Goodman - always has an answer and a way to worm out of a situation until it runs out
Is that The Bane theme song playing in the backround 2:26
Naw but sounds very much like his theme
@ u know the track?
The track is Gotham's reckoning from The Dark Knight Rises, it plays in the scene Bane is introduced, and "CIA" Littlefinger dies.
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"You held a knife in his throat, I warned you not to trust me." 1:48
Bran Stark to Lord Baelish
When Bran said those words I felt like someone splashed some cold water over me and it felt like I went back in time to remember that scene where he did warned Ned.
OMG! Lord Baelish carelessly forgot that Bran has foresight to look into a person's past.
The music in the end killed me😂
Hans Zimmer's batman score fits perfectly ...
Wtf was that voiceover edit about Harrenhal?? That's not what he said
I don't think Littlefinger would've have slipped up like he did especially when under such suspicion. He had conversations with both Bran and Arya and by then knew they were not just some kids he could manipulate. He should've known they would team up against him. He was one of the most compelling figures in the show due to his ability to always weasel out a deal and manipulate people at the highest levels of power.. Then he dies and gets outsmarted by the stark children?? Okay. Yeah that seems like something Lord Baelish would do..? /s
Chaos is a Ladder
- LORD PETYR BAELISH
That knife she holds was the one mean to kill the night king
That knife was forged by the time of King aegon targaryan when he had a dream about the end of all men
Where King Viserys made Rheanyra the heir to the thrown and told her this secret
He messed with their family, now it’s their turn. Total and complete satisfaction in all their eyes. The family would be so proud of them. The north remembers.
R.I.P while I'm dancing to this 80s music while your laying there. No disrespect
Arya's smirk when Sansa says "Lord Baelish" is top-tier
You can tell this was all D&D because it was so corny and cheesy. Plus, in The North, the one who passes judgement swings the sword
Baelish: "None of you were there to see what happened. None of you know the truth."
Bran: "Welllllll I have news for you Lord Baelish :3"
The wolves have returned and the mean business
My question is why the dialogue was changed mid way through in this clip. In this clip, when Baelish asks to defend himself he turns around to the leader of the forces of the Vale and says "Harrenhaal, I suppose that's off the table as well", when in the actual episode he tries to use his position as "master" of the Vale to escape the room, and they refuse, which leads him to turn around and get on his knees to beg Sansa for mercy.
Why did you voice over the part where he asks Yohn Royce for help with a line from a conversation in like season 1 or 2
I love how Littlefinger wanted Arya dead because she was an obstacle to him, and instead he was the one to face demise.
Arya Stark - The Badass of Winterfell
One of the only things that they got right in the twilight of the series.
One of the most satisfying scenes of GOT besides what happened to Bolton and that High Priestess.