@@aryarahayuna7651 Wolves are more likely to hunt sheep, geologically speaking. And it's very accurate with the period. I feel like given the regions lions might be more likely to hunt... Maybe goats? Even then I don't think they're big enough.
Well, yeah. Villians care about their ego, and monologue before actually succeeding because it makes them feel important. Arya Stark cared about her mission and avenging/protecting her family, so she only gave a speech once it would enhance her presentation without risking giving it away.
That "yes... yes... cheer" was so chilling, like you just knew something was coming after that level of sarcasm from a man like Walder. She broke character in that moment.
@Deserve Not Desire If someone tells me not to drink in that way I'll probably think that person hates me for some reason. In this case, irrationaly, for being a woman, . So it's call misogyny
@@balhaddadinn Don't remember the exact episode but in season 1, one of the blood riders of Daenerys comes back beheaded and his wife cries that now he won't be able to ride in the after life because they didn't burn his body. And in another episode the high sparrow explains that the reason they put stones with eyes painted on them is to symboize that the person closes his eyes in this world and reopens them in in the next one. That proves that they believe in the after life... There's no proof that there is infact an after life as in real life...
@@user-kp2fc7op8p I mean, those are just stories, dogmas and assumptions. There is proof there is NO afterlife in GoT, though - both Jon Snow and Beric Dondarrion have reported that there was nothing on the other side. The way they report it indicates they had memories of whatever the other side was - it was nothing, not even life. This is also a proof of the existence of something akin to a soul in GoT. It's just there's no afterlife, only conscious void.
@@omowelo6993 not really the scriptwriting here is juvenile and cliche. She says that perfectly because the writer went back to the previous season and just copy pasted. It does NOTHING thematically or deep.
@@beyondz55 You might well want to look up the actual meaning of thematically! There appears nothing juvenile or cliche about the writing either, in order for the character of Arya to portray themselves believably as the character Walder then using a phrase that the character would have used previously and would not be out of place to be said, makes absolute sense. Obviously that is only my opinion, which I thought I would share with you, as have you chosen to share you opinion. Have a splendid day 🙂
@@user-zm8cg3lu3q what you have just pretentious described is elementary creative writing class and not to the level of professional adults. I know this because I teach elementary English. Have a nice day!
@@Blackpowderdofus Nah. I'm fine with her dying in the hands of her lover. My problem is that it wasn't Jaime that killed her. If she died because Jaime killed her and Jaime holds her in his arms as she bleeds out and dies I'd have been fine.
because she was never meant to kill the night king, it wasn't her true ark ; BUT dumb & dumber are gonna be dumb & dumber , aren't your expectations subeverted ? lmao
@@EmaNarutoIchigo they said it themselves, they chose arya to subevert our expectations, so all the damn forshadowing and the build-up Martin gave us had no purpose.
David Bradley does a terrific job at portraying Arya portraying his character. The glint in his eyes as he watches them die always gives me chills, he really nailed Arya‘s expression. Brilliant actor, imo his wonderful performance making this scene so utterly satisfying isn’t spoken about enough. Top that with Maisie delivering her badass line and you have one of the best scenes from the show.
Yes! David Bradley deserves a LOT of credit for that scene. He plays Walder, BUT with just a few very subtle differences that make you think something might be amiss, then when Arya reveals herself, it all comes together and makes perfect sense. It was brilliantly done.
@@nathan3252 I think when they say Jon avenged the Red Wedding, they mean it in a way that Jon personally defeated Ramsay in battle and he was the last of House Bolton, and Roose was the one who stabbed Robb in the heart. Technically Ramsay avenged Robb by stabbing Roose, but Jon and Sansa taking Winterfell back from the Boltons was major retaliation for the massacre. Tyrion and Arya killed the other participants. They all played a role.
frey for sure... i almost forgot she killed him, so when he/she said: "butchered a woman pregnant of a baby" i started giggling too... which i normally dont do when i hear a line about killing a pregnant woman. + the joffrey scene immediatly came with my fav character being scrutinized by his own family, which i hated.
As powerful as the line by Ramsay Bolton to THeon:” If you think this story will have a happy endng, then you haven’t been paying attention”. What a meta text
I like to say something similar to my enemy after they pay for what they did to me after 15-20 years, "A Sicilian never forget" that's why Arya is my favourite
Arya is the most sadistic person in the show. Does anything because of revenge. While Jon forgvies enemies. Jon knows that there is more important things than revenge now.
Richard Totallynotafakename Lmao right, talkin' bout sum "more important things" this man KILLED her mother and brother with no sympathy. Fuck all that.
For all the heroes, villains and epic things that happened in GoT, only Arya took out an entire house in less than a minute. She was badass, always was and always will be my favourite.
In the books, people feared the northerners because they were the most ruthless and wild. And in the north, Ned was probably the calmest northerner. He was calm, civil, orderly, and honorable. But ned often worried that Arya was possessed by the wildness. And here, we see what he meant. Arya is the north. Unfortunately, Robb was too much a Tully, and Sansa had to learn through pain how to be a northerner. Arya was always like this. Vicious, cunning, savage, and wild.
"wild" in the sense of unable to think calmly and clearly that could jeopardize survival for the group. You can see the wildness in the Wildlings in general. All the northern lords think wisely except they have a bad habit of thinking other people will keep their word which was ultimately Ned's and Robb's downfall.
She killed the night king, killed Little Finger. She probably could have assassinated Cersei. Don’t know why “genius” tactician Sansa didn’t think to use her sisters skill and limit collateral damage
@@ladymire only Sansa knew of Aryas assassin background. But she committed men of the north to go down to Kings landing as well. If she were truly thinking she’d have sent Arya in secretly to start picking apart their leaders and cause chaos
You can really hear Arya's voice in Walder's, especially in the line "cut the throat of a mother of five.." when there's that slight lilt to show the shift in tone, it's really well done, props to the actors
Also, it’s great how she didn’t reveal herself to those that drank the poison, so that the Freys die feeling betrayed and confused just like the Starks did.
This is a great scene, at first we think this is a flashback because we know that Walder Frey is dead. The way the scene plays out is excellent. "When people ask what happened here, tell them the North remembers...tell them that winter came for House Frey." Chills every time. Total badass moment.
I think Maisie Williams deserves an Oscar for the way she played Ayra Stark.. Her cold dark fearless style is perfect, nothing seems to bother her! You can tell she's a West Country gal!!
@@omelett9 Since you're apparently unfamiliar with the show, the reason that Arya didn't bother to slaughter any of the Frey women is because none of the Frey women had the loyalty to the Frey name that Catelyn, Sansa, and Arya had to the Stark name. Walder's wives were chosen mostly as political maneuvers, most of them were barely a third of his age, and were to him very expendable (remember the one that Catelyn tries to use as a hostage during the Red Wedding). They had no real love for him or for the Frey name, and would have had no interest in avenging the Freys after Arya slaughtered the male side of the house. None of his daughters (trueborn or bastard) had the mind for the game, as most had been married off or were not interested in politics. Furthermore, none of them were directly involved in the events of the Red Wedding, whereas virtually all of the Frey males gathered in this scene were. And given that Arya found out about the Frey-Lannister plot that let to the massacre of the Starks, she would have known if any Frey women had been involved and probably would have killed them too.
When winter comes for war, You shall hear no Lions roar. When winter forces you to yield, No Stags shall graze upon the field. When winter creeps upon you from the shadows, No Roses shall bloom from the meadows. When winter wreaks havoc on the land, You can bet there'll be no Snakes in the sand. When winter brings to life all it finds grim, The Krakens will freeze where they swim. When winter sets and the land begins to shiver, The Flayed Man will start to rot and wither. When winter fights to the last sliver, No more Trouts shall swim in the river. When winter ravages and all despair, No Falcons shall fly high in the air. When winter shows you what happens when snow falls, Not even Dragons Breath shall warm you in your halls. When winter comes with all it's might, Only the Wolves shall howl in the night.
"It wasn't for murder the gods cursed the Rat Cook, or for serving the King's son in a pie... he killed a guest beneath his roof... that's something the gods can't forgive."
The first throat clearing at 4:35 and the progressive cacophony...masterfully done. I had actually seen part of this before watching the series. My mouth was still on the ground during the red wedding and this.
"Leave One Wolf alive, and the sheep are never safe." -Arya Stark. "A Lion doesn't concern himself with the opinions of the sheep." -Tywin Lannister. The Starks and The Lannisters have been at each other's throats for centuries, one thing they have in common. they both hate sheep.
Wait did you say for centuries? To my knowledge, they didnt really have any issues with each other until this show started. They never really liked each other, but they werent going to war with each other until Bran peeked into the wrong window
This is why Arya was my favorite character. So badass. I particularly love how she made sure that the young servant girl did not drink the wine. She saved those girls.
That was his young wife, not servant girl. A servant would not be sitting and/or rising next to him. He was a pig, as explained many times throughout the series.
As much as I would love to think she wanted to save that girl, I'm sure it was to pass along the message. As the old saying goes, "Dead men tell no tales."
@@Jack-fe7rv Surely it was both. Killing an innocent girl (who was being raped regularly as well, I'm sure) would make Arya a proper villian, not anyone to cheer. She could have chosen the servant girl who was passing out the wine (and who we saw at the end of the scene) to tell the tale.
@@oomer2 then u can become the faceless God himself, just like Jaqen was. U become selfless and obtain some other arcane skills that probably only Jaqen knew.
I know people hated the ending of this show but I loved the way Arya and Sansa came to understand and respect each other. Arya is the cunning warrior, Sansa the cunning chessmaster. Each used their skills to maximum effect in the final two seasons and I loved that. Two very different but equally compelling depictions of feminine power.
Walders fate is foreshadowed in the episode after the red wedding. Bran talks about the rat king who is forced to eat his own children after killing guests under his roof (and serving them to their father in the form of pie). After bran finishes the story it cuts to Walders face as well
No if you read the comics then you would know she turns mentally ill towards the end of her story arc and becomes like phoenix from xmen, too strong and unable to control her powers.
@@AStarInAndromeda lol sorry I replied to the wrong comment. I thought the original comment was referring to Scarlet Witch in xmen. Either way Arya in GOT is an avenger too.
paul sheridan Yeah, too bad they kill off so many. You fall in love with a character and then next episode, they die. Good thing Tyrion, Jaime, Pod, and Jon still alive And Bronn
No character in any work of fiction got a better taste of revenge like Arya did in this moment, and what she said to that young girl before she walked off, one of the coldest lines ever... "When people ask you what happened here, tell them the north remembers. Tell them Winter came for House Frey."
She actually spared all the girls that were serving... there was more than just her ... ar least 2 more from what I can see.. so, mercy definitely had a part in it.
ive came here again after many months and still wondering wtf will happen to riverrun and Frey's gate? who will held those fortresses? obviously the writer forget to manage Tully's story lol. but well i do hope freys gate fall to one of the north's houses.i mean it's like it's the gate to north or south right? so lets manned it with north to avoid south influences become huge again on the northerns
I still remember Tyrion talking to Bronn "Whatever they pay you I double it" and Bronn answering ''Your brother owns me a fuckin castle. Where you going to find two empty castles i can rule at the same time" I hope Bronn's going to join Deanerys and get Twins as a reward :D
Arya feeds a man his children, slits his throat, then single handedly murders an entire bloodline in one fell swoop and nobody bats an eye Show 30 seconds of her getting it on with Gendry topless and everyone loses their mind
@@horrorfan117 Arya is n0t a bl00dthirsty killer. Shhe 0nly kills th0se that deserves it. She tried t0 save a m0ther and daughter in Keep's Landing when Daeny went c0mplete psych0 and burned the city.
I have to give my love to this show for giving us moments i only wish we would finally get in the books. It sucks how bad the show ended, but arya killing all of house Frey will never go unappreciated
Too bad the show rushed past this. The political ramifications of the Starks wiping out the Freys would have been sorted out over the course of a few episodes back in the early seasons. They didn’t even mention which house became lords of the Twins smh
Reaction to first time watching this scene. "Oh ok a flashback" Waldor starts speech "Huh this is weird." Waldor keeps going "Wait what?" *Realization sets in* "Oh" People start coughing "OHHHHHHHHHHHHH SHITTTTTTTTT"
It's interesting that before revealing herself, Arya said "My lord" instead of "m'lord", as Tywin had warned her before. Had Walder been a more vigilant man, he'd notice it as Tywin did, and it's also a quick nod to the audience the real identity of the servant.
This is the sort of thing that gets you mythologized. I wouldn't be surprised if someone started a legend, about some spirit of Winter in a long black cloak, who watches over House Stark and avenged their deaths...
Exactly, I always thought there would remain a sense of mysticism to Arya Stark, and that she would be like the story they all tell the stark children, even though she's part of the starks, she is outlined as a lone wolf but still loyal to her fam. They ruined her character when she randomly became a voyager in the end. Now she's like Christopher Columbus with a random assassin history like
@@joehopkins8799 They butchered the story I agree But i dont think sending arya for a voyage was a bad idea by writers She got what she wanted but she never celebrates So instead of living rest of her life as king's sister She left westeros for more adventures And that is something arya would have most likely done if her character was based on real life
Honestly you can kinda hear it when she says she’s not wasting wine on a damn woman. She’s just making a generic sexist thing to say there and you can tell it doesn’t entirely resonate.
I just love back in S3 Walder Frey thought he got rid off the Starks for good ending their line but then Arya comes and actually end his ENTIRE line. Gold
This is undoubtedly the best and most badass scene in the entire show. Rooting for the Starks the entire series, this is the most satisfying revenge scene they could have made. The writing at the end is off the charts. "When people ask you what happened here, tell them the North remembers. Tell them, Winter, came for House Frey" ❤❤
Took a few years, but the Freys finally got what was coming to them. The fact that it was Arya alone made it all the more satisfying. Message was clear, Don't fuck with the North.
Jennifer Brewer I don't think so, don't get me wrong, I love Arya, she is a total badass, but I don't think she would make a good queen. Arya doesn't have much experience as a leader, or poltically savy, she more like a lone wolf, doing things herself and is a fighter not a leader, she also tends to be single minded, for example her desire for revenge regardless of the consequences, she doesn't look a the big picture or cares. She also doesn't have the charisma to inspire people around her or the patience get them to convince them to her. For example Arya even suggested executing the lords who were considering abandoning Jon, unlike Sansa who wanted placate them until Jon returned. Honestly Lyanna Mormont would be more suited as a Queen of the North than Arya, Lyanna has experience being a leader, she has the Charisma to inspire people and rally them arround her and she clearly has the respect of other lords, despite her age, just look at the meetings with the Northern lords.
Okay but imagine actually being one of the people who heard about this. Not anyone important, just random bannermen. Imagine being a random Lannister, some soldier who fights for Cersei but has maybe only seen her once or twice in his life. You're this soldier and all you know is that House Frey has been massacred and everyone is saying "Winter came for House Frey." I don't know about y'all but I'd shit myself.
@@startrek1992 Jon let go and then they attack. Ygritte rightly said he knows nothing. He himself admitted he hates to use sword and kill though he is best at it. Whereas Arya uses her skills with full interest and does justice.
I always loved the little detail at 3:47 where Arya does not start the speech about how they are all pieces of shit who murdered Robb and Talisa in their wedding and how them leaving one Stark alive meant their doom, until she makes sure that every single person in the room except for the women has drank their wine.
Well yeah she has to leave the room alive herself. I do feel like she loses the chance for them all to figure it out since they were already reacting to it right? but maybe that wasn’t the point. Like she already had that moment with wanting to make sure that Walder knew she was Arya Stark before he died.
At the time, I thought this was the best sequence in the entire GOT series. But now, rewatching it in 2024, I've decided it must be the best sequence im television history
I was thinking this was a flashback before the Red Wedding, then I thought it was a flashback shortly after it…or maybe just a late celebration. Then when Walder said “brave men. Butchering a pregnant woman and her baby. Slaughtering guests after inviting them into your house…” and the realization set in. A huge grin crept onto my face once I realized what was really going on.
Arya is our best chance for revenge. Jon is very honerable, and we love him for that. But we want justice and in this world, if you want justice you need to be smart and willing to do anything.
David and Maisie were so amazing in these scenes. His tiny moments and hints that he's not actually Frey, but Arya in disguise. And the look on Arya's face as she's holding his head back, right after slitting his throat...absolutely haunting. One of my all time favorite scenes from this show, and definitely one of the most satisfying.
I love how Arya developed as a character, into a cold, calculated killer. How she returns to the Twins after all she has learned and become. Such delicious justice. What a wonderful scene. And yes, I came here after the red wedding (which I just finished reading in the book so went back to the scene, wow). Arya is my favourite badass.
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“Leave one wolf alive and the sheep are never safe” -Starks
*lion
The starks send there REGARDS 😭
Way cooler than "Winter is coming"
Muath Gh I bought a t shirt for my mom with this quote
@@aryarahayuna7651 Wolves are more likely to hunt sheep, geologically speaking. And it's very accurate with the period. I feel like given the regions lions might be more likely to hunt... Maybe goats? Even then I don't think they're big enough.
"Winter came for house Frey"
Can't get a more badass line than that
The starks send their regards
"The north remembers" is more badass imo
Tell them : The north remembers
its more badass
@@hanirko00 But "Winter came for house frey" directly ties the starks as having done the act, as their motto, of course, is, 'Winter is coming'.
“When you play the game of thrones you win or you die” that for me pretty much is the most game of thrones line
She took the entire family tree down with one swing. Well done.
Rule one of professionals: Be efficient.
One swig
Root and stem... as they say😂
@@colehollander7741underrated comment
@@finnheisenheim8274 As long as there's two people left on the planet, someone's gonna want someone dead.
When Arya says when you leave one Wolf alive the sheep are never safe was one of the most badass one liners ive seen.
Though technically her actor wasn’t the one who said it
@@TheKpa11
True, the actor was exceptional here, Arya'a actress was good afterwards though
It’s my favorite one out of all the lines in the show. And Tyrion is a hard follow up.
Eddard Stark would be sad to see his daughter turning to a sadistic avenger.
Eddard Stark was a fool. That's why he died.
Villains give speeches before the kill.
Arya Stark gives speeches during the kill.
Well, yeah. Villians care about their ego, and monologue before actually succeeding because it makes them feel important.
Arya Stark cared about her mission and avenging/protecting her family, so she only gave a speech once it would enhance her presentation without risking giving it away.
That's hasty generalization. We don't do that here.
baby arya 😭 is all grown up she's already killing like a player
And Jon gives speeches after the kill? Or did he kill any significant other Night Watch senior and men and the boy who backstabbed him.
@Rick O'Shay if you are going to kill someone do it and dont talk about it.
Even Tywin Lannister would have been impressed by this.
Damn right.
Yeah, he liked Arya a lot...more than his children it seemed
She learned from the best
@@SeanD44 He was always impressed with her, I loved the scene between the two of them at Harrenhal.
@@SeanD44 cuz she was inteligent but had pride too!!!
That "yes... yes... cheer" was so chilling, like you just knew something was coming after that level of sarcasm from a man like Walder. She broke character in that moment.
Walder Frey was obviously capable of humour because of the "cunt hairs" question, so it wasn't really revealing at that point.
1000000% - thought it was a flashback until that
"Proper wine for proper heroes"
Most hillarious line
You can read that in Conor's voice too😆
Frey really nailed in his acting throughout!
True bread for true Romans
No more of that dornish horse piss lmao
Poisonous wine for poisonous men.
"im not wasting good wine on a damn woman" lmao she really nailed that walder frey misogyny down pat.
@Deserve Not Desire If someone tells me not to drink in that way I'll probably think that person hates me for some reason. In this case, irrationaly, for being a woman, . So it's call misogyny
Ironically, she did it to save her.
Lol she wasn't being a misogynist she left her alive so she could tell everyone what happened
A brilliant scene and you comment about misogyny 😂sounds like you have man issues
ana arias bruh didn't she save her
"You're too smart for your own good. Has anyone told you that?"
Somewhere, Tywin is smiling.
He's not, because there is no afterlife in GoT.
@@balhaddadinn yes there is. They have mentioned it several times during the series. There is no afterlife in reality though...
@@user-kp2fc7op8p Citation needed. I'll wait.
@@balhaddadinn Don't remember the exact episode but in season 1, one of the blood riders of Daenerys comes back beheaded and his wife cries that now he won't be able to ride in the after life because they didn't burn his body. And in another episode the high sparrow explains that the reason they put stones with eyes painted on them is to symboize that the person closes his eyes in this world and reopens them in in the next one. That proves that they believe in the after life... There's no proof that there is infact an after life as in real life...
@@user-kp2fc7op8p I mean, those are just stories, dogmas and assumptions. There is proof there is NO afterlife in GoT, though - both Jon Snow and Beric Dondarrion have reported that there was nothing on the other side. The way they report it indicates they had memories of whatever the other side was - it was nothing, not even life. This is also a proof of the existence of something akin to a soul in GoT. It's just there's no afterlife, only conscious void.
The fact that she actually used the walders phrase to save the girl is impressively badass.
@@omowelo6993 not really the scriptwriting here is juvenile and cliche. She says that perfectly because the writer went back to the previous season and just copy pasted. It does NOTHING thematically or deep.
@@omowelo6993 watch Ikiru by Kurosawa for actual cinema actual screenwriting etc. Ffs
@@beyondz55stay mad 💅🕺
@@beyondz55 You might well want to look up the actual meaning of thematically!
There appears nothing juvenile or cliche about the writing either, in order for the character of Arya to portray themselves believably as the character Walder then using a phrase that the character would have used previously and would not be out of place to be said, makes absolute sense. Obviously that is only my opinion, which I thought I would share with you, as have you chosen to share you opinion. Have a splendid day 🙂
@@user-zm8cg3lu3q what you have just pretentious described is elementary creative writing class and not to the level of professional adults. I know this because I teach elementary English. Have a nice day!
It's insane the job that David Bradley did with this character. He managed to be Walder Frey but to feel like Arya's emotions
Actors can do that
@@blakegriffin7655 Not many
Experienced actor
He did a great job in that scene.
David Bradley can act^^ oh yis, he can
‘Leave one wolf alive and the sheep are never safe’
This has to be one of the most satisfying revenge scenes
That and Ramsey Bolton.
Nah Cersei deserved more, she died in the hands of her lover. I wanted her to suffer like Ramsey did.
@@Blackpowderdofus Nah. I'm fine with her dying in the hands of her lover. My problem is that it wasn't Jaime that killed her. If she died because Jaime killed her and Jaime holds her in his arms as she bleeds out and dies I'd have been fine.
This, Joffrey, and Ramsay’s deaths were also very satisfying to watch
Am I the only one here appreciating Mr. Filch's acting skills??
He’s an amazing cunt
Oggi Is me he always has been! That’s why we love him
Sea mine
Maisie Williams on the other hand....
@@athuldas4959 what?
That line Arya gave as Frey that “winter is here” was so subtle that nobody in the room understood its meaning but it’s so chilling as a viewer.
I just noticed that this viewing. One of the last Great scenes before it all went to shite.
This was more satisfying than when Arya kills the night king..
because she was never meant to kill the night king, it wasn't her true ark ; BUT dumb & dumber are gonna be dumb & dumber , aren't your expectations subeverted ? lmao
@@ghassenga9112 you don't know the real arc. Yet to be discovered in the books.
@@EmaNarutoIchigo they said it themselves, they chose arya to subevert our expectations, so all the damn forshadowing and the build-up Martin gave us had no purpose.
How do you compare this? Her killing NK was a blunder and the opposite of satistaction.
Definitely. It felt more earned.
David Bradley does a terrific job at portraying Arya portraying his character. The glint in his eyes as he watches them die always gives me chills, he really nailed Arya‘s expression. Brilliant actor, imo his wonderful performance making this scene so utterly satisfying isn’t spoken about enough. Top that with Maisie delivering her badass line and you have one of the best scenes from the show.
No, it was Maisie in disguise after she killed him and took his face.
@@123WelshDan321 he means the actor for Walder
Very good point I never thought about
Yes! David Bradley deserves a LOT of credit for that scene. He plays Walder, BUT with just a few very subtle differences that make you think something might be amiss, then when Arya reveals herself, it all comes together and makes perfect sense. It was brilliantly done.
@@onepiece013 woooosh
Love that Arya stopped the women from drinking the wine, and so convincingly too. She knew they were innocent.
That and she needed someone alive to tell others what happened.
Nope, she acts like Walder, who never cared for women, being a misogynist.
Well some of the Frey’s were innocent too like their children and the entire bloodline was wiped out she’s a psycho
@@magnusthered4973 did you hear what she said? Leave one wolf alive and the sheep are never safe.
@@magnusthered4973 there was no child in that lot. Just the adults. She didn't even harm the younger Frey boys.
John Snow may have killed Ramsey but it was Arya who avenged the red wedding.
No, Sansa killed Ramsay. She punished him for animal cruelty and made sure his precious hounds were fed.
That was not sansa
That was Jon
She just watch and gave a pretty speech @@kellypayeur7880
Jon* fought Ramsey but didn't kill him. That was courtesy of Sansa and his own dogs.
Jon defeated Ramsay, true, but Sansa dealt the killing blow by feeding him to the hounds
@@nathan3252 I think when they say Jon avenged the Red Wedding, they mean it in a way that Jon personally defeated Ramsay in battle and he was the last of House Bolton, and Roose was the one who stabbed Robb in the heart. Technically Ramsay avenged Robb by stabbing Roose, but Jon and Sansa taking Winterfell back from the Boltons was major retaliation for the massacre. Tyrion and Arya killed the other participants. They all played a role.
I can't tell which is more satisfying. Watching Jeoffrey die or watching House Frey being decimated.
An Drei that is a tight....but Joefferys death had me giggling like a crazy women when it was happening......
frey for sure... i almost forgot she killed him, so when he/she said: "butchered a woman pregnant of a baby" i started giggling too... which i normally dont do when i hear a line about killing a pregnant woman. + the joffrey scene immediatly came with my fav character being scrutinized by his own family, which i hated.
Death of Jeoffrey < the annihilation and extinction of House Frey
Leaving Ramsey Bolton to be eaten by his own dogs was also satisfying!
House Frey for me
"When people ask what happened here tell them the North remembers. Tell them, winter came for house Frey" on of my most favourite lines in the show.
As powerful as the line by Ramsay Bolton to THeon:” If you think this story will have a happy endng, then you haven’t been paying attention”. What a meta text
And no one ever talked about it in the show
FACTS!!!! Line gave me a real feeling of justice❤
I like to say something similar to my enemy after they pay for what they did to me after 15-20 years, "A Sicilian never forget" that's why Arya is my favourite
*one of
Arya be like “I’m about to end this old man’s whole career”
Arya is the most sadistic person in the show. Does anything because of revenge. While Jon forgvies enemies. Jon knows that there is more important things than revenge now.
Warden of the North Fuck more important things. ARYA! ARYA! ARYA!
Richard Totallynotafakename Lmao right, talkin' bout sum "more important things" this man KILLED her mother and brother with no sympathy. Fuck all that.
Warden of the North, u acting like if someone murdered yo family members you just finna push it aside nd forgive them. just say u hate arya nd go.
@@startrek1992 hahahaha, FUCK OFF
For all the heroes, villains and epic things that happened in GoT, only Arya took out an entire house in less than a minute.
She was badass, always was and always will be my favourite.
“Leave one wolf alive and the sheep are never safe”
Olenna would love this kid.
Certainly. Truly. 100% agree.
Arya was angry at her for killing joffrey before she could
@@thecreativemillenial True but she probably forgive because she saved Sansa as well
Maaaaaaan Arya and Olenna woulda been hell on wheels!!! Looooved this scene!
She would've liked Ser Barristan Selmy. Especially after he quit working with Jeoffrey.
Anyone else come here after watching the Red Wedding and needing justice?
Fuck yeah
Of course
Yeah
yea
Guilty as charged
David Bradley is magnificent here. The subtle sneer in “yes…. Cheer.. brave men.”
yes I agree he was great here.
Right? It cracks me up every time
He played Arya so well, ahahaha
You can actually believe it's her pretending to be old Walder
That " yeaaahs, yeah, cheer" and "no,no, that was your mistake " are just priceless 👌
In the books, people feared the northerners because they were the most ruthless and wild. And in the north, Ned was probably the calmest northerner. He was calm, civil, orderly, and honorable. But ned often worried that Arya was possessed by the wildness. And here, we see what he meant. Arya is the north. Unfortunately, Robb was too much a Tully, and Sansa had to learn through pain how to be a northerner. Arya was always like this. Vicious, cunning, savage, and wild.
Rob was a big pussy.😂
Sansa had to learn to be like a Lannister -- a southerner. Robb was too much like Ned who is the stereotyped lord of Winterfell.
Arya was always my favourite Stark_The North Remembers
Ned calls it the wolf blood. Lyanna had a touch of it and his older brother Brandon more than a touch.
"wild" in the sense of unable to think calmly and clearly that could jeopardize survival for the group. You can see the wildness in the Wildlings in general. All the northern lords think wisely except they have a bad habit of thinking other people will keep their word which was ultimately Ned's and Robb's downfall.
Id argue this was the biggest power move by house stark, wiped out a whole great house of over 50 people without even drawing a blade
Aside from the one that slit Walder's throat
She killed the night king, killed Little Finger. She probably could have assassinated Cersei. Don’t know why “genius” tactician Sansa didn’t think to use her sisters skill and limit collateral damage
@@NamPham-jk5zcTf does Sansa have to do with this? she literally gave the honors to Arya to slit Littlefinger’s throat
@@ladymire they mean why didn’t Sansa send Arya to kill Cersei
@@ladymire only Sansa knew of Aryas assassin background. But she committed men of the north to go down to Kings landing as well. If she were truly thinking she’d have sent Arya in secretly to start picking apart their leaders and cause chaos
You can really hear Arya's voice in Walder's, especially in the line "cut the throat of a mother of five.." when there's that slight lilt to show the shift in tone, it's really well done, props to the actors
Yeah. "His" words become clearer and more distinct once she starts to drop the pleasant façade.
Also, it’s great how she didn’t reveal herself to those that drank the poison, so that the Freys die feeling betrayed and confused just like the Starks did.
@@bobsag1164 great point, never noticed that
@@bobsag1164 It is such a good detail you are right
I really heard it when he said "proper" twice.
Bro the humiliation, they were all technically killed by a kid.
No, they were killed by an assassin assassin for the most deadly Groups of assassins ever
Well, in the books Big Walder is killed by a kid...
This is a great scene, at first we think this is a flashback because we know that Walder Frey is dead. The way the scene plays out is excellent. "When people ask what happened here, tell them the North remembers...tell them that winter came for House Frey." Chills every time. Total badass moment.
The North remembers remind me of the old women in winterhell who tried to help Sansa and got herself skinned alive by Ramsay but never begged
Damn right!!! I get tears everytime
I saw it when I was watching a compilation video of Arya’s kills.
Arya and Sansa both ended house Bolton and House Frey.
No we did not think it was a flashback
This is the real *Try not to get satisfied challenge*
BH Raul
I lost the moment she reveal to Walder
I admit defeat
Yea
MUFC stfu no one cares
“Tell them….The North remembers.”
Arya is cold as ice! My favourite story arc, thank you Maisie Williams.
I agree, her story became my absolute favorite
Shes ugly naked though.
I think Maisie Williams deserves an Oscar for the way she played Ayra Stark..
Her cold dark fearless style is perfect, nothing seems to bother her!
You can tell she's a West Country gal!!
They don't give Oscars for TV shows. I think you mean an Emmy. Cheers
Problem with that is that Oscars are for movies that play in theatres, this was a series for TV.
I like so much that she saves the little girl, preventing her from drinking :)
@Rex Rafael Collado Well not anymore 😂
@Rex Rafael Collado Yes but this is Westeros and Walder Frey; she's probably not older than 15 at most.
Χιαο Ρο cause she’s innocent and probably was forced to be there
@@omelett9 She didn't kill any of the Frey women or children, just the men who participated in the Red Wedding.
@@omelett9 Since you're apparently unfamiliar with the show, the reason that Arya didn't bother to slaughter any of the Frey women is because none of the Frey women had the loyalty to the Frey name that Catelyn, Sansa, and Arya had to the Stark name. Walder's wives were chosen mostly as political maneuvers, most of them were barely a third of his age, and were to him very expendable (remember the one that Catelyn tries to use as a hostage during the Red Wedding). They had no real love for him or for the Frey name, and would have had no interest in avenging the Freys after Arya slaughtered the male side of the house. None of his daughters (trueborn or bastard) had the mind for the game, as most had been married off or were not interested in politics. Furthermore, none of them were directly involved in the events of the Red Wedding, whereas virtually all of the Frey males gathered in this scene were. And given that Arya found out about the Frey-Lannister plot that let to the massacre of the Starks, she would have known if any Frey women had been involved and probably would have killed them too.
When winter comes for war,
You shall hear no Lions roar.
When winter forces you to yield,
No Stags shall graze upon the field.
When winter creeps upon you from the shadows,
No Roses shall bloom from the meadows.
When winter wreaks havoc on the land,
You can bet there'll be no Snakes in the sand.
When winter brings to life all it finds grim,
The Krakens will freeze where they swim.
When winter sets and the land begins to shiver,
The Flayed Man will start to rot and wither.
When winter fights to the last sliver,
No more Trouts shall swim in the river.
When winter ravages and all despair,
No Falcons shall fly high in the air.
When winter shows you what happens when snow falls,
Not even Dragons Breath shall warm you in your halls.
When winter comes with all it's might,
Only the Wolves shall howl in the night.
the dark knight holy shit did you just right that on the spot?!
oh fuck yeah!
Damn that's Epic as hell!!!
Is it in the books or made it yourself!
Bcz if u did it, it's just great, kudos!
Holy shit this is awesome.
"It wasn't for murder the gods cursed the Rat Cook, or for serving the King's son in a pie... he killed a guest beneath his roof... that's something the gods can't forgive."
yep and 5 mins later ,arya metes out her revenge
I remember this line from bran and i was like "damn yes , i can't wait for the freys to die"
Arya was the instrument of the gods will.
Well, the Freys were excellent ingredient in pies. Just ask Rat Cook and Arya.
@@Jay-le4cp hot pie not bran. Hot pie told her that story after the red wedding.
The first throat clearing at 4:35 and the progressive cacophony...masterfully done. I had actually seen part of this before watching the series. My mouth was still on the ground during the red wedding and this.
Filch shouldn't have left his job at Hogwarts.
He was better as The Doctor.
Filch killed Hermoine's mother. He deserved that
@@fortheloveofcats2462... how and when did he kill Hermione’s mother?
@@OlgaQLD he didn't. Walder Frey killed Catelyn Stark. Michelle Fairley who played Catelyn also played Mrs. Granger
@@fortheloveofcats2462... of course, thanks for clarifying that... very observant on your part. Cheers.
Arya Starks can unlock all iphone X in Westeros by changing the faces
Face id? More like Faceless id
@@pradhanawibisono2432 with the minor caveat that she needs to remove said person's face...
@@ripamoram1173 She can go all Nic Cage.
@@ripamoram1173 I'd do that for an XS Max
No big deal. A stickman drawing on a napkin can unlock face ID.
"Leave One Wolf alive, and the sheep are never safe." -Arya Stark.
"A Lion doesn't concern himself with the opinions of the sheep." -Tywin Lannister.
The Starks and The Lannisters have been at each other's throats for centuries, one thing they have in common. they both hate sheep.
Feels bad to be someone with a sheep coat of arms
Imagine There would have been a sheep house XD
Sheep Sigiled Houses: "I'm in danger"
Wait did you say for centuries? To my knowledge, they didnt really have any issues with each other until this show started. They never really liked each other, but they werent going to war with each other until Bran peeked into the wrong window
@@ethanharmer5151 You should read the books.
If this isn’t one of the most satisfying badass scenes in television history, I’ll drink a goblet of the finest arbor gold.
This is why Arya was my favorite character. So badass. I particularly love how she made sure that the young servant girl did not drink the wine. She saved those girls.
That was his young wife, not servant girl. A servant would not be sitting and/or rising next to him. He was a pig, as explained many times throughout the series.
I think that was threes phrase phrase, the old morons wife, his newest wife I guess I can’t talk straight sober I don’t know
And did so while staying in character as Walder Frey, not giving away the game yet.
As much as I would love to think she wanted to save that girl, I'm sure it was to pass along the message. As the old saying goes, "Dead men tell no tales."
@@Jack-fe7rv Surely it was both. Killing an innocent girl (who was being raped regularly as well, I'm sure) would make Arya a proper villian, not anyone to cheer. She could have chosen the servant girl who was passing out the wine (and who we saw at the end of the scene) to tell the tale.
MATE , She actually Ctrl+Alt+Deleted the whole fam
You mean Ctrl+A?
DelicateSoundOfThunder and Shift+Delete
@@vamsikrishnag5179 Right. She did permanently erase them
She opened task manager?
Pretty sure she only killed all of the men. I think all of Walder Frey's daughters are still alive.
The faceless technique was really impressive, not only can use anyone face but also can impersonate the person perfectly, really terrifying
Sadly, Arya wasn't a full Faceless. She doesn't forgo her own identity as a Stark,which enabled her full membership to the guild.
@@circleancopan7748
What does forgoing her identity prevent her from doing that other faceless man can do
@@oomer2 then u can become the faceless God himself, just like Jaqen was. U become selfless and obtain some other arcane skills that probably only Jaqen knew.
@@blackmane1999 ahh i see. ty for clarifyin
@@circleancopan7748 Still she managed to kill the Night King, so lets say she was skillled more than enough. ;)
I know people hated the ending of this show but I loved the way Arya and Sansa came to understand and respect each other. Arya is the cunning warrior, Sansa the cunning chessmaster. Each used their skills to maximum effect in the final two seasons and I loved that. Two very different but equally compelling depictions of feminine power.
Sansa a cunning chessmaster?!!? lmao
Wym chessmaster she got violated for 6 seasons and chilled for last two
Walders fate is foreshadowed in the episode after the red wedding. Bran talks about the rat king who is forced to eat his own children after killing guests under his roof (and serving them to their father in the form of pie). After bran finishes the story it cuts to Walders face as well
I just saw that part, thats amazing
But that means Arya will be punished
@chun nu
No she won't, she didn't kill a guest in her house
Robb, his wife n his mum were killed in Frey's house by him n his men
@@aditibisht22 🦸
Shakespeare used that idea in Titus Andronicus.
I like how David Bradley managed to mimic Arya's soft-voiced laconic tone so well after the toast. Also her smiling stare where she admires death.
He is just plain MAGNIFICENT.
Dude is brilliant with every part. Big or small
Arya Stark. Slitting throats, dropping Mics.
Michael W paaaww2
Like a boss!
the part where walders eyes go from green to blue. Nice
Michael W
And she walks out the stage like a boss
Michael W lol danm right
Amazing scene. I keep coming back to to this for so many reasons. A+++ acting.
I love how Arya told the woman she couldn't drink to save her life. Amazing scene.
And stayed in character with it because that's exactly something Walder Frey would of said.
Agreed. She protected her in a manner that didn't arouse suspicion. Absolutely masterful.
She only did that, so the chick could deliver the message of what she did
@@mechamedeamigo3984 There are other ways of delivering the message. She wanted to save her.
She only saved her to spread the message
When you see D&D tell them that internet remembers.
LOL
Ok now, don't go so far as to poison them.
yeaj they dont deserve to die doe
@@hstsvstyve Meh that’s debatable 🤷♂️
@@aiden9067 killing people is like.. not very viable
I love Arya's pyschopathic smile at the end.
Shes an avenger not a psychopath
No if you read the comics then you would know she turns mentally ill towards the end of her story arc and becomes like phoenix from xmen, too strong and unable to control her powers.
MGTOWTakeru you mean the books?
@@Takeru9292 What the hell are you talking about?
@@AStarInAndromeda lol sorry I replied to the wrong comment. I thought the original comment was referring to Scarlet Witch in xmen.
Either way Arya in GOT is an avenger too.
"Tell them The North remembers. Tell them Winter came for House Frey." Seen this scene many times and I still got chills today.
"im going to tell you my plans for this great house now that winter has come" thats some threat and nobody knew, winter has come for you
Never has a series had so many brilliant characters, but Arya Stark is my favourite. Ruthless \o/
paul sheridan Yeah, too bad they kill off so many. You fall in love with a character and then next episode, they die. Good thing Tyrion, Jaime, Pod, and Jon still alive And Bronn
She might look hero here but in the books, she's a sadistic psychopath who loves to see people die and she can warg like Bran.
Arya is nowhere near a good character lol
paul sheridan yea best story line and well developed SHE IS A FUCKING ASSASSIN
Gery Bock willing to bet you like sansa
No character in any work of fiction got a better taste of revenge like Arya did in this moment, and what she said to that young girl before she walked off, one of the coldest lines ever...
"When people ask you what happened here, tell them the north remembers. Tell them Winter came for House Frey."
Her sister Sansa when she fed her abusive husband to his dogs.
@@jjh2456 nah imo that was pretty lame he should have been carved up first
@@yeet8229 ehh, eaten alive seems pretty brutal enough
@@tensai_kodai naw not compared to shit that theon went through
Count of Monte Cristo perhaps?
"Not you. I'm not wasting good wine on a damn woman." Arya knew that girl was innocent and prevented her from drinking the poisoned wine.
I’ve never seen Game of Thrones, I just googled my last name and found this. Feeling really attacked rn
You must be one of the good ones. They're only mentioned in the books.
Sarah Frey winter will come for u
The only one who survived
Aegon The Conqueror are you threatening her?
How are you alive, exactly?
Writer: How many glass of poison do you want?
Arya: Yes
Ned Stark has entered the chat
I cant stop laughing!!!! 😂😂😂😅😅😅
She could have poisoned the cask.
@@rtozier2011 Clearly she did. She didn't drink and made sure only the people she actually wanted to die drank.
I love “not you. I’m not wasting good wine on a woman” inside “nope, you don’t need to die”
or "bitch I got you." LOLOL
I haven't watched GOT except thru clips, who's the little girl there?
He needed a messenger… a survivor… has to be a noble by association if not birth because a servants tale does not bear much weight
Valar Morghulis
She actually spared all the girls that were serving... there was more than just her ... ar least 2 more from what I can see.. so, mercy definitely had a part in it.
For me, this was one of the most chilling scenes in the whole series...and I loved every moment of it!
The Lannisters Send their regards.
The Starks do it themselves.
(Unoriginal I know but it’s still cool)
LoneStarWolf Entertainment
The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword
Yeah it's cool
Take that, you cowardly lions!
He who passes the sentence, must swing the sword. The Lannisters just tossed gold to have someone do their dirty work for them. That was THEIR mistake
@@lizd.8655 Lannisters thrown gold in front of the Boltons, Karstarks, Umbers, and Freys. And guess what? All their paid families are all gone.
The starks of winterfell send their regards
Starks don't send regards. They swing their swords themselves.
Walder Frey had his face cut off. And his sons were chopped into little pieces and put in a pie. I'd count that as a mutilation.
House Frey suffered the same fate as the Boltons - they were poisoned by their enemies.
ive came here again after many months and still wondering wtf will happen to riverrun and Frey's gate? who will held those fortresses? obviously the writer forget to manage Tully's story lol. but well i do hope freys gate fall to one of the north's houses.i mean it's like it's the gate to north or south right? so lets manned it with north to avoid south influences become huge again on the northerns
I still remember Tyrion talking to Bronn "Whatever they pay you I double it" and Bronn answering ''Your brother owns me a fuckin castle. Where you going to find two empty castles i can rule at the same time" I hope Bronn's going to join Deanerys and get Twins as a reward :D
"the north remembers, tell them winter came for House Frey"
Best scene of the whole show.
This and “tell Cersei I want her to know it was me”
No.
Dracarys
I'm on 2nd season now and can just wonder where she get girl's and Walder's mask (or what is it) and how can she change her voice 😅
getting goosebumps every time I come back to re-watch this scene. epic.
Arya feeds a man his children, slits his throat, then single handedly murders an entire bloodline in one fell swoop and nobody bats an eye
Show 30 seconds of her getting it on with Gendry topless and everyone loses their mind
Steven Galiniak I didn’t. THIS was the best moment of hers
Nahhhh this one is better
This is my fave death scene. Tops night king's death tbh.
@@Erika-uj3ws lets wait for Daenerys end in her hands too. Wonder whose face she will take or will it be direct like Little Finger.
I lost my mind too lmao she still looks like she’s 12
The nice little detail on how “Frey” didn’t want to waste wine on a woman but it was actually arya preventing the women from dying from the poison
Really wow 100 iQ
Bruh no shit why didn't i see that earlier
Well of course. She needed one person to be left alive to tell the tale.
@@horrorfan117 Arya is n0t a bl00dthirsty killer. Shhe 0nly kills th0se that deserves it. She tried t0 save a m0ther and daughter in Keep's Landing when Daeny went c0mplete psych0 and burned the city.
It was obvious…
I have to give my love to this show for giving us moments i only wish we would finally get in the books. It sucks how bad the show ended, but arya killing all of house Frey will never go unappreciated
Manderly will be serving the Frey pies in the books but idk if it’ll ever be revealed revealed or just implied
@@servo-skullscudsworthJust implied
Too bad the show rushed past this. The political ramifications of the Starks wiping out the Freys would have been sorted out over the course of a few episodes back in the early seasons.
They didn’t even mention which house became lords of the Twins smh
@@Thorn_416I’d have thought given Edmund Tully is married to walders daughter and has a heir that’s half Frey that he holds the best claim.
I think ultimately the ending was fitting. I mean people are talking about it years later. This series was never meant to end with a pretty bow.
I love how they used the story of the Rat Cook in the Nightfort, the one Bran tells right before meeting Sam and Gilly
Reaction to first time watching this scene.
"Oh ok a flashback"
Waldor starts speech
"Huh this is weird."
Waldor keeps going
"Wait what?"
*Realization sets in*
"Oh"
People start coughing
"OHHHHHHHHHHHHH SHITTTTTTTTT"
That is *exactly* how it was for me too, when I watched it at the time!
That was my reaction as well
Really? Considering Arya's abilities at the time, especially because she used it to kill Frey, I kinda figured it was her underneath there
My exact reaction, too!
@@hamishfernando7570 There's always that one dude who acted like he knew it was gonna happen.
It's interesting that before revealing herself, Arya said "My lord" instead of "m'lord", as Tywin had warned her before. Had Walder been a more vigilant man, he'd notice it as Tywin did, and it's also a quick nod to the audience the real identity of the servant.
Good catch
I doubt Walder would’ve caught on anyways 😂😂
I noticed that during watching today actually...
This is the sort of thing that gets you mythologized.
I wouldn't be surprised if someone started a legend, about some spirit of Winter in a long black cloak, who watches over House Stark and avenged their deaths...
Exactly, I always thought there would remain a sense of mysticism to Arya Stark, and that she would be like the story they all tell the stark children, even though she's part of the starks, she is outlined as a lone wolf but still loyal to her fam. They ruined her character when she randomly became a voyager in the end. Now she's like Christopher Columbus with a random assassin history like
More than a legend arya its like a final boss xs
I like it
@@joehopkins8799 They butchered the story
I agree
But i dont think sending arya for a voyage was a bad idea by writers
She got what she wanted but she never celebrates
So instead of living rest of her life as king's sister
She left westeros for more adventures
And that is something arya would have most likely done if her character was based on real life
Honestly you can kinda hear it when she says she’s not wasting wine on a damn woman. She’s just making a generic sexist thing to say there and you can tell it doesn’t entirely resonate.
I just love back in S3 Walder Frey thought he got rid off the Starks for good ending their line but then Arya comes and actually end his ENTIRE line. Gold
Vengeance is a dish best served cold. And with pie.
Ben hot pie!
And not with Dornish horsepiss.
Nice Khan
She went absolute zero on them lmao
A Frey pie for Walder and poisoned wine to the rest.
P.S.
Don't waste your wine on a damn woman
I could die a proud man knowing that I fathered a daughter as fierce and tenacious as Arya Stark.
Leave one wolf alive and the CGI department might give it cameo appearances once or twice a season.
I feel bad laughing at this
And have Jon send him north of the wall without even a goodbye! Poor Ghost! I was so mad at Jon for that. At least he did redeem himself at the end.
Omfg this was genius
what cgi, there was no cgi
this is an amazing comment
This is undoubtedly the best and most badass scene in the entire show. Rooting for the Starks the entire series, this is the most satisfying revenge scene they could have made. The writing at the end is off the charts.
"When people ask you what happened here, tell them the North remembers. Tell them, Winter, came for House Frey" ❤❤
Took a few years, but the Freys finally got what was coming to them. The fact that it was Arya alone made it all the more satisfying. Message was clear, Don't fuck with the North.
Blade1301 yep it was totally satisfying for avenging the red wedding properly
THE NORTH REMEMBERS!!!
Arya would make a badass Queen in the North.
Jennifer Brewer I don't think so, don't get me wrong, I love Arya, she is a total badass, but I don't think she would make a good queen. Arya doesn't have much experience as a leader, or poltically savy, she more like a lone wolf, doing things herself and is a fighter not a leader, she also tends to be single minded, for example her desire for revenge regardless of the consequences, she doesn't look a the big picture or cares. She also doesn't have the charisma to inspire people around her or the patience get them to convince them to her. For example Arya even suggested executing the lords who were considering abandoning Jon, unlike Sansa who wanted placate them until Jon returned. Honestly Lyanna Mormont would be more suited as a Queen of the North than Arya, Lyanna has experience being a leader, she has the Charisma to inspire people and rally them arround her and she clearly has the respect of other lords, despite her age, just look at the meetings with the Northern lords.
Whats even better is that Walder died like Cat and Roose the way Robb died.
The lion might be the king of the jungle. But the WOLF never performs in the Circus
Except lions aren't living in a jungle.
@@123214matt Do they even have circuses in Westeros?
😂
And they know when to roam in packs
Because people come for lions, not for wolves?
Okay but imagine actually being one of the people who heard about this. Not anyone important, just random bannermen. Imagine being a random Lannister, some soldier who fights for Cersei but has maybe only seen her once or twice in his life.
You're this soldier and all you know is that House Frey has been massacred and everyone is saying "Winter came for House Frey." I don't know about y'all but I'd shit myself.
"...Why the bloody hell are we fighting these people again?"
"Would someone fetch me my brown pants?"
*drops sword, armor and shield* You know what.... I like baking.
@@TrenchcoatNinja3 "Which one of you cowards shit in my pants?"
Wouldn't have shook any Lannister soldiers...they are used to it ..... probably have done worse.
A line that is bone chillingly cold and yet at the same time full of fire and power. Brilliantly delivered.
When everyone's favorite little sister made them proud.
Do you think Jon would be proud of this?
@@startrek1992 good question
@@startrek1992 No but I think he would understand why she did it
@@startrek1992 He knows nothing anyways
@@startrek1992 Jon let go and then they attack. Ygritte rightly said he knows nothing. He himself admitted he hates to use sword and kill though he is best at it. Whereas Arya uses her skills with full interest and does justice.
I always loved the little detail at 3:47 where Arya does not start the speech about how they are all pieces of shit who murdered Robb and Talisa in their wedding and how them leaving one Stark alive meant their doom, until she makes sure that every single person in the room except for the women has drank their wine.
Well yeah she has to leave the room alive herself.
I do feel like she loses the chance for them all to figure it out since they were already reacting to it right?
but maybe that wasn’t the point. Like she already had that moment with wanting to make sure that Walder knew she was Arya Stark before he died.
@@Kileik hey if you see season 8… you know there is a time where things on this show stop having a lot of logic
I like the realization coming over the face of Walder Frey's child bride as it dawns on her that this mysterious girl spared her life.
At the time, I thought this was the best sequence in the entire GOT series. But now, rewatching it in 2024, I've decided it must be the best sequence im television history
FREYS OUT OF BED, FREYS IN THE CORRIDOR
They are supposed to be out of bed, you blithering idiot
Literally lol'd
Brett Wilson 😂😂😂😂😂holy shit this got me
THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE OUT OF BED YOU BLITHERING IDIOT!!
Mischief managed 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
When this scene originally aired, I thought it was a flashback. One of THE best opening scenes ever on any show.
Yeah I was so confused that I thought I might be watching the wrong episode lol
I was thinking this was a flashback before the Red Wedding, then I thought it was a flashback shortly after it…or maybe just a late celebration. Then when Walder said “brave men. Butchering a pregnant woman and her baby. Slaughtering guests after inviting them into your house…” and the realization set in. A huge grin crept onto my face once I realized what was really going on.
@@SOBEKCrocodileGod I got so excited when he said that!
@@irishgirldutchpour immensely satisfying revenge scene. I was laughing to myself like some jester or something
@@SOBEKCrocodileGod 😂😂😂😂😂
One of the most satisfying scenes
kira saldan How?
kira saldan your comment make no sense
How is innocents dying satisfying? If you agree with that and think that's satisfying then you're an evil person too like arya
My beautiful and amazing Princess Innocent? the Frey's are anything but innocent.
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess you miss some importants chapters of Got for sure!
Thank you for this! I was bingeing the Blu-rays and got to the Red Wedding. I seriously needed this to get some closure!
Lesson: Fight smarter, not harder.
So true!
Having magical abilities with no draw backs its also a big plus.
I would argue that stuffing two people into a meat pie is neither smart nor efficient
@@Aldagar1000 its poetic
Remeber when they said posion was a woman weapon
Arya is our best chance for revenge. Jon is very honerable, and we love him for that. But we want justice and in this world, if you want justice you need to be smart and willing to do anything.
Nathan Guzman
Well he did hang a kid. Which was very satisfying. Didn’t think he would do it.
@@Jacrispy.98 Did I say Justice? I meant revenge.
That's why arya will never be considered anywhere near ruling a house or kingdom. He can be good assassin though.
So Arya bout to make Jamie a cripple... Lit
@@kumar01234
He is already crippled. lol.
“Now that Winter has Come” 🥶🥶
David and Maisie were so amazing in these scenes. His tiny moments and hints that he's not actually Frey, but Arya in disguise.
And the look on Arya's face as she's holding his head back, right after slitting his throat...absolutely haunting.
One of my all time favorite scenes from this show, and definitely one of the most satisfying.
''But you have made a big mistake...leave one WOLF alive, and the SHEEP are never safe!''
i fuckin love that line so much
I have a t-shirt with that phrase. If people ask, I tell them I love mutton!
They aren't even sheeps, they are fucking weasels! They WERE, I mean.
Who else just re-watched the red wedding and came here immediately
To watch revenge
Didn't even get trough 3 minits of the red wedding and I came here 😂
Its painful to watch the red wedding so no lol
Yep
Exactly 😂
My favorite bit is how the Freys die thinking Walder Poisoned them for fun
I love how Arya developed as a character, into a cold, calculated killer. How she returns to the Twins after all she has learned and become. Such delicious justice. What a wonderful scene. And yes, I came here after the red wedding (which I just finished reading in the book so went back to the scene, wow). Arya is my favourite badass.
I love how even after what Tywin told her, she still says,
“My lord.”