Watching GAME OF THRONES~7x02'' Stormborn ''For The FIRST Time
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"That's not you" is response to Nymeria is reminiscent of what Arya said to Ned when he was talking to her about being a lady and having children before he decided to let her train. She responded "that's not me". She wanted Nymeria to come "home" to Winterfell, but that's not Nymeria's life anymore.
Agreed. Nymeria is wild and free, just like Arya
And also a killer. Don't forget both of them are ghosts that kill.
Good catch my friend, you're right. She wants to be free like Arya.
Nymeria is the Queen of her pack.
yup. Nymeria's not anybody's pet.
16:00 - "That's not you" is a callback to Arya's words to her father, when he said she'd grow up to marry a lord and have his children. "That's not me," she said. Well, Arya tried to tell Nymeria to come back home to Winterfell, and Nymeria's response was interpreted by Arya as "That's not me."
What Varys says to Daenerys is exactly what he said to Ned back in Season 1: that he doesn't serve the king, he serves the realm. And she, to her credit, understands it.
Back when he was telling us exactly who he was, but many of us still were unsure what he was about
@@TheReDeeMeR1988 Or he's the most loyal character in the entire series.
@@TheReDeeMeR1988 As he says, his loyalty is to the people, not the king, queen, or lord of the moment. How many lives did Varys save by acting thus? He's like Jamie in that respect, but working in the shadows rather than slitting throats outright.
7:10 - "Sound design, man" - I thought you were talking about the enormous crossbow at first, and then you identified the beautiful musical theme transition. You pay such close attention, and this is a show that certainly rewards attention!
it's so lame how Sam just super easily cures Jorah's greyscale with no difficulty and no cost, he just peels it off and Jorah's fine
it makes sense, because creatively, they wanted it to happen you see......
"No difficulty"? Simple does not equal easy. Ask a medical professional how "easily" skin is removed from muscle without damaging the muscle (especially while the patient is awake & moving). It's not easy. Simple yes, but not easy. And in the case of greyscale: dangerous. For Jorah there was the strong possibility of too much blood loss or shock as well as the treatment not being completely effective. For Sam: one slip of the knife, one tiny hole in the gloves, one mop of the brow that brushes the disease ridden gloves onto his skin & he'd be infected.
Granted, if caught early it shouldn't be much of a problem. It makes one wonder how Archmaester Pylos died of the disease. Once advanced it probably wasn't cured by anyone because they considered it too risky, but why it wasn't taken care of long before that I don't know (I haven't read the books or seen any of House of Dragons).
Perhaps they could've done a better job of conveying the difficulties & dangers to the audience, but the situation itself would've actually been very dicey. Jorah's recovery isn't covered in this episode & it's been too long since I've seen it to remember the details. Not sure how much time passed before he was ready to travel. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Theon was tortured and mutilated. When he saw Euron's crew taking the tongues of his shipmates, it triggered him badly! He became Reek again. That is why he jumped ship instead of fighting. Also, the transitions from the Citadel to whatever are genius! First it was the chamber pots and the stew, then it was the greyscale and the pie! And tribute to Ser Jorah who was literally flayed and didn't scream! Of course, in real life here in this world, his nerves would have been bare, essentially making him feel the pain of raw nerve all over his body where the skin was peeled. That is why most people die when they get skinned! Jorah took it like a knight! Great reactions! Can't wait for the next one!
Technically, if the infection went deep enough, the nerve terminations would be destroyed and he would not feel pain. Or not as much as he would had him be healthy.
I can't watch this show or reactions to it without saying "fuck you Sansa" over and over again in my head
Arya finally heading home. Of all the things I was waiting to see happen in this show, this, was at the top of the list. (Aside from Joffrey's death)
Impressive, I did not realize Arya's comment about her dire wolf until re-watching the episode (that it was symbolic of herself); you caught that immediately.
i don't get it how people don't understand what she meant, it's nothing that deep. You can take it literal, metaphoric or whatever way you want to take it, it has the same meaning
Jon choking Middle Finger while a Ghost Ned Stark is smiling from beyond the grave
Loved the transition between Samwell's skinning to Arya's meal.
Yaaasss finally someone got the metaphor of “that’s not you” but also another meaning, in season 1 when Arya’s told she’s going to be a lady she says to Ned “that’s not me” ❤
16:10 It's what Arya says to Ned in s01 when he talks about her being a princess and castle and she responds "No, that's not me".
I don't want to do spoilers.
but it's funny to think that one particular character was right in this episode. 😂
Sofie... start thinking on wearing headphones for s08 e03... is really important if you want to enjoy that episode. The soundtrack is fundamental to your complete reaction on that episode.
In my opinion Daenerys is the Princess who was promised. She was born during the worst strom at Dragonstone, she was reborn in a great fire, she wake the dragons from the stone under the red star (comet), and she is the true heir of the Targaryen dynasty (Aerys II disinherited Rhaegar and his heirs). That would explain why she's still in Essos in the book.
It was Ageon the whole time, they dumped the storyline to rush the series.
@@English_MoFo No it wasn't him
@@enzonicolas7501 I'm saying, we can't discuss in detail because she's still on S7.
@@English_MoFo I'm not talking about season 8, I gave my opinion considering every information in the previous seasons (and in the books !)
@@enzonicolas7501 we... can't discuss that in detail until she finishes the series. Has she even seen the flashback of R+L yet, it's when they're on the boat
I tought exactly as you did when I watched it and I still do, she would have taken iron throne easily by just taking drogon and attacking red keep alone, if not morning then at night, it's just pain stupid not to.
Meanwhile, Randyll Tarly was a Targaryen loyalist during Roberts Rebellion
Tarly's politics don't make much sens. If he is so conservative, so bound with the realm's institutions, with the oaths... He should clearly have a problem with Cersei seizing the throne without any claim on it.
@@Raminagrobisfr not much in season seven to eight makes sense to be fair because they aren't going off grrm's writing anymore and d&d a clearly lannister biased so they'll go leaps and bounds above for them even when it doesn't make sense lol
@@Raminagrobisfr I mean, she's literally the only living person in westeros at the time who has any right to it as far as the current lineage is concerned, especially considering the trial to determine Cersei's infidelity never took place...
Yes Jon is related. He's her nephew.
Sam should be a Bolton. He flayed Jorah alive.
yeah, Jorah was a little bit woozy for a couple hours after being flayed alive.
"you know tyrion better than any of us"
"oh you're right, i'm married to him. Forgot about that".
Dani becoming Queen of Westeros isn't going to be the cakewalk that having three dragons would make it appear to be.
The Jon Little Finger is such a great scene and not just because it’s a call back to Ned. Hearing LF call Jon “my king” is so satisfying hear from him. Especially when you think about how much time effort LF has spent in order position himself to become one.
It was so incredibly stupid to not take Kings Landing at the first chance they got. Giving no time for Cersei to plan, they could’ve sacked the city in hours.
7:25 a 300 hundred year old skull, not an artifact
00:33 - 00:38 , 01:38 - 01:55 *MARK-THIS-WITH-FIRE!!!!* THIS is my Daenerys,my Queen,my beloved Breaker of Chains!!! 🤍💙🔥
What's so annoying about the portrayal of Middlefinger is the idea that he's supposed to be such a shrewd and subtle player of the game that no one suspects what he's up to, but as the show has gone on, his sliminess has become so obvious that we can't believe everyone doesn't see it. I don't know whether it's the writing, or that the actor doesn't seem to know how to do anything anymore but smirk, but he might as well be wearing a sign that says "Don't Trust This Guy."
I think Littlefinger is falling prey to two self-deceptions. First, he caused the rift between the Starks and Lannisters that led to the war of five kings that decimated the high families of Westeros, and he took power in the Vale so slyly that he is full of himself. Second, he doesn't believe that anyone alive can match him in underhandedness except Varys and he believes Varys is gone from Westeros. So he smirks at how easy he thinks it will be to get Sansa to marry him and to get Sansa declared Queen of the North, making him one step away from his goal of the Iron Throne.
I think you're underestimating him somewhat. He almost single-handedly destabilised Westeros and has positioned himself to become Lord of the Vale should Robin Arryn tragically die. His problem now is that the two external threats of Daenerys and the Army of the Dead are making political machinations rather irrelevant. If they didn't exist his plans would be working out wonderfully.
I can assure you it wasn't the actor.
The writing...he just lost any good characterization outside of all things to make SANSA his student/lover/queen that trumped the brain he used to have.
love those transitions!
It was a great Fight Scene on the Ships. Especially when you know where it was filmed.
sansa again questioning stuff in front of jon in public just so people would be on her side smh
and once he says it's in her power she's happy
I-
why did they do this to her character PLEASE
This was an amazing episode! I loved it. I love how everything is FINALLY coming together. It was much stronger than the premiere imo.
I really loved having all of my favorite characters in the same room… We had Dany, Tyrion, Varys, Olenna, Yara and Theon! How cool. This scene with V/D was really cool and I love how she questioned him and he had great answers. That Dany and Olenna scene was great too. Her whole "sheep" scene was so great. Tyrion standing up for Dany was awesome as well.
Misandei and Grey Worm are cute but IDK, i just never got invested in them or cared about their SL.
Arya knows that her brother is alive and king of the north! I am so happy when she heard that news and she decided to go home. Seeing hot pie again was great. I also thought it was cool that she saw Nymeria again. I've been wanting that for a while!
Sam helping Jorah was SO GREAT! I hope it works, but man it looked horrific, I had to fastfoward those scenes.
I love Jon Snow so much. And it’s so cool that he is going to go and meet Dany!!! I like that he didn’t listen to anybody and stuck to his guns. It was also great that he made Sansa the leader because that is exactly how it should go. I hope that she does a good job. The scene between John and Baelish was really cool as well and I like that he put him in his place! I love seeing interact in new scenes together.
The ending battle scenes were intense… I love Theon and so I’m glad he survived but what was that? Jumping into the water? I thought maybe he had another plan but I guess not. He just abandoned his sister? Although I’m not really sure what else he could have done in the situation.
Indeed, a strong section between the wolf Nimiria and Haria Matpara is strong enough to tell us that Haria is no longer the same girl we knew, she is a different person or rather none !!! In episode 4 of season 7 I realized that she is my favorite character in the series for me...
Middle finger keep tradition to be choked by starks man.
he´s the son of the last targaryen king
all that female energy for dany's allies
so hot
Yes it was a metaphor with her wolf....like she used to say....I've seen many reactions of Game Of Thrones, but you are among very few of those who is picking up and understanding things very well. I know the ending is not perfect, but hope you will understand that too.....remember, this is Game Of Thrones. Things will never end according to your predections.....REALLY ENJOYING YOUR REACTIONS....:)
Actually theon did the bear thing .. if he went after yuron, yuron would have slit her throat and killed theon..
Omly way to possibly save them both.
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Can wait for you to react to House of the Dragon :)
It's low key irritating how much credit people are willing to give Olena based solely on her roasting skills. She's really every bit as bad as the rest of them, all the spoiled, stuck up old aristocracy of Westeros. Simply because she throws the truth in others faces doesn't make her any different herself
Indeed; Olena was apparently "OBLIVIOUS" to Cersei's plotting to kill EVERYONE who was a political threat after the death of Joffrey and Tywin.
I mean, it's not like Cersei made it OBVIOUS by the way that she was indifferent to Westerosi religion ("The Seven") BEFORE those two died, and then (conveniently) "found The Seven" afterwards.🙄
The fact that she (again, OBVIOUSLY) was the one who sanctioned/armed The Faith Militant, would have been Olena's first clue.
When you finish season 7 and before start season 8 I recommend for you to watch the Game Of Thrones The Cast Remembers videos it really gives the feelings of saying goodbye to the show and to the cast 😊 even more than that last season 😂
Ok, we passed the first 2 episodes...now we start with the good stuff
Trauma is an awful thing. Triggers, you never know how you will react. Hense. Then jumping overboard
Can you react to My Maria by Austin Brown & Tim Foust?
Great movie ❤
Finally..
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You should watch teenwolf too, it's like the vampire diaries but in my opinion better
she acting like the hound
Sansa is the worst character in this entire show. Not even the way Ramsey Bolton treated her was enough to make me sympathetic for her.......at all. She is a terrible leader, And that is compounded by how power hungry she is. You say she stopped arguing because John showed that he trusts her. All I saw was her shut her mouth when she realized that she was gonna get some of that power she craves so bad. Literally from the time she walks down the stairs dressed in her aunt's clothing. Until the very end of her story in this show she is absolutely unwatchable for me. There was some satisfaction that she set the dogs on Ramsey, But they even fucked that up because the only proper way for Ramsay to go out is if Theon is there to see it. He wasnt. She is obsessed with this idea that she is as smart and as good a leader as any man in the story, and she's the worst leader in the story. And she can't see it. There is no excuse whatsoever for not telling John that she had the entire army of the Vale there available to fight at the Battle of the Bastards and she kept it a secret from him. There's a thing called strategy and planning. She was there while they were doing it.........never said a word. She got hundreds if not thousands of people killed because John didn't know that he had those assets available and planned his strategy differently. And then to see her give him that smirk when the Vale rode in to save the day...... 😡 I prayed so hard that an errant arrow would hit her right in the face and knock her off that horse.
they ruined her badly
and even i became a sansa anti in the show when she's like one of my favorite characters in the books seasons 1-4 etc.
it's like they tried to make her 'SmArT' and 'CUnNiNg' without any of the work because they transferred her own storyline int he vale into her friends in the book because i guess it's more InTeReStInG to have her suffer
which i hated already but as if it isn't bad enough they had to act like she suddenly is as good as littlefinger or something with no training in that or barley any at all???? yeah, she lived in kings landing for a couple years but she wasn't really involved in the game like that other than a few instances
her actually learning like she does in the book would have made way more sense
and the writers also equate being smart to being petty cersei 2.0 or something idk because they are obsessed with the lannisters and cersei so they think that's how badass female characters are supposed to be
when in reality it just makes sansa into a totally different person
yes, she was bratty when she was younger but a lot of noble girls were and i always was understanding of that
this is just another level of petty weirdness and even beefing with your own family
the only time i liked her was with theon and that's it lol, that's the only good decision done after season 5 with her
season 8 was clear d&d had no clue about who any of these characters are and that's all i'll say about it (it's pretty bad when every single character is written in a way you don't like besides TWO)
@@nightfrost1891 She is absolutely one of my favorites in the book as well. Because the sansa in the book is a completely different character. Is she's bratty but very insecure. And we watch that insecurity turn into actual strength and not in a ridiculous way like they tried to do in the show.
Of course, as with every show that has actual villains, it's the not supportive women that some male viewers hate the most. Breaking Bad, Sopranos, Barry...the male audience will find a way
@@pulpficti Arya isnt a supportive women, and everyone loves her, stop trying to make everything a war of gender, her character is horrible
@@nocturno666 supportive as in character. Sry