It hits home especially when you've had one of those moments in real life. Someone says something so incredibly selfish and devious but disguised as good-natured, that you just decide to yourself that they've crossed the line for the last time. Scenes like this are so good because they play on our inner desires. lol
Actually in the books man maximum time can see though him, even the tully guy or puppet king with bad aim, but sadly ladys dont which is the reality also!
not just Jon, littlefinger was playing a whole bunch of away games in the north where people are bold and straightforward and that greasy asslicker way of talk he be doing doesnt fly, the north was a whole new board game compared to kingslanding and he didnt even knew the rules
@@aayushsugesh9928as someone else said, it may have been a “waiting room.” The only character who’ve come back may have not been “meant to die” or simply have no recollection of their time being dead. Obviously there may not be one but it does beg the question of how their consciousness returned to their body after death. Yes, magic, but where do their soul/mind “go” between?
@@ogdanny5933 For book littlefinger to be killed, we have to wait, until GRRM finally decides now it's the time to have some mercy on insignificant creatures like us...
It would definitely freak little finger out like “how the hell does he know that?” Thinking complex conspiracy about 16 year old Jon having spies in kings landing, meanwhile the actual reason is that fathers and sons tend to speak alike
Littlefinger thought the Kingslanding Gutter Politics would run in Stark controlled Winterfell, Jon Snow being a warrior only Acknowledges the Knights of the Vale not Littlefinger.
Kit was remarkable for how he did the small things in Jon that Sean Bean did with Eddard. Yes, Jon's biological parents were Rhaegar and Lyanna but Ned was his Dad in everyway that mattered. Ned made Jon everything a King should be and Jon never strayed far from what Ned taught him.
He’s still his biological uncle who raised him as a son, so I don’t see why it’s important to mention that Rheagar and Lyanna were his bio parents when they had no role whatsoever in how he turned out to be (personality wise, not circumstance)
@@TheHauntedMansionGhostNah, Ned was still his dad no matter what. He raised him, trained him, fed him and clothed him, and nothing will change that relationship or connection. Don’t let people correct you over something so trivial. 😊❤
@@beckyweiss6072 Jon was worse than Robb. He may have been more honorable,but he certainly wasn’t what Olenna thought of him like everyone else. Sansa and Jon were wolves,if anything they snuffed the sheeple out!
@@aultra-magawhostandsagains7974 Tbh what I love about the scene as well is that in that moment, Kit played Jon closer to how he's like in the books. And Kit is on record for saying that he enjoys the concept of a dark!Jon. (I'm 99% sure Kit has read the books, so he would know Jon is no straight-laced honorable guy. Book!Jon is a Byronic teenager, through and through).
Such a great scene! Littlefinger knows how to manipulate those who think so much of themselves. The cocky ones. Cersei, Lysa, the Boltons. The only cocky ones he couldn't fool were the Tyrells thanks to the Queen of Thorns who doesn't listen to anyone, but even then she took advantage of his offer The Starks don't put themselves on pedestals. Jon least of all. He always humbled himself. Here when littlefinger brought up how Catelyn "didn't think much of him" but then pointed out how he's now "standing above the rest", you can tell he's trying to butter him up. But Jon doesn't see it that way. Rather than hearing "you are better than your family" he hears "your family wasn't that good to begin with". So he looks insulted rather than appreciative. "You don't belong down here" You can see littlefinger's expression switch immediately when his words weren't taken the way he intended. And the cherry on top was the look in Jon's eyes as he had littlefinger by the throat just before speaking. He had a real wolf-like glare, and that rumbling voice was a true growl of a protector who has seen enough horrors befall his pack
"If it wasn't for me, you'd have died on that battlefield." As usual, you've got it all twisted up, Lord Baelish. It was thanks to Sansa that Jon didn't die. She sent for help, even if that meant pleading with you. But you owed her big time.
Sansa got thousands of Stark soldiers killed and almost got Jon killed because she hid the Vale soldiers from him. She even complained Jon wasn't listening to her advice about the battle even though she hid crucial information for literally no reason
@@kenmasters1803 I'm guessing she did that because she didn't know if she could trust Baelish to come through with his offer of the Vale soldiers. She was still ticked off with him at that point over him giving her to Ramsay.
@@rckblzr it doesn't really matter since that character was not the real sansa nor the real baelish nor the real jon nor the real battle for winterfell, it was all just a D&D bad written dream, really no point imo arguing who was wrong and their reasoning ROFLMAO they all are suicidal characters wearing ultra thick plot armor for cheap surprise elements
@@rckblzr that makes no sense at all? george is writing a book and has 1800 pages in it. also, no, they are not the same characters. Sansa was changed with Jeyne pool. Baelish and Jon were also butchered. the book characters with shows cant be compared after season 4,5. its another story entirely and even if george died i rather write the story on my head.
I'm starting to think Littlefinger is the one who's slow! Does he never learn anything? That's the second time one of the Stark men has choked him. I thought experience was the best teacher.
First Ned chokes Little Finger outside the brothel, a place where Ned shouldn't be. Then Jon chokes Little Finger in the Winterfell crypt, a place where Little Finger shouldn't be. Like father like son.
Littlefinger certaintly had a "interesting" strategy here for a first impression: 1) go into the crypts, a private place that only Starks are usually allowed in and where people go to pay their respects in quiet and solitude. 2) Bring up the death of his father, brothers, and Catelyn's dislike of him and the idea he got satisfaction from all her children dead so he is now what Catelyn always feared, lord of winterfell and king in the north. 3) Mention how you loved Catelyn, and in a romantic way, which no matter how he felt about her is not likely to be well recieved to talk about his fathers wife and his siblings mother. 4) Demand a thankyou and act like it was all because of you that the battle was won, when in fact Jon and Littlefinger both know it was Sansa who asked for them to come, and that Littlefinger only did this so he can gain power and try to rule the north through Sansa, which is why I think he's so unhappy about Petyr being in Winterfell, Sansa invited a schemer and traitor into their home after they just cleared their home out of dangerous people. 4) Tell Jon you love his sister, after having arranged the marriage to Ramsay, left her to suffer for however long she was in that castle with no help, and after you confessed you loved her mother and keeping in mind you're old enough to be her father, and knowing she has endured being bethrothed to and beaten by Joffrey, married to Tyrion, married to Ramsay and literally risked death to flee to Castle Black for Jon to save her. 5) Don't deny you worked for the lannisters. Now, I don't see why he would at all be calm or civil with you and listen to you at all after what he said, if it was Ned or Robb they would have run him through, if Catelyn heard it she would have slit his throat, if Jon didn't want to risk the Vale men fighting his men if he killed him then and there, he certaintly would have. Baelish went from caution and hiding his words, to straight up sabotaging himself, digging himself deeper.
Little finger does have little fingers indeed. He couldn't break himself free from Ned's and Jon's hand grip. The man is master manipulator and schemer, but in direct confrontation he is too weak to face powerful men. He is a weakling. A parasite that will always depend on the strength of others in order to complete his goals.
I’ve come to realize the Starla don’t play when it comes to their siblings. Legit Sansa had little finger killed for trying to mess with her and her sisters relationship. And yes trying to get Arya killed but it still in plus. It shows that even though they may not agree much, Sansa for once did not fall for little fingers tricks like she often does. And that’s because she loves her sister
Dang Jon really just saw straight through Littlefinger in a way really no one else did except maybe Olenna. Took Sansa like 5 seasons to do that shit lol
@@lalalallalalaala Littlefinger has a well known reputation for being a snake, and Northmen, particularly the Starks have little to no tolerance for gamesmanship, politics, or drama. By this point, Jon is totally focused on the Night Wuss and his army.
Sansa pribably did see through him a lot sooner - probably shortly after they first met. She also saw that she didn't have any other choice than him if she wanted to survive.
@@jamesmeade9501 That is very VERY much Sansa's reaction in the books. First meeting with him her stranger danger senses were going off and she could do nothing but survive every interaction with him. As she is doing now in the Vale. (in the books). Dan and Dave just did not write her properly, nor give Sophie proper direction. I firmly think someone should have taken Sansa's chapters, turned them into cliff notes, and given them to Sophie each season. Same with Maisie for Arya. Both girls did great with what they had, but what they had was.....ugh.
Little bit, but far more just simply out of his safety zone. I mean, he did similar stuff back in King's Landing with Cersei, and, well, that almost got him his head scissored off.
Though eventually not his actual son but Jon was more like Ned than Robb. Silent, shy, intense and honourable to a fault. Robb was more extroverted, outgoing and heeded to passions. Robb in a way resembled the description of Ned’s older brother Brandon.
Tired of all these “Jon is a dragon” discourse. The guy is a Northener through and through. He’s as Stark as he could be, even more so than Bran and Sansa. Rhaegar didn’t raise him so there’s none of him there. That’s all Ned. Jon is a wolf.
Did Littlefinger really think that "I love Sansa" would go over well? Guys don't like the idea of ANYBODY "loving" their younger sister, let alone a middle-aged manipulator.
For real now in Jons shoes i would have killed LF here. Like its not like the Knights of the Vail respect him or would denounce him for this. Even if that would be the Case Sansa could vouch that LF was the one killing her Aunt giving further justification to john killing LF
He also back stabbed Ned Stark, started the Lannister Stark conflict which left thousands dead, sold Sansa to the Boltons where she was raped and abused, Littlefiner owes more than he is owed, and Jon who is Anointed King in the North, has more authority that Littlefiner who the Knights of the Vale turned on at the end anyway.
He only acknowledged the knights of the vale for coming to Sansa’s aid, he saw little finger as the man that sold his sister to Ramsay. I’m sure Sansa told him what happened to her after that, and Jon knows that the knights of the vale at the end of the day were sent by Robin and in reality were more loyal to Sansa though robin followed the advice of little finger.
Made no sense why Littlefinger didn't go or was wasn't invited to go with Jon to meet Daenerys since he also represents one of the Seven kingdoms. Not to mention the Vale at this point was a more strategic ally than the North since they still had all their armies intact. It would have also given us a scene with him and Varys reuniting. Such a waste...
Absolute insanity how even as late as Season 7 when D&D's ineptitude was on full display, still Jon retained something of a commanding presence, a reliable moral compass and an appropriate knowledge of the English language. Yet somehow despite two years to work with, all D&D succeeded in was fully butchering him alongside other show ruined characters like Stannis, the Sand Snakes, Tyrion and so many others who were bent over by their incompetence and arrogance.
This scene makes no sense, Jon had no idea who Littlefinger was behind his mask, would’nt have been wise to trust Sansa after petyr saved his and her life
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I bet that Ned's ghost is floating next to Jon and saying "That's my boy"
nephew
@eliashitta wtf guy? Ned raised him. You don't have to be someone's biological father to have a paternal bond
Was not his boy in fact
@@johnsw224 i was js joking dont get your panties a bunch
Jon’s head tilt when littlefinger says he loves Sansa is brilliant
That’s cool that you noticed that
Thought the same xou can literally hear him think „ Oh no you didnt just say that“
That's it you're dead
that was the point when he had enough🤣🤣🤣
It hits home especially when you've had one of those moments in real life. Someone says something so incredibly selfish and devious but disguised as good-natured, that you just decide to yourself that they've crossed the line for the last time. Scenes like this are so good because they play on our inner desires. lol
Jon was one of the very few characters who can see right through littlefinger
Well he is in nights watch. With criminals and liers
Actually in the books man maximum time can see though him, even the tully guy or puppet king with bad aim, but sadly ladys dont which is the reality also!
well, I mean Littlefinger sold Sansa to the Boltons. Knowing what he knew about what happened to her… it isn’t very difficult to distrust him.
INFJs can sniff right through people's bs
not just Jon, littlefinger was playing a whole bunch of away games in the north where people are bold and straightforward and that greasy asslicker way of talk he be doing doesnt fly, the north was a whole new board game compared to kingslanding and he didnt even knew the rules
Somewhere beyond the grave Ned and Robb were watching this go down and were cheering Jon on when he grabbed Littlefinger by the throat
There is no afterlife as per jon himself
@@aayushsugesh9928 Jon might have been in a waiting room of sorts.
@@jrob4795 that's what I was thinking as well, it would explain the whole "Lord of Light" thing
Ned & Robb also possessed Jon while he was beating Ramsay's ass.
@@aayushsugesh9928as someone else said, it may have been a “waiting room.” The only character who’ve come back may have not been “meant to die” or simply have no recollection of their time being dead. Obviously there may not be one but it does beg the question of how their consciousness returned to their body after death. Yes, magic, but where do their soul/mind “go” between?
Littlefinger was almost killed 3 times by the starks and he still overplayed with them, resulting him finally get killed by another STARK.
Ned job and Brandon?
@@joshpowell1045 job?
I think he got killed by bad writing, book littlefinger was never this dumb.
@@ogdanny5933 exactly
@@ogdanny5933 For book littlefinger to be killed, we have to wait, until GRRM finally decides now it's the time to have some mercy on insignificant creatures like us...
Wouldve been really funny if Jon said while choking littlefinger, "You're a funny man. Ah? A very funny man." Just like Ned did
It would definitely freak little finger out like “how the hell does he know that?” Thinking complex conspiracy about 16 year old Jon having spies in kings landing, meanwhile the actual reason is that fathers and sons tend to speak alike
Dude that would have been epic
itd be even better if he did it in sean beans accent to. "youre a funneh man, a vahry funneh man"
Littlefinger thought the Kingslanding Gutter Politics would run in Stark controlled Winterfell, Jon Snow being a warrior only Acknowledges the Knights of the Vale not Littlefinger.
Yup...it's too cold in the North for BS lol
It's a hard land ruled by hard people who have very little patience for stuff like this
“You don’t belong down here.” Sounded veeeeery close to Ned. Bravo Kit Harrington👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Kit was remarkable for how he did the small things in Jon that Sean Bean did with Eddard. Yes, Jon's biological parents were Rhaegar and Lyanna but Ned was his Dad in everyway that mattered. Ned made Jon everything a King should be and Jon never strayed far from what Ned taught him.
He’s still his biological uncle who raised him as a son, so I don’t see why it’s important to mention that Rheagar and Lyanna were his bio parents when they had no role whatsoever in how he turned out to be (personality wise, not circumstance)
@@Winskl9010 I have been corrected so many times by people when I say Ned was his "Dad", so now I include it as to avoid the correction.
@@TheHauntedMansionGhostNah, Ned was still his dad no matter what. He raised him, trained him, fed him and clothed him, and nothing will change that relationship or connection.
Don’t let people correct you over something so trivial. 😊❤
that look at 0:54 lmao, he sees right through the flattery and the bullshit
and is so accurate because in the books jon is really good at seeing through peoples farcade
I’m willing to bet Rob would have killed littlefinger for that comment about loving Sansa like he did her mother alone.
I don't think he'd have Jon's restraint
@@janellejulianajoy Jon was barely restraining himself tbh
@@beckyweiss6072 Jon was worse than Robb. He may have been more honorable,but he certainly wasn’t what Olenna thought of him like everyone else. Sansa and Jon were wolves,if anything they snuffed the sheeple out!
@@aultra-magawhostandsagains7974 Tbh what I love about the scene as well is that in that moment, Kit played Jon closer to how he's like in the books. And Kit is on record for saying that he enjoys the concept of a dark!Jon. (I'm 99% sure Kit has read the books, so he would know Jon is no straight-laced honorable guy. Book!Jon is a Byronic teenager, through and through).
Reminds me of Littlefinger meeting up with Ned at his brothel.....like father like son....or is it like uncle like nephew?
The difference is one look in Jon's eyes and Littlefinger knows he wouldn't think twice about killing him.
Sort of? Ned did raise him so Jon is Ned's son in the way that really counts emotionally
Not sure I believe Rhaegar is Jon's father... John looked more like Ned than any of his children.. Griff may be Rhaegars son.
@@coldhands2802 Not sure if anyone cares about you not believing facts which are already confirmed.
@@coldhands2802 Have you watched the series through yet at this point? You obviously hadn’t when you wrote this.
Such a great scene!
Littlefinger knows how to manipulate those who think so much of themselves. The cocky ones. Cersei, Lysa, the Boltons. The only cocky ones he couldn't fool were the Tyrells thanks to the Queen of Thorns who doesn't listen to anyone, but even then she took advantage of his offer
The Starks don't put themselves on pedestals. Jon least of all. He always humbled himself.
Here when littlefinger brought up how Catelyn "didn't think much of him" but then pointed out how he's now "standing above the rest", you can tell he's trying to butter him up.
But Jon doesn't see it that way. Rather than hearing "you are better than your family" he hears "your family wasn't that good to begin with". So he looks insulted rather than appreciative.
"You don't belong down here"
You can see littlefinger's expression switch immediately when his words weren't taken the way he intended.
And the cherry on top was the look in Jon's eyes as he had littlefinger by the throat just before speaking. He had a real wolf-like glare, and that rumbling voice was a true growl of a protector who has seen enough horrors befall his pack
But remember, Ned Stark was his most infamour manupulation.
Like Father, like Son.
Like uncle like nephew
@@fares_soliman1 Ned was more a father to Jon than Rhaegar ever was.
“Yep. That’s a stark alright.”
"If it wasn't for me, you'd have died on that battlefield." As usual, you've got it all twisted up, Lord Baelish. It was thanks to Sansa that Jon didn't die. She sent for help, even if that meant pleading with you. But you owed her big time.
Sansa got thousands of Stark soldiers killed and almost got Jon killed because she hid the Vale soldiers from him. She even complained Jon wasn't listening to her advice about the battle even though she hid crucial information for literally no reason
@@kenmasters1803 I'm guessing she did that because she didn't know if she could trust Baelish to come through with his offer of the Vale soldiers. She was still ticked off with him at that point over him giving her to Ramsay.
@@rckblzr it doesn't really matter since that character was not the real sansa nor the real baelish nor the real jon nor the real battle for winterfell, it was all just a D&D bad written dream, really no point imo arguing who was wrong and their reasoning ROFLMAO they all are suicidal characters wearing ultra thick plot armor for cheap surprise elements
@@lhermite1219 Well, this is the only Sansa, Jon, and Baelish we have since George is never going to finish the books.
@@rckblzr that makes no sense at all? george is writing a book and has 1800 pages in it.
also, no, they are not the same characters. Sansa was changed with Jeyne pool. Baelish and Jon were also butchered. the book characters with shows cant be compared after season 4,5. its another story entirely and even if george died i rather write the story on my head.
I love seeing littlefinger getting what he derserves
"Oh the Snows. Quick tempers, slow minds."
You can clearly see the dragon roaring
Nope, that was the wolf. Jon was actually the 3rd Stark to have almost killed Littlefinger.
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Jon Stark the 1st/Aegon Targaryen the 6th: *Ned mode activated*
Jon was Targ by blood, but he was Stark by blood, mind body and soul. Dude was essentially a young Ned.
I'm starting to think Littlefinger is the one who's slow! Does he never learn anything? That's the second time one of the Stark men has choked him. I thought experience was the best teacher.
One Stark almost killed him.
It's the writers that are slow
@@johnnycash5684 Nah its the fans
First Ned chokes Little Finger outside the brothel, a place where Ned shouldn't be. Then Jon chokes Little Finger in the Winterfell crypt, a place where Little Finger shouldn't be. Like father like son.
Ned possessed Jon in those crypts for a second and I cannot be convinced otherwise 😂
Sure wish we had this Jon for all of season 8, he actually had a brain and had zero lines saying "mAh qUeEn"
Jon had a brain when he killed a tyrant and saved the world
@@ianvera4299 cuz the plot that set that up was sooooo good
@@themonologuer Yeah cause there was actual good stuff in season 8... shocker
@@ianvera4299 then u can join the 5% that believe in that
@@themonologuer Cool, and you can join the 1% that believe in the opposite
Anyone who mentions Sansa wakes the dragon in Jon.
Flashbacks to ned stark choking littlefinger against his own brothel in kings landing.
Littlefinger should have known that the Starks don't like him. Starks can easily see through BS, false flattery, and liars. They honorable by heart.
All us big brothers have been in this moment.
Jon saying you dont belong here and a season later daenerys and sam come down there
Jon likes Dany. He likes Sam. He does not like Littlefinger.
@@alecjones4676 still, they don't belong there, especially a targaryen
You're right...only those of Stark blood belong down there, but exceptions are made, and when you run the joint, you make the rules.
@@jrob4795 true king robert also visited lynna starks grave its a matter of people not just a name.
@@alecjones4676 except that daenerys was threating his siter left and right she had no place in the winterfell crypts whatsover
Ned and Robb would be so proud from heaven❤️
And Brandon, Ned's older brother
Littlefingers quickly reminded of Ned Stark tempers 😆
Jon grabs Petyr's throat, chocking him.
Ned smiling from Valhalla: "that's my boy!"
Lyanna next to him saying "oh, Ned. You know that's MY boy'.
Littlefinger certaintly had a "interesting" strategy here for a first impression:
1) go into the crypts, a private place that only Starks are usually allowed in and where people go to pay their respects in quiet and solitude.
2) Bring up the death of his father, brothers, and Catelyn's dislike of him and the idea he got satisfaction from all her children dead so he is now what Catelyn always feared, lord of winterfell and king in the north.
3) Mention how you loved Catelyn, and in a romantic way, which no matter how he felt about her is not likely to be well recieved to talk about his fathers wife and his siblings mother.
4) Demand a thankyou and act like it was all because of you that the battle was won, when in fact Jon and Littlefinger both know it was Sansa who asked for them to come, and that Littlefinger only did this so he can gain power and try to rule the north through Sansa, which is why I think he's so unhappy about Petyr being in Winterfell, Sansa invited a schemer and traitor into their home after they just cleared their home out of dangerous people.
4) Tell Jon you love his sister, after having arranged the marriage to Ramsay, left her to suffer for however long she was in that castle with no help, and after you confessed you loved her mother and keeping in mind you're old enough to be her father, and knowing she has endured being bethrothed to and beaten by Joffrey, married to Tyrion, married to Ramsay and literally risked death to flee to Castle Black for Jon to save her.
5) Don't deny you worked for the lannisters.
Now, I don't see why he would at all be calm or civil with you and listen to you at all after what he said, if it was Ned or Robb they would have run him through, if Catelyn heard it she would have slit his throat, if Jon didn't want to risk the Vale men fighting his men if he killed him then and there, he certaintly would have.
Baelish went from caution and hiding his words, to straight up sabotaging himself, digging himself deeper.
Petyr had a hand print on his neck. If it were Sam instead of Jon, Sam would have a neck print on his hand
"I delivered his bones myself." Man had no right. Littlefinger's death was by far the most satisfying to me.
Little finger does have little fingers indeed. He couldn't break himself free from Ned's and Jon's hand grip.
The man is master manipulator and schemer, but in direct confrontation he is too weak to face powerful men.
He is a weakling. A parasite that will always depend on the strength of others in order to complete his goals.
I’ve come to realize the Starla don’t play when it comes to their siblings. Legit Sansa had little finger killed for trying to mess with her and her sisters relationship. And yes trying to get Arya killed but it still in plus. It shows that even though they may not agree much, Sansa for once did not fall for little fingers tricks like she often does. And that’s because she loves her sister
Dang Jon really just saw straight through Littlefinger in a way really no one else did except maybe Olenna. Took Sansa like 5 seasons to do that shit lol
in all fairness sansa was a child lol
sansa probably told jon everything about him
@@lalalallalalaala Littlefinger has a well known reputation for being a snake, and Northmen, particularly the Starks have little to no tolerance for gamesmanship, politics, or drama. By this point, Jon is totally focused on the Night Wuss and his army.
Sansa pribably did see through him a lot sooner - probably shortly after they first met.
She also saw that she didn't have any other choice than him if she wanted to survive.
@@jamesmeade9501 That is very VERY much Sansa's reaction in the books. First meeting with him her stranger danger senses were going off and she could do nothing but survive every interaction with him. As she is doing now in the Vale. (in the books). Dan and Dave just did not write her properly, nor give Sophie proper direction. I firmly think someone should have taken Sansa's chapters, turned them into cliff notes, and given them to Sophie each season. Same with Maisie for Arya. Both girls did great with what they had, but what they had was.....ugh.
little finger sure knew how to press all the wrong buttons
Jon defending Sansa's honour，just like Ned defending Cat's honour
The Littlefinger of season 7 was far dumber than the Littlefinger of Season 1
Little bit, but far more just simply out of his safety zone.
I mean, he did similar stuff back in King's Landing with Cersei, and, well, that almost got him his head scissored off.
To further the plot no more no less.
No way in hell would Littlefinger behave this much like a fish put of water.
Though eventually not his actual son but Jon was more like Ned than Robb. Silent, shy, intense and honourable to a fault. Robb was more extroverted, outgoing and heeded to passions. Robb in a way resembled the description of Ned’s older brother Brandon.
Little finger is one of the greatest warrior in Westeros 😂😂😂😂😂
Jon and Ned have this weird obsession with choking out Littlefinger
more like littlefinger likes to be strangled by starks
Threatening Littlefinger is basically a right of passage for the Stark family
Like uncle, like nephew
What if Littlefinger said '' Already did.. '' when Jon said he'll kill him if he touches Sansa XD..
Needed to see more of this Jon post-resurrection.
I would have loved to see Jon’s face while he threatened little finger I always wondered why they focused on Petyr
Eomer and Wormtongue
He must have thought. Great first the father now the son
Kit had two lines here, but he said more than Baelish could in an hour
That was such a power move by Jon I loved it
who let the snake in the wolves den
They way Jon looks at littlefinger at :54 OMG 😍😍
Baelish: D-do it harder!
Jon: THA FOOK??
This was littlefingers downfall he thought he could play everyone and his ego got to big, John was the last guy to ever try this on
Jon saw right through him.
like stepfather like stepson
Jon is acting like a real king ...
1:31 That was Book Jon
Tired of all these “Jon is a dragon” discourse. The guy is a Northener through and through. He’s as Stark as he could be, even more so than Bran and Sansa. Rhaegar didn’t raise him so there’s none of him there. That’s all Ned. Jon is a wolf.
Would have been fun if the actual wolf (Ghost) had been there as well.
he would've been a great king to the seven kingdoms
Did Littlefinger really think that "I love Sansa" would go over well? Guys don't like the idea of ANYBODY "loving" their younger sister, let alone a middle-aged manipulator.
I would love to be a northerner or knight of the vale
Tell me why I can see Daemon and Viserys when AeJon gets mad about Sansa?
Well they ARE his ancestors :)
Jon jones choking a guy!mma
For real now in Jons shoes i would have killed LF here. Like its not like the Knights of the Vail respect him or would denounce him for this. Even if that would be the Case Sansa could vouch that LF was the one killing her Aunt giving further justification to john killing LF
What do you mean "I have nothing to say to you"? He just saved u and Sansa's lives!
He doesn't trust Littlefinger and thinks he only helped them because of his own selfish reasons and he's not wrong
littlefinger is dead. So how is it a surprise that Jon can't talk to dead dogs?
He also back stabbed Ned Stark, started the Lannister Stark conflict which left thousands dead, sold Sansa to the Boltons where she was raped and abused, Littlefiner owes more than he is owed, and Jon who is Anointed King in the North, has more authority that Littlefiner who the Knights of the Vale turned on at the end anyway.
He betrayed the starks got ned killed sent sansa to the Boltons he was a traitor to them and the realm
He only acknowledged the knights of the vale for coming to Sansa’s aid, he saw little finger as the man that sold his sister to Ramsay. I’m sure Sansa told him what happened to her after that, and Jon knows that the knights of the vale at the end of the day were sent by Robin and in reality were more loyal to Sansa though robin followed the advice of little finger.
Imagine if Catelyn had been here. Would she have let him kill Littlefinger?
Pretty sure she regrets not letting Brandon(Ned eldest brother and the one actually supposed to marry catelyn) kill littlefinger when they dueled
Made no sense why Littlefinger didn't go or was wasn't invited to go with Jon to meet Daenerys since he also represents one of the Seven kingdoms. Not to mention the Vale at this point was a more strategic ally than the North since they still had all their armies intact. It would have also given us a scene with him and Varys reuniting. Such a waste...
Bro think he ned
Absolute insanity how even as late as Season 7 when D&D's ineptitude was on full display, still Jon retained something of a commanding presence, a reliable moral compass and an appropriate knowledge of the English language. Yet somehow despite two years to work with, all D&D succeeded in was fully butchering him alongside other show ruined characters like Stannis, the Sand Snakes, Tyrion and so many others who were bent over by their incompetence and arrogance.
Well you got the point. It is their arrogance that did them in. That’s not butchering a character.
This scene makes no sense, Jon had no idea who Littlefinger was behind his mask, would’nt have been wise to trust Sansa after petyr saved his and her life
so you think Jon should be totally ok with a much older man wanting his sister?
Jon Snow - the weakest character of the story.