"You fear a dragon leagues away, while mine own sits outside your walls?" Such a perfect line. It's a vague threat, a reassurance and a complete disregard of their comment all at once. Jace is mastering diplomacy at a young age.
Sounded like he was just offended that they didn't take him seriously to me. Which I wouldn't be surprised, jace is a boy with a small little dragon. Vaghar is an experierenced ruthless dragon that can pull off sneak attacks like a cat. And it's rider Aemond would eat this lil boy jace for breakfast.
@@cautarepvp2079 Spoiler His dragon was young and small. He was Jace's first battle and the Triarchy knew how to fight or not to fight a dragon thanks to experience in the stepstones with Caraxes and Seasmoke
@@cautarepvp2079 The Triarchy baited him. Jace had no experience so it was not stupid. Nevertheless the fleet of the cities was torched by the larger dragons regardless and at least on paper it was a victory for the Blacks.
Im pretty sure Daemon knows how to treat with Nobles. He gathered alot of support for Viserys when the great council was to decide who was going to be king/queen of westeros
@@DairyCata) he didn't offer Harrenhal the Freys made a request and b) House Strong's lord is considered a traitor by the Blacks promising the man's castle to someone else isn't a bad play
Yes but the point is most lords want something but if daemon gave it to them he most only have half the riverlands cause he would be offering up the other half Mind you jacaerys was smart to take the deal. After all harrenhal is owned by an enemy
The way in which Vhagar crashed, got up and stomped his way through the fighting soldiers in slo mo was hilarious af. Bro went incognito as fast as lightning. 😂
His death kinda lame basically skill issues as dragon riders, he no daemon and his dragon basically pony but death by lucky shoot for flying too low by essos sellsword is second only to his brother death.
He died, because he desperately looked for his youngest brother Viserys. Viserys was captured by enemies from the Triarchy and that's probably why Jacaerys flew so low, he tried to find him. He did not really think about the risks, but rather about his brother and another potential death that would disturb his family. Aegon the Younger probably told him which ship caught them and he may have looked after that ship and unfortunately got killed. @@jalpat2272
@@costco_pizza no, the son of Lord Forrest Frey (the lord we see here) is the father or grandfather of the Walder Frey we know. Now we are in the 129 AC Walder Frey is born in 208 AC
I loved the subtle power move of him standing and making a noble Frey be his cupbearer before replying, reminding them that although he is their junior, they cannot forget their place. Glad we’re seeing more Jace become the diplomatic force behind the Black faction like in the books. With Baela ar his side, Jace would have made a great King. 😢
Glad the show is going in depth on Jace. In the book, while all Rhaenyra's eldest are noted for being skillful enough in arms or eager for battle, it's Jace's foresight and clever politicking that ultimately allows House Targaryen to survive the war. In the context of the Song of Ice and Fire Prophecy, that's most important.
@@kidprince8578 At that point they didn't care anymore, they just wanted a male heir. If Viserys had named him heir none of that would have happened. He would inherit the throne from Rhaenyra anyway.
Not Aemond, but Vhagar. Granted, if Helaena were Vhagar's rider, hypothetically speaking, I don't think old grandma dragon would be such a big deal, but any competent rider would probably get the same fearful reaction. It's not rocket science to be wary of the biggest gun in sight
@@maxi1ification You're right but its not just about the biggest gun or the competent rider, its essentially like having a mad man with his own nuclear launch codes.
Love how House Frey looks here. It actually does them, their wealth and their reputation justice. Not like the shambling mess of a house we saw on GOT. They looked more like peasants than nobles.
They probably had more honor here. By Robert’s Rebellion they were more or less outcast from the Royal court due to their unwillingness to commit their forces to the rebellion
You can also see that there is a family bond between them. Which is the one thing that Walder Frey, in his rather twisted way, would uphold generations later.
I loved how they portrayed the freys in this series they did them justice, the time house frey was before they fell from grace a few generations later on Still my favorite house in the riverlands just before blackwood
@@Kyubii01I think what people don’t realize is, even if Robb never broke his oath, Walder Frey was always going to slaughter the Starks. Twyin Lannister sent a raven to the twins basically demanding/threatening that he kill Robb & the Starks lol. The entire realm was afraid of Tywin. Robb was doomed when Edmure Tully didn’t listen to him and trap Tywin in the battlefield. As soon as he was able to get back to Kings Landing it was GGs.
@@skoshman1 I won't believe one second that NONE of those Frey men didn't have kids. There's so many frey children in the books. I don't care about D&D's oversimplification and fanservice. Even if there aren't kids. One of the Frey women would still rule House Frey.
@@gooby214 Assuming that King Brandon doesn't dissolve House Frey outright, but we are in the realm of speculation. After all, Arya Stark isn't Tywin Lannister. Talking survivors were part of her plan, just not male ones.
@@skoshman1 I guess you forgot about Emmon Frey, Genna Lannister and all the other Freys who are pages in the vale, Rosby and Casterly Rock. No matter how you look at it, it is impossible to kill all the Male Freys. What Arya did in the show was pure bs, and fan servicing for all the trash Robb Starks fans, who if actually developed brains, would realize Robb Stark is overrated trash, and deserved Red Wedding 110%, because he betrayed Frey for stupid reasons, even after all the Freys have done for him.
@@Aquaielle They have this door symbology because their house is the bridge between the north and the riverlands, they aren't hobos they are in fact, quite well financially, since caravans of merchants who sell goods for the north and riverlands have to pass through there and pay fee to house Frey. They aren't hobos, they're just fine.
@@damoclesdragonheart4407 in the books, Jaime mentions that every great house has a rebellious one under it that tests it. There's the Freys under the Tullys, the Boltons under the Starks, and most notably the Casterlys and Tarbecks under the Lannisters, who Tywin exterminated some time ago. Gotta make sure those overmighty houses stay in their place
While Daemon is just sitting around in this useless castle & doing Jack shit except hallucinating & making things worse with the various noble Houses, young Prince Jace is actually forging alliances and showing some diplomatic skill and initiative.
Blame this on the writers who are absolutely butchering Daemon. If they wanted to include the "cursed Harrenhal" theme that's perfectly fine, they didn't need to add all this crap.
Despite they weren't picked by Rheanyra in the past (hey the list is awfully a lot), those guys see her as the Dragon that should be sitting in the throne not some c*nt.
@@fenrir4446 She doesn't seem like someone who is "fond of kissing women" like it's mentioned in the books. Then again that wasn't something you actually wore on your sleeve in that universe...
@@fenrir4446 Yep. I don’t know why they feel the need to change SO much. This is such a pointless change and I fear it’s going to deny us any chance of having our warrior woman that loves women.
I like that the freys here aren't the twisted house lord waldur would make it. They are ambitious and a little overstepping, sure, but not unreasonably so. They also have other Frey characteristics, like caution. They fear vhagar, but also pour jace wine without a second thought. They didn't go from commoners to lords without knowing the scope of things. Someone should have reminded lord waldur that before he pissed off all 7 kingdoms. Damn, such a good scene in only 2 minutes. And I didn't even go over jaces half
@@TheRoguePrince0 Definitely, just saying he’s not quite there. GoT would’ve benefited from actually having younger actors/actors that genuinely look young and not trying to age up everyone. Meanwhile HoTD would benefit from not aging everyone down.
I just noticed the table they're sitting at is made from a tower door. That's some pretty good symbolism seeing as their negotiating passage for the stark army.
I love how these two characters are the nearest relative of a character of the original series aka walder frey who is 90-100 years old in the main series. They are probably his grand-grand parents. Wow
Uhm... i don't think so. Remember that Jace has left without his mother the queen's blessing and he promised Harrenal when it belongs to daemon whose loyalty is doubted by the Blacks themselves: what if he refuse to give the black castle up and wants to rebel against them? The freys would feel deprived of what it was promised to them and goodbye allies.
Prince Jacaerys wins a safe passage across the Crossing for Queen Rhaenyra’s army coming from the North and the Riverlands and heading towards King’s Landing.. jace being a leader, politically intelligent, fair diplomat and a great conciliator you would have been a great king 🖤👑
I know HOTD (the show, not the books) is set about 165-170 years before Game of Thrones, but it would have been incredibly funny to see Walder Frey in this scene as a baby or Toddler! 😂
@@DarkWRLDGmzno, he is referring to Daemon. The frey's say that they fear vhagar, do we have ur protection. Jace says yes, then adds and my uncle's refering to daemon coz the freys did not seem convinced by only his protection
@@THEKING1300 As he's casually betrothed to his daughter. He's a literal father figure in more ways than just one. Lord Strong better show some respect 😂
To be fair, it can take just one bad lord to ruin or raise a house. Freys were honourable looking here, but then Late Walder comes along and suddenly, refuses to commit his forces until the end of the rebellion, spawns far too many children, legitimate and illegitimate, becomes a known swindler, refuses to help his liege lord and just has an all around bad personality. By contrast, Tywin Lannister's father was seen as something as a joke, an easy going man, a man who let the Tarbecks and Reyne's rob him blind without any fear of reprisal, let his daughter, Genna be married into a now disgraced family. All of a sudden, Tywin comes along, brings about the Rains Of Castamere, becomes Hand of the King to Aerys, annihilates the Targaryens in King's Landing, has dangerous men like Gregor Clegane in his employ and his daughter is made Queen. All the while commanding massive wealth and formiddable army. His hpuse went from one of ridicule and slander to one that even the most powerful families feared and thought twice about crossing.
I have to be perfectly honest....I literally gained so much respect for Jayce in the scene it's ridiculous. I think he reminds me of a young John Snow. But maybe even better. I have fallen in love with this actors ability to speak the way he does....So seductively . Absolutely amazing. And then in the end scene with his mother. Another impressive scene. Well done!!!!!
I like the freys looking like actual nobles instead of the homeless squatters who took their castle in game of thrones. Especially since theyre very wealthy.
And from this scene we learned that: The Frey bent the knees (maybe implicitly) Jace got soldiers (anybody see soldiers?) They asked Harrenhal and Rhaenyra said: ... Wow
Of all the decesed during the Dance, Jace was the one I grieved the most cause indeed despite being a bastard he was the most competent and you could see that he surely would have been a great ruler. His death made me feel the same that the death of Baelor Breakspear, who also ironically despite being a trueborn Targaryen was also seen as suspicious for having the dornish phenotype.
"You fear a dragon leagues away, while mine own sits outside your walls?" Such a perfect line. It's a vague threat, a reassurance and a complete disregard of their comment all at once. Jace is mastering diplomacy at a young age.
He is a character whom u can call a "good man". Naturally GRRM killed him.
He's channeling his ancestor Jaehaerys I in this one...he would really make a great king.
Just like jaeherys
Sheesh I didn’t realize. Good catch
Sounded like he was just offended that they didn't take him seriously to me.
Which I wouldn't be surprised, jace is a boy with a small little dragon.
Vaghar is an experierenced ruthless dragon that can pull off sneak attacks like a cat.
And it's rider Aemond would eat this lil boy jace for breakfast.
I love Jace's thinking and be able to politic so well. He truly is a good prince. I'm glad they're highlighting this in the show.
He would have made a fantastic King ! Better than all the current contenders for the throne
@@nnekam6153 but he died by foolish mistake?
@@cautarepvp2079
Spoiler
His dragon was young and small. He was Jace's first battle and the Triarchy knew how to fight or not to fight a dragon thanks to experience in the stepstones with Caraxes and Seasmoke
@@riccardofassioso Daemon indirectly doomed him due to his ego trip ?
@@cautarepvp2079 The Triarchy baited him. Jace had no experience so it was not stupid. Nevertheless the fleet of the cities was torched by the larger dragons regardless and at least on paper it was a victory for the Blacks.
“Bent knees”
Jace has learned pretty quickly how the game is played
Watch and learn Daemon. This is how you treat with nobles.
By offering Harrenhal lol? How many Lords of Harrenhal are there going to be at the end of this war?
@@DairyCatthey asked for it? And he told them that would require more from them. How did he offer Harrenhal?
Im pretty sure Daemon knows how to treat with Nobles. He gathered alot of support for Viserys when the great council was to decide who was going to be king/queen of westeros
@@DairyCata) he didn't offer Harrenhal the Freys made a request and b) House Strong's lord is considered a traitor by the Blacks promising the man's castle to someone else isn't a bad play
Yes but the point is most lords want something but if daemon gave it to them he most only have half the riverlands cause he would be offering up the other half
Mind you jacaerys was smart to take the deal. After all harrenhal is owned by an enemy
"You fear Vhagar leagues away" Bro hasn't realised that Vhagar has an invisibility spell that can ambush you from nowhere
Just like what Vhagar did to Arrax and Lucerys an ambush attack.
One of Old Valarya’s spells, called the, “John Cena spell”
@@TheOfficiaITristam lucerys in the afterlife: "wtf brother?!"
bro could literally pop out of the fucking river beneath them at *any* moment 😭😂
The way in which Vhagar crashed, got up and stomped his way through the fighting soldiers in slo mo was hilarious af. Bro went incognito as fast as lightning. 😂
“Though his fifteenth nameday was still half a year away, Prince Jacaerys proved himself a man, and a worthy heir to the Iron Throne”
His death kinda lame basically skill issues as dragon riders, he no daemon and his dragon basically pony but death by lucky shoot for flying too low by essos sellsword is second only to his brother death.
He died, because he desperately looked for his youngest brother Viserys. Viserys was captured by enemies from the Triarchy and that's probably why Jacaerys flew so low, he tried to find him. He did not really think about the risks, but rather about his brother and another potential death that would disturb his family. Aegon the Younger probably told him which ship caught them and he may have looked after that ship and unfortunately got killed. @@jalpat2272
Yeah, about that....
And do any of you know if the child of this Lord and Lady who rule over House Frey would end up being Walder Frey who we see in the GOT series??
@@costco_pizza no, the son of Lord Forrest Frey (the lord we see here) is the father or grandfather of the Walder Frey we know. Now we are in the 129 AC Walder Frey is born in 208 AC
He might not have the right hair color, but Jace truly is a Targaryen.
He's not enough of a fuck up to be a Targaryen imo.
Not just an ordinary Targaryen, but a strong one.
The only targeryan part is "bend the knees"
He's a bastard lol.
A Strong Targaryen 🥹
I loved the subtle power move of him standing and making a noble Frey be his cupbearer before replying, reminding them that although he is their junior, they cannot forget their place. Glad we’re seeing more Jace become the diplomatic force behind the Black faction like in the books. With Baela ar his side, Jace would have made a great King. 😢
Jace: *shags Sara*
Baela: >:(
I think that is not a cupbearer thing. It just signaled them that their request is not unruled.
Really? I think that was him buying time to think after they had literally demanded the largest castle in the riverlands.
@@aasathizbullah2789 Regardless, the scene shows Jace to be shrewd and subtle. He has a fine instinct for bargaining.
You might be overthinking it a bit
Glad the show is going in depth on Jace. In the book, while all Rhaenyra's eldest are noted for being skillful enough in arms or eager for battle, it's Jace's foresight and clever politicking that ultimately allows House Targaryen to survive the war. In the context of the Song of Ice and Fire Prophecy, that's most important.
I think he should have been the heir instead of Rhaenyra or Aegon. He's a male and son of Rhaenyra so all the problems would be solved.
@@VNuxion people would have been even more outraged if Jace was the heir, given that everyone knows he's a bastard.
@@kidprince8578 At that point they didn't care anymore, they just wanted a male heir. If Viserys had named him heir none of that would have happened. He would inherit the throne from Rhaenyra anyway.
@@VNuxion I see your meaning, but knowing Otto, Aemond and Alicent, it still would have caused lots of troubles for the Blacks if Jace was named heir.
@@kidprince8578 What about Daemond's son then? would it be sufficient enough to satisfactory?
Jace is the new Robb Stark. You start really liking this kid and by the end you know he’s going to die
In true GRRM fashion. That man is a sadist.
He certainly had the best father(s) of anyone outside the Starks.
Thankfully it will not be at the Twins.
@@TheEarlofManwhich do u mean Leanor or Strong?
@@radioactivedetective6876 yes
Nice to see Freys with actual intelligence, they didn’t build and hold their precious bridge by being fools.
There's plenty of intelligent, but cruel Freys in the books. D&D's portrayal isn't canon.
Bro is mewing hard in this scene
Prince of mewing
I think mewing is more of an American obsession tbh, English lads are just built different anyway. 🔥
What?
I’m tired of the word omg
Jace Mewgaryen
Jacaerys, my wonderful prince!
This scene perfectly shows just how infamous and terrifying Aemond’s reputation has now become.
they’re talking about Aemond in episode 5 like he’s Freddy Krueger
It isn't Aemond the Freys are worried about, it's Vhagar. Aemond is terrifying because he's an angry, reckless boy with a WMD.
@@danieldickson8591 yeah lol, Vhagar can probably destroy every castle by just lying on top of it.
Not Aemond, but Vhagar. Granted, if Helaena were Vhagar's rider, hypothetically speaking, I don't think old grandma dragon would be such a big deal, but any competent rider would probably get the same fearful reaction. It's not rocket science to be wary of the biggest gun in sight
@@maxi1ification You're right but its not just about the biggest gun or the competent rider, its essentially like having a mad man with his own nuclear launch codes.
Love how House Frey looks here. It actually does them, their wealth and their reputation justice. Not like the shambling mess of a house we saw on GOT. They looked more like peasants than nobles.
And the Twins actually looks like a formidable bridge you need to cross
They probably had more honor here. By Robert’s Rebellion they were more or less outcast from the Royal court due to their unwillingness to commit their forces to the rebellion
This was the hight of freys honor they were still a noble and honorable house at this time
You can also see that there is a family bond between them. Which is the one thing that Walder Frey, in his rather twisted way, would uphold generations later.
@@Nickname-ef9tvAnd the Freys were eliminated by Arya Stark. 😊🐺
I loved how they portrayed the freys in this series they did them justice, the time house frey was before they fell from grace a few generations later on
Still my favorite house in the riverlands just before blackwood
*_If only Walder Frey had never been born..._*
Love how Jace downs his wine before the negotiating crescendos; needs a bit of liquid courage to channel his inner Targaryen.
I love how he doesn't touch his wine until he sees the Frey's drinking smart lad
2:17 Stark theme!!! Chills
which one tho?
Walder Frey is a disgrace and a coward. These Freys however showed some mannerism and respect.
Robb broke his oath end of
They apparently believe in equality of women too
@@jimmykray9583wah wah wah nobody is sorry that an oath was broken from Frey
manners, not mannerism
@@Kyubii01I think what people don’t realize is, even if Robb never broke his oath, Walder Frey was always going to slaughter the Starks. Twyin Lannister sent a raven to the twins basically demanding/threatening that he kill Robb & the Starks lol. The entire realm was afraid of Tywin. Robb was doomed when Edmure Tully didn’t listen to him and trap Tywin in the battlefield. As soon as he was able to get back to Kings Landing it was GGs.
And almost 200 years later the winter comes for House Frey.
A House Frey with bad knees. No worries. If the Twins needs a house, it can just get another!
@@skoshman1 I won't believe one second that NONE of those Frey men didn't have kids. There's so many frey children in the books. I don't care about D&D's oversimplification and fanservice. Even if there aren't kids. One of the Frey women would still rule House Frey.
@@gooby214 Assuming that King Brandon doesn't dissolve House Frey outright, but we are in the realm of speculation. After all, Arya Stark isn't Tywin Lannister. Talking survivors were part of her plan, just not male ones.
@@skoshman1 I guess you forgot about Emmon Frey, Genna Lannister and all the other Freys who are pages in the vale, Rosby and Casterly Rock.
No matter how you look at it, it is impossible to kill all the Male Freys.
What Arya did in the show was pure bs, and fan servicing for all the trash Robb Starks fans, who if actually developed brains, would realize Robb Stark is overrated trash, and deserved Red Wedding 110%, because he betrayed Frey for stupid reasons, even after all the Freys have done for him.
In 170 years, they will demand Harrenhal again. This time along with a marriage pact with their lord paramount, although it was all just a trap.
This kid is so charming. Jace is my favorite this season
Ah, House Frey before their "Walder Era"
"Its death to bare steel against your liege." I love this quote. Robb Stark says it too when arguing with GreatJon Umber.
Your meat is bloody tough 😂😂😂
_Man... from these shots, the Twins actually look so beautiful...!_
Shame what became of House Frey after this age.
Like, the Freys are entrepreneurs first and foremost.
Jace is a TRUE Targaryen! the “bent knees” line was so badass
He's got some Strong genes in him
Aemond, is that you ?
Still more Targaryen than that ALMOND
Say that again!
Luckily he takes after his Great Grandfather, Jaehaerys.
@@Gala-yp8nxgreat great grandfather. His mother's father's (viserys) father's (baelon) father (jhaehrys)
Jace the Ace.
Bro the freys are using a fking door as a table lmao
Symbolic as heck imo
lol the freys are supposed to be one of the wealthier families tho
@@Aquaielle They have this door symbology because their house is the bridge between the north and the riverlands, they aren't hobos they are in fact, quite well financially, since caravans of merchants who sell goods for the north and riverlands have to pass through there and pay fee to house Frey.
They aren't hobos, they're just fine.
@@visionofsolace8961 Are the Freys supposed to be the Boltons of the Riverlands?
@@damoclesdragonheart4407 in the books, Jaime mentions that every great house has a rebellious one under it that tests it. There's the Freys under the Tullys, the Boltons under the Starks, and most notably the Casterlys and Tarbecks under the Lannisters, who Tywin exterminated some time ago.
Gotta make sure those overmighty houses stay in their place
While Daemon is just sitting around in this useless castle & doing Jack shit except hallucinating & making things worse with the various noble Houses, young Prince Jace is actually forging alliances and showing some diplomatic skill and initiative.
Blame this on the writers who are absolutely butchering Daemon. If they wanted to include the "cursed Harrenhal" theme that's perfectly fine, they didn't need to add all this crap.
@@kateris1976 just bec your fav char isnt always amazing doesnt mean writers butcher him, calm down
@@sillylittlesheepjax6009fr daemon was the star in season 1
he needed to be humbled before season 3
“And Daemon, I’m sure, has consented to this?”
Uhh………
Jace gives us all here Robb stark vibes I think he picked up their attitude when he visited Cregan Stark
Jace reminds me more of Cole or Daemon...he's short tempered
He got strong (stark is strong in germana) genes lol
Youngblood was cooool as ice in this scene. What a fanastic actor!
Jace has a Strong character ❤
Тонко
Say that again!
😂
Forrest Frey was rejected by Rhaenyra and still fought for her.
I don't know whether to call him a man of honor or a fool.
Willem Blackwood was rejected too yet he was pretty devoted to the Blacks cause.
The thin line between honour and foolery is a common theme in GoT / HotD.
Not everyone is a teenage girl like Criston Cole.
@@Nickname-ef9tvits not foolish though
Despite they weren't picked by Rheanyra in the past (hey the list is awfully a lot), those guys see her as the Dragon that should be sitting in the throne not some c*nt.
I wonder if we'll see Sabitha Frey. She was a stalwart supporter of the Blacks.
Sabitha Vypren was the wife of Forrest Frey so that should have been her
@@fenrisviiJesus fuck they really are butchering it
@@fenrir4446 She doesn't seem like someone who is "fond of kissing women" like it's mentioned in the books. Then again that wasn't something you actually wore on your sleeve in that universe...
@@fenrir4446
Yep. I don’t know why they feel the need to change SO much. This is such a pointless change and I fear it’s going to deny us any chance of having our warrior woman that loves women.
@@kateris1976 she doesn't look to be in fighting shape neither is the supposed forrest frey
These one is a lot better than the despicable walder frey
House Frey was a pretty amazing house for most of its history actually.
bros majestic
He would have been a good king.
Stronger one
He would have died in a civil war against his half-brothers via Daemon.
I love how you can tell how nervous Jace is but he still handles this negotiation like a boss.
“Bent knees”
Goddamn right son!
He knows the game and plays it very well.
it wouldve been epic if jace had vermax land on the bridge in front of him as he was walking away from feys and leave for dragonstone
I’m so happy to see Jace the Diplomat^TM
I like that the freys here aren't the twisted house lord waldur would make it. They are ambitious and a little overstepping, sure, but not unreasonably so. They also have other Frey characteristics, like caution. They fear vhagar, but also pour jace wine without a second thought. They didn't go from commoners to lords without knowing the scope of things. Someone should have reminded lord waldur that before he pissed off all 7 kingdoms.
Damn, such a good scene in only 2 minutes. And I didn't even go over jaces half
This was filmed at Lake Vyrnwy Dam in North Wales.
Most of Dragonstone is filmed in Trevor Quarry, North Wales.
“It means death to bear steel against your liege, as I’m sure my prince is aware.” The irony of that statement coming from a Frey.
Doesn't matter the generation, a Frey's a fucking Frey
The actor of jace, looks like book accurate robb stark.
But Madden had made the role his own
Not quite, his hair isn’t red.
@@yesterdaystomorrow5510nothing some red hair dye can't fix.
@@TheRoguePrince0
Definitely, just saying he’s not quite there. GoT would’ve benefited from actually having younger actors/actors that genuinely look young and not trying to age up everyone.
Meanwhile HoTD would benefit from not aging everyone down.
I'd say book accurate Jon Snow
This guy and Aemond are looksmaxxing like 80% of the screentime
Huh. A chess king and queen.
That's a damn cool motif for the Double Crossing.
Too bad Walder threw it away for a harem.
JACAERYS VELARYON THE PRINCE WHO WAS MEWING
I don't know the meaning of that 😢
He would be a good ruler. Westeros always missing up good king, I see.
2:00 They could've asked for anything and they decided to Ask for The one way Ticket to Extinction LMAO
I just noticed the table they're sitting at is made from a tower door. That's some pretty good symbolism seeing as their negotiating passage for the stark army.
wish we had seem more of vermax
I love how these two characters are the nearest relative of a character of the original series aka walder frey who is 90-100 years old in the main series. They are probably his grand-grand parents. Wow
Well played Jace.
Uhm... i don't think so. Remember that Jace has left without his mother the queen's blessing and he promised Harrenal when it belongs to daemon whose loyalty is doubted by the Blacks themselves: what if he refuse to give the black castle up and wants to rebel against them? The freys would feel deprived of what it was promised to them and goodbye allies.
"We stand together "
How many units of alcohol can a Dragon Rider consume and be safe to fly?
This is an alarmingly valid question, do horse riders have a dui limit? It might be similar with dragons
@@bluefyre7is there a dragon police officer? Does your dragon get confiscated and dragon riding license get revoked if you get a DUI?
"Bent knees" Yup thats the blood of the dragon,right daenarys?
wow!! what westeros is this?? freys looks fairly decent folk for once
This was nearly 200 years ago a lot can change in that amount of time. Some families can become better or worse.
Walder is particularly nasty even for Freys.
You cannot judge an entire house because of an individual.
@@ryankwon8785 That was exactly what Jon Snow believed in. One that I happen to agree completely on.
Walder Frey ruined their reputation.
Can't believe we got to meet a young Walder Frey..
Prince Jacaerys wins a safe passage across the Crossing for Queen Rhaenyra’s army coming from the North and the Riverlands and heading towards King’s Landing.. jace being a leader, politically intelligent, fair diplomat and a great conciliator you would have been a great king 🖤👑
If only catelyn stark could negotiate a crossing like jacaerys
I know HOTD (the show, not the books) is set about 165-170 years before Game of Thrones, but it would have been incredibly funny to see Walder Frey in this scene as a baby or Toddler! 😂
Interesting how he refers to Daemon as his uncle and not step-dad (or grand-uncle)
He's referring to Aemond
@@DarkWRLDGmzno, he is referring to Daemon. The frey's say that they fear vhagar, do we have ur protection. Jace says yes, then adds and my uncle's refering to daemon coz the freys did not seem convinced by only his protection
@@radioactivedetective6876 Ahh, ok. Why not just say his name then? Kinda weird when your stepdad is also your uncle
Because he probably doesn't see Daemon as a father figure.
@@THEKING1300 As he's casually betrothed to his daughter. He's a literal father figure in more ways than just one. Lord Strong better show some respect 😂
I wish we saw more of these lords and ladies before this. I feel like she has a bit of olennas sense
Jace should be very careful not to have a wedding in this house…
What is the name of the soundtrack in the end??? 🙏🏼❤️
Why do I keep thinking 'Blue Steel' while watching Jace negotiate.... lol.
To be fair, it can take just one bad lord to ruin or raise a house. Freys were honourable looking here, but then Late Walder comes along and suddenly, refuses to commit his forces until the end of the rebellion, spawns far too many children, legitimate and illegitimate, becomes a known swindler, refuses to help his liege lord and just has an all around bad personality.
By contrast, Tywin Lannister's father was seen as something as a joke, an easy going man, a man who let the Tarbecks and Reyne's rob him blind without any fear of reprisal, let his daughter, Genna be married into a now disgraced family. All of a sudden, Tywin comes along, brings about the Rains Of Castamere, becomes Hand of the King to Aerys, annihilates the Targaryens in King's Landing, has dangerous men like Gregor Clegane in his employ and his daughter is made Queen. All the while commanding massive wealth and formiddable army. His hpuse went from one of ridicule and slander to one that even the most powerful families feared and thought twice about crossing.
THIS. That explains a lot about Randyll Tarly, for instance.
When a teenager is better than grown and old adult in terms of negotiating.
They seem to have a good marriage.
Jacaerys is a GOAT
Bro is mewing so hard in this scene LOL
he looks like hes rocking blue steel 24/7
I have to be perfectly honest....I literally gained so much respect for Jayce in the scene it's ridiculous. I think he reminds me of a young John Snow. But maybe even better. I have fallen in love with this actors ability to speak the way he does....So seductively . Absolutely amazing. And then in the end scene with his mother. Another impressive scene. Well done!!!!!
No Fool Frey and no Sabitha... Damn you Condal... Damn you.
I like the freys looking like actual nobles instead of the homeless squatters who took their castle in game of thrones. Especially since theyre very wealthy.
Something must have happend inbetween
River Houses: “We’re waiting for Grover to declare. Honor binds us.”
Freys: “We want a castle. The biggest one.”
Let's be real, Jace would be a great King
Hand maybe
This is how Freys are supposed to behave. Watch and learn, Walder.
Why are they meeting on the bridge? Shouldn't they be doing it inside or something?
I hope Jace survives this whole thing
He doesn't.
Jace has Laenor's swagg!
Jace look like Zoolander. Never seen him turn left....
Anyone know the soundtrack theme here pleaseee?
And from this scene we learned that:
The Frey bent the knees (maybe implicitly)
Jace got soldiers (anybody see soldiers?)
They asked Harrenhal and Rhaenyra said: ...
Wow
House Frey is young house, they always been look down on.
Ppl are gunna underestimate Jace, he's as ruthless as Daemon he's definitely a real Targaryen and being a strong helps
I like how he mentions his own dragon like it compares to Vhagar lol.
Battle of the Gullet.
Casualties: Jacaerys Velaryon
Ah yes, book accurate Jon Snow
Why is this so hilarious
So why does he need the crossing for northern army to cross? You going west or kingslanding?
He reminds me of a smarter version of rob stark
So the Dance was basically a mewing competition between Jace and Aemond
Oh shi*, I'm rooting for the guy, this will not end well for me
That is one ornate ass table
"Nor three".
Still not sure if he's quite sharp or quite dumb
Of all the decesed during the Dance, Jace was the one I grieved the most cause indeed despite being a bastard he was the most competent and you could see that he surely would have been a great ruler.
His death made me feel the same that the death of Baelor Breakspear, who also ironically despite being a trueborn Targaryen was also seen as suspicious for having the dornish phenotype.