Davos confronts Melisandre about Shireen's death
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2016
- Ser Davos Seaworth confronts Melisandre after finding the toy he gave the little Princess. Jon Snow demands clarification on this matter from Melisandre, she admits everything to him.
After hearing her out Jon Snow decides Melisandre must leave the North.
When we had feasts, our family would sit up here and I'd sit down there.
Could have been worse, Jon Snow.
You had a family.
You had feasts.
Aye, you're right.
I was luckier than most.
What is that? Tell him.
Tell him who it belonged to.
The Princess Shireen.
Tell him what you did to her.
Tell him! We burned her at the stake.
Why? The army was trapped.
The horses were dying.
- It was the only way.
- You burned a little girl alive! I only do what my Lord commands.
If he commands you to burn children, your Lord is evil.
We are standing here because of him.
Jon Snow is alive because the Lord willed it.
I loved that girl like she was my own.
She was good.
She was kind.
And you killed her! So did her father.
So did her mother.
Her own blood knew it was the only way.
The only way for what? They all died anyway.
You told everyone Stannis was the one.
You had him believing it, all of them fooled.
- And you lied.
- I didn't lie.
I was wrong.
Aye, you were wrong.
How many died because you were wrong? I ask your leave to execute this woman for murder.
She admits to the crime.
Do you have anything to say for yourself? I've been ready to die for many years.
If the Lord was done with me, so be it, but he's not.
You've seen the Night King, Jon Snow.
You know the great war is still to come.
You know the army of the dead will be upon us soon.
And you know I can help you win that war.
Ride south today.
If you return to the North, I'll have you hanged as a murderer.
If you ever come back this way, I will execute you myself.
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"I loved that child as if she was my own, she was good, she was kind and you killed her!" He legit holds back the emotion.
Themaninthemask Liam Cunningham was amazing in this scene. I still get tears in my eyes from his emotional delivery. Shireen was all Davos had left, in terms of a surrogate family member, since he had lost his son at the Battle of Blackwater Bay.
you could see his lip quiver, such a great actor
That line choked me up 💔
this bitch said, so was her mother 🙄 so was her father 🙄 like i cant
good acting
So much respect for Davos in this scene. He doesn't just walk up and kill her like other characters might. He asks the king for justice. He shows restraint and honor, even when faced with a truly evil act. All three actors were fantastic in this scene.
J. Cobb respect for Davos yes agreed, BUT... I was still hoping he would just go and strangle her or something!
J. Cobb I absolutely agree. Great actor and Davos kicks ass. I love his character
Remember that he found out about her death before the battle, and decided to confront Melisandre after the battle. He could have told John about this before, but he knew that wasn't the best option.
What is great about Davos is that he respects Jon's decision of exile, even if he wanted an outright execution even in his grief he is wise enough to know that Jon can't execute Melissandre because Jon is owed a life so he has to pay the debt whether he wants to or not. I just wish Jon had said if children have to be burned alive so that a man can live I don't want that life, it would have been nice for Jon to acknowledge Davos's point that even though the red god has power it is not a price they want to pay.
Sorry to correct you . John wasn't king yet
When Davos says “The only way for what? They all died anyway.” That line was like a hammer to Melisandre’s argument. It was clear to everyone
It really wasn't. It worked before countless times. And the lord of light would resurrect Jon Snow later. They may've died but the others are living.
@@zxylo786 Thank you for replying to a comment made 3 YEARS AGO! Anyways, it "worked" for one purpose! To make Stannis king. Guess what it didn't make him king. It just made everything worse.
@@CommunistHydra lol I agree with you but you can’t get upset at someone replying to your comment if it’s still up 😅💀
@@me.9200 lol fair. I just feel like roasting him
@catapulting cat turds at your face Next level thinking
" I loved that girl like she was my own " 💔💔💔
Noorah Abdullah i still cry when i see this for the 4th time
nah robert would
The voice when he said "she was good, she was kind and you killed her" + the "inhale" (i don't know how you call it) was the most emotional thing i've ever seen
ikr, you feel as fired up as he is! he did that scene brilliantly, at the end of the day he's a father at heart n was in so much pain. davos still realized that she did bring back Jon, so he wasn't surprised at her exile, but wasn't slow to threaten the bitch lol
the man was just a raging beast like I've never seen him before.
I hated shireens death man, n I still felt melisandre got off too fucking easy. shireen could have easily been hateful n insane but she stayed pure, innocent, and appreciative of what life she has, davos was the only father she ever needed.
Same....
"So did her father.... so did her mother" that is without a doubt the coldest cruelest line in the series, bravo Carice Van Houton
what strikes me as very sad and strange is while we never saw Davos mourn for his son Matthos it seems Matthos may have mourned Shireen more than he mourned for Matthos
***** ok then fair enough
Shireen, Hodor and Tommen were by far the most innocent. And they all died in pain, alone and because of someone else's orders. If that doesn't prove that war has no winners, nothing will.
HA HA, NOPE
Well, it might've been crueler, except for the fact that the aforementioned father and mother had already visibly suffered for their choices. The latter hung herself. The former lapsed into a deep depression and then basically let himself get beheaded. It was basically a prolonged suicide.
But Davos' response? It was a hell of a lot more relevant than Melisandre's excuse. Stannis *did* love his daughter. He'd never have even considered what he did if he didn't believe that it was for a freaking divinely-mandated purpose, and even then it was visibly agonizing for him to carry out.
Point is, that line from Mellisandre? It's not cold or cruel. It's a desperate grab for a lifeline that Davos won't consider valid for a second, nor should he have.
Scott Hadden Hodor died to save his friends, but you're right about the other two.
Dadvos... the kind of father shireen never had.
Make us.
Kartik Kale stannis may have been her father but he was never her daddy
I think a couple episodes before he burns Shireen, Stannis has a very powerful daddy-daughter moment with her. Really shocked me that he went through with it after that speech.
That shits D&D want just shock factor.
Actually Book Stannis really love Shireen.That's D&D here.
It may have been confirmed that Eddard wasn't his father but damn does Jon evoke the spirit of Ned in this scene.
+ he was raised by him?
To be true, it is said in the books that Jon is the son of Ned that resembles him the most, both by apearenc and personality. While Robb takes after his mother family, both by apearence and personality, Robb has both Mother and Father in his personality. And that's one of the reasons that Cat hated Jon more, because he was really like Ned (Jon is even the son with the most Starks caracterists, with Arya coming second, the rest of Cat and Ned sons are all with the Tully caracterists).
Dan Reznicek Eddard is Jon's father. Rhaegar was just a sperm donor
Ned raised jon, it doesnt matter who his biological parents are, ned is jons real father
EggTachi I could’ve sworn it was even. Sansa, Rickon, and Robb looking like Tullys, and Arya, Bran, and Jon looking like Starks.
Liam Cunningham is such an amazing actor his roleplay here is oscar worthy. You can really feel his anger and rage in his every word.
Take all of my thumbs ups!
I don't think Davos was going to be that much of a main character but because his actor is so good, the character got an upgrade in the story
2:04 he's almost blubbering talking about shireen. so sad
he's just as much of a main character in the books, he has his own chapters. This actor fits the character perfectly though.
that is true. he has his own POV chapters and not all of the main characters have that, so it definitely means something.
Liam Cunningham deserved an Emmy for this scene alone. The emotion in his voice alone makes my eyes water every time I watch.
When he says '' and you KILLED her '' and '' you burned a little girl alive ''. Fuck it gets me everytime
Even the trembling in his voice looks legit AF
The way is voice and face is filled with anger and changes to sadness after he says "you killed her"
Nearly 3/4's of all the main actors in this show deserved AT LEAST AN EMMY NOMINATION!
I love the way he says "the only way for what? They all died anyway" it's full of emotions 😢
2:20
This felt like one of those parts in the telltale game where you had to make a choice
Game of thrones does have a Telltale game
Moi Levin
really? i must play it soon
You can find it at gamestop it is use for the PS4 and Xbox360
Moi Levin
i was being sarcastic. i know there is one
well this is awkward
Princess Shireen's death is so heartbreaking, finally the justice is done.
What Justice? She's free to be anywhere but where she is potentionslly useful
Justice will only be done once the Red Bitch gets a spear up her ass and gets grilled like a chicken.
she did what her god command her which is Lord of Light
Love Me If he commands you to burn children, your Lord is EVIL!
Anthony Stargaryen The Lord of Lights will bring the light again to the world
Is murdering innocent people even a crime in Westeros? I thought it was just what people do for fun.
TimofAwsome least Joffrey was tormenting & killing adults (besides Sansa) sadly, the children were dying of starvation
and do you really think Joffrey would have had any problem with burning children if he was advised to?
thats something completely different princess shireen was highborn
TimofAwsome Only Joeffrey and Gregor Clegane kill people for fun, others do it as they feel necessary like Tywin Lannester
err... Joffery order the death of babies.
You have to admire how Davos doesn't give a shit which religion is true, if any, he just does what he thinks is right. Even though Mance and Stannis were both too unyielding to make a deal, I'm very happy to see Davos (and Tormund) supporting Jon Snow.
Colonel Hart You kinda have a point, but imagine that every man in Westeros would only do what he think is right, the world would be in chaos and anarchy. Rules are there for a reason Sir
If you analyze it a little closer, it's not that he doesn't give a shit which religion is true, it's that he never trusted Melisandre to begin with. And the fact that someone that he doubted very much took away someone he loved very dearly, something fake vs something real is most likely what had him triggered like that.
Thats the difference between a good villain and a bad villain. Both are doing bad things, one of them believes what they're doing is the right thing. One of them is relate-able .
This is how religion should be approached in real life also, but instead people just tend to subscribe to the beliefs they are socialized into.
Raptor Jesus there probably are people who genuinely believe in some higher power but I think that most people in the developed world don't think so. I think deep down they don't believe in their gods but since their whole lives they've been told what to believe, they just never questioned it. I think its just some of cultural sense of obligation
The first time Melisandre realized she was wrong all along, you can tell it really hits her deeply. Liam Cunningham did so well in this scene portraying a broken father
She knew she just expected no one would hold her accountable and she could keep her experiment going
This is why Liam Cunningham is my favorite actor, and Davos is my favorite character
Same Davos is my favorite character
Jebodeiasque Liam is a vet in being that old advisor in war movies/shows... He is such a skilled actor it's great! Hope he lasts long in the series :)
Severely underrated. He deserves more roles.
i very much hope Davos survives the entire ordeal.
IMr LAPS nobody will survive.
“If he commands you to burn children, your lord is evil” is such a simple yet powerful line. This entire scene is probably one of my favorites in the entire series. Honestly though, Davos showed the outrage that Stannis should have shown the moment Melisandre suggested burning Shireen. Even Jon was disgusted and outraged by it and Shireen was a stranger to him.
Freaking yeah! I hear some people tell me they would kill their child if God commanded them because “faith” or something. I have decided a long time ago that if any deity or person that ACTUALLY asks me to do that, I should realize they are an evil demon. Some people be crazy.
He commanded her to burn Baratheon blood. Not specifically a child. But well. They literally had no ther options other than Stannis himself
@@zxylo786 Again, thanks to Davos helping Gendry escape.
Fцск the red god. I hate that religion so hard.
I bet Jon was glad he didn't sleep with her after that.😅
I feel like the delivery from all 3 actors is amazing.
The desperation from Melisandre, the rage and raw emotion in everything Davos says, and the disappointment and surpressed anger from Jon just really puts this scene together so well. I'm actually glad they didn't play any music until the very end because I feel like it would take away from the emotion of this scene.
I dont think Melissandres actress is particularly good at conveying emotions. Davos actor is supreme in his skills though. That guy is so natural. Hes amazing.
great scene
lol Kit Harrington is a terrible actor. He has about two facial expressions.
And that's why HBO pays him so well.
Barstool Blues Yes and he picked the right one for this scene so what's your problem? :p
imagine tyrion's reaction when he finds out about myrcella
***** either that or grey worm will kill the sand snakes
+Kristoff Bjorgman true anyways tyene ellaria Obara and nymeria can go die we have 5 other off screen sand snakes that can be legitimized Martells no need for the ones I listed
***** HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA *dies of laughter two minutes later*
knowing D+D they probably skip it
Ivan Kalami Since when did he really care for her
My favorite quote in all of GoT... "If he commands you to burn children, your Lord is evil." It is just perfectly said and expressed, and it shows the how simply and clearly Davos sees the world.
Also love the scene at the end, where Jon banishes her from the North. It was at that moment I think that Davos truly came to believe in him. Despite owing her his life, he stood by his honor and what he felt was right.
Like his father Ned Stark. He does NOT condone murdering children.
Praise the Great Other. The Lord of Light is for a reason also called Lord of Shadows
It was the only option. It would make little sense to kill the person responsible for him being alive at all, and he certainly couldn’t do nothing.
Well...i don't think the Lord of Light commanded anyone to burn children. It required royal blood. Melisandre previously tried to sacrifice Gendry and perhaps would have tried to sacrifice Jon too when she tried to seduce him at the wall.
It was her and Stannis that chose Shireen as sacrifice after failing with anyone else.
I’ll stick to my gods of tits and wine, thank you
I love that Melisandre is in the dark in this scene and Davos stands by the window with light on him. Shows that even though she represents the lord of light, she is in the dark both morally and in terms of what she was able to see with her faith
True
We can say this, where is the light if there’s no dark, where is the dark if there’s no light. So the Lord of Light doesn’t stay on one side, The lord of Light may have been on the light when he revived Jon but The lord of light was in the dark when he knew exactly what would’ve happened with the Boltons when they burned they poor little girl
Well...
there are some hints in the books that Davos is in fact the living embodiment of Lightbringer.
@@nickdentoom1173 I would love that to be in the movie because he deserves that role
Seriously, its an injustice that Liam Cunningham did not win or even get nominated for anything from this scene. His acting is truly spectacular.
@★ Froggie Animation ★ Joffrey was only present in two episodes of season four, if any character from this show deserved an Emmy that season it’s Tywin, Tyrion, or Oberyn.
@★ Froggie Animation ★ It’s been awful since season 6 if you ask me.
@@jonathandevers6609 5 too
Umm, great scene, Davos really cared and loved for that little girl.
The acting was incredible. You could tell he was done with holding in the grief. Davos is awesome. One of the truly good people left.
Even more sad when you know he already lost his son.
@@YOU_SHALL_NOW_PASS In the books he had seven and lost four.
This scene is really fascinating, because it almost seems like Melisandre is coming to a deeper realization about what she was wrong about. All this time, she's done horrible things with the absolute certainty that it was right, because the Lord of Light commanded it, because it was powerful and empowered her by proxy. Now, she's confronted by the raw grief of a man looking her in the eye and telling her something she had probably never heard before or even considered. Not that her god wasn't real, but rather that it wasn't a force of good. It's like after all the time she's been confronting those who doubted its power or existence, smugly and effortlessly proving the truth of her convictions with her magics and abilities, she's for the first time being confronted with the possibility that maybe this thing she swore herself to was something nefarious and demonic. And she has no defense against that accusation...
That's an interesting interpretation. One way I always looked at it that the Lord of Light did not want Shireen's death and that the snow melting was actually his punishment for her death- Stannis marched his army straight to their deaths at the hands of the Boltons. The Lord of Light had to know they didn't stand a chance, so it makes no sense to melt the snow and usher their march as a reward for such a horrific sacrifice. Instead of retreating back to Castle Black (and then later coming back with the wildling reinforcements, although Stannis couldn't have known that at this time), Stannis went straight on and lost his life and his cause to a psychopathic butcher.
I would have figured the Lord of Light (or whatever was posing as the lord of light) was evil the moment I gave birth to a demon baby.
@@wd3185 The Lord of Light burns away the impurities of non-believers according to the High Priestess of Volantis.
Not even the question of faith, but rather what she's done for that faith. How many people did she burn for Stannis, only to discover that she was wrong about him being the Lord of Light's champion? I would argue she doesn't question her religion, but how she's been arrogant enough to assume to know what the Lord of Light wants. It would be like if the Christian God turned out to be real, and said "yeah, no, the Bible was wrong about Jesus,." Christianity would still exist, but it would shatter every Christian to their core.
I've always felt like this was the correct interpretation of the Lord of Light. In real life Lucifer also means light bringing. And considering Lightbringer is the sword of the champion of the Lord of Light, it seems obvious that it is an Evil entity.
If not for Melisandre, House Baratheon would still be alive...
Niklas Nordbäck house barathein is still alive by gendry
Niklas Nordbäck you mean Brienne of Tarth
It still is! Gendry is back!
True, and it remains my biggest regret, but if not for me, Jon Snow would still be dead....just saying.
So many people are dead because of Melisandre, I put her and littlefinger on the same scale of destruction to the realm in my opinion
Jon’s verdict revealed three things. Or at least confirmed them.
-he’s compassionate (exiling her)
-he believes in justice (declaring her a murderer and promising to execute if she’s ever in the North again.)
-isn’t ambitious for power (recognizing his jurisdiction)
Fairest ruler of the seven kingdoms
larnizzo91 the only one who truly deserves the iron throne
larnizzo91 he's jahaerys the first come again but add to that a formidable fighter. He's every thing you need in a ruler in this world
larnizzo91 i dont think he didnt execute her out of compassion. He was giving her a “second chance” (by exiling her, warning her not to return on punishment of death) because he felt conflicted. She literally brought him back to life, he wouldnt have won winterfell back if he was dead. This “compassionate” argument is meaningless because he’s executed people before (janos slynt, ser alliser, olly)
Which could get him killed. Again.
I don't agree with you, making a decition like Jon did here is a passive decition. It's a decition where you don't take anyones side which makes both of them like you a litle bit less because no one gets the satisfaction of justice.
Lets say that in a similar scenario the exiled part would be upset about being exiled ride south and try to scheme a revenge,
Basicly being a passive leader that don't take sides or doesn't act harshly when nececcery which this scene is calls for a bad leader. Making a bad decition is always better then making none.
What a way to get fired...
Jon Snow: "There's no need to show up for work tomorrow. You're fired. Don't ever set foot in this company again."
Melisadre: ... (starts to walk away)
(Davos blocks)
Davos: "And if you ever come back to this office. I will execute you myself."
Well, could be worse, when Jon fired her he just said Get Out. When the Lord of Light fires you he uses actual Fire
LOL
winterland Lmfaoo
Jesus Christ I shouldn't have had such a laugh at this.
Wow The Office Reboot is way different from the original
the funny thing is that Liam Cunningham (Davos) and Carice van Houten (Melisandre) are like best friends off stage
Same with Lena Headey and Peter Dinklage. They would crack up after every take.
I always think of jack gleeson and iwan rheon, especially iwan and alfie. I love how all these actors were absolutely fantastic.
The emotions and the trembling in davos's voice. Someone give that man an oscar already
Emmys are for television, Academy Awards for film.
“How many died because you were wrong?” Really sums up how, when people claim they would die for something they’re idiots. Don’t die for a cause. Live for it. Half hand said that he wanted Jon to fight til his last breath. Forget dying - live to keep going
There’s an Oscar Wilde quote that you reminded me of. “A thing is not necessarily true because a man dies for it”
It's also the same line that Melisandre said to Davos way back in season 3, after Stannis loses the battle of Blackwater when Davos convinces him to not take Melisandre with them. Shows that for all she thinks her god and her purpose puts her above everyone else she really is just as capable of making mistakes as they are. There it was used by Melisandre to say that Davos should have had faith in her god, here it shows that her faith never could save them after all.
There are plenty of things worth dying for, you generalizing that dying for something makes you an idiot is an idiotic statement.
“A man who has nothing he is willing to die for has nothing worth living for”
-MLK
Jon: "when we had feasts, my family would sit here, and i would sit, down there"
Mel: "Check your privilege"
Well she was right. Some other bastards have been raised in the slums of Fleabottom and never had a family to take care of them *cough* Gendry *cough*
PhebusdesTours was my comment disagreeing with her??
It looked a bit sarcastic, to be honest. My bad :-P
Um, hes an orphan, wasnt accepted as family by everyone in his adopted family even though they all thought he was Neds son, he's been abused and hated by just about everyone for not having a mother through marriage, his family was slandered, brutally slaughtered, separated, and raped. He lives in a world where slaughter, lies, rape, and torture and loss take place everyday everywhere, and where everyone has to worry about that all the time, and he is no exception. He lived apart from his family for many years of his life, hearing from a distance about their deaths and suffering. He lives in a time of war that he is right in the center of, he has seen death and despair and torment in person, hes lost friends, he lost the woman he loves. They still dont know if Bran and Arya are alive, he and Sansa didnt know each other were alive until more recent times. The amount of cruelty his family has suffered, and physical trauma, mental and emotional anguish which he has suffered, is something NONE of you will ever experience in your lives. Check YOUR fuckin privilege mother fuckers.
You watch game of thrones sitting on your asses, on your computers, phones or worse, tablets, while actual people in the world have lived his very life, and people still do today.
Stop throwing that fucking word around you uneducated, prejudiced fucks. Melissandre didnt say "Check your privilege" Shes reminding him how lucky he has been, to not wallow in sadness but to be happy for what he had. Youre trying to make her line out to be an insult when it isnt at all. Youre stupid, prejuduced shit. Absolutely worthless.
Holy shit guys it was a joke !!
" i've never been much of a fighter, apologies for what you're about to see"
"My father always said, better to be a coward for a moment, than to be dead for the rest of your life."
Am B Davos said that
Davos never much of a fighter, still willing fight like a man with Jon Snow
"You killed her!" "So did David Benioff, so did D.B. Weiss. I fear Lord GRRM plans to do the same, except Stannis is at winterfell and Shireen is at castle black."
GRRM indeed plans to do the same, which is why D&D already did it.
Anthony Stargaryen the only way stannis can burn shireen is that he wins the battle of ice and the battle of winterfell. He has the mountain clans, the glovers, half of the umbers, the Mormonts, and likely than not, the manderlys. should he fall in battle, all these houses will be flayed alive, including fan favorite lyanna mormont. Therefore D&D changed the outcome regardless. Before he engages in battle with the Freys, he told justin massey to put shireen on the throne if he falls. If he changes his mind about this, it would only be the battle for dawn against the white walkers.
JitoLibidoHTS Don't tell me that, tell GRRM. It's HIS idea. He told D&D Shireen will be burned in the next book....if he ever knows how to finish it. And although I do not like Stannis, fair is fair, I also can't see why he would do it after telling his men to make Shireen queen if he would come to die.
it will the mother and Red woman doing if they kill off Shireen.
***** If Stannis loses, Mormonts, Glovers, Umbers, and likely Manderlys will all be flayed alive.
As you hear Davos walking in initially you can hear short breaths as if he's holding back a lump in his throat, tears at the heart strings.
0:57 - 2:55 best bit of acting in the entire series. rare you feel the same emotion as the actors. he nails it.
Steve P wouldn’t say the best acting in series in my opinion but definitely up there.
Steve P ii
There a lot of much better acted scenes.
Davos... the father shireen never had.
Kartik Kale why? stannis is nice father.
He was a good father until his child needed him most. It was pretty out of character for Stannis though to burn Shireen.
Yea mate, such a great father he had her burnt alive, shit, father of the year mug cups all around.
You know shit about it. Just shut the fuck up
The father she needs but not the one she deserves
Liam Cunningham just showed some of the best acting I had ever seen
The rage in his words... the heartbreak in his voice... the pain in his eyes. This scene is among the best ever.
That little princess's story... Burnt alive by her parents when she was afraid of fire,,,
Especially after he lost his own sons at the Blackwater.
Fucking Liam Cunningham... awesome. Sheer emotion and grief and torrid rage in his voice and face.
Stannis The Mannis You sick fuck, how dare you burn your own child alive?
2:02
I began crying. I didn't cry at the Red Wedding, I didn't cry when Ned Stark died, I didn't cry at Jon Snow's death, but this made me cry.
All the energy put into his words made me sob, all the pain, all of it. Like a father losing his daughter.
"I loved that girl, like she was my own. She was good, she was kind, and you killed her."
Those words broke my heart.
@★ Froggie Animation ★ I think your comment is stupid. They were just sharing their thoughts and feelings. No need to take a shit on them. Go find someone else to bother with your idiocy.
@★ Froggie Animation ★ your comment is stupid
You're the stupidest person of the Internet
Liam Cunningham, the actor playing Davos, is a father of 3. His channeling a heartbroken dad's sorrow shouldn't be that hard.
On a side note, cool choice of name and avatar.
Huh. It must be devastating for Melisandre to be exiled by Jon, if you think about it. Being banished by your lords prophesied champion. Imagine it like a priest being told "fuck you, leave my presence" by Jesus himself. I actually feel bad for her(just a little), haha.
In her POV chapter, we also learn that she's a 'decent' being. She actively prevents Davos from further despair by looking after his kid, without telling anyone, so we know that she truly believes that what she does is for the right reasons. I think she'll go back to Kinvara, to warn her about the Night King
I think she will go to Kinvara to tell her about Jon Snow
Dude, have you ever heard of Judas?
"I never know you. Away from me, you evildoers!"
Yeah, Jesus promised that He'd say exactly that. To certain people.
Very powerful scene
I'll never understand why Stannis was convinced that killing his sweet and kind daughter was the 'right thing to do'.
Stanis was gone then, the only time we see genuine Stanis again would probably be when Breien kills him, when he realized he wasn't the chosen one.
@@badjuju2721 I don’t know, Stannis was always kind of cruel. He planned on killing Robb Stark and others besides Renly without so much as negotiations and even with the case of Renly he barely gave him any time to reconsider after the face to face confrontation before having him killed. From my point of view Stannis was never gone. He always was planning on getting the Iron Throne, damn anyone who tells him no.
@@meloneatingwolf1882 Renly was literally planning to kill him with his massive army in the next day more time would have meant Stannis died. And Stannis would never kill his heir and Robb decided to take half the kingdom for himself which was treason in Stannis' eyes.
@@meloneatingwolf1882 That's just DD butchering Stannis. Book Stannis never did anything like this
@@znaim88 The way they butchered Stannis and Dorne is much worse than the ending
Davos
I don't get why everyone is so scared of the Nights King? I had lunch with him yesterday, not a bad guy at all!
me too although he's not a good cook too much boar in the soup
he told me he wants to have a career in music.
direwolf pie was good though
Kwendtster lol
He likes to knit sweaters in his spare time.
For me, Liam’s strongest moment was the part where Melisandre confirms what she did. He’d already joined the dots - the burnt out pyre, and the stag he gave Shireen. But the moment she confirms it, any possibility he might’ve been wrong disappears, and the full magnitude finally hits him all over again. He had watched Melisandre’s burnings before, and he knew full well that it’s an absolutely horrible way to go. Now he couldn’t escape the knowledge that the sweet and innocent little girl he loved like a daughter had in fact suffered just that. And he conveyed the emotions so well.
"I loved that girl like she was my own. She was good, she was kind and you killed her!" My favorite line of the whole show.
It's ridiculous how good this show is. Like how is it possible.
William Merritt dumbass fanboy lol
lol the Show has become shite the last 3 seasons after they actually followed the storyline. The show is fanfiction bullshit since season 5.
Everybody jumps on the bandwagon and says that it has gone downhill since season 5, not even true. Season 6 was amazing : We had Ep2 "Home", Ep4 "Book of the stranger", Ep5 "The door", Ep9 "Battle of the bastards", Ep10 "The winds of winter". Anyone saying season 6 ins't great is an ungrateful person.
Season 5 also had its moments with the last 3 episodes. I would argue that S05E08 "Hardhome" was the best in the whole series. Weakest season but still very good.
season 6 is surprisingly good , good enough to stay on top of other tv shows
Stannis was a shit character. Glad he died.
I love it when Melisandre is told to leave realizing that Jon is not like Stannis and that she doesn't have him eating out of her hands
Ser Davos really loved her like she was his own child.
I feel as if Davos is the only one who makes half and ounce of sense in this entire series.
He is logical and deals in reality, not superstitions and fantasies.
Alice Sinn and the hound
Alice Sinn and the spice king
Robin Groves
Despite asking the same woman to perform a miracle and bring someone back from the dead.
Despite that.
"The only way for what? They all died anyway"
That red witches manipulation wiped out the entire Baratheon clan except for one
"If he commands to burn children, your lord is EVIL... I loved that little girl like she was my own, she was GOOD, and you KILLED HER" GODDDAMN THAT SOME GOOD ACTING. I'm in tears and my heart is broken all over again
'If he commands you to burn children, your lord is evil..' excellent delivery!
It's a CRIME that Liam Cunningham didn't get an Emmy nomination for this. All these years later and it still moves me more than almost any other moment in the show.
100% right that scene was fantastic with his emotions about Princess Shireen
Ser Davos was arguably the best man on the show as far moral values and integrity goes.
"If he commands you to burn children, your lord is evil"
That shits powerful
“If he commands you to burn children, your Lord is evil”
*Hamas has entered the chat*
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The “TELL HIM!” gets me every time 😢
Characters like Davos are the reason we all stuck around to watch this show as the quality dwindled. The actor lit up the screen every single moment he was on it.
Who is we? We all stuck around because nothing was dwindled.
You can see her conscience catching up with her here. Without the blind faith she's being forced to consider what shes done.
Thinking you can burn innocent people alive and shrug it off is like saying you can drink all day and stay sober
Davos is such an underrated character, he needs more love. Poor guy.
Liam Cunningham is a brilliant actor
I literally cry everytime, the pain in Davos is absolutely real and genuine. One of the best performances in the series for me.
Some actors on this show are so good, they completely make you forget they're just acting. Liam Cunningham is one of those actors. 2:02 - 2:09 is an example of what I'm talking about. The raw emotion he displays is heart breaking. It's like he truly lost a daughter. This show truly is among the best to have ever existed. I can't express how much I love it.
"Ride south today!" Yes, I heared Cersei seeks some counseling :P
I love the look on Melisandre"s face when Jon tells her to leave the North. She was shocked that Jon sent her away like Jon would treat her as Stannis did.
I wonder what Ser Davos would've said/done to Stannis if he found out while the latter was still alive.
I'm guessing that such a scene would've played out much the same--Stannis did, after all, expect nothing less from Davos than truth at all times, and appointed him as Hand for that very reason.
Cheryl Mason yes Stannis respected Davos for the 'hard truths ' he gave out to him. Referring back to their conversation after Renly's death.
Stannis couldn't have done it with Davos there, that's why he sent him away.
Daavos seaworth The onion Knight is my favorite character
I have to say, Liam Cunningham's performance here is Oscar worthy IMO
The rage of a kind man is always the scariest.
This is some of the finest acting I've ever seen. You can see the emotion in every character, especially Ser Davos.
This scene is a masterpiece. No matter how many times I've seen it. The tension, the tone, the sadness and anger in Davos voice... Simply perfect.
1 - Melissandre is BEAUTIFUL
2 - I even loved Shireen like one of my own
3 - Melissandre has changed from the first episodes when she was really strong, you can see she is broken
2:25
Such a haunting expression. She just now realizes how wrong she is and always has been, and now she sees the consequences of her actions. So many dead... all for nothing.
And it’s all her fault.
"How many died because you were wrong?" That's one of my favorite lines. Melisandre is trying to say she was wrong. It's almost like she's trying to say 'I'm human, I made a mistake.' And Davos shuts her down immediately. No sympathy. No quarter given. "How many died, because you were wrong."
Indeed, can't pretend human error after claiming to speak for a god
I'm so glad Jon got rid of her, she a murder and a liar. Maybe if Stannis listened more to Davos and less to Melisandre he wouldn't have lost.
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She did not lie once. She deeply believed that every thing she's done was right. It might seem weird, but she is a very pious woman. You can feel the despair in her voice when she says "I didn't lie! I was wrong."
Or maybe if the writers didn't turn Stannis into a religious fanatic, none of this would've happened anyway.
How do you feel about her now? 😏
Brendan Sousa tf that’s how the books go you dumbo that was Stannis’s downfall written not the writers doing
"so did her mother" her mother tried to save her though. she was held back by the guards.
Yep and her mother couldn’t live with herself after that.
Cruelest and Coldest Lines of Game of Thrones:
"So long as I am your king, Crime won't go unpunished!
Ser Illyn! Bring me his head!"
"I murdered men to get to you!
...You took to long.."
"If you think this has a happy ending you haven't been paying attention"
"Explain to me why it is more honorable to kill 10,000 men in battle than a dozen at dinner??"
"Burn them all!!"
Dust Tywin actually said that not walder frey
But yeah that was pretty much tywin's way of seeing it
Wasn't exactly "honorable", but "noble" :P Tywin didn't give a rat's ass about honor.
Javier Luna who said the second quote, that with taking too long?
palemoonlight96 cersei to jaime, after he returned to KL with brienne
I mean... The two before last have a point...
I've watched this scene several times. Gut-wrenching!
culversketch Agreed. Just a phenomenal show all around. This past season delivered big-time on so many levels. One of the best ever!
Agreed, it was an overall fantastic season, definitely up there with Seasons 4 and 1
It's interesting where Melisandre is going with her character. Her faith in her god hasn't been shaken but her faith in herself has been compromised. Despite what happened with Jon Snow, her damning failure with Stannis and is family his going to destroy her. The confidence she had in earlier seasons has clearly begun to disintegrate.
Davos gambled when he threw that toy. Had she not caught It in the air it would have been an awkward start to this
@2:02 is when I started tearing up. Even in the books, Davos was a good person and was fond of Shireen so I feel for him so much. You can just imagine all the energy he's mustering to keep himself from strangling Melisandre right then and there. I personally would have considered gutting her on the spot, don't care if I get executed for unwarranted murder afterwards.
The acting is just so good in GoT.
"Your lord is evil" so much emotion in this one
That little snivel he does after saying "I loved that girl like she was my own. She was good, she was kind and YOU KILLED HER!" always frickin gets me. Liam Cunningham is a brilliant actor.
Nice to see that at least one person in this world doesn't condone child murder.
"So did her mother"
No the mother realized that you were wrong and tried to save her. For the last moments of her daughters life, she finally acted like a mother.
Davos has to be the purest soul in GoT - children like Shireen notwithstanding
It was sad. Davos emotion was a fatherly one. He lost his son and his friend who was like his daughter dead. Wow it was an amazing scene
The actor that played Davos was spot on with his emotions about Princess Shireen. Just fantastic. Just for that saying he should have been nominated for an Emmy
now THAT is acting.Bravo to carice van Houten and Liam Cunningham.Astounding performances.
Liam Cunningham had showed here he was one of the few best actors of this show
You can hear his rage in his voice
Liam Cunningham's performance in this scene is a flawless diamond
"I CAN HELP YOU WIN THAT WAR"
*Lights a couple torches*
"My work here is complete"
I Love that Jon did what was right, shows he is a true King. Stannis was weak.
Jon didn't do what was right. He was a coward and decided not to decide. He was afraid he wouldn't be able to decide against her future advices, like Stannis was unable to, so he sent her away instead.
Or he showed mercy to the woman that saved his life..
The best way would've been to delay her trial until after the war. As she said she's ready to die once her purpose is fulfilled. This method would keep Davos happy and Jon would still retain Mel's council.
Jon was far to quick to pass judgment imo and now it's too late to go back on his word.
Melisandre doesn't need a trial. She was just an advisor to Stannis,and she gave a bad advice. Not out of cruelty or sadism, but out of her misinterpreted visions. She had no authority to burn Shireen and she had no powers to force Stannis to do so. I feel for Davos, but Shireen's death was ALL on Stannis.
When Jon asked Melisandre not to revive him if he was killed again. She said she would do whatever the lord of light wanted, regardless of Jon's wish. So Jon also might've sent her away just to secure not getting revived again. He does seem very different from when he was killed, kind of depressed, but more in a traumatized way..
While Davos has always been one of my favorite characters, I think this was his most powerful scene. It's a perfect portrayal of a man about to lose control, right down to the almost-crying and the uncontrollable shaking of his voice.
Ser Davos loved the princess Shireen more than her farher did ...
after Melisandre defended herself and as Jon prepares to render his veredict, they should have inserted a shot of Davos in expectation. It was a decisive moment for him when he would learn what kind of leader jon was. If he would accept the help of dark magic like Stannis, or if he would denied it altogether. A brief tension that would improve an already very good scene.
I love the acting in this scene. The acting between the two of them is stupendous, Davos' restrained rage, and Melisandre's pride and humbling experience warring for dominance in her.