Juyeong Park Hugs to you. I'm feeling the same way. Let's vote for Sansa. She deserves a good man....if there's a miracle cure for him of course. He is ovedue for some good magic and high time he started hatching Mormonts. I hardly think it would dismay him if the firstborn looks like a Bolton. Let Tyrion and Varys try knocking sense into Dany for awhile. Jorah would make a good Warden of the North and could still support the throne from there. I have this planned. :D
@@valkyriesardo278 it pains me how every single tiny little fan theory is absolutely 100% better than what we got, Jorah and Sansa would have been great and wholesome after her hell in the books
Life: the Ser Jorah Mormont way; *A chronological summary* - - War...zoned by the Greyjoy Rebellion. - Knightzoned by King Robert (lol that is a horrible word, but still, the proudest day of his life, for his valiant efforts in battle) - Husbandzoned by marrying a beautiful, yet highly strung and snobby new wife expecting a lot more wealth from her Hightower backgrounds, greedily costing Jorah everything of the comparatively little he had, and never being grateful. - Reluctant-slaver-zoned; to keep paying for his wife's luxuries and expensive living. - Enemy-of-the-Realm-zoned mostly by Lord Eddard Stark when his slaver activities became apparent; wife leaves him shortly. - No-son-of-mine-zoned by his dad Jeor 'fookin' Mormont. - Lone-ranger zoned by life in general, wandering Essos, a wandering Mormont bear so far from kin, hearth and home. - annnd then we reach the years where he is famously *friend zoned* by the apparent, true love of his life Daenerys. - Moreover being enemy zoned by her, and now being 'um well I dunno zoned' after Season 5. Oh and lets not forget, greyscale-zoned...probably on a fast track to 'plague ridden painful death zoned'. This poor, wounded bear. All he wants is the sweet honey... **Daenerys cough**
I can't feel that bad for him. Everyone who cries about him being "friendzoned" when he betrayed her. Yes, he feels horrible for it--but she doesn't know that and she can't trust that he wouldn't betray her again.
well of course she knows that, if she's got half a brain, and of course she can trust that a man in love will be far more loyal than before he was in love.
I honestly don't understand Jorah's spite towards Tyrion. Jorah was the one who captured him and exposed him to lot's of dangerous situations with his foolishness. Despite all of that Tyrion vows for Jorah's loyalty towards Daenerys and probably saved his head during this scene. And by doing so he didn't only save Jorah but indirectly he saved Daenerys as well.
It makes a lot more sense in the books. SPOILERS (assuming I remember correctly): After the Greyjoy rebellion, there was a tourney held at Lannisport. Jorah took part in the jousting while wearing the favor of Lynesse Hightower around his arm, and after he won against Jaime Lannister, he crowned Lynesse as his queen and love and beauty (similar to the concept of the rose Rhaegar gave to Lyanna because she was so beautiful). Jorah pleaded for her hand in marriage, and he got it. They moved back north to Bear Island, but Lynesse was sad. Bear island was lacking many of the comforts of the south. Jorah began to hire some of the best cooks and singers and such as he could find, and bought her lots of nice jewelry. However, the Mormonts weren't a wealthy family. All of this pretty much left his house bankrupt, but Jorah still wanted to make his wife happy. Rather than give a some criminals over to the Nights Watch, Jorah decided to sell them into slavery so he could make his wife happy. When Ned Stark found out, Jorah and Lynesse fled to Essos. This left them in an even worse financial situation, and Lynesse was unwilling to part with the Jewelry she had kept. Lynesse left Jorah to become one of some rich dude's mistresses, and Jorah was alone. When Dany asked Jorah what Lynesse looked like, Jorah said that she looked like Dany.
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Emilia Clarke's acting got much better around here. She conveyed both suppressed anger and disappointment in three words at "Yes. Many opportunities."
The character is getting older, so it makes sense that she would act with more complex emotions
She’s not my type, but that being said she’s definitely WRONG for this role
Man I just fell sorry for Jorah Mormont...His life is just fcked up
Juyeong Park Hugs to you. I'm feeling the same way. Let's vote for Sansa. She deserves a good man....if there's a miracle cure for him of course. He is ovedue for some good magic and high time he started hatching Mormonts. I hardly think it would dismay him if the firstborn looks like a Bolton. Let Tyrion and Varys try knocking sense into Dany for awhile. Jorah would make a good Warden of the North and could still support the throne from there. I have this planned. :D
Juyeong Park Please dont let him die.
@@valkyriesardo278 it pains me how every single tiny little fan theory is absolutely 100% better than what we got, Jorah and Sansa would have been great and wholesome after her hell in the books
Jorah's acting is underrated as fuck here. The literal amount of fervent lament on his face is INTENSE.
yeah it's just you who noticed
Life: the Ser Jorah Mormont way;
*A chronological summary* -
- War...zoned by the Greyjoy Rebellion.
- Knightzoned by King Robert (lol that is a horrible word, but still, the proudest day of his life, for his valiant efforts in battle)
- Husbandzoned by marrying a beautiful, yet highly strung and snobby new wife expecting a lot more wealth from her Hightower backgrounds, greedily costing Jorah everything of the comparatively little he had, and never being grateful.
- Reluctant-slaver-zoned; to keep paying for his wife's luxuries and expensive living.
- Enemy-of-the-Realm-zoned mostly by Lord Eddard Stark when his slaver activities became apparent; wife leaves him shortly.
- No-son-of-mine-zoned by his dad Jeor 'fookin' Mormont.
- Lone-ranger zoned by life in general, wandering Essos, a wandering Mormont bear so far from kin, hearth and home.
- annnd then we reach the years where he is famously *friend zoned* by the apparent, true love of his life Daenerys.
- Moreover being enemy zoned by her, and now being 'um well I dunno zoned' after Season 5.
Oh and lets not forget, greyscale-zoned...probably on a fast track to 'plague ridden painful death zoned'.
This poor, wounded bear. All he wants is the sweet honey...
**Daenerys cough**
Tyrion: you should get back at his betrayal by having sex with me
Best job interview ever.
I can't feel that bad for him. Everyone who cries about him being "friendzoned" when he betrayed her. Yes, he feels horrible for it--but she doesn't know that and she can't trust that he wouldn't betray her again.
well of course she knows that, if she's got half a brain, and of course she can trust that a man in love will be far more loyal than before he was in love.
I honestly don't understand Jorah's spite towards Tyrion. Jorah was the one who captured him and exposed him to lot's of dangerous situations with his foolishness. Despite all of that Tyrion vows for Jorah's loyalty towards Daenerys and probably saved his head during this scene. And by doing so he didn't only save Jorah but indirectly he saved Daenerys as well.
This man is just constantly friendzoned to the point where it's hilarious! Jorah needs to stop trying!
It makes a lot more sense in the books.
SPOILERS (assuming I remember correctly):
After the Greyjoy rebellion, there was a tourney held at Lannisport. Jorah took part in the jousting while wearing the favor of Lynesse Hightower around his arm, and after he won against Jaime Lannister, he crowned Lynesse as his queen and love and beauty (similar to the concept of the rose Rhaegar gave to Lyanna because she was so beautiful). Jorah pleaded for her hand in marriage, and he got it. They moved back north to Bear Island, but Lynesse was sad. Bear island was lacking many of the comforts of the south. Jorah began to hire some of the best cooks and singers and such as he could find, and bought her lots of nice jewelry. However, the Mormonts weren't a wealthy family. All of this pretty much left his house bankrupt, but Jorah still wanted to make his wife happy. Rather than give a some criminals over to the Nights Watch, Jorah decided to sell them into slavery so he could make his wife happy. When Ned Stark found out, Jorah and Lynesse fled to Essos. This left them in an even worse financial situation, and Lynesse was unwilling to part with the Jewelry she had kept. Lynesse left Jorah to become one of some rich dude's mistresses, and Jorah was alone.
When Dany asked Jorah what Lynesse looked like, Jorah said that she looked like Dany.
I want to know what the music to this is called
At 1:22 , is he crying? He's frickin' crying! Just take him back Dany, he loves. Why you do this to him Khaleesi? WHHHYYYYY??
Because he betrayed her? Sold information to Robert and endangered her life?
Tyrion spoke vwey well here
Stuff !!!
I feel Jorah will redeem himself in his possible death in season 6.
*Season 8
Reminder to get your grayscale treated early.
Although I wouldn't have minded seeing it claim Jorah and get him the hell off my TV.
It was`nt that when he was keeping the white walkers off you and died doing it.
In the end, Tyrion betrayed her, and Jorah died for her.
So what hes old ? Hes still good looking? He give hes life for her❤
No, it's because he was a traitor
@@zinkheroofyoutube8004No, he betrayed King Robert for her
@@7even5ive81 But he still tried to have her killed and lied about it
I can understand why having someone like him may not be the best idea
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Jorah actor is a ham but meh, I kinda feel bad for him? 🤷🏻♂️