I often imagined, that being the Three-Eyed Raven means that yes, you are no longer yourself. What makes a person who they are is the sum of all their experiences and memories... but what happens when you have the memories of an entire land of people, stretching back for dozens, if not, hundreds or thousands of years? The one set of memories and experiences that made you 'you' would be lost in amongst all that other noise... I imagine it would be like blending 16 million colors together.... you'd just end up with some kind of grey.
This is a good point! I always felt that he died in that cave with Hodor and Summer. After that point he was no longer the same. I think him coming to the realization of why Hodor was the way he was, plus him being responsible honestly just made him emotionally check out. And knowing everything it's just easier than feeling the pain truly.
I so loved Dany in this battle. She stopped listening to all the bad advice and led the charge. She still needs to fight the smear campaign against her and this is easily twisted against her but the regular people don't know the half of the depravities of their leaders.
Robert Baratheon did say meeting The Dothraki in an open field was more or less a death sentence. Meeting them on the field with a dragon backing them? Ooof. Jaime and The Lannister army had no chance. Bronn saving Jaime shows that he does care about Jaime past their professional relationship.
A little tidbit is that near Highgarden is also where the "Iron Fist" army of House Lannister and House Gardener (who ruled The Reach before the Tyrells) fought Aegon Targaryen's invasion of Westeros. It's called the Field of Fire as the entire army of the two Houses was burned down by Aegon's dragons. After the battle it is in these fields Lorren Lannister bent his knee to Aegon the Conqueror. So this battle, the sides and the outcome mirror those events. But Jon should now that after subduing the south Aegon turned his eye northwards...maybe the new Conqueror will do the same.
I don’t see the issue with Daenerys this episode, she listened to her advisors and didn’t attack the city, but an enemy army, yeah it sucks but they’re soldiers🤷🏻♂️ she needed to show her strength
It shows how good these characters and the show were written. Sansa and Jon reunion was the most emotional yet they had never even been on screen together before that moment.
@@sandraellis7397 It was cool when he did the knight thing and went at the dragon, though. I suppose he was really trying to kill Daenerys, but it looked cool.
I think Sansa and Jon’s reunion might have been more emotional because it was one of the “first” and Sansa was running from a desperate situation (running away from Ramsey) and desperate for safety. Now Sansa is in her home. Bran is no longer really Bran so I understand his reaction. Arya and Sansa also had a complicated relationship and different interests as children so I also understand their reaction. I still felt the love in all the reunions and they are part of my favorite scenes in the whole show.
It shows how good these characters and show were written. Sansa and Jon reunion was the most emotional yet they had never even been on screen together before that moment.
Lol I wondered if she'd think that, but then I remembered that she said she would supply him with all the men he needed to mine the dragon glass. Maybe her men saw these drawings, as well.
People forget that when Bran realized that he was the one that made Hodor Hodor, that basically traumatized him to the nth degree. He doesn’t want to ever do that to someone ever again and hence he is so stand-off with his emotions. He truly cared for Hodor as a person and that realization would turn anyone off.
I have to say this: when you know everything, when you're slammed with every memory, every detail of every battle, birth, death, anniversary, etc there is NO POSSIBLE WAY you can outwardly grieve all of those sorrows and delight in all of those joys. It's not a reasonable thing to ask. I have hypermnesia and am frequently perceived as cold. I remember word for word. I feel all of it, I assure you.
The reunions just hit different when you're watching in real time and wait with bated breath for years on end for it to happen. I used to love seeing the reactions of ppl freaking out lol. Let's not forget these weren't your standard 'TV reunions' that happen after about five episodes of separation. These were as genuine as it gets. That feeling of joy and poignancy can't be recreated, because these moments were seven long seasons in the making.
@14:05 I like that guy, he played in the show "Merlin" (a King Arthur show). I think he was in maybe the 3rd-5th seasons of that show. It's a great tv series.
I hope you’re ready for my dissertation on why the Starks were acting like That: Bran became everyone who has lived and will live after he became The Three Eyed Raven, when you have all those memories and potential prophecies running around your mind full time to the point where you’re not even present in the time your body is living that can override any sensitive personality that we know bran to have. His stoicism at this point it’s just all that can hold all of that comes of being a Three Eyed Raven. Also, I think the reason the other two Stark reunions felt a bit flat compared to Jon and Sansa is one, they were the first good thing that’s happened to the Starks in how many years and two, the Stark Theme that played in the background elevated the scene. The music in the show plays such a huge part in giving us emotional depth, I think cutting out the Stark theme brought down the emotions of those scenes. The feelings of “home“ whether it be a person (Jon and Sansa finding each other), or it being back in your home after seven years and seeing your siblings who you thought were dead but them cutting the music that we now associate with Starks finally winning undercuts the emotional payoff we should get from the remaining kids finally being home and finding one another. And finally I think her staring at Arya when she was fighting with Brienne is just the realization that her siblings are changed. I mean Brandon is no longer the little boy she knew 7 years ago and Arya has a list of people she wants to kill and Sansa can see that her sister COULD kill people with the skills, it’s the realization that her family has forever changed. Maybe in her mind Bran and Arya stayed children, they stayed these annoying little siblings who she probably held in her mind all these years so it was more shock maybe? And realization.
I took Sansa looking at Arya and Brienne's fight like that because she never saw Arya fight like that and I thought it was that it scared her somewhat, especially after learning Arya had a list of names.
That's very likely. Sansa had always seen Arya as a bit of a "tomboy", but to see her sparring with someone of Brienne's caliber, and coming out on top, would have freaked her out. Bran's not Bran anymore, and that definitely wasn't the same girl she remembered as her baby sister.
@@bill.godwin-austen Coming out on top is a bit much. It was more or less a tie at the end, and there is no way Brienne was fighting at full power to spar with Arya. She was careful not to hurt Arya, and she could have.
I loved watching this episode. We really saw the destructive power of the dragons here! I also loved that sparring match between Arya and Brienne. That was so cool! As far as your question of why Littlefinger gave Bran the valerian steel dagger, I think that he did it as a tactic to basically get in good with the Starks. He has always been a master manipulator, making chess moves to maneuver his way towards greater power & influence.
Dany is really cutting up!!! We love that for her Edit: and honestly tho!!! One thing game of thrones has never failed on is quality. Movie type quality 👌
"Isn't their survival more important than your pride" - Jon to Mance Rayder, Season 5 Episode 1 "This morning I heard a song all the way from Qarth, beyond the red waste. Daenerys Targaryen lives. She has three dragons. Even if what they say is true, it'll be years before they're fully grown and then there'll be nowhere to hide" - Varys to Tyrion before Blackwater, Season 2 Episode 8 "When my dragons are fully grown we will lay waste to great armies and burn cities to the ground" - Daenerys at the gates of Qarth, Season 2 Episode 4
I loved your reaction to this whole episode (this one was an amazing one for sure), but a loved loved loved your reaction to the battle at the end. "some people finna die" 🤣😎
GOT went from not showing a battle to showing all aspects of a battle. They did an incredible job at it and both this episode and battle of the bastards are some of the top episodes for me because of that
I love the battle in this episode. They used mostly practical effects (except the dragon of course) and I believe they set a new record for the amount of stuntmen set on fire during the making of a single episode. My only small complaint is the plot armor on Jaime and Bronn. I feel like at least one of them should have died.
Bran still loves his friends and family, but he also loves every other person who's alive or has ever lived and he has watched them all die, or will watch them all die. Doesn't leave any bandwidth for individual empathy.
One of my favorite episodes of GoT, I’ve been patiently waiting to see you reaction to it! I like Bronn but I was literally yelling at the tv and only worried about Daenerys and Drogon when he was shooting at them w/ the scorpion 😆
Btw this episode proves roberts warning in season was correct , "only a fool would meet the dothraki in an open field" , its just shows even though he wasn't the best king he was a outstanding military general and tactition
I always love this battle because its the first time we see the dragons against common soldiers. Warfare is completely changed going up against dragons its not even fair. Its like bringing a modern bomber jet with nukes to fight against medieval soldiers with swords and spears
Just gotta say it’s great to have you back finishing game of thrones your reaction to this show is great keep killin it are you gonna do movies when this is done maybe
That scene with Dany coming over the Mountains is pretty epic, and Bronn's fight against the Dragon and getting through the fire, just awesome. On Bran, I see it as, he knows so so much, he knows the past, the present, the future pretty much and it's so much knowledge that it makes his own life and even the small things in the present very insignificant. Because he's cursed with knowledge, so much of it, it drowns him out, who he was originally I mean.
I said this in a previous video, but Meera is a unique character because writers would have usually killed her off or made her someone's love interest once her purpose was served. But with her, she just went home lol.
I always look at Sansa’s reaction to Arya in the courtyard is really just about the fact that there is a little envy and resentment for the fact that she endured unspeakable horror and violation after violation of her own autonomy and agency since they’ve all been apart. She was desperate and helpless almost always and lived in fear and terror. From her own point of view, it seems like Arya has been on thrilling adventures learning how to fight and protect herself while everyone else, but especially Sansa was still in Westeros suffering. I don’t think it makes how Sansa reacted right or wrong really but more just like an understandable one considering the circumstances and perspective that Sansa is coming from. Trauma coupled with her assumptions about Arya at first play a role big time.
Dany is a savage lol but I still love her. Love this episode..when the Dothraki are coming through and yelling and Dany comes on drogon I get chills every time lol I love that she burned all the food and gold though and didn’t burn all the men just let her army do that part.
Why burn the food though? Doesn't she need that to feed her own army? There's not a lot of food produced on Dragonstone. She also could have used that food to win over the starving people of KL.
She didn't get the gold. When the Tarlys first ride up to Jamie they report all the gold was already safely in Kings Landing. So Cerci can pay off the Iron Bank.
Sansa was afraid of Arya’s abilities because she has a list so there’s that fear of possibly being on it. More importantly though she left Littlefinger so he wont attempt to exploit that fear.
The one thing they do really well is make these battle set-pieces feel monumental. Just when I think they can't top the immensity of the previous battles, the loot train battle leaves me awestruck. The Dothraki to Tyrion : "Your people can't fight". But lol how did the Dothraki fair against the dragons? Not so well either huh. Who on earth can fair well against fire breathing dragons.....maybe there is someone 😶
Robert Baratheon in season 1: Only a fool would meet the Dolthraki in an open field 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Tyrion’s plans have all failed so far so I get Daenerys’s frustration. Just when we though they couldn’t top battle of the bastards they give us the loot train!! Bran & Meera’s goodbye was so heartbreaking she deserved so much better. Sansa & Jon definitely has the best reunion & it’s not just you the other stark reunions were definitely lack luster. Arya & Brienne was so amazing & yes it’s looked like Sansa felt a way hating on them
I understand what you mean by the recent reunions feeling anticlimactic. It was probably at this point when I started to feel like they just decided to get the important plot points out of the way as fast as possible. It's almost like a friend recapping what happend instead of watching it for yourself...
I’m probably overlooking things but I noticed that Bran did hug Arya back whereas in his reunion with Sansa he didn’t do the same to her. I’m curious as to why that is. It’s not like he had a more noteworthy relationship with Arya when they were younger (that was shown at least). Did he just feel that she had a harder journey than Sansa back home?
It is hinted Bran and Arya were closer than Bran and Sansa. The first thing we see Arya do in the show is upstage Bran's archery skills with her own and he chases her off in annoyance showing they have a playful rivalry of sorts. We never see any context between Bran and Sansa directly.
The no hugging back Sansa might be because he knows what happened to her, and even though he isn’t emotional outwardly doesn’t mean he might not be inwardly. It is on his mind as he brings it up to her as well.
I think she remembered Arya as a little girl who dreamed of being a bad ass and just realized that is exactly what she has become. Thought she was all talk and now gets to see the walk.
I still don’t understand why they made Tyrion useless in this season he was one of the smartest characters next thing you know he’s drunk and loosing the battle plans to his sister who’s for some reason smart now
The Dagger given to Bran : Season 1 Episode 3 i think When Catelyn comes to Kings landing and Little finger says the dagger is his but loses it to Tyrion Lannister due to some kind of bet Thing is Do we believe petyr baelish that it is his or was it to Frame Tyrion on purpose But then Was the dagger given to bran in show yes as we have seen But the books haven't been written yet seasons 6, 7, and 8 are written by Dumb & dumber ( David & Dan HBO Writers)
@@MiyaElizabethReacts Ahh fair enough. I guess ST4 was just coming out when you were reacting to this. But honestly, I've been really impressed with how many random small time role players on GoT that you have recognized. So I was taken by surprise that you missed Eddie Munson. Hope you did a reaction to ST. I'll be looking for it when I'm done here.
That feel when Robert Baratheon was literally right - he should've had Daenerys murdered. No one in Westeros understood the danger she presented to them, except him, until it was too late.
I'm gonna say that this is actually a great episode from start to finish other than the Jaime unrealistically not dying part. But besides that ending, the other stuff is pretty awesome. The magnitude of how they shoot that battle feels huge. The whole episode is a perfect storm of action, drama and emotion. Hell they even manage to squeeze in a reunion in all this. That alone would've been the focus of the season finale of other shows. Here it's just a throwaway. For all the complaining this gets, most directors would feel lucky if they put out something 1/4th as majestic as the finished product here.
First of all bran is the three-eyed Raven so he sees all which is why he asked him if he knew whose dagger that was he already knew the answer but he wanted to see what little finger would say which is why he threw back his own words to him saying chaos is a ladder and with Dani, yeah and made have seemed a little the irrational fof her to do but it was more strategic. she took Jons advice she didn't go there to butcher men however she just wanted to take away cersei's food supplies and green supplies to feed her armies now she doesn't have a way to do that so it was a tactical attack in my opinion
If we take aside the Aunt/Nephew thing, Jon and Daenerys would make for a great couple. I meanz Ygritte was cute, but she was really the type of wild girl you meet at a bar Saturday night, get drunk and sleep together, then wake up Sunday morning and forgot her name. Daenerys is the woman of your dreams, Queen, beautiful, dynamic, fearsome, and she has dragons. There is no comparison.
plus, GRRM said Ygritte/Khal Drogo relationship with Jon and Dany are parallels. it's way more explicit in the books, but it was an abusive relationship. they both had no choice other than being there. it's called Stockholm syndrome
@@Nihilanth Exactly. Thanks for pointing it out. I know Jon and Dany show their relationships with Ygritte and Drogo as romantic, but they were very much like casual naive teenagers who think their relationships are strong and emotional but in fact it, it isn't good for them.
It's in this episode I realized that Dany has some tyrant tendencies. I got cold seeing and listening her speak after the caves. It's usually her advisors reigning her in a bit.
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Robert Baratheon convo w Cersei all the way back in season 1 said “only a fool would meet the Dothraki in an open field” and this episode proved it
Connections foreshadowing acheived
To be fair, they didn't choose to lol. Dany knows her army's strengths, and she played to them.
I often imagined, that being the Three-Eyed Raven means that yes, you are no longer yourself. What makes a person who they are is the sum of all their experiences and memories... but what happens when you have the memories of an entire land of people, stretching back for dozens, if not, hundreds or thousands of years? The one set of memories and experiences that made you 'you' would be lost in amongst all that other noise...
I imagine it would be like blending 16 million colors together.... you'd just end up with some kind of grey.
I could never be Bran of anything anymore 👨🦰
Especially if you learn that interfering with these memories can literally change the course of history.
This is a good point! I always felt that he died in that cave with Hodor and Summer. After that point he was no longer the same. I think him coming to the realization of why Hodor was the way he was, plus him being responsible honestly just made him emotionally check out. And knowing everything it's just easier than feeling the pain truly.
This is interesting.
I so loved Dany in this battle. She stopped listening to all the bad advice and led the charge. She still needs to fight the smear campaign against her and this is easily twisted against her but the regular people don't know the half of the depravities of their leaders.
Robert Baratheon did say meeting The Dothraki in an open field was more or less a death sentence. Meeting them on the field with a dragon backing them? Ooof. Jaime and The Lannister army had no chance.
Bronn saving Jaime shows that he does care about Jaime past their professional relationship.
If I remember right that wasn't Bronn who saved Jaimie, but another character that we met in this episode :)
@@CrazeeAdam Huh?
@@CrazeeAdam It was Bronn who saved Jaime.
@@zomkino I think it was a win regardless of Drogon's presence, but point taken.
A little tidbit is that near Highgarden is also where the "Iron Fist" army of House Lannister and House Gardener (who ruled The Reach before the Tyrells) fought Aegon Targaryen's invasion of Westeros. It's called the Field of Fire as the entire army of the two Houses was burned down by Aegon's dragons. After the battle it is in these fields Lorren Lannister bent his knee to Aegon the Conqueror. So this battle, the sides and the outcome mirror those events. But Jon should now that after subduing the south Aegon turned his eye northwards...maybe the new Conqueror will do the same.
“Only a fool would meet the Dothraki in an open field.” - Robert Baratheorn Season 1
I don’t see the issue with Daenerys this episode, she listened to her advisors and didn’t attack the city, but an enemy army, yeah it sucks but they’re soldiers🤷🏻♂️ she needed to show her strength
It shows how good these characters and the show were written. Sansa and Jon reunion was the most emotional yet they had never even been on screen together before that moment.
A cool thing i noticed is dany said to jon the same thing jon said to mance
Jamie's wearing heavy armor, he sunk like a stone.
His plot armor magically lightened him so Bronn could save him.
Yeah sank like a stone in shallow water his horse was just running in.
@@sandraellis7397 It was cool when he did the knight thing and went at the dragon, though. I suppose he was really trying to kill Daenerys, but it looked cool.
I think Sansa and Jon’s reunion might have been more emotional because it was one of the “first” and Sansa was running from a desperate situation (running away from Ramsey) and desperate for safety. Now Sansa is in her home. Bran is no longer really Bran so I understand his reaction. Arya and Sansa also had a complicated relationship and different interests as children so I also understand their reaction. I still felt the love in all the reunions and they are part of my favorite scenes in the whole show.
It shows how good these characters and show were written. Sansa and Jon reunion was the most emotional yet they had never even been on screen together before that moment.
09:49 My paranoid, overthinking, and occasionally unreasonable ass would've thought Jon drew those white walkers himself if I were Dany.
Right! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They're not exactly proof even if the Children did draw them.
Lol I wondered if she'd think that, but then I remembered that she said she would supply him with all the men he needed to mine the dragon glass. Maybe her men saw these drawings, as well.
This has become one of my favourite episodes of the whole series, the first time we see Drogon truely in action. What an epic scene.
People forget that when Bran realized that he was the one that made Hodor Hodor, that basically traumatized him to the nth degree. He doesn’t want to ever do that to someone ever again and hence he is so stand-off with his emotions. He truly cared for Hodor as a person and that realization would turn anyone off.
I have to say this: when you know everything, when you're slammed with every memory, every detail of every battle, birth, death, anniversary, etc there is NO POSSIBLE WAY you can outwardly grieve all of those sorrows and delight in all of those joys. It's not a reasonable thing to ask.
I have hypermnesia and am frequently perceived as cold. I remember word for word. I feel all of it, I assure you.
I was bummed that the GoT uploads slowed down but you have been hooking it uuuup lately!
Yeah speaking of the battle scenes. You can definitely tell they went all in on the battle scenes! The cinematography is so beautiful and well shot.
I have been so anxious to see your reaction to this one!
Sameeeee
I love your reactions! So emotive! Wait to what comes soon. You'll gonna love!
The reunions just hit different when you're watching in real time and wait with bated breath for years on end for it to happen. I used to love seeing the reactions of ppl freaking out lol. Let's not forget these weren't your standard 'TV reunions' that happen after about five episodes of separation. These were as genuine as it gets. That feeling of joy and poignancy can't be recreated, because these moments were seven long seasons in the making.
@14:05 I like that guy, he played in the show "Merlin" (a King Arthur show). I think he was in maybe the 3rd-5th seasons of that show. It's a great tv series.
Fun fact: that dagger will appear in house of the dragon 🔥
I hope you’re ready for my dissertation on why the Starks were acting like That:
Bran became everyone who has lived and will live after he became The Three Eyed Raven, when you have all those memories and potential prophecies running around your mind full time to the point where you’re not even present in the time your body is living that can override any sensitive personality that we know bran to have. His stoicism at this point it’s just all that can hold all of that comes of being a Three Eyed Raven.
Also, I think the reason the other two Stark reunions felt a bit flat compared to Jon and Sansa is one, they were the first good thing that’s happened to the Starks in how many years and two, the Stark Theme that played in the background elevated the scene. The music in the show plays such a huge part in giving us emotional depth, I think cutting out the Stark theme brought down the emotions of those scenes. The feelings of “home“ whether it be a person (Jon and Sansa finding each other), or it being back in your home after seven years and seeing your siblings who you thought were dead but them cutting the music that we now associate with Starks finally winning undercuts the emotional payoff we should get from the remaining kids finally being home and finding one another.
And finally I think her staring at Arya when she was fighting with Brienne is just the realization that her siblings are changed. I mean Brandon is no longer the little boy she knew 7 years ago and Arya has a list of people she wants to kill and Sansa can see that her sister COULD kill people with the skills, it’s the realization that her family has forever changed. Maybe in her mind Bran and Arya stayed children, they stayed these annoying little siblings who she probably held in her mind all these years so it was more shock maybe? And realization.
I took Sansa looking at Arya and Brienne's fight like that because she never saw Arya fight like that and I thought it was that it scared her somewhat, especially after learning Arya had a list of names.
Yes, I thought the same thing. She looked like she was in shock while she was watching Arya move around like that.
That's very likely. Sansa had always seen Arya as a bit of a "tomboy", but to see her sparring with someone of Brienne's caliber, and coming out on top, would have freaked her out. Bran's not Bran anymore, and that definitely wasn't the same girl she remembered as her baby sister.
She also left Littlefinger because she knows he will try to exploit that fear out of her…which he tries
@@bill.godwin-austen Coming out on top is a bit much. It was more or less a tie at the end, and there is no way Brienne was fighting at full power to spar with Arya. She was careful not to hurt Arya, and she could have.
Jon and Dany might be looking at each other in a certain way, but remember that they don't know anything about them being family.
16:11 Lol 😂 your videos are fun. Love the edits!
I loved watching this episode. We really saw the destructive power of the dragons here! I also loved that sparring match between Arya and Brienne. That was so cool!
As far as your question of why Littlefinger gave Bran the valerian steel dagger, I think that he did it as a tactic to basically get in good with the Starks. He has always been a master manipulator, making chess moves to maneuver his way towards greater power & influence.
still it's a bit stupid that the dragons target the food supplies (that could have been taken after the batte) rather than the soldiers.
@@Raminagrobisfr They should have taken the food, although you could argue that even more soldier deaths would not have been a plus.
Dany is really cutting up!!! We love that for her
Edit: and honestly tho!!! One thing game of thrones has never failed on is quality. Movie type quality 👌
"Isn't their survival more important than your pride" - Jon to Mance Rayder, Season 5 Episode 1
"This morning I heard a song all the way from Qarth, beyond the red waste. Daenerys Targaryen lives. She has three dragons. Even if what they say is true, it'll be years before they're fully grown and then there'll be nowhere to hide" - Varys to Tyrion before Blackwater, Season 2 Episode 8
"When my dragons are fully grown we will lay waste to great armies and burn cities to the ground" - Daenerys at the gates of Qarth, Season 2 Episode 4
I loved your reaction to this whole episode (this one was an amazing one for sure), but a loved loved loved your reaction to the battle at the end. "some people finna die" 🤣😎
Sansa : i'm glad the three of you are back
Bran : i'm not brandon stark, i'm the three eyes raven
Jon: i died.
Arya : i'm no one.
Sansa : 😢
Aw.
You look so good in the thumbnail with dany and fire in the back🥰 love it 🔥
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GOT went from not showing a battle to showing all aspects of a battle. They did an incredible job at it and both this episode and battle of the bastards are some of the top episodes for me because of that
I love the battle in this episode. They used mostly practical effects (except the dragon of course) and I believe they set a new record for the amount of stuntmen set on fire during the making of a single episode. My only small complaint is the plot armor on Jaime and Bronn. I feel like at least one of them should have died.
This would have been a good way for Bronn to go out, actually doing something selfless and going against his whole code.
I miss you making videos.. I hope you comeback and finish GOT but overall; wish you the best.
Bran still loves his friends and family, but he also loves every other person who's alive or has ever lived and he has watched them all die, or will watch them all die. Doesn't leave any bandwidth for individual empathy.
One of my favorite episodes of GoT, I’ve been patiently waiting to see you reaction to it! I like Bronn but I was literally yelling at the tv and only worried about Daenerys and Drogon when he was shooting at them w/ the scorpion 😆
Btw this episode proves roberts warning in season was correct , "only a fool would meet the dothraki in an open field" , its just shows even though he wasn't the best king he was a outstanding military general and tactition
Not you roasting Bran the whole time lol
😭😩
Favorite battle in the show. Waited seven seasons to watch the Lannisters get their shit pushed by a dragon
Yeah
Fire and blood
Exactly
This is where Game of Thrones became Game of Plot Armor. No more consequences just non-stop last second saving of characters.
Almost like every other epic tale...
@@JKeats82 Almost like every other tale that wasn't Game of Thrones...
I like the fact that she likes because at the end of the day it is just another story
The best statement of this series
"She coming in HoT"🔥 LoL 😆😆😂
I always love this battle because its the first time we see the dragons against common soldiers. Warfare is completely changed going up against dragons its not even fair. Its like bringing a modern bomber jet with nukes to fight against medieval soldiers with swords and spears
Nobody ever learned to "stop, drop, and roll" when you're on fire here.
Just gotta say it’s great to have you back finishing game of thrones your reaction to this show is great keep killin it are you gonna do movies when this is done maybe
"Oh shit."
AHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA!
"Everyone who knew their face is dead"
That one cuts deep
That scene with Dany coming over the Mountains is pretty epic, and Bronn's fight against the Dragon and getting through the fire, just awesome.
On Bran, I see it as, he knows so so much, he knows the past, the present, the future pretty much and it's so much knowledge that it makes his own life and even the small things in the present very insignificant. Because he's cursed with knowledge, so much of it, it drowns him out, who he was originally I mean.
I remember when the dragons were little bitty babies and now here is Drogon annihilating an entire army. They grow up so fast. ❤
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You're hair is FLAWLESS. I love it!
I said this in a previous video, but Meera is a unique character because writers would have usually killed her off or made her someone's love interest once her purpose was served. But with her, she just went home lol.
The hand is heavy, that's why he can't swim
I always look at Sansa’s reaction to Arya in the courtyard is really just about the fact that there is a little envy and resentment for the fact that she endured unspeakable horror and violation after violation of her own autonomy and agency since they’ve all been apart. She was desperate and helpless almost always and lived in fear and terror. From her own point of view, it seems like Arya has been on thrilling adventures learning how to fight and protect herself while everyone else, but especially Sansa was still in Westeros suffering. I don’t think it makes how Sansa reacted right or wrong really but more just like an understandable one considering the circumstances and perspective that Sansa is coming from. Trauma coupled with her assumptions about Arya at first play a role big time.
Dany is a savage lol but I still love her. Love this episode..when the Dothraki are coming through and yelling and Dany comes on drogon I get chills every time lol I love that she burned all the food and gold though and didn’t burn all the men just let her army do that part.
Why burn the food though? Doesn't she need that to feed her own army? There's not a lot of food produced on Dragonstone. She also could have used that food to win over the starving people of KL.
@@NovaLena22 Thats true didn’t think of it that way
She didn't get the gold. When the Tarlys first ride up to Jamie they report all the gold was already safely in Kings Landing. So Cerci can pay off the Iron Bank.
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I like that Arya Sansa scene so much😢 "Everyone who knew his face is dead"...That one cuts deep 😩
I wish they would have talked about Catelyn a little bit. She went through so much trying to save them.
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The dagger was Little Fingers that he said he lost it to Tyrion in episode 3 or 4 season 1.
Arya was a street tested swordsman before she went to Bravos
She learned a lot from Syrio too. A shoutout would have been nice.
“Some people finna die” Hahahaa when you said that I was like yuppppp
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The skinny guy telling Arya she can't get in is Eddie from Stranger Things
"no one was calling her 'daenerys the Conqueror' yet, but perhaps they would"
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@@HuntingViolets as she should
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Sansa was afraid of Arya’s abilities because she has a list so there’s that fear of possibly being on it. More importantly though she left Littlefinger so he wont attempt to exploit that fear.
The one thing they do really well is make these battle set-pieces feel monumental. Just when I think they can't top the immensity of the previous battles, the loot train battle leaves me awestruck. The Dothraki to Tyrion : "Your people can't fight". But lol how did the Dothraki fair against the dragons? Not so well either huh. Who on earth can fair well against fire breathing dragons.....maybe there is someone 😶
Robert Baratheon in season 1: Only a fool would meet the Dolthraki in an open field 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Tyrion’s plans have all failed so far so I get Daenerys’s frustration. Just when we though they couldn’t top battle of the bastards they give us the loot train!! Bran & Meera’s goodbye was so heartbreaking she deserved so much better. Sansa & Jon definitely has the best reunion & it’s not just you the other stark reunions were definitely lack luster. Arya & Brienne was so amazing & yes it’s looked like Sansa felt a way hating on them
armor is super heavy so it's hard for him to swim he basically sinks
you should definitely react to Game of thrones musical, it’s on youtube, you’d enjoy it trust
Yes. And that one where it's a summer movie and Ned is just a guy trying to run a medieval theme park.
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@@MiyaElizabethReacts you’re so sweet. I’m subscribing now! Keep up the great work!
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Love your reactions to GoT. Cant believe the series is almost over. If u havent, perhaps an MCU run?? Would love to see you react to WandaVision
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I understand what you mean by the recent reunions feeling anticlimactic. It was probably at this point when I started to feel like they just decided to get the important plot points out of the way as fast as possible. It's almost like a friend recapping what happend instead of watching it for yourself...
I’m probably overlooking things but I noticed that Bran did hug Arya back whereas in his reunion with Sansa he didn’t do the same to her. I’m curious as to why that is. It’s not like he had a more noteworthy relationship with Arya when they were younger (that was shown at least). Did he just feel that she had a harder journey than Sansa back home?
It might have something to do with what meera said when she left maybe it clicked with bran to show a bit more compassion
he was top cold when he first arrived at winterfell. pretty simple
Because Bran knows Sansa is triflin'
It is hinted Bran and Arya were closer than Bran and Sansa.
The first thing we see Arya do in the show is upstage Bran's archery skills with her own and he chases her off in annoyance showing they have a playful rivalry of sorts. We never see any context between Bran and Sansa directly.
The no hugging back Sansa might be because he knows what happened to her, and even though he isn’t emotional outwardly doesn’t mean he might not be inwardly. It is on his mind as he brings it up to her as well.
literally literally literally literally literally
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i never understood the timeline here, how did the gold get to kingslanding?
NONE of this would have been possible if Brienne had not saved Sansa.
Stupid lizard burning Cersei's wine. There will be no negotiations after that…
So much adrenaline, must have been hard to fall asleep!
Daenerys routed the Lannister army I loved that ! Fire and Blood baby ! 🔥🐉🔥🐉🔥
I hate that she says No one, when the one who trained her was the first sword of Bravos ,Syrio Forell
This.
Maybe Sansa was a little jealous? If Sansa had been able to fight like Brienne or Arya would she have had more control of her destiny?
she just want to be a queen
yes, when she was a baby and had fairy tale ideas about what being a queen was. now she's grown and sees things differently.
I think she remembered Arya as a little girl who dreamed of being a bad ass and just realized that is exactly what she has become. Thought she was all talk and now gets to see the walk.
That’s kinda what i was thinking
I still don’t understand why they made Tyrion useless in this season he was one of the smartest characters next thing you know he’s drunk and loosing the battle plans to his sister who’s for some reason smart now
All that drinking=lost brain cells.
Loving your reactions! Maybe you could do Outlander next?
Fire and blood.
The Dagger given to Bran : Season 1 Episode 3 i think When Catelyn comes to Kings landing and Little finger says the dagger is his but loses it to Tyrion Lannister due to some kind of bet Thing is Do we believe petyr baelish that it is his or was it to Frame Tyrion on purpose
But then Was the dagger given to bran in show yes as we have seen But the books haven't been written yet seasons 6, 7, and 8 are written by Dumb & dumber ( David & Dan HBO Writers)
You should react to the teaser trailer of house of the dragón!!
Did you really not see Joseph Quinn aka Eddie Munson?
Had no idea who he was until stranger things tbh 😭
@@MiyaElizabethReacts Ahh fair enough. I guess ST4 was just coming out when you were reacting to this.
But honestly, I've been really impressed with how many random small time role players on GoT that you have recognized. So I was taken by surprise that you missed Eddie Munson.
Hope you did a reaction to ST. I'll be looking for it when I'm done here.
That feel when Robert Baratheon was literally right - he should've had Daenerys murdered. No one in Westeros understood the danger she presented to them, except him, until it was too late.
Are you going to do a reaction to the House Of The Dragon Trailer?
I'm gonna say that this is actually a great episode from start to finish other than the Jaime unrealistically not dying part. But besides that ending, the other stuff is pretty awesome. The magnitude of how they shoot that battle feels huge. The whole episode is a perfect storm of action, drama and emotion. Hell they even manage to squeeze in a reunion in all this. That alone would've been the focus of the season finale of other shows. Here it's just a throwaway. For all the complaining this gets, most directors would feel lucky if they put out something 1/4th as majestic as the finished product here.
First of all bran is the three-eyed Raven so he sees all which is why he asked him if he knew whose dagger that was he already knew the answer but he wanted to see what little finger would say which is why he threw back his own words to him saying chaos is a ladder and with Dani, yeah and made have seemed a little the irrational fof her to do but it was more strategic. she took Jons advice she didn't go there to butcher men however she just wanted to take away cersei's food supplies and green supplies to feed her armies now she doesn't have a way to do that so it was a tactical attack in my opinion
Wouldn't he already know what Littlefinger was going to say? ;)
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Well, Brienne isn't trying to kill Arya.
If we take aside the Aunt/Nephew thing, Jon and Daenerys would make for a great couple. I meanz Ygritte was cute, but she was really the type of wild girl you meet at a bar Saturday night, get drunk and sleep together, then wake up Sunday morning and forgot her name. Daenerys is the woman of your dreams, Queen, beautiful, dynamic, fearsome, and she has dragons. There is no comparison.
plus, GRRM said Ygritte/Khal Drogo relationship with Jon and Dany are parallels. it's way more explicit in the books, but it was an abusive relationship. they both had no choice other than being there. it's called Stockholm syndrome
@@Nihilanth Exactly. Thanks for pointing it out. I know Jon and Dany show their relationships with Ygritte and Drogo as romantic, but they were very much like casual naive teenagers who think their relationships are strong and emotional but in fact it, it isn't good for them.
@@Nihilanth Your putting Ygritte/Khal Drogo like gave me a start.
@@HuntingViolets what?
@@Nihilanth It looked like Ygritte and Drogo were a thing for a second, haha. I'm sure there's a fanfic for that.
Sansa saw a warrior leader in Arya, and deep down Sansa wants it all
It's in this episode I realized that Dany has some tyrant tendencies. I got cold seeing and listening her speak after the caves. It's usually her advisors reigning her in a bit.
Don't hate me but I want to correct this, just because her advisors are "reining" her in as she "reigns."
Miya robert baratheon said only a fool would face d dothraki in an open field plus they a dragon jaime should hav surrender
Didn't appear the Dothraki were looking to give them the option of surrendering.