Game of Thrones Season 7 Episode 7 'The Dragon and the Wolf' Part 2 REACTION!!
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- Jon Snow, Daenerys Targaryen, Cersei Lannister and others meet in King's Landing to discuss the fate of the realm. In Winterfell, Sansa confronts Arya. Sam reaches Winterfell, where he and Bran discover a shocking secret about Jon. Here's part 2 of our reaction to season 7, episode 7 of #GameOfThrones. #DragonandtheWolf
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Why does this feel like the end haha. Yous both are by far the best and smartest reactors of GOT on RUclips, I enjoyed every episode. If you haven't already seen the GOT The Musical with Coldplay please watch
Aegon banging his auntie D:
Enjoyed EVERY minute of your journey navigating the greatest story ever told! Thanks for inviting us in and making our wait a little less torturous lol Hang in there guys. Can't wait for what's in store!
April 2019
Nikki & Steven React Loved going through this journey with you both!!! Can’t wait till season 8!! Love and appreciate you both!!!
_Next season..._
Bran: Jon, you’re a Targaryen, not a Snow. You’re the true heir to the Iron Throne!
Jon: ...So I’m Daenerys’ family?
Bran: Well, yeah, I guess you are. Convenient since you’re such good friends now!
Jon: ...
Bran: Jon?
Jon: The things I do for love. _pushes the wheelchair out the window._
OMG that last part was toooo funny.
Fucking amazing. Lol :D :D :D
Why am I laughing, something's wrong with me. 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bran: Not again
Personally I think it would be poetic justice if Cersei gave birth to a dwarf
I hadn't thought of this... They have said it's a bittersweet ending 😂
100% agreed.
This was about the time when people found out some of the leaks in Season 7 were true, which doesn't automatically make this one true but.... there were talks about a scene that was cut in the finale, concerning Cersei & after Jaimie left. Some people are interested, some are not... don't even know if it's a spoiler, they might have done the scene & then decided differently... showrunners, sigh...
More poetic if she died in childbirth with a dwarf.
Genetically I could obviously happen I mean her brother is the father and her other brother is a dwarf like is really likely
Gotta love the irony. Ned Stark's northern ideals of honour, trust and brotherhood, got him killed in the South. Then, Baelish's Southern ideals of Ambition, deceit and Treachery got him killed in the North. The gods truly have a sense of humour.
1st season - EEWWW CERSEI AND JAMIE
7th season - I WANT JON AND DANY TO HAVE A BABY
@Eric we all grew up as people with this show
It's middle age, it's normal :T Like 14 y.old Daenerys getting raped by a Khal ahah
1st season - DAMN THEY TRIED TO KILL A KID
4th season - YES! YES! DIE, JOFFREY, DIE SUFFERING!!!
i mean , cercei and jamie are 100% brothers, jon is just half Targaryen (? and he is her nephew so the % of dna that they share is below 20%
Bbbbut they are not brothers
I believe Bran's powers work like the internet does. You are able to see/learn anything. Doesnt mean you already know everything. You just need to now what to put into the searchbar.
Bran used to need a weirwood to gain network access to Westeros Wikipedia. Now he has WiFi.
Bran the 3-eyed Raven... the human Google bar. ;)
That's a great analogy😁
Biggest props to Sansa this episode. John puts her in charge and her first major action is kick over Balish's stupid ladder.
Stuck a jacket in the escalator😁
I would like to believe that if Margaery were there, she would be very impressed and maybe somewhat proud of Sansa for the cunning, intelligent girl she has become.
“Women in our position need to make the best of our circumstances.”
The way they filmed the stark girls and little fingers little squabble was dumb and doesn’t make since unfortunately
Baelish : Expect the worst and you'll never be surprised...
Sansa : Surprise !
No sense
expect the worst writing
Sophie Turner was terrific in that "trial" scene.
It wasn't bad writing. Sansa was the one person Baelish loved and trusted. Everybody is prone to flaws, even the sneaky guy who seems to know everything. Sansa is the one person who could have taken him down.
@@mahockey3 Littlefinger was screwed the moment Bran returned from the North. Nothing you can do against someone who can see everything.
I love the scene where Jaime rides off to defend his oath. All of his life he has been called King Slayer, Oathbreaker, etc. Now he just wants to be honorable and help do what is right. You'll also notice his gold armor is off and is wearing black, symbolizing his removal of Lannister identity a bit.
well yeah Jaime is by far one of the best characters of the show and he had the most character develoment of all the characters lol there's not even need to question it
@@tunderdiamant8651 I agree, both he and Tyrion are amazing characters and cast just perfectly. I still think the scene with them talking about their cousin who smashes the beetles is some of the best acting I've ever seen. Also the scene with Jaime and Brienne in the hot spring just after his hand. Brilliant character development.
@@tunderdiamant8651 He's the Prince Zuko of GoT.
LimeSoda I think it goes back to when Joffrey mocks the fact that he has no great deeds in the kingsguard book. It’s his last straw. He’d started coming around before that, saving Brienne, but I knew then that he would be doing some crazy shit by the end of the series!
I love that scene too, Jaime wants to be the oathkeeper not oathbreaker. Finally, he breaks free from Cersei and her poison. And then the montage of King's Landing as snow falls....it's beautiful, i got chills when i saw it for the first time.
Ramsay Bolton spoiled the show for us. "if you think this has a happy ending you haven't been paying attention" He said it to Theon but i believe that was for the viewers.
Oh how I wish Theon had been there to say it back to him before his death. Just imagine it, after Sansa has said her "all memory of you will die" speech with Theon standing next to her, Ramsay says something like "but we're all together now, wife. We'll be a big, happy family", and then Theon: "If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention." and then the hounds start coming out of their cages and the conversation continues from there...
It was for theon too though...
Yup.. he was eluding to us all the disappointment that season 8 would yield..
More like, “If you think this has a happy ending, you’re right.” 😂
The line that thousands of fans have quoted because they think it makes them sound smart for noticing
I love how Steven instantly said "Aria can't possibly want to be Lady of Winterfell".
That's exactly what made Sansa connect the dots to Baelish. She knew Aria would never want to be a lady.
well if this is what made Sansa turn, this is bad writing. I mean when she put him on trial, she came up with many reasons why he was on trial, why he was judged. It didn't appear like this was a spur of the moment thing.
Actually, no. Her dumbass was going to try Arya for treason but decided to stop by and ask Brandon. They cut that deleted scene from the show
+Karan Desai How is she dumb for this again? Because she decided to ask Bran what was up with Arya before deciding to strike first? Sounds pretty reasonable to me that she'd actually have the good sense to consult someone before deciding anything. Something Arya never did btw.
When Baelish taught her the little game, he did say "and then I see how well it explains what they say and what they do. " But because he didn't really know Arya, he drew a different conclusion about Sansa's version about her than Sansa did. She knew that it didn't make sense, and so went to Bran to get more info. Then she played the same game with Baelish, and with a little help from Bran (She already knew about Lysa poisoning Jon Arryn and Littlefinger pushing Lysa out the Moon Door, as well as conspiring to kill Joffery and framing her by spiriting her out of the city, and killing Ser Dontos to boot.), she got what she needed to prosecute him.
The thing that people keep ignoring about this whole Sansa and Littlefinger thing is that Littlefinger never outright says anything to Sansa about Arya. Littlefinger's danger lies in the subtle way he pits people against each other. He plants a seed in the dark and watches it destroy from the inside out.
When he planted the letter, Arya didn't know Littlefinger did this on his own, because he made it seem like Sansa sent for it (while he knew Arya was listening).
He then pretended he had no idea where Arya got the letter when Sansa questioned about where she could have gotten it.
Littlefinger literally lets both of the girls come to their own conclusions about the other. That's what makes him so dangerous. He'll make you battle with your own beliefs and turn against the one you care for, all the while pretending to be your friend. The thing is, when you watch it again it's very clear that every conclusion both girls came to, was because of their own thinking about the other.
All Littlefinger did was plant the letter, and from there Arya formed her own conclusions and gunned for Sansa out of suspicion, and Sansa in turn, ended up being paranoid that Arya might be out to get her for thinking she was a traitor to her family.
That's what makes Littlefinger so brilliant. He used their insecurities, their doubts against them.
That Scene with Rhaegar and Lyanna Was Just Beautiful. When a show makes you feel something for characters that aren't even on the show they're Just Talked about, you know it's GREAT show
@@bethanyd6701 yeah his voice over it made the scene even more perfect , IKR i love that line and "he's never been a bastard " all his life he was treated bad , people were calling him a bastard but he's actually the one true king that's why i just can't get over that scene
Are you kidding? Being sarcastic? Must be.
Yes.. beautiful... seeing their wedding while the other two were fucking -.-
@@salmawahbi9697 worst scene in GOT, he's the cliche Disney prince who was promised LoL
I didn't feel anything. That Rhaeghar was like a cosplay of Viserys. Rhaegar was supposed to be the hottest piece of ass in Westeros. I know many would say he looks like Viserys cuz he wanted to be like Rhagear. But it didn't work for me. Sorry.
The Stark children were literally: Judge, Jury and Executor
Ned Stark's Children rule the North.
The pack survives.
And detective
Now they own the seven kingdoms, even beyond the wall, poor Jon, never got to kill the night king, which was his story line since season 1, never got to be king which was his by rite and at the end he just goes north without even telling the audience what he is gonna do.
Jon is Jon, no matter what his mother and father named him. Ned Stark named him Jon and that's what counts.
Ned was like "Hmmmm Aegon...Gon? No, how bout Jon? Lool
Ned was a big fan of Jon Arryn after all...
Yeah, like Jon said to Theon, he's Ned Stark's son no matter his ancestry. If Ned named him Jon, then that's his name.
"His momma named him Clay, Imma call him Clay."
a Jon = Aegon
"that it really is all about Jon and Dany." - George R.R Martin
A Song of Ice and Fire
yep in the end this show is all about the incest ^^
“He [George R R Martin] did sort of say things that made it clear that the meeting and the convergence of Jon and Dany were sort of the point of the series.”
yep all we can hope for now is that one of them dies next season otherwise that would be hella disapointing xD
It makes all the sense that the story is about them. Personally, if we ever get to see the end of the books, I think their relationship will have a different tone from the series.
I doubt George said that.
Nikki's reaction to Jon Snow's butt was priceless. Damn!
Can someone send Nikki a "Booty for days" T-shirt with Jon Snow's picture on it?
Sorry, but DAMN!
That was an accurate reaction. Cause DAMN! 🍑
That laugh 😊
@@GirlofCulture source?
Despite everything else that happened this episod, the biggest thing for me was that Jamie finally figured out he was on the wrong side.
So true. The best character arc in the show.
The true Hero of GoT
I always thought it would be poetic justice if Jamie killed the Night King so his "Kingslayer" nickname would mean something good.
celticwolff Nice. I was just saying up above that he needs to get some great deeds in that Kingsguard book! 😉
If you can magically take the face and form of other people, if you can give birth to a demon shadow baby, if you can bring someone back to life, if you can raise the dead, why can't Jamie's damn one hand get reanimated? Where is Melisandre to work some Lord of Light shit? We really never got to see Jamie Lannister truly fight (besides his weak little dance with Ned in season 1 and his weakened tied up self vs. Brienne). I want this to happen. It would be awesome for his character.
Don't tell Robert, I've just named him the most Targaryen name possible.
Prophecy, dude. But I see your point!
Ned: "Hey Robert, here is my bastard boy. His name is umm ... Aegon Snow."
Robert: "Seven hellsssss!"
Ned after his sister died, “ Aegon, Aegon, gon.... gon.... Jon! Got it.”
I love how after 6 seasons of Little Finger outwitting very intelligent people, it took Sansa, someone who could emotionally compromise Little Finger’s judgement, to be the one who could use his own strategic methods against him.
I will never get over Sansa's line to Baelish about being "a slow learner, but she learned". That. That's the part of Ramsey that will always be with her.
Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who ever noticed that after Arya sliced Littlefinger, even as he was falling to the floor his lips were still moving. He was still trying to talk his way out of it.
Season 7: Starts snowing in Kings Landing
Season 8: Kings landing is a hot desert wasteland
And then it suddenly has snowed a foot an hour later....
@Marcus Thomas Pretty sure it was snow and they tried to retcon it as ash
Remember the prophecy to Cersei- she would bear 3 children. That baby will never be born
She already had 4...the "black-haired-beauty"...unless she lied to Catelyn
That's assuming she is actually pregnant and isn't just faking, which imo I think is actually the case
Are we sure? These characters are putting so much faith in prophecy that they are bringing them about; they are looking pretty self-fulfilling. We also heard a prophecy or two that we know to be false; for instance, Little baby Rhaego will not be the Stallion That Mounts the World. Maybe GRRM is making a point that it's not prophecy, but our choices that determine our future. If we choose to believe in prophecy, we may either act, or limit ourselves and fail to act, in ways that bring that prophecy about.
I personally hope that the baby is born, and that he's a dwarf, and that Cersei dies in childbirth, or kills herself when she sees him.
@@manuelodonnell1148. I like the dwarf baby idea. That would be some pretty intense poetic justice.
@@manuelodonnell1148 Maybe the Dosh Khaleen was really reading Dany when she was giving the prophesy...
Regardless of your opinion of Littlefinger, he was quite possibly the greatest player of the Game. He got his start as one of the lowest lowborn noble houses and at the time of his death, he was the Lord of Harrenhal, acting Lord of the Vale, and seemingly the closest adviser to the Lady of Winterfell, with a standing clause that delivering the North back to the Crown would have him named Warden of the North. He commanded the second largest spy network and had blackmail material to boot. While Cersei commands far more brute political force than he ever has, she derived her power from her family name whilst Petyr Baelish built himself up from virtually nothing. He absolutely and unequivocally earned his execution several times over, having directly arranged or participated in the deaths of at least three major nobles, including a King. But god DAMN if he didn't make things entertaining.
A great character. One of the very best in the series
"This is where they leave you?!" And then they told us that we won't be waiting one year...but two! I think I shed a tear, the wait is too long.
I hope you will watch some video that really shows you the cinematic parallels between Dany and Jon. They've been on different continents but they've been paralleled since season 1 and it's really mind-blowing to see the compilations. It's something you don't really notice while watching and then BAM, you realize so many scenes mirror each other. I personally like "Game of Thrones - Last Targaryens (Jon Snow & Daenerys)" by Art&Video but maybe your mods have something better prepared for you :)
What a journey, i enjoyed rewatching the series with you immensely, I love Nikki so much and her love for dragons and other animals.
Chikina Yup, that is correct! I thought that was kool how they did that!
Less than half a year now. Can't wait!
Actually they just told us we'd be waiting about 1½ year. And then that passed and they told us there was another ½ year to go. Initially they said that they were considering whether to postpone season 8 to around November/December, maybe January, and then they confirmed postponing it, without a date. Wasn't it around late November already when the announced the spring date? :( It better be worth waiting for.
Drogon has to kill Viserion like Khal Drogo killed Viserys!
And then Jon/Aegon has to ride Rheagal cuz Rheagar was his father
And Raeghal and Drogon can mate and hv more dragon babies.
@@zulzul2836 Um, they're both male.
Dragons have no gender. I'm guessing one, prolly Drogon, will have some eggs in the finale or something.
Also I think Jon will get Viserion from the NK and ride him(both raised from the dead). And then Jon and Dany's kid will ride Rheaghal.
You know, you can tell Rhaegar and Lianna were married well before, or at least Jon was a legitimised Targaryen, because the King's Guard were with Jon at the tower. The King's Guard are sword to protect the King, and their heirs. They are not sworn to protect random bastard children. They are there because Jon is heir to the throne.
Yep. That was the biggest clue he’s legit.
“I’m a slow learner. It’s true…but I learn.” Was the most satisfying line ever.
"That's not her!" That's what Arya says when Nymeria walks away. Nymeria, like Arya, was never going to be domesticated. Nymeria chose to remain wild, not become Arya's pet, because "that's not her." Such amazing writing.
No matter what anyone else does to Theon, it can never be matched by what was done to him by Ramsey. He's stronger than he knows.
I'm very excited for Theon in S08 , i don't care that the people don't care about him , i'm so excited and i hope he save Yara
@GarthanSaal444 it was more than a year, around 3 years
@@Blackhawk211 it was 3 years? Jesus Christ 😭😭
@@DanielFernandez-gv6iy yh cuz the whole show is around 7-8 years
@@dubsonly well fuck 😭
Trust me this wait has been a breeze compared to waiting for Jons fate after S5
Trust me, this wait has been a breeze compared to waiting for the sixth book to come out...
@@gameofthrones629 The show is better than the books. Compare sells if you dont agree
@@Badson21 it's stupid to compare both. I've read the books and watch the entire series and I absolutely love them both.
Nope even for waiting for Jon's fate was less than a year. Waiting for season 8 has gone beyond 2 years.
Oh, and I have read the books also, who cares if we have?
Great ending!!! * Maybe a GoT collaboration before Season 8... 🤔 *
that'd be nice to watch!
that would be SO awesome! Wow!
Like this idea
Yes! Lets go!
That would be so awesome !😀
“You know nothing, Jon snow” i can’t be the only one that finds that hilarious!😂 He LITTERALLY doesn’t know his own name😱😂
Fucking hidden spoilers
And..... we’ve been waiting for over a year already.
Again... THE GREATEST SHOW THAT EVER WAS OR WILL BE!
You guys should watch:
Game of Thrones the musical
Game of thrones history and lore
Westeros the series
any of Zurik 23m videos (they're awesome)
and for fun if you want to some of the bloopers :)
edit: from the comments,
lip syncing medieval fair
honest trailers GoT
garostudios videos (which are also so awesome)
westerosi rhapsody
if game of thrones had facebook
Melodysheep Game of Thrones remixes
behind the scenes stuff
and the lip syncing medieval fair.. thats hilarious, also Honest Trailer Game of thrones 1 & 2.
Up!!
And the garostudios videos
And Westerosi Rhapsody please, that vid is so underrated!
@@Thecanadianwitch definitely Medieval Fair and History and Lore!
The Starks are now the most formidable family in Westeros: in addition to having support from most of the influential players in the story, they also have a faceless man (Arya), a three-eyed raven (Bran), a Littlefinger-esque strategic player (Sansa), and a Targaryen (Aegon/Jon) in their corner.
Jem S 👏🏽🙌🏽 And they all survived ☺️
I think so .
And now my watch has ended..... see ya next April!!! HaHa
Wut? The video hasn't even started yet!
I just wanna say thank you guys so much for the last 5 months of fantastic reactions. You have no idea how much joy and excitement you brought so many people around the world going through your GoT journey with you. It’s such a quality story (the books are just as awesome) that going through it all over again with (now EX)-summer children is so much fun! Stay awesome and know that you are loved by people you don’t even know lol. Also shout out to American Mum who had awesome reactions too- you guys should watch her journey also! See you in Westeros in April ❤️
Awesome comment!
Other than Ramsey's death, Little Finger's was extremely gratifying. Sansa stating the charges to Arya before turning turning to Little Finger was freaking brilliant!! My mouth dropped wide open because I never saw that coming. Shocked the sh*t out of me.
"If you think this has a happy ending you haven't been paying attention"- Ramsey Bolton
I love that the Starks reiterated why their sigil is a direwolf: teamwork is truly their strength. And I think the entire fandom went breathless in Jaime's final scene with Cersei.
Jaime calling Cersei's bluff and finally leaving to do what is right has been a long time coming and is a wonderfully acted scene! He has always been an honorable guy deep down and his arc slowly revealed that he's not an evil person like his sister and was just a man haunted by his reputation and poisoned by a toxic relationship. It's so good to see him finally turn the corner completely.
The mockingbird was killed by a pack of wolves.
You mean the mockingbird fell down a ladder.
Season 1 = Epic Death
Season 2 = Epic Battle
Season 3 = Epic Death
Season 4 = Epic Battle
Season 5 = Epic Death
Season 6 = Epic Battle
Season 7 = Epic Death
Season 8 = Epic....?
Here we go.....
I like to see it as Miguel Sapochnik doing the battles (2 episodes in season 8) and David Nutter doing the depressing death episodes (3 episodes), and then Dan and Weiss just finishing it off.
Season 7 episode 4 ...I mean that was really epic
Idc what anyone says, Hodor's death was epic! The saddest death for me, right next to Ned Stark.
Battle and Death
Epic Season
“Can I still ship them even though they’re related?”
Nikki, this is Game of Thrones! In this world, they might as well use “Are we related?” as a pickup line!
Seriously, though: for Targaryens, an aunt/nephew relationship is tame.
Dany’s parents were brother and sister.
Her grandparents were also brother and sister.
Then there are three generations marrying outside the family, until her great(x4)-grandfather, Aegon IV (aka Aegon the Unworthy), who married his sister.
Further back than that, the Targ’s family tree in the index of “The World of Ice and Fire” gets way too convoluted for me to parse out.
Welcome to the community of the impatient. The next 5 months are going to be rough, but you’ll make it. And I’m looking forward to watching your reactions a day or two later, when the inevitable shocks are still fresh in my psyche.
Aegon I married both of his sisters. Jaehaeys I married his sister Alysanne and are considered the best couple to rule Westeros to date. Aegon II married his sister Helaena.
Ned Stark and Lyanna are also product of incest.
@Ívarr hinn Beinlausi Doesn't change the fact that many families in Westeros comes from incest relationship. For example Tyrion, Jaime and Cersei are coming from incest relationship. In some countries aunt/nephew marriage is legal as far as I know. Also the Ned Stark qoute Sansa used in this episode only appears in the books yet they didn't have the problem with using it.
@Ívarr hinn Beinlausi What about Viserys II, Jaehaerys I, Maekar I,Aegon III, Aegon I, you can't also forgot about the great queens such as Alyssa, Rhaena, Alysanne, Rhaenys or Elaena. Before Aegon united Westeros as a one nation the land was at constant war between the kings. You also said that incest leads to instanity. So what about Ramsay who is not a product of incest or Euron who in the books is much worse than Ramsay and he also is not a product of incest.
@Ívarr hinn Beinlausi But also you cannot say that every Targaryen is bad or mad because of incest.
Stevens comment on 30:40 matches to what Ramsay just said in S3x6 - "If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention"... I think, there must be a absolutly horrifying final Death. Jon & Dany both alive at the very end? Very optimistic! :D
Finally, Littlefinger got the middle finger.
Yes... That's what we all think anyway.
You can be smart, clever, discrete, but Bran will see you anyway uhuhuh...
Yeah, just like he missed out seeing the secret ceremony and missed Jon's real name.
If you fool the world you're dead, nobody will bother come looking for you. Watch "Game of Thrones Ending (LITTLEFINGER)" on Neo's Channel. It isn't my theory, but I believe it to be true.
Theo Pembo I think he knew. Go back to the crypt scene below winterfell between him and Sansa
“This is how they leave you?” Imagine how it felt at the end of season 5 with Jon
One of the things I love most about your reactions is the pure love of the show you have. Too many people pick apart scenes and story lines, essentially shitting on them for not living up to whatever preconceived notion they had about how the story should go or for what they see as weaknesses in the series. It's great to have reaction videos that simply celebrate Game of Thrones for all its awesomeness. So thank you. Watching you go through this journey has been so fun.
Now if we cast our mind back to the the throne room scene in episode 3 I just wish Davos had replied:
"Aegon of the house Targaryen, 6th of his name. The Undead, The Resurrected. King of the Andals, Protector of the Realm, The Rhoynar and the first men, Saviour of the Free Folk, The White Wolf, The 998th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, The King in the North, The Last Dragon, The Rightful Heir to the Iron Throne."
Unfortunately not my words so i can't take the credit but it would have sure shut Dany up
@@gameofthrones629 The entire realm knew Aerys was mad so I doubt anything he said was take seriously. Besides before Roberts Rebellion kicked off the others lords of westeros were working with Rhaegar who had actually begun plans to dispose of his father so Rhaegar could replace him so nope . . You Are Incorrect
You forgot the bit which goes and the biggest Mary sue in GOT and the king of plot armour
How is he the last dragon? Fire burns him.
Game of Thrones If people find out Rheagar has a son that is still alive then Jon will have an army
Game of Thrones Because you forgot many houses were pledged to Rheager like the Martells and Houses we’ve never seen on the show
I'm with you Steven. He is Jon Snow for me forever no matter what.
While Arya is a savage:) Sansa is really no slouch...she lived thru joffrey, cersei, ramsey and littlefinger, she learned a great deal from every one of them, and survived. It wasnt luck. The scene between theon and jon had me crying, and the shot at the end, where he is kneeling with the sunset...so many brilliant reactions, Steven, you looked like a lil boy at christmas you were so excited, it was beautiful:)
Anyone who wasn't touched by Theon/Jon scene is not a true GOT worshiper...
@@anastasijauric3395 Eh, these kind of comments are stupid. People experience the show in different ways - I was honestly annoyed that Petyr Baelish got outplayed!
@@quinn9598 Then you as fan of Petyr Baelish should know that this show is more than just good battles, action and key deaths ... I've seen reactors having comments like "Boring .. don't care... move forward please" during Theon/Jon conversation and that annoys me a lot cause characters like Petyr, Theon, Varis etc. make big deal of this show as well .. But, hey, that is just my opinion. You thinking different does not give you right to say my comment was stupid cause it is MY opinion.
(sorry if my English is bad)
@@anastasijauric3395 Well... no. Your comment very clearly said that "anyone who doesn't like the scene that *I like* (Theon/Jon scene) is not a true fan"? That is literally saying that anyone that disagrees with my *opinion* is not as big a fan as I am, right?
(Your English is pretty good btw)
@@quinn9598 No, not everyone has to like it just because I liked it .. but being indifferent is another thing ... I just wanted to say that this type of scenes is as important and deep (again, in my opinion) and I cannot understand people who make reaction channels and claim they are true fans of GOT while enjoying only action, battles, death and not being touched by, for example, this scene. Seeing Nikki and Steven being moved by their conversation made a difference for me. So, yes anyone who enjoys these scenes and details such as theon kneeling with the sunset in the background, being reborn after receiving forgiveness from Jon for the first time, like @lucy lastic has my respect
If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention.
Yeah i was about to comment that, and i don't want a happy ending for this show!
@@GNBE-ll7ot Me too. Since GRRM is a fan of Tolkien, I am expecting to end on a bittersweet note like LOTR. It would be Legen wait for it....
@@culturezeitgeist4023 DARY! LEGENDARY! ;)
Arya will be sitting on the throne, a broken throne, in a destroyed city, with almost everyone dead. We will pan away from the chair to see nothing but corpses, a city in rubble, burning, the sky dark with smoke. We will pan up even farther to see an entire continent ashen and dead.........credits roll...and the looney tunes theme plays us out.
Culture zeitgeist starts crying
And guess who’s face Arya has now? 😉 And she wants to get close to Cersi...dum dum dum
nice idea, would like it to happen.
Little finger is taller than arya .
@@provisionalhypothesis don't know about magic , but walderfrey is only 3 inches longer than arya and baelish was almost arya's height when he was kneeling. But maybe it is magic.
@@akhilnair1137 no, it's magic. The face can even change your voice to sound exactly like that person
i doubt it's a secret that LF died. So many people saw it, they're not going to stay quiet.
Bran needs to be pointed in a direction, he has so much entering his mind he can't keep track.
I keepwaiting for him to check out how they beat the Army of the dead before. Weird that it hasn't been brought up (yet?). It only seems logical to me.
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It requires going back in time, it's going to be a S8 plot, between him and Sam, Sam finds documentation, Bran tells his visions.
@@pjfsr7024 Well see. oooh, can't wait!
Yep, you gotta think of it like the 3-eyed Raven downloading a bunch of files to Bran's (mind) computer. Even though he's got all the files, there are far too many to look through. He has to know to look for a specific one.
Sam noted that it was in his “private” diary. If no one else knew I don’t see how Bran could know it ever happened. What I don’t get is he was in the room when she announced his true name. So he couldn’t hear that?
About all Sansa-Arya plot in the last couple of episodes - Arya was trained by the most badass assassins in the whole GoT world. One of the most essential parts of her training was game of faces, which was basically skill of reading people and pretending to be someone else. Do you really think that such person could have been fulled by Littlefinger?
If you remember few episodes back Brienne was sparing with Podrick, and she tells him “Don't go where your enemy leads you”. But Arya later does exactly that, however she is still able to be equal with or even top Brienne. And further more, this is exactly what she does with Littlefinger, goes where he leads her, letting him think that he is in control until it was to late.
Unfortuatelly, Sansa gets to be collateral of this, as Arya is really and genuinely pushing her hard. Partly to fulfill Littlefinger’s expectations, and partly to read Sansa. All she remembers about her is that she is spoiled little child that wants to be a princes, and she wants to know if she is now trustworthy. And if you remembe game of faces, that was tough game, even heavy beating was involved. I suppose that Arya needed to be rough in order to get best results. Point when Sansa gains her trust is in her chambers, when Sansa discovers faces. In the end of that scene Arya flips the dagger and hands it over to Sansa. Like she was saying “Here, you deserve my trust, my sword is yours, use it well”.
In some point after the scene above, meeting between the Stark siblings takes place. We do not see this, but we see that both Arya and Sansa are aware of certain events that only Bran could have known. Plus, show runners confirmed it - this scene was deleted. When Sansa sends Brienne away, I think that plan for the trial is already in place. She knows that Brienne can’t be there because, as Littlefinger noticed, she would intervene as soon as Arya is brought to the great hall. And we all enjoyed what followed :)
This is my point of view after watching the show several times.
I agree, and to give Sansa a bit more credit too, she clearly has been listening to LF all these years and has openly talked about how he's not to be trusted. So I think part of this too was trying to figure out how to catch LF in the act so to speak without him catching on to her catching onto him. The dumbest thing LF did was teach someone else his skills at information and manipulation. He's been teaching her for YEARS about all his secrets and never thought it'd come back on him.
I'd actually like to do a small comparison between Sansa and Ned here to show what I mean. LF told Ned not to trust him, and Ned still did because LF helped him a few times, and ultimately LF betrayed him. Sansa on the other hand, never fully trusted LF (or at least stopped trusting him) a while back, but still pretended that she did because she still needed him.
My reading of it was that LF overplayed his hand when he asked Sansa "and what does she become?". Sansa knew that Arya wouldn't want to be Lady of Winterfell which made her suspicious (even though she was already suspicious of LF), so she went to see Bran. You can kind of see that in the way Sansa responds to LF's question.
Saša Pešić she was fooled by little finger. They had to go to Bran to figure things out. This whole game they played with little finger would have been pointless
Sorry but this is bullshit. First, what training did Arya recieve in Braavos? Pretty much none; she was just brooming the floors most of the time. Yes she player the game of faces a few times, but she always failed and was maybe shown one time to somewhat succeed; this does not magically make her more clever than LF, the most clever man in Westeros with decades of experience dealing with people. Also, same argument about her going even with Brienne. She did not recieve any sword fighting lessons in Braavos; all she did was repeatedly get her ass beat in staff fighting; then she blocked the waif's staff like once and suddenly she is as good as Brienne, one of the best fighters in the world, again with decades of experience. Third, she also did not recieve any training in how to spy/use faces; she immitated Walder Frey perfectly, not only in behavior but also in voice. She should not be able to do this without any lessos. To top it all off, Arya was just max cringe this season. Many scenes the directors are just desperate to show off how strong she has become. For example see the way she handles the dagger when she recieves it. She keeps rotating it in her hand just to show off; and is dumn enough to even do that in the middle of an actual fight with Brienne. There are many many more thing to say, including how LF totally should not have died in this way; but I've written enough already.
@@huckster699 Well I wish she could become a normal character again, but I don't think that's gonna happen.
I think the Night King knew exactly what he needed to get through the wall , and has known for awhile . He knew how it would play out when Jon and co went to capture a whight , he knew Danerys would come , he knew he'd get his dragon . And , I am so glad Jamie finnally saw Cersi for the monster she is , it was awesome
Cersei was just bluffing. She can't bring herself to kill Jaime. Jaime called her bluff.
The conflict between Arya and Sansa was real. Right up until she said “she’d become lady of Winterfell.” I think it was then when she doubted it, knowing Arya has never wanted to be a Lady. So Sansa finally goes to Bran, and that’s when the truth comes out. But they cut that scene. The actor who plays Bran posted that on his twitter or something. Lol that’s frustrating to know. Especially since they never put it in the deleted scenes section of the DVD lol.
Marketing. They'll put out "GoT: The Extended Version" in a couple years with deleted scenes added in.
Also extra theyll probably add is the unaired pilot..still curious to see that one..
Exactly what I think. They were in a conflict for real but then Baelish pushed too far by making Sansa believe Arya wanted to be Lady of Winterfell. She coin started to drop right there.
My favorite parts of the reacts are when Nikki's having a moment and Steven tries to suppress a grin by making a shocked face. Case in point, around the 19:20 mark
Daenerys is pregnant I'm calling it! There were way to many talks of children this season, even Jon called bluff on Dany and then proceeds to sleep with her. Also my oh my, this has been such a journey and I'm glad I could see through yours. The long wait is here y'all, just hang in there, five more months to go! We almost had to wait 2 years 😂 you're a officially caught up! Can't wait to see you guys react to season 8!
Only death can pay for life... Viserion is dead, meaning a life is due.
Rheago (Dany/Drogos son) died for Drogo.
Drogo died and his pyre brought Viserion/Rheagal/Drogon to life.
Viserion died protecting Jon.
Jon gives Dany another child.
Perfect circle.
Just remember that one of Jon's grandfathers killed his other grandfather lmao
No Country for Old Men lmfao
And Jaime killed his other grandfather lol
Creepy Closet freakin AVATAR moment
Steven - He finally used his lack of equipment as a positive 😬😂👌🏼
TIME FOR SEASON 8 HYPE! They have left us on that for what will be 20 months in total!! so almost 2 years :') we are gonna need to get you on one of our GoT reactors livestreams! soon with American Mum and all
Yes yes yes!!!
Yes, The Fantastic Four ! 😊
Icarus7217 Not a Good name. The Films were Shite. What about The Magnificent Seven? There are more than Four Really Good GoT Reactors on RUclips.
George Alexander Your GoT reactions are Awesome as well mate. I’ve watched a few of yours.
Cameron Turk thanks man
Theon Greyjoy what a character damm...
In the new book it's not really fairing up for him. But soooo many stuff is different....
I can’t believe you two said in your first episode reaction you will give GOT another chance... and now your whole background and clothes is full of it hhhh i love your reactions I watched all your reactions in two days 🤣❤️
The fighting between the sisters was real up until Littlefinger trying to get Sansa to think Arya wanted to be Lady of Winterfell. That’s when Sansa went to Bran and found out about what happened and then informed Arya and they came up with the plan. Arya’s anger at her sister was real as was the threat against her sister if she was a traitor and disloyal. The scene of them in the room playing the game of faces was Arya once and for all trying to test her sister and see who she really was. Arya got her answer which is why she flipped the knife and gave it back to Sansa. Sansa was unsettled by that obviously and Littlefinger tried to cash in on that and pushing her into a certain way of thinking, he simply pushed too far to where Sansa, who already distrusted Littlefinger, was suspicious enough to go to Bran. Once Sansa went to Bran and Bran settles it all, Littlefinger was done for.
Littlefinger’s problem was that he underestimated Sansa, the stark bond, and Bran’s powers.
I think Littlefinger did everything right but there was no way he could have forseen Bran's power, that was what undid him in the end. Sansa and Arya alone were no match for his wit.
People overrate Littlefinger's supposed brilliance. Littlefinger is good with money, ruthless, and has a nasty sort of wit. He's also arrogant, obsessive, and doesn't even really try to hide that he's an utter bastard. He likes to rub it in people's faces how he's smarter than them, even when they have the power (remember when he almost got executed by Cersei for taunting her about the incest to her face?). So I can see him being too obsessed with Sansa and the Starks to walk away when the plan goes awry, and too arrogant to realize that he can't manipulate Sansa (and Bran). Also, he basically got this far by backstabbing his way up the ladder, and when your signature move is the backstab, eventually you run out of allies, because you've burned all your bridges one way or another. That's what makes the scene so satisfying to me. Baelish finally plotted himself into a corner he couldn't plot his way out of. It was so satisfying to see that little snake impotent, all his lies falling on deaf ears. A thoroughly fitting end, which he brought on himself.
@@antonbrakhage490 Also Littlefinger was never a major player himself at least until he inherited Harrenhal, or arguably until he took control of the Vale. Up until then the major houses viewed him as no threat because of his lowly background. He was useful to the Lannisters and even Jon Arryn, who all thought that his only chance for advancement was through them.
When he was dealing with Sansa he was in a position of actual power. She knew that he was manipulating her in order to isolate her from her family and exercise further power in the North through her. When she realised that Bran's abilities were genuine she had the ability to find out exactly how much his machinations had harmed her and the family.
Right now I think the biggest question mark is Tyrion. Is he truly loyal to Dany? What deal did he make with Cersei that brought her back to the Dragon Pit? The talk before about Dany's successor, as well as concocting a grand plan that lost her several allies; then the mission to the north, which was his idea, and the very quick strategy of abandoning those heroes once they were in trouble because "oh well" together all seem dubious (which is likely what we are supposed to think). Given that Tyrion's greatest gift throughout the series has been coming up with, or stumbling into, ways to keep Tyrion alive (often via key alliances)...it's hard not to have suspicions of this clever man who drinks a lot and knows things. Not that most of the rest who have survived to this point haven't been just as fortunate, but they tend to be more open books. Just imagine the promised bittersweet ending: Tyrion ends up on the iron throne, but he played the game of thrones to do it.
Truth be told, I still think much better of him than that. For now.
hopefully Tyrion stabs her in the back
I don' t believe Tyrion did all that with the intent to "play the game" and end up on the throne. Honestly, I just think he is a shitty war strategist, and finds himself in a shitty situation caught between Dany and his family, and thus ended up making a lot of mistakes. BUT, that being said, there was definitely something going on in that meeting between him and Cersei. The fact that they cut that scene right after he figured out she was pregnant has to mean some kind of deal was made. I mean why did she come out later seemingly going along with their plan? What made her apparently change her mind? We never saw what Tyrion and she talked about later. I'm just afraid his guilt about his family is going to make him do something really stupid!
And then that look outside Dany's cabin later. I'm just wondering what he promised to Cersei!????
@@laylacreativeworks9304 Sigh. The Tyrion is a shitty war strategist again. His plan seemed pretty sound to the audience until they noticed the Lannister army wasn't in Casterly Rock. Then all of the sudden when Dany scolded him the audience did so too. Tyrion was outmaneuvered yes, that doesn't define him as bad strategist. Besides Olenna seemed to have no problems when he explained it to the council. Somehow people don't call her judgment as bad? -_-
I think the Tyrion turning on Cersai theory that came out a few weeks ago makes total sense. He mad such TERRIBLE mistakes with Danys army. He has said he would never bet against his family. In WW2 the main spy that made d day successful would have to give Misinformation AND correct information (as would any spy) that’s why some of Tyrion’s plans work out ok for Dany, but mostly he seems to have helped Jamie more than Dany. He’s making up for killing their dad which left them vulnerable, to the faith, left Marcella in danger, and led to Tommens death. If Tywin were alive circumstances would have been different
I meant Tyrion turning on Dany, sorry
4:02 "His lack of equipment". 😂😂😂
Also Ramsey probably toughened him up in general too.
Do not change Jon's name because fandom is positive he won't. I would have to imagine Jon is the only guy in Westeros who would rather just be married to the Queen instead of being King, lol. The Others probably remember a time when Westeros didn't had so many people, yes.... And that's where they left us, very well put. Book readers & people who had more time to dig into this story, had very different reactions to many parts of this finale... Edit: GOT Premieres April 2019
Now react to "Arya Stark / See What I've Become", "Jon Snow, the Targaryen Wolf (TheGaroStudios)" and "Game of Thrones, the musical."
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Aaaaand Jon Snow goes to a dinner party....
When the Wolves Cry Out by Miracle Of Sound, too.
Honestly it's really impressive when someone who literally can see everything is only one who can bring you down! Littlefinger played the game and played it well.
"Shut your face! Answer the question." LMAO!!!
And now your wait begins ... With us all ;-)
Brand can see everything but he has to know what he's looking for before you can see it he has every thought and every moment since the beginning of time and he has to know basically what he's hunting for before you can find it
Cercei want to kill Tyrion more than anything but she is smart enough to realize the risk of doing it...the unleashing of hell on Kings Landing, 8 000 unsullied storming in with 40 000 dothraki with potentially 3 dragons (not knowing the fate of Viserion) spitting fire on them and burning down the entire city...with other words...HELL.
40 thousand, don't you mean over 100 thousand dothraki
Yeah, when she had just herself to think of she may have done it, if only to at least take revenge before Daenerys finally puts her down. Now that she knows she's pregnant though, she has to actually be careful and think ahead. I expect that when she inevitably loses the baby, all hell will break loose.
@@helloyoutubers4959 First I thougt it was 100 000...then I read somewhere it was 40 000...man Im not sure! Is it 100 000????
also.....the real characters of bron and cersi actually had a thing going on and now they hate one another...which is why there has never been a scene of the two together...just a lil gem for you guys❤️
It was a really bad breakup and it's in their contracts to never be on set together.
They were on set together once in GoT, when Cersei visits Tyrion in the Tower of the Hand and Trant is guarding the door. They did not speak. RUclips Cersei Bronn same scene, the 4.10 minute mark.
@@osullibr Was a body double from what people said. You only see his back.
Desha Moore There is one scene they're both in when they visit Tyrion after the battle of Blackwater!
@@55bueller when one was talking you could only see the back of the other it's because it was a body double, they filmed their lines separatly and edition did the rest.
You wanna know how great this show is? I've been spoiled on the biggest plot points, I knew how everything ended, and I still spent over $100 buying the seasons on RUclips. That says something.
This season def deserved 10 episodes to make it better but let's focus on the good parts:
1. Chaos is a ladder. I loved it when Bran hit Littlefinger with his own sentence. That was well done, and foreshadowed that Bran would be instrumental in bringing Littlefinger down.
2. Arya’s meeting with Nymeria. That was our only direwolf moment. I personally believe that Arya will meet Nymeria in the books after she has amassed a near army of wolves to do her bidding. I would have kept Arya and Nymeria together as it felt right to me that Arya would now find her direwolf and go back to Winterfell as complete. The show decided to do a montage that looked like Shaggydog, Ghost, Summer and the other Stark direwolves. It was a nice touch that didn’t go anywhere.
3. Jaime Lannister in “The Spoils of War.” He revealed himself to be a great general with the heart of a knight. I loved how he did everything he could to help his soldiers, including attacking Daenerys herself to stop Drogon. He was very lucky that Bronn grabbed him when he did, as he was about to be roasted skewers of Lannister on a lance. It was a thrilling moment in what may have been the best episode of the season.
4. Eastwatch. The show rightly moved away from Castle Black and went to Eastwatch by the Sea. In the books, Hardhome is close to that part of the Wall, so it made sense to me that any action from the White Walkers would be near the sea. I liked that the majority of activity near the Wall took place there.
5. Sansa as Lady of Winterfell. The show has been leading us to Sansa finally asserting her power as the best Game of Thrones player of the Starks. I enjoyed how she tricked Littlefinger, and made sure the other Stark siblings had a role in his destruction. It felt right to me that Sansa would rule at Winterfell, regardless of Jon’s position as King In The North. I feel very good about show Sansa right now.
6. Cersei and Jaime’s final conversation. I have been waiting for Jaime to disentangle himself from Cersei’s toxic grasp since Season 3. I liked how Jaime called her bluff about killing him, then managed to get away without FrankenMountain making a scratch on his armor. That scene was interesting. FrankenMountain read Cersei’s innermost feelings the way Drogon would read those of Daenerys. Perhaps Jaime was counting on what her heart, not her mind was telling her. Cersei showed that she was putting Lannister interests above the kingdom’s and duty itself. She really thinks she can survive the Great War, even though Jaime is right: she will either be alone in facing the Army of the Dead after Jon and Daenerys fail, or both of them will remember that she did not keep her promise to help. This leaves Cersei in a precarious situation for Season 8. It will be interesting to see what happens, both with Cersei in King’s Landing and Jaime on his way to Winterfell. The show set up both of their arcs well.
7. Ser Bronn of the Blackwater. We got plenty of Bronn this season, particularly in the latter episodes. I never grow tired of Bronn.
8. Davos as Jon’s Hand. They are a good duo. I liked Davos as the Hand of Stannis too, but this just feels right as though Davos is a surrogate father and uncle to Jon.
9. The Brienne/ Arya fight. That was well done. Arya showed great skill, and I am hoping to see the two of them fight together in the Great War.
I see the show and the books as two different media for telling the story. Season 7 had lots of problems, but it is also in uncharted territory so the problems with the writing don’t surprise me. I can still appreciate what I enjoy about Game of Thrones. I am a fan of the story, so I will watch the show and read every book pertaining to all things Westeros over and over again. I’m not going anywhere.
"That's where they leave you?! Now you know why we watch reaction videos. Yours have been truly amazing. I remember how happy I was when you announced that you would be doing GoT. You never disappointed. Congrats on almost 40k subs. You really deserve it..I'm looking forward to Breaking Bad too. You guys pick the best shows. I would like to rewatch it along with you if I have the time. It's been a couple years. Thank you so so much for the most amazing GoT reactions ever!
"is this the end of the episode"
"i hope not"
ohhhhh steven you are gonno regret saying that
Congratulations guys on making it to the end of Season 7 Episode 7 ... AND spoiler free! Oh and yes ... THAT'S where they left it lol. Your moderators are amazing and well done to them all for keeping it spoiler free online. Thanks for making this reliving of the series GoT such an awesome and entertaining event. You both made it so much fun to revisit. With the rest of your awesome subscribers, I can't wait to watch the upcoming and final season of The Game of Thrones. Nikki and Steven, you guys Rock!
About the Arya and Sansa thing I believe Sansa suspected littlefinger since Bran told them he gave the dagger that was meant to kill him, Sansa even says “why he should give you that he is not a generous man” and I think the moment Sansa realise littlefinger’s intentions was when he suggests that Arya wants to be Lady of Winterfell. Sansa knows her sister better than him and she knows that Arya never wanted to be a lady! That’s the moment they go talk to Bran to set the record straight!
They did a "behind the episode" where Dan and David actually explained the whole scenario. Sansa actually believed Littlefinger the whole time, he had managed to manipulate her, until that "I like to play a little game" scene. After that she started suspecting and went to Bran to ask him if he could help her. They even recorded the scene in Bran's room but decided to cut it out because it made Sansa look "weak". Which in my opinion she is if she believed Littlefinger right up until the end.
Layla Creative Works I think after he suggenst that Arya wants to be lady of winterfell it’s when she knows his intentions because she knows her sister better than him and that she never wanted to be a lady! I think Sansa believing littlefinger it’s nothing about being weak, Arya was so annoying and wrong with everything she did and say to Sansa the whole season she doesn’t know nothing abou politics and wanted to cut everydoby’s head just because the were upset to Jon! She was the one who fell into littlefinger’s trap first! So if Sansa is weak so is Arya!
@@carolp.5730 Sansa has been in Littlefingers trap since season 2. The crucial difference here is that Arya doesn't know Littlefinger, she never even talks to him, and even though she falls into his trap she is suspicious of him from the moment she lays eyes on him. Sansa on the other hand knows Littlefinger better than anyone. He has repeatedly manipulated her and used her, and still he manages to wrap her around his finger in the end. She knows her betrayed her father, she knows he used her to kill Jofferey and put her life at risk with that necklace, she knows he killed her aunt in cold blood, she knows he sold her to the Boltons where she was raped and abused, and STILL she starts believing him about his sister. If that's not stupidity I don't know what is.
Also, how was Arya wrong? Yes, Arya is crude and unpolitical and makes mistakes, but she's honest. Do you really believe that Sansa doesn't want the North for herself instead of Jon?? Yes, Arya was rough to her but she did it with the intention of protecting Jons place while he was away, while Sansas concern is about her own reputation and place in the grand scheme of things. While Arya jumped to the wrong conclusions through Littlefingers manipulation, Sansa believed and confided in him over her sister. Now that's truly stupid!
Layla Creative Works Yes, Arya was VERY wrong to accuse Sansa of not wanting Jon to return home! Sansa didn’t even wanted Jon to leave Winterfell in the first place because she was worried about him! She said to Bran “I wish Jon was here” and offers him her position since he is a guy, then she says to Arya “I hope he comes back soon” and to the Lords “Jon is our king”. Even if she thinks she should rule instead of him she will never betray him or his family. She had one conversation with littlefinger about Arya and in that same conversation she saw his intentions and went to Bran to set the record straight. She noticed something was wrong not Arya! Stop trying to make Sansa a power hungry or a stupid person because she is not!
+Layla Creative Works
Yes, Sansa did gain a tentative trust in Littlefinger when he saved her from King's Landing (I think that merits some form of trust). However, she had seen how he works before. How he'll turn on his own allies if a better deal comes around to get him somewhere (like how he betrayed the Lannisters for the Tyrells).
Thing is, Sansa is the only one of the two girls who actually has several scenes where she confirms she doesn't trust Littlefinger and yet you sit here and type that Sansa "fell for Littlefinger's trap and Arya didn't." When the actual show proves you wrong. Arya fell for it. She thought she was slick, when in fact Littlefinger played her. He knew she was following him, that's why we see him smirking when she finds the letter. Arya may not know him or what he wants, but she does know how Sansa used to be, and she used this prior knowledge to form her opinions.
Sansa meanwhile, outright told Jon "only a fool would trust Littlefinger," she told Littlefinger himself that she doesn't believe in him anymore as someone who is looking out for her, and she told Arya and Bran that "Littlefinger is not a generous man, he'd never do anything without something in return." She made is abundantly clear that her trust in Littlefinger as a true ally is non-existent at this point.
So for you to sit here and completely disregard what she said and what canon shows you for your own argument, is ridiculous.
Really? She didn't know Littlefinger betrayed her dad until after she spoke to Bran. She believed Littlefinger was protecting her from Lysa because she didn't piece together the benefit he'd have to kill Lysa (which she later discovers is to take power in the vale). And after he sold her to the Bolton's, she outright told him she doesn't believe in him and that if he didn't know Ramsay was a psycho then he's an idiot, and if he did know, he's her enemy.
Again, Sansa has made it entirely clear that her trust doesn't lie in Littlefinger. However, at the same time, he is the only one she really knows, especially with Jon gone, so yes she ends up speaking to him about Arya. As much as she doesn't trust him, to immediately pin stuff on him without proof isn't smart, it's just pointing fingers around.
Arya was wrong because she was judging Sansa off what she knew of her sister six years ago, and she was ultimately wrong in her judgement.
Yeah, Sansa likes ruling. But she isn't a traitor. She literally was going to hand over her position as Lady of Winterfell to Bran so he can rule in Jon's stead (which he declined because he was the Raven now). If Sansa is so power hungry, why would she even offer? If Sansa is so power hungry, why didn't she just take Winterfell from Jon? After all, she knows these people will rally behind her, they just said they perhaps should have chosen her. Why didn't she take them up on their offer then?
Because everything about Sansa being a so called traitor and power hungry is literally debunked by her own actions in the story, but folks keep ignoring that to suit their arguments. You'd rather trash Sansa than admit Arya was wrong for acting this way toward her sister. You'd rather blame shit on Sansa, than admit that she's grown as a character and is smarter than you gave her credit for.
Good to see you two smiling after a season finale.
You guys rock.
I just started watching reactions and wish I had started 4 years at.
Lena Headey is just an incredible actress, best on the show
That dialogue with Tyrion reached epicness levels
Aegon Targaryen is the most powerful and appropriate name for Jon Snow. He is named after Aegon the Conqueror who with his two sister wives conquered the 7 kingdoms.
And yet if Ned Stark did name Jon that, then how in 7 hells is he supposed to keep him a secret from Robert Baratheon?
It doesn't make any sense at all, since Rhaegar already had a son named Aegon Targaryen with Elia Martell, that was still alive by the time that Jon was born. Rhaegar would never give the same name to two different living sons, and Lyanna would never give her baby the same name of the child Rhaegar had with his (former) wife. Just terrible writing.
@@kriskelvin5775 I think Alt Shift X did a pretty good explanation on this. If you have the time, I suggest you watch his video entitled "Rhaegar: was Jon’s father the true hero of Game of Thrones?". I think it's around the 7 minute mark where he explains it. Something to do with the Azor Ahai prophecy.
It would’ve been if he accepted his targaryen heritage but noooo!!
'Brick killed a guy.' That reference made my day. Congrats guys, you made it!
In a show full of great scenes, this was my favorite. I loved that every time they included Arya in a scene with little finger she became more and more ominous, little thing that she is. But the best part was the suddenness of the knife slash. She just walked up and flicked him off like a light switch. It was freaking fantastic! I do not think there could’ve been a better way to end little finger. Lil’ assassin Arya doing the deed with little fingers dagger.
It wasn't only Bran who told Sansa and Arya about Littlefinger. Sansa saw Littlefinger push Lysa out the moon door.
yes and he saved her life by intervening as i am 100 per cent sure lysa would have pushed sansa to her death
What gets me is: Wouldn't Yohn Royce question Sansa, why she lied to him in the first place on how her aunt Lysa died? As spectacular as this season was, there were to many plot holes!
He hated Baelish, and was probably thinking she was afraid or being manipulated by Baelish. Plus, he wasn’t going to put negative vibes out there, between Baelish & young Lord Jon Arryn nearly taking him out in a previous season. Now, young Lord Arryn might have a chance to not be mad as a hatter.
“THIS is where they leave you?!?” Those were my thoughts exactly lol
WELCOME TO THE LONG NIGHT! (...yeah, it sucks! but only 5 months to go! 😓)
And no comment about Jaime ditching Cersei?? Finally??!?
Hopefully Jaime can find a better woman now (ie Brienne).
Captain Phoenix I thought Tormund was gonna end up with Brienne
@@shaunakdivati4254 Nah. Jaime & Brienne are The Bang That Was Promised. It's happening! 😉
@@elvisglasses5404 I really hope that!!!
Shaunak Divati how? she literally doesn't even like him
To be fair Steven, Dany and Jon have a huge force as well. IMO I actually think they outmatch the NK for two reasons: 1. As we saw in s7ep6, killing a white walker also kills the wights they turned. And killing the NK kills them all. So they can wipe out a huge portion of the dead one at a time by killing the white walkers. And 2. Dany has 2 dragons that can wipe out hundreds or even thousands of wights per minute. Of course the NK can throw ice spears and kill them instantly though. So idk, but it will be an interesting battle no doubt. I just don’t think the dead are unbeatable.
All that said.. don’t expect the NK winning and taking over Westeros to happen. GRRM has already said the show ends in a “bittersweet” way. And the NK winning would just be tragic lol.
It's impossible to guess or discuss. The NK is created by the show & they can have him doing cartwheels if they freeking want to, soooo..... He is not one of The Others in the books, they already existed before him; he's not the Night's King as well. Every theory is a lottery ticket & we've been waiting for almost 2 years to see who wins, lolol
Keep in mind that every killed soldier joins the army of the dead. So even trade isn't even at all
So I just finished watching all of your reaction videos to GoT. And I'm gonna put this out there here and now...you 2 are my absolute 100% favorite reactors out there. I got so much joy, Nikki, watching your face and your honest reactions to this FANTABULOUS show. I laughed with you, I cried with you and I honestly thought there were a few times you were going to have a heart attack LOL! I cannot wait to watch your reactions when season 8 begins.
I think this show will end with the humans defeating the White Walkers but with no Iron Throne/Kings Landing left. Just like Dany saw the demolished throne room in het vision in season 2.
There is a theory littlefinger use faceless man to fake his death . And winter is here winterfell is the first place dead will attack
i love that theory
That makes absolutely no sense at all because a faceless man would have to kill him to get his face. Which kind of defeats the purpose!
@Sam Worth I think it's just people who can't get over Littlefingers death reaching way over the top. Either way you look at it he has to be dead, and the only way he can come back is as a Wight if they haven't burned him.
That coin was just him paying one of his spies, which I'm sure he had many of in Winterfell.
reason why love ur reactions is
1) u guys
2) The edditing like you don't leave out important parts
3) just love watching people waatch GOT
i'm still a little confused by when jaime called cersei's bluff about killing him. i can get that she was bluffing, but how'd the mountain know that? does he really have the mental capacity to read the situation so well? or maybe i'm just overthinking things
It wasn't a bluff. The Mountain misread, maybe because of what happened with Tyrion earlier. She only looked at the Mountain but Tyrion was the one getting close to the Mountain, she never said a word. When it was Jamie's turn, the Mountain stopped him from leaving & looked at her... and she gave a nod. It wasn't a verbal order & who knows how much the Mountain really understands BUT she did not give a f.... either way.
I think he was waiting for her to say "kill him".
The Mountain probably has at least enough mental capacity to know that he didn't want to find out what would happen if he killed the Queen's brother without being 100% sure that it was what she wanted.
Maybe she had a safe word with the Mountain... or kill word. Maybe she told him, “Never kill or harm Jaime. Unless I said [kill word] out loud.” Lol
Cersei's nod to the Mountain was upwards. What she was signaling was that he should draw his sword from the scabbard. She does not signal him to strike.
It has been an absolute pleasure reliving the series with you both, I cannot wait for some of the other videos you're making (Black Mirror & S8 of GoT coming in April). Thank you both for sharing it with us all, I wish you guys continued success, health, and happiness!
Oh, and just a quick note, be very careful still what you watch see online, a lot of S8 leaks have surfaced some YT video titles spoil what the spoiler is, so beware!!!!
I am so hooked on reliving my GOT experience with you guys, Nikki and Steven!
Y'all ROCK!!
Also, if it hasn't been said already, the night king getting the dragon was a setup, I believe. He somehow knew everything and when Jon came north he orchestrated that whole business on the lake just to get that dragon. A little too convenient that the little scouting party left them one wight to take.