Knights of the Vale arrive at Winterfell
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2016
- The Knights of the vale reinforcements arrive at Winterfell just in time to swing the balance of the battling forces in the favor of House Stark.
Ramsay retreats to Winterfell. Jon tormund and Wun Wun are chasing him.
The Second Battle of Winterfell. 
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seeing the knights of the vale charge into battle was one of the best feelings in the series
indeed
They really should have cut down a tree or something, given Wun Wun a club
FerretJohn irk
And a big wooden door as a shield, he would have been unstoppable
Fr he would’ve destroyed that shield wall in a minute, if he charged forward and created a puncture the rest of the infantry could break out and attack their flanks easily like a balloon popping
I love the way Tormund crawls up with Jon and is just like "What? What's happening?"😂
That scene of Jon, him and wun wun charging the gate is iconic tho
This was so beautiful !!! Rohan to the rescue .....I mean House Arryn to the rescue ! :)
I was expecting that kind of a rescue. It was nice to see how the Boltons die
A sword day, a red day, ere the sun rises!
DEAATH DEAATH DEAATH
Was too damn epic to see Ramsay get Littlefingered haha.
elanor2006 Winged Hussars to the Rescue
I dont know why but somehow its making me chills to know that this whole army is loyal to a small boy, Robin Arryn
〉〉Benetton〈〈 they are footsoldiers designed to follow orders from the nobles. Pretty sure most of them would easily changed banner to the Stark....
Cipta Pradja I don't think so, considering they were about to throw the one knight (I think his name was Ser Royce) through the moon door just because Petyr/Robin wanted him dead. They were never loyal to the Starks because they never had an actual Stark run their kingdom - Jon was an Arryn and Lysa was a Tully
TheMurrmursonbottle robin arryn viva
who wouldn't be loyal to him, especially after the whole glow-up haha
Cipta Pradja they’re not loyal to the starks
The music was better in the books
No the music better before the books ugh ugh
HAHAHAHAHA
And my nan lost her tooth the other day..
House Arryn is again one of my favourites
As high as honour.
Somebody got Littlefingered.
( any umber soldier) " oh an entire cavalry army huh, let me just slip into this dead wildlings clothes real quick"
2:39 Just realized there were bolton soldiers still fighting above the dead bodies . Amazing detail
This scene never gets old
Chilling when the riders arrive with the music.
It’s strange how no one bats an eyelid at the GIANT
true lol up to that moment they haven't seen a giant
true lol up to that moment they haven't seen a giant
2:11 I don’t think Ramsey understood that he just woke the dragon.
Notice how Wun Wun would have to trample through hundreds of Jon's men to get where he needs to be for the badass shot at 2:07. Check the two shots...
Sheepception glad i wasn't the only one to see that, such speed to get there so quickly lol
Tormund Brisbane is too tough to kill.. How many stabs and arrows did he take on the battle in Castle Black, and now in Winterfell...
Forepan not to mention Hardhome
He took 3 I think.
I was so relieved when reinforcements arrived but also angered that in the end it was Littlefinger who gets credit for the victory.
Then don’t give credit to Littlefinger. Give credit to Robyn Arryn. He’s the Lord Paramount of the Vale and he said send them to Sansa’s aid.
I heard a lot of people complaining about how Sansa didn’t tell John about the vale army. I personally believe that it’s because the vale has been doing their own thing and ignored others in desperate times. Hard to believe they actually showed up.
0:55 *THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!*
Coming down the mountain side!
Always get chills when i see this part.
Seeing Sansa here really pissed me off, she didn't trust Jon with the knowledge she had and it could have got him killed. Sure, she didn't want to involve littlefinger, but she should have at least said something.
she tried to warn him as best as she could without flat out saying that she was conspiring with little finger - she desperately told Jon to wait for more forces but it was too late, and he disregarded her comments.
Jon said any more delay and they would have got stuck due to snow. Sansa didn't trust Jon with the knowledge of Vale's army closing in, and also WHEN they would actually arrive. Without that knowledge, it WASN'T sensible for Jon NOT to attack, because he felt any delay would jeopardise the chance to rescue Rickon. And as someone who cared as a big brother alongside Robb, for all the little stark children, he loved them too much to just give up on them.
Were you pissed when Tywin came in to bail out Tyrion during Blackwater or when Stannis rode in to help with the battle at the Wall? If you weren’t then you are a misogynist.
And as if in answer there came from far away another note. Horns, horns, horns, in dark Winterfell's sides they dimly echoed. Great horns of the Vale wildly blowing. House Arryn had come at last.
Ramsey shit his pants when he saw Jon , Giantsbane and the Giant had survived , and was coming for him , the dread in his face
Best feeling ever when the Rohans arrived there
still one of the best scenes in all of GoT the feeling of fuck yeah finally was overwhelming
This scene, freys revenge, sept of balor, danys unsullied are best scenes i watched again and again
When you are stoned, hungry AF and the pizza guy knocks on your door.
1.24 - Littlefinger's finest moment.
2:20 gave me (superhero union+ stance) against the villain feeling.. so awesome
Even though he was eaten alive by his dogs, Ramsay's death was too quick and easy. He tortured people physically and psychologically for months or years.
The knights of alpha bank are here to the rescue!!!
I was expecting a Horn of Rohan in this.
The greatest battle scene of the series.
I screamed like a madman at 4 am while watching this
Arrival of knights of the Vale is Epic but they should have played the house Arryn theme music 😅 they show the banner
Did Tormund bite Lord Umber (Smalljon) ?
he did
Umnom nom nom.
Xenia Krass he bit and threw his whole ear away oooo
The overlord has arrived
2:42 when i see ice cream
Something like this has to happend in the Brooks....please
Sansa broke Ramsay with this. The sure satisfaction of seeing the Knights of the Vale overrun the wall of spearmen brought a slight smile to her face. Shows while Ramsay is cunning, his desire to torture and make people suffer made him m sally out of Winterfell instead
This scene is a little bit dumb but it's so good!
Why are the horses never armored? Is that how it was done back then, or is it because of budget restraints?
Both and more not all armies were able to or wanted to use horses that were armed since it bothers the horse (obviously depending on how much you arm it).
Horse armor did exist but it was very expensive (it takes a lot of material to cover a whole horse) so it was not widely used. Most of the time the most armor a horse would get is a piece of metal or leather headgear called a chanfron, which doubled as a blind to help make the horse less afraid. For the body, they mostly wore nothing, or a large tunic called a caparison.
My favorite scene right now
It is a great plan to defeat the Boltons in the field, instead of a long siege but how did 10s of thousands of knights not get spotted and why not let Jon know. The soldiers don’t need to know but Jon should. Or is he too honorable to use the wildlings as bait
I mean there were forests around the area and all were concentrating on the fight. Also you gotta understand that the bolton bastard was a talented commander but very unexpirienced compared to jon and the others
Lol who are these guys, really cool looking
If David was evil and Goliath was good, this would resemble this...
If you look at it little finger is not the reason the vale answer the call they really answered bc the starks is there kinsmen by Marriage the Boltons help killed king Rob the mother and the little brother Rickon too so Cat house is a famous house the Arrya’s her nephew is the Warden of the vale so yeah it was a family thing
Absentee and mail in ballots right now be like:
Sansa's own Victory Stark Theme? This is what will play at the end of the show.
You are kind of correct with your prophecy.
If it wasn't for sansa..... They wouldn't won
#house arryan for life and #house fully for life
Um im sure imma get hate for this and what not but care to tell me what show this is or movie 🙄
Koala Norris Game of Thrones, season 6
Love this moment 😏🦅🏳️
As High As Honor
1:24, Petyr: "That's right bitches it's me, Petyr Baelish! *with the smug face*
The knights of the vale
1:46
what if one of danys dragons would've came and saved jon
Mills Robinson at that time they dont know each other why should she helped him?
They would of got burned to death
Wouldn't it have been nice if Ms.Karen told her beloved brother about her secret army
She apologized about that in the next episode.
She's learned not to trust anyone because of people like LF, Cersei, Joffrey, Ramsay and Roose. It's not a good thing but you get why she acts this way by this point.
Did Tywin tell Tyrion he was meeting the Reach retinue to bail him out during Blackwater?
Robyn looks older now, I wonder if he’s still breastfed 🤣🤣. Kid was old asf and he was still breastfed from his mom.
Where is he gonna get breastfed from if his momma is dead.
When the USA comes to save Europe out of tyranny...
More like "under new management"
Such a crap way to conclude this episode, the next episode just made no sense. Wow from great seasons like seasons 1&2 and maybe 3&4 to these easily predictable and unrealistic scenarios.
Dylan Lowers Nah this episode was awesome. you're just an idiot, simple as that. 🙂
jose perez the cinematography was awesome, it had beautiful shots and amazing camera work, but to me it felt dead, the battle was too forced, Rickon's death was stupid and just a way to tie up a loose end and a story they didn't know how to do better. The Vale knights were predictable, and it didn't make sense how sansa didn't inform Jon about them when they could have been the residing factor. The wall of dead bodies was not realistic and very convenient for the Boltons. The start of the ep with Dany was rushed and disappointing, so mpuch potential in two good battles, maybe not putting both in the same episode, or cutting out useless CGI and using practicle effects. I think other then that it was great.
The wall of dead bodies is generally how a medieval battle goes. Two armies clash, and everyone who dies falls to the ground, causing rapidly growing mounds of corpses; also, the idea is that it's 100% convenient for the Bolton's army. It was part of their strategy the whole time. The bodies pile up, making escape difficult, and the shield wall surrounds them from one side, forcing the wildlings to climb the bodies, when the rest of the army is waiting. The start of the episode with Daenarys was meant to be somewhat rushed, because it's the episode where she finally leaves Mereen for the Seven Kingdoms. She has everything; armies, dragons, ships, advisers. Cutting out useless CGI would have meant maybe not having the dragons, and that would have partially ruined the tone of the latter half of the episode.
A wall of dead bodies like the one in the show would have appeared in battles involving gunpowder and firearms, specifically the American Civil War. Medieval battles may have had small piles of bodies after the battle due to the soldiers piling them up to then burn or ,more commonly, bury them. So the wall of dead is outlandish and unrealistic, and to predict that such a wall would form, and that it would impede Jon's host is a huge gamble with the slimmest of odds.
The show writers simple wanted to show their star girl doing badass stuff, but missed an amazing opportunity for a good, and complex battle, even better then the battle of the bastards. They should have left the battle of meereen till the next season so that the first ep of season 7 would show a battle with high odds and leave you thinking who's going to die, Tyrion? Greyworm? A multitude of characters to choose from, they could have even shown the iron born attacking the Coalition's fleet from behind at a pivotal moment in the battle and that would give Dany an even better reason to trust them as they had helped in defeating her enemies.
Right, but close quarters combat is much more likely to produce sizable mounds of bodies, because it's a giant, stretched-out moshpit of people killing each other, as opposed to soldiers shooting at each other across a field, which would produce the opposite, because the soldiers are much more likely to be spread out, in several long lines, or just use straight guerilla tactics. However, the siege of Mereen wasn't expected to last particularly long, considering it's Queen had a trio of dragons. I like the idea of saving Daenarys' journey to Westeros until season 7, because they would have a chance to flesh out a battle at sea, which we haven't seen yet, and it would give the writers and showrunners a chance to maybe extend the Battle of the Bastards/make it more interesting.
Overrated episode.
The knights of the vale are no fucking joke dog. Pretty good on the horses