Game of Thrones Season 4 Episode 2 'The Lion and the Rose' REACTION!!
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4:00 Bastards are cold Snow in this universe.
"Guys, we made it!" Made my day.
Shireen (Stannis' daughter) is not really deformed. She is scarred because she contracted the disease called "Greyscale" and survived. Greyscale is a little bit like a fantasy leprosy, it is highly contagious and it usually drives you insane while also covering your body in "scales" (deformed skin coving pus and infection).
The fact that Shireen survived with her mind intact is pretty remarkable in Westeros, but Stannis keeps her locked away due to a fear that people will be freaked out by her appearance and will probably think she is still carrying the disease even though she is now cured.
HAHAHAHHAHA. This is great. I remember all the Facebook posts when this episode came out on that Sunday night. Soooo many people were celebrating 😂😂😂
We had to live with that asshole for 700+ days when these were coming out periodically. You're right, people were actually celebrating on the streets haha.
@@Kennyancat they were!!! I’ll never forget it
“Neither will you”
Loras joins my top 10 faster than a cat leaps out of a tub
All the different regions have their own surnames specifically for bastards of the highborn. "Flowers" in the Reach and "Hill" in the Westerlands, "Stone" in the Vale and "Storm" in the Stormlands, "Rivers" in the Riverlands and "Waters" in the Crownlands, "Pyke" in the Iron Islands, "Snow" in the North, and in Dorne "Sand"
I absolutely enjoy watching folks get upset about how much you despise Jamie. 😂
It's more annoying than upsetting. He's willing to accept the character development of the Hound, who committed crimes just as bad as Jamie, if not worse, but he's not willing to accept Jaime's character development. A bit of a double standard.
You had satisfaction written all over your face the last minute of this one. I cheered so loud when I realized he was dying the first time. I'm 45yrs old and I have never been so happy about someone's character dying on a show as I was for his.
That restrained smile as Geoffrey started coughing and chocking was reason enough for me to watch this reaction video. I enjoyed that probably as much as you did, as much as I did when I first saw the episode myself only this time shock was replaced by anticipation.
Muhahahaha! This is the BEST thing about watching GoT with someone who hasn't seen it! I literally jumped off the couch and cheered when I saw this the 1st time! You did not disappoint, sir! Well done!
Bastard last names comes from the region they were born, they don't get family names. That's why Ramsey Snow and Jon Snow are not related.
Snow: The North
Sand: Dorne
Storm: The Stormlands
Waters: The Crownlands
Pyke: Iron Islands
Hill: The Westerlands
Stone: The Vale of Arryn
Flowers: The Reach
Rivers: The Riverlands
I freaking LOVE your reaction to the end of this episode! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Lmao turned into Eric Cartman for a min there with the "taste her tears" comment.
Absolute savage 😂 And as for Cersei’s tears, maybe Roose Bolton or GoT missed a business opportunity… The meta bath water 💦 😂
Bro the cersei's tears joke killed me
I absolutely adore your comments about wanting to drink Cersei's tears, save some for me 😂😂🥰
3 liters of Cersei's tears! Hahaha such a great reaction to this pleasant moment in Game of Thrones.
Your glee in that moment was all of us 😂😂😂 there are so few wins at this point and TOO MANY WINS FOR THE LANNISTERS that it feels so good
Melisandre absolutely can believe her religion over the 7 pointed star, because you have seen part of her power and she has experienced it, and the 7 never show any. So of course she says they are false and hers is real.
Bastards last names are based on the region their father was from:
Reach - Flowers
Westerlands - Hill
Iron Islands - Pyke
Riverlands - Rivers
Dorne - Sand
North - Snow
Vale - Stone
Stormlands - Storm
Crownlands - Waters
Snow is name given to bastards from the north. Also it’s gotta be said that we are not witnessing Theon at this time, this is full on Reek. Ramsey pretty much destroyed Theon, he’s trapped deep inside and can’t get out. At this point after all he’s been through I do pity him, but to each his own. Keep up the great reactions!
Yeah at this point you're supposed to feel some kind of pity for this broken man that was once Theon. I get it, Theon did some terrible things. But, from what he's gone through, he's been punished enough. Enough to the point where the punishment no longer fits the crime.
And Sand are the bastards from Dorne like Oberyn girl
The penalty for treason is death. He also MURDERED TWO CHILDREN. So yea, I dunno.
@@HeisenStark13 Yeah, it's a grey area. If Theon had been executed for his crimes I don't think anyone would have disagreed, most people would have cheered. But the continual torture, both mental and physical, is a bit much, but not necessarily undeserved. That's the conundrum. But it can still be hard to watch.
The bottle's brand is "TAL"?
TEARS AMONG LANNISTERS
Just to be clear, it was clear that Theon did care about Rob Stark being killed and wanted to kill Ramsey, he was just way too mentally broken and afraid to do it. If he was in a better state of mind he would have done it, but he is just too afraid of being tortured again and believes if he steps one toe out of line it will be made worse.
He’s never gonna see it that way
@@ChrisPayneHBTW Yeah and he shouldn't. Theon was a baby back bitch traitor and deserved everything he got.
Correct..Ramsey is the worst villain in this is series..he broke him mentally..the things he did to him was so sad..
This guy doesn't understand basic character arcs. Once someone does something bad they're a bad character and uninteresting and nothing they do can make him care about them anymore
Oh I saw the thumbnail and got so excited! The moment so many people were waiting for.
By the way… the people of kings landing are literally starving at this time. The book explains that this royal feast had 27 courses. 27…. And Cersei has the leftovers withheld.
The Cersei tears rant was the best
Been waiting for this one....
Three liters of Cersei's tears 😂
This show man. I picked it up during this season and was on the edge of my seat week to week
I knew you'd love this! I still enjoy it every time I see it😍
I was in my room at the first time this episode aired & heard cheers from my brother & his friends. Next day i I asked why cheers & he said "watch the show & find out". I said "ok" but was still getting over (Ned's) deletion. Still waited until season 6 to watch . Then found out why they cheered lol & did as well.
I also waited until season 6 to watch. I had the mindset of "I don't care about a show of dragons and medieval crap". I was wrong.
"I don't mess with people's kids" Literally claps for a kid Dying lmao.
The boltons are insane. In the books, daddy Bolton has to be leached daily and speaks with a soft almost feminine voice.
You're going to find SO many great episodes!
I knew you'd love the end of this episode. 😊
This episode should have been titled "3 Liters of Cersei's Tears!" hahaha
Glad you finally made it to everybody's favorite death scene in the series!!
I think that might Mr LB’s best comment on GOT so far - had me rolling! Reminded me of the South Park episode “Scott Tenorman Must Die” 😂
Not everybody's favorite death scene.
@@LongandWeirdName Okay, sorry, 99% of everybody. Sorry for the 1% outliers. lol
@@RyoHazuki224 Without spoilers for the man, as he is just now reacting to season 4... Season 6 finale + season 7 episode 1. A whole lot more satisfying. In my opinion, at least.
The Hound killed a child yet I havnt sensed the same despise towards him.
The child attacked the prince and he was his sworn protector a d the butchers boy ran. Theon had 2 innocent kids killed to cover his incompetence and displayed them. Not the same buddy
@@emspen8425 Mycah didn't do anything to Joffrey, and even if he had, he wasn't currently when Sandor found him. Sandor wasn't defending Joffrey. Mycah ran - so what? You think the Hound on horseback couldn't capture a fleeing child without killing them, if he had cared about that at all?
Sandor killed a kid because he's so lost in his cynical, amoral world view where nothing matters but violence and survival. It's a coping mechanism from all he has been through growing up; his brother's abuse, the suspicious deaths of his family members, taking part in the sacking of a city at just twelve years old. Underneath that coping mechanism is a man who actually can care, and we see that. But he also used it to just kill a defenseless, fleeing child.
Theon murdered two young boys from a position of technically being in power and making the decisions, but it's also clear that Theon felt pressured into it, like he "had" to. He was very visibly uncomfortable with it, but he is so desperate to earn he respect of his people that he keeps doing things he feels are wrong. Theon deeply lacks a sense of belonging, of true family, and his sense of identity is fragile from having been taken from his people to be a hostage.
Both these men have understandable reasons for feeling the way they do, both experience external pressures to do what they do, but ultimately they both do something awful and inexcusable. That doesn't mean we can't like them, or hope for a redemption. But they aren't meaningfully different, morally speaking. At least I don't find them to be.
@@emspen8425 "[Mycah] attacked [Joffrey]?" What show are you watching? In absolutely no way did Mycah "attack" Joffrey.
@@Matt_D_370z are you daft it was portrayed to the king he and areya attacked the prince and the wolf bit him so they went out and looked for all 3 hound found the butchers boy and Lannister men found areya we the audience know that's not what happened but te hound didnt and hes sworn to protect the prince..
So like I said the hound riding someone down for what he sees as treason is no way shape or form the same as sacking the pla e you was raised ok the killing of 2 kids and displaying there bodies as a threat to anyone else.. about what am I watching you simpleton
@@ancatdal just replied to matt didnt see your reply but same to you really the hound follows orders butchers boy committed treason as far as he knows he wasnt sent to arrest him that's why he didnt capture him areya was lucky she was a stark more importantly the kings best friends daughter or I imagine she would of got killed also. So I stand by what I said the hound and reek are totally different circumstances...
Lol @ 3 liters of Cersei’s tears. That’s great!!!
Yes...I was sitting outside when I read this! I started to laugh and cry at the same time and someone saw what I was reading and said " Yet another king".
Oh yeah.. been waiting for you to react to THIS one!
LMAO! Giggle Giggle Don't help him! ROFL Tee hee Ha ha, etc, etc!!!!!!!
00:30 You are absolutley right; Cane Corso’s with uncut ears! 😎
Some people waited years for this, and did not expect it!
The guy from The Last of Us is Pedro Pascal. He also plays the lead in the Star Wars spinoff, The Mandalorian. I would suggest you watch it, but you would be best served if you have seen at least the original Star Wars trilogy.
emotional intelligence is strong with this one ❤
"Your wife is terrible bro ",I generally don't involve myself in other people's marital affairs lol that got me
That says something about the actors playing those parts like joffrey, theon,etc.
You have the best reactions can’t wait for u to see the upcoming seasons
"Snow" is one of the many surnames given to bastards in Westeros. Other examples:
From the Crownlands?... you are a Waters.
From Dorne?... A Sand.
The Iron Islands?... A Pyke.
From the North?... A Snow.
The Reach?... A Flowers.
From the Riverlands?.... A Rivers.
The Stormlands?.... A Storm.
From the Vale of Arryn?..... A Stone
The Westerlands?..... A Hill.
Ramsey and Jon are both bastards from the North from their respective fathers Roose Bolton and Eddard "Ned" Stark... So thus their Surname is Snow, and not Bolton or Stark.
Bolton's wife is named Walda.
I knew this would be your favorite episode so far :D
Great choice for the thumbnail picture.
People who got deleted because they believed or didn't in a certain god, they didn't want any doubt to spread because it would threaten their money and power
Olenna is a true player of the game. She doesn’t get upset, she makes the next move.
spoilers...
Still can't believe they did our boy Joffrey like that.
That's what Jamie probably said afterwards! 😆😅😂🤣
6:03 It's very important to distinguish between being able to see something and being willing to see something
you have to give it to Jack Gleeson (King Joffrey), hes such a good actor, you were smiling when he was dying. He seems like a very sweet guy in real life
I think you’re seeing negative comments about your attitude to certain characters because by this point in the show most people have come around to at the very least feeling neutral towards Theon & Jamie (for various reasons). You obviously still despise them. It will certainly make some future scenes & arcs interesting given your lack of sympathy for them. As some others have said, it is a bit strange that you seem to like The Hound despite him being just as bad, if not worse.
For more context that was one of like five copies of that book on the planet, very hard to get and expensive gift.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who didn't get soft for Jamie after season 3.
the way Jamie told how he kill the madking, is like he was a saviour, but THEY (Lannister) raped, tortured and murdered a bunch of people without any hesitation, like yeah he saved brienne but it's not enough
@@christianmarly would you prefer the people of kings landing all go up in flames? The Mad King had already lost the war, he was done. I don't think Jaime personally raped or tortured any innocents in Kings Landing. The fact that he did save brienne, TWICE, proves that he is not what people perceive him to be. It's a front, an act. His one and only weakness is Cersei, she is the sole reason he does anything bad.
Snow is a surname given to Bastards.
To be more precise: To bastards of nobleman in the north. In dorne they are called sand. Every region has it's own name for that
@@Horrz I like the regional differences. It adds a little piece to the lore.
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It's getting great right? Lol 😉 my two favorite characters are Oberyn and Lady Olena. So calm, calculated and aloof. Ahhh so great! ❤️🇨🇦
Honestly one of the best reactions LOL
lmao that thumbnail
I like seeing your perspective of the series, it's alot more intelligent than most people I've seen watch the show.
In terms of Jaime though I have to say I was pretty fond of him at this point, I still think trying to kill Bran was terrible but if word of what Bran saw got out him, Cersie and their kids would be executed so I could see the scenario from his perspective a little better in retrospect. But he and Cersie were also stupid enough to think they could fuck in somebody else's home without getting caught so it is still on them.
But other than that his only crime we ever see is him being arrogant, when he attacks Ned it's because Tyrion was kidnapped by Ned's family.
And even his arrogance is picked apart as an act by Tywin pretty early, an attempt to embrace the "Kingslayer" role instead of living in shame if you will.
And I think his choice to save Brienne twice as well as his choice to sacrifice his own honor and reputation to save King's Landing from mad dad Aerys after taking an oath that automatically made the only legacy he could ever leave be memory of his honor and reputation shows how heroic he can be when he's not being influenced by his toxic as fuck family.
And on the religious note, both the religions of Rh'lor and the Old Gods are based around magic. Rh'lor is based on blood and fire magic while the Old God's is based on natural magic so the believers of both have a superiority complex over other religions because from their perspective they actually see and enact real "miracles" while the other religions only have stories and traditions.
"But other than that his only crime we ever see is him being arrogant"
well he also outright murders that guy he gets put in a cage with, who was his own cousin iirc, in order to use it as a distraction to escape.
@@ashleyl3699 He also saved an entire city when he didn't have to.
@@d3l3tes00n Jaime killed the mad king in order to save his family. It was an act of pure selfishness. The fact that the city was saved was incidental. Jaime used the fact that the city survived to make himself feel better because he knows he's just as awful as the rest of the Lannisters. The reason he loves Tyrion is because he respects him and wishes he could be more like him. But Jaime is weak. He lets Cersei and his father manipulate him. He hates who he is. When he is away from them, you see a glimpse of the man he *could* be, but nothing that he does can ever be justified because the second he's back with is family, he's back to being horrible and he allows it to happen because he isn't strong enough to walk away from them. Jaime is a weak, disgusting human being and he is irredeemable.
@TheAuthorIsNotDead "Robert Baratheon marched on the capital after his victory at the Trident. But my father arrived first with the whole Lannister army at his back, promising to defend the city against the rebels. I knew my father better than that. He's never been one to pick the losing side. I told the Mad King as much. I urged him to surrender peacefully. But the king didn't listen to me. He didn't listen to Varys who tried to warn him. But he did listen to Grand Maester Pycelle, that grey sunken cunt. "You can trust the Lannisters," he said "The Lannisters have always been true friends of the crown". So we opened the gates and my father sacked the city. Once again, I came to the king, begging him to surrender. He told me to bring him my father's head. Then he turned to his pyromancer. "Burn them all," he said "Burn them in their homes. Burn them in their beds". Tell me, if your precious Renly commanded you to kill your own father and stand by while thousands of men, women, and children burned alive, would you have done it? Would you have kept your oath then?"
Notice he waited to kill the mad king until after his father had sacked the city. If he cared about the people, he would have killed the mad king before that happened, but he waited until he was ordered to kill his father. He murdered the mad king to save his father. He used the fact that the city was saved as a way to justify his actions. I'm not making anything up.
@TheAuthorIsNotDead You asked me why I was making up my own story. I showed you that I wasn't making anything up. I never said his primary goal was advancing his family's position. I said he wanted to save his family. He knew what the mad king was capable of, but he had taken a vow, and he used that vow to justify allowing atrocities to happen. He watched the Starks (and a lot of other people) get burned alive and did nothing. He watched the city get sacked and did nothing. It wasn't until he was ordered to kill his own father that he broke his oath. Murdering the mad king wasn't a heroic act. It was a selfish one. He didn't care about saving the city. He only cared about his father and himself.
And writers aren't always honest. They love to mislead. They show you what a character is through his actions and expect you to pay attention. Jaime's actions were selfish. So that whole story about how he killed the mad king could be a complete lie because Jaime is the one who told it, and he is not a reliable narrator.
It blows my mind that to this day no one notices when lady O takes the poison from Sansa necklaces
By the end of the series you will love those you hate and hate those you love
"Best episode of the series!"
just to give my 2 cents on your thoughts about Theon. The reason why i feel bad for him during this time is because he realised his mistake before any torture. All the shit he's done, literally everything, is in the hopes of gaining his fathers love. "My real father died in King's Landing". So Theon has recognised his mistake, but is now trapped in an endless cycle of torment for no real reason. The Bolton's aren't torturing him for information.
Just like you only make peace with your enemies, you only forgive people who have done wrong in the past. Granted we haven't been shown any effort on Theon's part to earn forgiveness, but then he also hasn't exactly had many opportunities to.
the most satisfying scene in all of tv shows, i think one other might rival it and its in this show too hahaha
😉
Ramsey's dogs are Cane Corso's.
Also, the religions of this world are factual. Though there is much less physical evidence for the "old gods and the new" compared to the Lord of Light. Melisandre gave birth to a shadow demon that assassinated Renley Baratheon... She threw 3 leeches into a fire and told Stannis to name 3 people to die. The first name was Robb Stark, the second was Joffrey Baratheon...
The Brotherhood Without Banners are also followers of the Lord of Light, and their leaders have magical powers as well. Thoros has the ability to resurrect Beric, and Beric has the ability to enchant his sword with fire, as seen in season 3 when Beric fought the Hound in trial by combat.
Hard not to feel bad for a man that had his manhood taken away by force with a knife, ya know?
Also of course Theon cared, he loved Robb like a brother. He's spent months being starved, beaten, cut, mutilated for life and being played with psychologically. Even in the broken state that he's in right now, he knows that if he did kill Ramsey then Roose would punish him. The Bolton's do NOT believe in quick and painless deaths if they can help it, Theon's death would possibly make what Ramsey has been doing up til now seem like mild discomfort.
Reek was definitely sad to hear Rob Stark had died
I looked up your dogs they look absolutely adorable my parents used to breed Rottweilers we in to bull terrier’s I’m the outcast I like chihuahuas
What I find amazing about GOT reactions is that you realise people are so quick to try and create "categories" i.e. these characters are "good" and I like them, and these ones are "bad" and I dislike them.
This whole show is trying to force you to be less partisan. Theons arc reminds me of that scene in the Green Mile when Del gets cooked. The crowd is wishing for him to burn in hellfire until they see him burning and melting in agony, and quickly they are screaming for someone to put him out of his misery and show mercy.
It's a basic ethics thing really: a wrong doesn't correct a wrong.
That's the best part of this show, with the exception of a few.. everyone does something bad. Sometimes for good reasons, sometimes not. That's the most realistic thing about the show.
You have the perfect opinion for each character as they are presented to you. There is plenty of time to see what becomes of each.
self preservation is a mf 😂
forever referring to GoT fights as kerfuffles now 😂
I agree in reality that killing in the name of your religion is obviously wrong. However, within the context of this show, it actually makes MUCH more sense. The priests of the Red God (eg. Mellisandre) practice human sacrifice to fuel their magic. Similarly, the followers of the Old Gods of the north used human sacrifice in their rituals, and the Faceless Men are the priests of the god of death, who kill in the name of the god that gave them their powers (both assisted suicide and assassination).
Ironically, Joffrey got off kind light here, as this is nothing compared to some of the vengeance delivered in the coming seasons.
Take a shot every time this guy says delete. 😂
My advice is too not draw definitive judgements towards characters until you see their whole arc. Most of the characters in this show are capable of both good and evil. Just like most people. They do things for selfish reasons. Like most people. The show is very well written. Understanding true motives will help you get why things are done.
Tyrion wasnt being too honest. He honestly loved her. He talked to her like that to get her to leave. It was a cruel way of doing it but asking her nicely wasn't working.
Theon has suffered a form of torture that’s far beyond anything we’ve seen on the show. I agree that he’s basically a Quisling, and even though the boys weren’t his almost-brothers, he still killed two children for clout. I don’t forgive Theon, but I still feel bad because there is no act that can justify that torture. What do some people «deserve»? It’s not easy to answer but if Robb had taken Winterfell and executed him I’d feel it was justified.
The Purple Wedding 😋
So it turns out the real villain is MRLBoyd himself :'). Guessing you would be one of the characters you hate in this show and I am all for it :') :') Careening around kings landing collecting the tears of your enemies after their child dies :')
Love the reactions. It's a trip to see these little bits of how your mind works. I'd be interested to know if there are any "bad" characters that you enjoy watching. They're the best part of a narrative for me. Protagonists are usually boring.
Ya see NO good in Jaime yet? That whole "my name is Jaime" speech with Brienne in the bath shed no positive light on him for you? He's definitely a little stinkass, but that scene in Season 3 totally puts his character in a new light and even sheds new light on Ned Stark and his "honor", and how that's not always 100% correct at the end of the day. Jaime saved King's Landing and can only capitalize on the "Kingslayer" name because it was given to him. (Wonderful reaction as always sir.)
look at me im the king now
I love how this show brings out the violent fantasies in people. You watch a child die and you hope it hurt real bad. Myself included.
There'sa few times through the series you'll see Jamie move the fingers of his gold hand.
I would pay good money for a bottle of cerseis tears.
I love GOT weddings.
i feel compelled to question GRRM's opinion on "Family" and "Marriage", sometimes.
Ramsay about to take over now that joffrey is gone
I feel like in terms of Theon I'd say the punishment no longer fits the crime. If we go off of were you are at in the story if Theon was killed a season ago I'd say the punishment would have fit. but We've begun to come to a point were what he's being put through is extreme for the crimes he did commit. if we approach it logically which from the reactions I watch you are very logical.
Your read on Theon is so off and it isn’t because of anything he does later in the series. He does care that Rob is dead, he just has been beaten down so severely that he won’t show much reaction. What he did was wrong but no one deserves endless torture like he’s forced to endure. The whole point of this show is that people aren’t all good or all bad and you’ll see that in lots of different ways through the show. Theon’s not a well liked character in general but he does love the Stark family, he also wanted to be loved and accepted by his own father.
The people talking up Theon have his whole arc to draw from. Aaaaaand you just addressed this as I was writing, so I'll stop here. 😅
Finally
Attack to win. That's the Bruce Lee way.
i hate that tywin flinched back when joffrey chopped up the book. it doesn’t seem to be in his character