The smirk resembled Tyrion’s appreciation of the Northman, Northman are to the point, not fancy or anything else, Tyrion was appreciating the stereotype
Jon Snow s1-s7 : Main character in the north, leads men against the Night king's army, one of the best warriors in westeros, a man of honour Jon Snow s8 : 'sHe iS mA qUeEn' 'i dOnT wAnT iT'
@@anirudhmenon9099 you don't understand he was so tired after seven seasons he just wanted love he wanted someone else to make the decisions and take the lead. He said he was tired of fighting
"I ask you to not judge a daughter by her father's sins" "You are right, you are not guilty of your father's crimes, and I am not beholding my ancestor's vows" Epic comeback 💯
But still, an oath is an oath. And perpetuity means... [mock confusion, rhetorical question] What does perpetuity mean, Lord Tyrion? Tyrion: Forever. [confirmation of rhetorical question] Daenerys: Forever. [with finality]
This is Jon Snow, 997th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, the Reborn, the Slayer of White Walkers, Hero of Hardhome, Friend to the Free Folk, Bane of Bolton, Keeper of Vows and the Bravest of Crows!
For years GoT felt like two or three different shows in one. Danerys in the desert, Jon in the snow and Kingslanding. So to see these two together felt like two of my favorite shows doing a crossover.
He's basically just "Yeah, whatever. Can I have the dragonglass now? There's this zombie army led by ice monsters I have to fight off to save everybody's lives."
But it’s still not the same Jon as in the book. Jon in the show is portrayed as a great warrior who follows his heart thus making impulsive and not so calculated decisions, he also doesn’t want the throne. Whereas in the books, he is smart, political, he calculates what he does. He wants to bring change in the world, he is perfectly made to be King, not to forget that he is Aegon Targaryen, the rightful heir and he wants his throne. The difference between both Jon is so big. Jon in the book is so Smart, intelligent, cunning and he is way too good, a master even at politics that he just belongs in that throne.
even with a garbage ending, this is the most rewatchable show ever made, Not only a Tv show but most rewatchable Tv/Web series or any Movie in the world not for the story at the end but for all the legendary characters and these amazing crossovers
People can slam Barristan Selmy all they want for serving Daenerys, but lets admit, he's the reason Daenerys accepted Jon as a guest and later an ally, because he told her about the crimes her father committed, particularly towards Jon's family. His being honest and truthful to Daenerys led her to try and repent for it by allying with Jon.
@@BlackDiamond2718 I mean she was open to him coming to possibly declare his allegiance, she wasn't ready to wipe out the Starks and Baratheons. She was prepared to legitimise Jon as Jon Stark, make him warden of the North, like she did with Gendry. All that was because Selmy opened her eyes. And by the way, most of the Starks did oppose his choice to join her, especially Sansa and Arya, because of what her father did to Ned's father and brother.
@@sanyaoluemmanuel4204 Fans of the series, they slam Barristan Selmy like a traitor for joining Daenerys as soon as he was dismissed from the kingsguard.
@@TDKiller415 Slamming Ser Barristan Selmy is about as intelligent, as dismissing him from the kingsgaurd was. He was ever faithful to his oath across multiple king of multiple houses. Of all the kingsgaurd we meet, he was only ever second to the Sword of the Morning Ser Arthur Dayne. Then they dismissed him even relieved him from his oaths and for the first time in decades he is allowed to listen to his own moral compass again. That’s what people shame him for? What poor poor souls.
Exactly, Robb was the last King in the North, although I'll let Dany slide since she just washed up on Westeros recently... but Jon? Nah, unfortunately not
Robb was king due to the kingdoms being at war He was never actually a king who ruled because he didn't get the chance to He was never actually recognised as king. Neither was renly. Neither was stannis
I don’t think it would have added anything to the conversation, since Robb was dead, wasn’t king for very long, and wasn’t king while a Targaryen was around to have possibly sworn fealty to. It wasn’t particularly relevant and would have been a waste of time.
Danerys: "Don't judge a daughter by the sins of her father" Also Daenerys: "You need to recognize me as your soveigeign because of an oath your ancestor made a thousand years ago"
I think Danny thought Westeros was gonna be like how she Liberated Slavers bay. She doesnʻt understand most of the Great Houses donʻt want the Targareyans back in power and how the People only remember her crazy dad burning everyone.
"You come to break faith with House Targaryen?" "I ask you not to judge a daughter by the sins of her father." Girl, you can't ask someone to HONOR the past & FORGET about it. If you want to reap the rewards of the past, you've got to handle the bad that comes with it.
@@jdubo1998 Yep. what's more, Dany knows this too. That's why she moves right onto the pragmatic argument ("Our houses made good allies") and then a direct offer ("I'll make you Warden"). And then when Jon rebuffs that, she doesn't argue, but moves right on to realpolitik ("Dragons and Dothraki")
are you choosing to ignore the full clip? Jon already mentioned that and her silence to it spoke volumes... what is it with people repeating whats already in the clip lol.
That was a chilling moment for me tbh. 0:01 the image of Daenerys just sitting there is so powerful. You can feel the presence... it's so intimating. She was just rumors, stories, urban myth in Westeros until the moment she landed on Dragonstone. It's like meeting a huge and very secretive celebrity for the first time.
And it's even better when you look at the shape of the entry to the dragonglass cave: it's the same shape as her throne. Really links it back to history that everyone's forgotten.
i feel it exactly the same brother it is INSANE no other television series has gave me the same feeling when you know everything they both went through it feels like 2 seperate shows freaking beautiful scene i loved this show until the very end i cant help it ❤️
Jon Snow, King of the North, Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch, Heir to House Stark, Freer of the Free Folk, Wilder of Longclaw the Valyrian Steel Sword, Unifier of Mankind, The White Wolf, The Savior, The Uniter, The Undying, and the Prince that was Promised, The Song of Ice and Fire.
@@chancellor500 wielder of longclaw shouldn't be in there. Every houses has a valyrian steel sword, it's nothing special to be a title 😂 Everything else is just on point 👌💯
@@chancellor500 He actually did die and was dead for a while then was brought back to life by Melisande (or R'hllor through Melisandre, she insisted on not taking full credit) so The resurrected instead of The undying maybe.
@@506Edai little correction here: not every house has a valyrian steel sword almost all big houses and many smaller ones do have one Lennister doesnt have one until they stole it. And you can argue that this title might not belong in his list but this is not the sword of a family , it was changed from the head of the famiy just for him so his "relationship" to this sword is completely different than any other ( Arya with her needle is something similar) so there is a point of view were this might be a possible title and another title might be slayer of the white wanderers ( dont know the actual english term), bane of the dead
I just wish this video continued for few more minutes... Sir Davos quoting Jon snow's achievements and ending it with John snow turning over Davos to stop him was literally lit 🔥
its because of the characters, Dany is a braggadocious blowhard who succeeds on reputation, and she has her mouthpiece constantly announcing her like a peacock. Jon on the other hand doesnt care for any of that, and he wanted Davos to stop building him up right there
@Oishii Kudasai Jon never should have kneeled to Danaerys. I liked her until she became so rude, proud, and power hungry. How Jon ever fell in love with her makes no sense. Maybe he only saw her beauty.
@@MarC-te4he Not to mentioned Jon became a shell of his former self after falling for her. She wanted him to be an obedient lap dog even after she learned he had a greater claim to the throne. I liked Daenerys in the earlier seasons but all the worshipping from people in Essos got to her head. She became extremely entitled and unlikeable later on.
Lol the amounts of titles she has. XD Davos could've been like "This is Jon Snow, the King of the North, Uniter of Northmen and Wildlings, The White wolf, etc. " XD
Maybe they didn’t mention it cause he was not recognised as such by anyone but his subjects - but it would have been cool if Jon was like “no, Robb Stark was the last King in the North”
All of the 4 kings from the war of the 5 kings are known as pretenders because they didn't win lol. Basically that's how our actual world history records "kings" who were never actually crowned and who never actually ruled, but tried to fight for their claim.
Tragic and even though neither of them knew much about their family history it was ironic that Jon killed Daenerys. As so many of their ancestors died at the hands or actions of another family member.
Since the first season, I wanted Jon and Daenerys to meet and have a relationship. However, when Ygritte appeared, my desire changed, and I no longer wanted Jon to be with anyone else. Despite this, I still hoped Jon and Daenerys would meet and become allies, even though I no longer saw them as a couple. In the end, everything that happened between them left me with a bittersweet feeling.
This just shows that Jon is the better person and ruler. Daenerys gives herself all those titles and Jon is just like: „I‘m a simple man nothing more“.
It's why the best rulers are the ones who take power reluctantly, and therefore look on authority as a responsibility to the people they rule as opposed to those who lust for power and look upon their authority as their right and something they earned that makes them better and more important.
I remember watching this scene for the first time - them finally together in a room and meeting. I just try to forget the last season, it was so beautiful before hand.
@@mallex9310 3 seasons. 5-8 are nightmare, it's start very bad with 5, had some moment in 6 and 7 and totally gone in full delliric state of mind in the end.
@@lisahuber9329 look at things from her perspective. This isn't 2022. Democracy means absolutely nothing in this setting. This is a quasi medieval setting. Birthright means everything. She is not being unreasonable from her perspective, given the information she has. She is conquering the 7 kingdoms, which means that everyone who opposes her is in fact a usurper.
It's amazing when you realize just how right Jon is right when he says "the dead are the enemy." Knowing what the Night King could do with a simple movement of his arms shows that a thousand men, women, and children, and even cripples, could all die on the field of battle, or in the comfort of their homes, and he would just bring them back to keep on fighting like a tidal wave.
Daenarys is so entitled in this scene. She has no power over Jon yet acts like he’s honor bound to bend the knee to this stranger who’s father killed thousands of innocents
She is a Targaryen. Targaryens are pretty arrogant, much like their dragons. She didn't had the opportunity to brought up with the values Ned had passed to Jon...
This is Aegon Targaryen the 6th of his name, the Prince that was promised, FKA (formerly known as) Jon Snow, King of the North, 998th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, Hero of Hardhome, the Reborn, Leader of the Freefolk, Destroyer of house Bolton, Lover of Aunts, Knower of Nothing, King of the Andals and the First Men, protecter of the Realm. 😂❤
The debate about what we inherit from our ancestors is an old one. For centuries the prevailing thought was you had a right to the world your fathers built and anyone who for any reason challenged that was your enemy. On the other hand there’s a religious frenzy of accusing another group’s ancestors to demand tribute or reparations for actions committed long ago which are considered crimes to the mind of the newer generation that didn’t witness the events.
To those who watched this as it came out, the amount of energy in every lounge room during this scene was electric.....years and years of waiting.....forget how awesome this show was....the ending...well..yeah...
I'm so depressed the ending was as bad as it was. Everytime I meet someone who hasn't seen GoT. I get really excited to introduce them to it. But then I remember the ending...
@@jarret45 Season 6 had it's moments at times, but it was pretty botched. They messed up when they killed off Stannis and his army in season 5, as it's he & his army that brings together the Northern Houses to take out the Boltons in the books (well hinted strongly at in what GRRM has revealed from WoW. Instead they had a chunk of them mutiny in the show, handover Jon's brother to the Boltons, and sent Sansa north way too early and for some reason not tell Jon that the army of House Arryn was on the way. Then they decided to ruin the Brotherhood without Banners, killed off Barristan Selmy after his actor spoke up about some of their bad changes, make Euron Greyjoy a generic/lame pirate, make the Golden Company into a joke, castrate Jon Snow's character, and turn Jamie Lannister into a whipped man with no backbone after all that character development he had. They didn't even do Clegane Bowl right (Bran's vision saw Jamie & the Hound fighting him in a huge battle). Should have listened to GRRM and went 10 seasons with 10 episodes each, with a long finale episode for the final 2-3 seasons. Instead, Dave & Dan revealed how much of a hack they both were, pushed out GRRM, and showed how terrible they are writing.
Something I never put together until recently is that this is the first time Tyrion and Davos meet face to face after the Battle of Blackwater Bay where Davos' son Mathos was killed by Tyrion's wildfire. What I like most about Davos is that he's a sensible and reasonable man. He doesn't blame Tyrion for Mathos' death. He doesn't seek revenge or harbor any ill will towards Tyrion. He understands it wasn't personal and that it was "just business".
It was war, plain and simple. Greg "Pappy" Boyington, the Marine fighter jock behind Black Sheep Squadron, had been held in a Japanese POW camp but said in his memoir that he never held any animosity towards Japanese people as a whole over it.
The actors were Really good in this show , everything was picked and setup perfectly and it all went well for 5 seasons , then cracks started to appear in the 6th & 7th season , Then the producers just totally melted down in season 8…
"Centuries of peace and prosperity"? Did Daenerys ever read any history books? Blackfyre Rebellions, Maegor's war on the faith and The Dance of the Dragons would very much beg to differ. The longest period of peace House Targaryen ever managed to maintain was for 80 years at most.
@@targaryen7029 did you read the books where the Valyrians wars were much worse and it was their conquering of Esso and in slaving others that caused the issues in Westreos because people were fleeing them into Westreos. Which caused most of the small wars between the First Man and the refugees who brought with them their own religions can cultures?
Danny: ...He's refused to call me Queen! Good boy Jon literally three minutes before that after being adressed as 'my lord': The winds were kind, your Grace.
Season 7 is not nearly as bad as people make it to be. It’s half and half. I think there were plenty of great moments and quality writing mixed up with plenty of poor decisions and horrendous writing.
@Daemon Blackfyre I miss Robb too but Robb lost his war because he decided to marry some random woman for love while breaking his oath. Jon may’ve broke his Night’s Watch vow but when the time came, he thought of the bigger picture and abandoned Ygritte
@Daemon Blackfyre Jon literally led the war to win back the north that rob lost . Rob is just a loser . His dumb decisions make him unfit to be a king .
This scene marked the greatest blue balls in cinematic tv history. We didn't get to see the appropriate outcome to this buildup and I'll never have closure. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
Maybe the sequel will fix a lot of the errors. One can only hope. I also suspect we will learn something in House of The dragon that will teach us something about "The white walkers and the Night King that'll lay the ground works for the sequel, I have a feeling the Night King or the White Walkers ain't really gone.
Dany: centuries of peace and prosperity. Westeros under the Targaryens: Aegon's conquest, the Dornish Wars, the struggle with the Faith, the BLACKFYRE Rebellions, the Dance of Dragons, Robert's Rebellion, the War of the Nine Penny Kings. Centuries of peace and prosperity....right.
Compared to pre-Conquest, it was MUCH more peaceful. You couldn't go a summer without a war between at least two of the kingdoms. After the Conquest, they had the REASONABLE war against the Faith, the Dance, the war against Dorne and ... what, two proper Blackfyre Rebellions?
Westeros before Aegon's Conquest:- Non stop war between Kingdoms. It was more peaceful post Aegon's conquest. They were so many war prisoners the Night's Watch could form an army of 10000 men lol.
Aww, I just realized that Davos wanted Dany to know Jon was King, Ike how he did for Stannis when he first met Jon. Wish they got more bonding scenes together.
and how she recognises torrhen stark as the last king in the north, but robb served as king in the north for at least a year. shows how disconnected she is from westeros and the politics that have been at play during her exile, but also highlights how ignorant she is to the northern history, desire for independence, and stark loyalties.
even more ridiculous is that Aegon's right to rule was the right of conquest, just as Robert's rule was by right of conquest. Her "claim" is built on violence, not honor.
@@derek96720 The survivors of Aegon's war bent the knee. The Targaryens never accepted Robert's rule as legitimate, and even Robert knew he could never be fully safe as king so long as Targaryens lived.
@@DavidbarZeus1 Robert won the throne by right of conquest and was anointed both by the faith and the citadel. Just like Aegon I won the throne by right of conquest and was anointed both by the faith and the citadel. Torhen Stark didn't bend the knee cus Aegon would burn him. He bent the knee cus Aegon I could unite the 7 kingdoms to produce enough resources to support the upkeep of the wall and nights watch. They had common cause, it was a bipartite agreement(Until Aerys broke faith). A few generations later Queen Alysayne flew to the Wall, brought more men, increased land owned by the watch and had a new tower built for extra security. Dany's grand sire King Aegon V sent many men, his brother Aemon and the former hand Bloodraven to strengthen the wall again. Starks always sent the brother not in line for the title of king or warden to strengthen the watch.
At this point I kept telling myself that the show is going to have an awesome ending with Daenerys and Jon sitting on the iron throne together with Tyrion being their hand. Well I was a bit wrong😂. Still didn't get over the whole season 8.
The face Jon lets Dany talk about his family’s vow to the Targaryens but she immediately stops him the second he brings up her father shows she both fears and hates her connection to him wanting to wipe it away so as not to inconvenience her plans where as Jon simply acknowledges and accepts what his family did in short he let her talk she tries to silence him
All those overly-grandiose titles that Dany needed in order to present herself reminds me so much of Tywin’s line: “Any man who must say ‘I am the king’ is no true king.”
Jon Snow looks so unimpressed with her beauty, her titles, her army and her dragons. Must have been a shock to Dany, who only ever had men fall on their knees for her.
You stand in the presence of Jon Snow, Lord Commander of the Nights Watch, first of his name, leader of the wildlings, The Resurrected, The Prince who was Promised, The King of the North and the rightful heir to the Iron Throne
I always love the face Jon gives danaerys when she said you came all this way to break faith and comes back with your daddy burnt my family alive. I miss this Jon Snow. Not the redundant yes man we got in season 8
Jon Snow was probably the best person on the show in terms of leadership. He did a lot of maturing on the show, but by far he would have been the best ruler out of all of them.
@@red2977 I don't think he would make a great ruler. You cannot be so meek and easy to manipulate to be a great ruler. How he allowed Tyrion to manipulate him into killing Dany was beyond pathetic to me. Also, Dany's descent into madness is partly his fault. There is a moment where all Dany wanted, and needed, was his love. She had lost two of her dragons for him, she had lost her best friend, and the North had betrayed her despite her sacrificing everything for them. And all she wanted was for Jon to love her, give himself to her, and herself to him, and Jon couldn't give her that. Imagine going through all that and then having the person you love and trust the most reject you. That was the finally straw that made her descend into madness.
the only real peaceful and prosperous times in westeros were under the rule of jaehaerys the first also named the old king and later on under his nephew vyseris, pretty much after vyseris passed away and the dance of the dragons wrecked house targaryen there weren't 100 straight years of peace and prosperity
Jon: My grace, I'm here to talk about the White Walkers. Daenerys: The Iron Throne is mine!!! Jon: That's not what I'm here. Daenerys: It's mine!!! Jon: I don't care about... Daenerys: Mine!!! Jon: .............. Daenerys: MINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gotta love Dany’s attempt to establish dominance, calling Jon lord. Ser Davos catches that and corrects her, telling her he’s a king and thus an EQUAL.
Seeing these two together for the first time feels like a crossover
For me the first one was Tyrion meeting Daenerys.
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@@Joselox Stevie...Francis or Wonder (FFF) type
Too bad they only meet for 2 seasons I guess
When Davos says “he’s king in the north.” I love when Tyrion gives a slight smirk. I’d like to think that he’s proud of Jon for coming all that way.
I always thought it was like an appreciation of Davos' courage wahaha. Carelessly calling somebody else king in the face of Danaerys.
I think it was more of a little smile in appreciation of Jon and Davos being a but more simple and humble in comparison to Daenarys and all her titles
The smirk resembled Tyrion’s appreciation of the Northman, Northman are to the point, not fancy or anything else, Tyrion was appreciating the stereotype
And still not stilted..
@@Dyl158 exactly this.
“You are not guilty of your fathers crimes, and I am not beholden to my ancestors vows” one of the best lines I’ve heard on screen.
Agreed
We had 4 seasons of Tywin liondamn Lannister and you give the credits to Dumb and Dumber here ?
@@fragsties4118yea, we’re not all edge lords like yourself.
@@KanyeWestIsTheGOAT- Believe me, Lord Edgy is to think anything in S8 is any good, but please be my guest and leave in your fantasy world
@@fragsties4118 no, edgy is to think dialogue by the 2 main characters isn’t the best written. You’re a clown.
And the one that’s in fantasy land
"This is Jon Snow. He's King in the North." That might be my favorite line in the whole show.
You must be great at, parties
What!
It's just a simple line..
@@Noone91875 precisely.
@@Noone91875 compared to danys intro its pretty funny that's why I love it too
@@Sosa081 I'd like that one. But nowhere close to some of the great dialogues in early seasons.
The amount of confidence jon snow had was enormous. He looks like he had confused in mind but deep inside he knew every answer for the problem
Yes, and those answers were:
"I don't want it!"
And
"She's muh queen!"
Jon Snow s1-s7 : Main character in the north, leads men against the Night king's army, one of the best warriors in westeros, a man of honour
Jon Snow s8 : 'sHe iS mA qUeEn'
'i dOnT wAnT iT'
@@anirudhmenon9099 you don't understand he was so tired after seven seasons he just wanted love he wanted someone else to make the decisions and take the lead. He said he was tired of fighting
@@yvettemarshallTWN that's a really good quote. Never heard it before.
The answer was Jon was the last male Targarean heir
"I ask you to not judge a daughter by her father's sins"
"You are right, you are not guilty of your father's crimes, and I am not beholding my ancestor's vows"
Epic comeback 💯
A good one 😂😂
Epic yes but not really a 'comeback'. I think that's connotatively harsh. Lol.
But still, an oath is an oath. And perpetuity means... [mock confusion, rhetorical question] What does perpetuity mean, Lord Tyrion?
Tyrion: Forever. [confirmation of rhetorical question]
Daenerys: Forever. [with finality]
'Beholden'. Not 'beholding'.
@@nicbentulanThat kind of is the point of comebacks, if they're not assertive enough, it's not a comeback. And it's not really rude either.
“This is Jon Snow... he’s king in the north” Miss this
Probably the best bit of dialogue of Season 7. That or the exchange between the hound and Brienne about Arya! Lol
The name itself is enough
The true north
And that is why we love Ser Davos.
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The "Amazing Avatars" of Amateurish Alliterations are Actually Artless and Awkward Amongst Accomplished Adepts.. Amen.
For years GoT felt like two or three different shows in one. Danerys in the desert, Jon in the snow and Kingslanding. So to see these two together felt like two of my favorite shows doing a crossover.
Aryas journey across westeros and bravos, and bran going from winterfell to beyond the wall felt like separate stories as well
Tyrion and Sansa at kings Landing
I like to think of GoT, less as a story, and more as a setting, that narate different stories from different perspectives
and then the wheels came off the wagon.... lets hope the reboot in 20 years does it better!
Kings Landing being the best of those shows
It’s cool how Jon doesn’t even correct her when she called him lord…this man is humble
He's used to people underestimating him. And he's still not used to being a king
Agreed.
He's basically just "Yeah, whatever. Can I have the dragonglass now? There's this zombie army led by ice monsters I have to fight off to save everybody's lives."
Ikr
@@blackjac5000 yeah he doesnt care for how people address him; he's concerned of bigger pictures
Jon has such a way of both being disarming and likeable while standing his ground at the same time. He's a de-escalation professional.
I need lessons in that…..😢
No Jon gets a bit fed up and testy with her eventually, saying he’s not there to measure titles and politics
Literally a Mini Ned. Probably just a bit more cautious verbally, even.
But it’s still not the same Jon as in the book. Jon in the show is portrayed as a great warrior who follows his heart thus making impulsive and not so calculated decisions, he also doesn’t want the throne.
Whereas in the books, he is smart, political, he calculates what he does. He wants to bring change in the world, he is perfectly made to be King, not to forget that he is Aegon Targaryen, the rightful heir and he wants his throne.
The difference between both Jon is so big. Jon in the book is so Smart, intelligent, cunning and he is way too good, a master even at politics that he just belongs in that throne.
learned thru years of trial and error 😂
When Davos say's "I wasn't there your grace" I just couldn't stop laughing 🤣🤣
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH he's so brave
One of the best tv shows ever made with the least amount of rewatch ability
To be fair seasons 1-4 are defo rewatchable, 5-6 are average to above average, but 7-8 are garbage that should be burnt (not recycled)
Season 1-6 are rewatchable. Season 6 is the finale in my eyes
@@tazkannon7403 This is it. ☝
@@tazkannon7403 5 & 6 were excellent for me. 7 is where the show started to dip.
even with a garbage ending, this is the most rewatchable show ever made,
Not only a Tv show but most rewatchable Tv/Web series or any Movie in the world not for the story at the end but for all the legendary characters and these amazing crossovers
"He refused to call me queen..."
Oh, don't you worry about that...
Season 8 :
98% of Jon's lines "My queen." "You are my queen." .......
OMG
@@amaninawhale8061”I don’t want it “
@@amaninawhale8061 of course, he is saying that all the time because everybody want him to betray her
yuhr muh queeen
Emilia’s slight changes in facial expressions are incredible
good catch I also saw them too.
Agree. Especially when he says he's not there to bend the knee. She gets that insane look in her eyes like she wants to slap the s*** out of him. Lol
3:09 This in particular is nuts.
People can slam Barristan Selmy all they want for serving Daenerys, but lets admit, he's the reason Daenerys accepted Jon as a guest and later an ally, because he told her about the crimes her father committed, particularly towards Jon's family. His being honest and truthful to Daenerys led her to try and repent for it by allying with Jon.
What people are you taking about? No one opposed his choice to join her.
@@BlackDiamond2718 I mean she was open to him coming to possibly declare his allegiance, she wasn't ready to wipe out the Starks and Baratheons. She was prepared to legitimise Jon as Jon Stark, make him warden of the North, like she did with Gendry. All that was because Selmy opened her eyes.
And by the way, most of the Starks did oppose his choice to join her, especially Sansa and Arya, because of what her father did to Ned's father and brother.
@@TDKiller415 he's talking about Barristan Selmy.. what people slams Barristan Selmy
@@sanyaoluemmanuel4204 Fans of the series, they slam Barristan Selmy like a traitor for joining Daenerys as soon as he was dismissed from the kingsguard.
@@TDKiller415 Slamming Ser Barristan Selmy is about as intelligent, as dismissing him from the kingsgaurd was. He was ever faithful to his oath across multiple king of multiple houses. Of all the kingsgaurd we meet, he was only ever second to the Sword of the Morning Ser Arthur Dayne. Then they dismissed him even relieved him from his oaths and for the first time in decades he is allowed to listen to his own moral compass again. That’s what people shame him for? What poor poor souls.
She goes on for ages about the last king in the north swearing fealty and Jon doesn’t even mention Robb
Exactly, Robb was the last King in the North, although I'll let Dany slide since she just washed up on Westeros recently... but Jon? Nah, unfortunately not
@@thalmoragent9344 The writers kinda forgot about Robb Stark
@@danielcisar8189
They also completely forgot about Rickon I'm his entirety... poor kid
Robb was king due to the kingdoms being at war
He was never actually a king who ruled because he didn't get the chance to
He was never actually recognised as king. Neither was renly. Neither was stannis
I don’t think it would have added anything to the conversation, since Robb was dead, wasn’t king for very long, and wasn’t king while a Targaryen was around to have possibly sworn fealty to. It wasn’t particularly relevant and would have been a waste of time.
Danerys: "Don't judge a daughter by the sins of her father"
Also Daenerys: "You need to recognize me as your soveigeign because of an oath your ancestor made a thousand years ago"
Yeah lol she was already mad by this point. It was quite obvious Westeros was over Targaryen rule. Self entitlement lead her there
"I did not come here to be a murderer"
Literally 5 seconds later;
"Bend the knee, or die"
To be fair, Aegon I and Aerys II are very different people.
I think Danny thought Westeros was gonna be like how she Liberated Slavers bay. She doesnʻt understand most of the Great Houses donʻt want the Targareyans back in power and how the People only remember her crazy dad burning everyone.
"Or else, my dragons will burn you".
"You come to break faith with House Targaryen?"
"I ask you not to judge a daughter by the sins of her father."
Girl, you can't ask someone to HONOR the past & FORGET about it. If you want to reap the rewards of the past, you've got to handle the bad that comes with it.
Exactly why Jon answered how he answered.
@@jdubo1998 Yep. what's more, Dany knows this too. That's why she moves right onto the pragmatic argument ("Our houses made good allies") and then a direct offer ("I'll make you Warden"). And then when Jon rebuffs that, she doesn't argue, but moves right on to realpolitik ("Dragons and Dothraki")
exactly
John's Answer was perfect. One of the few truly logical shutdowns I have seen in Movies.
are you choosing to ignore the full clip? Jon already mentioned that and her silence to it spoke volumes... what is it with people repeating whats already in the clip lol.
That was a chilling moment for me tbh. 0:01 the image of Daenerys just sitting there is so powerful. You can feel the presence... it's so intimating. She was just rumors, stories, urban myth in Westeros until the moment she landed on Dragonstone. It's like meeting a huge and very secretive celebrity for the first time.
And it's even better when you look at the shape of the entry to the dragonglass cave: it's the same shape as her throne. Really links it back to history that everyone's forgotten.
And even better knowing she died
Gonna use you to restart the scene again
Kylie maria videos lol
i feel it exactly the same brother it is INSANE no other television series has gave me the same feeling when you know everything they both went through it feels like 2 seperate shows freaking beautiful scene i loved this show until the very end i cant help it ❤️
I'm fairly certain that if you really lay down all Jon did, he'd have so many more titles than king in the north
Jon Snow, King of the North, Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch, Heir to House Stark, Freer of the Free Folk, Wilder of Longclaw the Valyrian Steel Sword, Unifier of Mankind, The White Wolf, The Savior, The Uniter, The Undying, and the Prince that was Promised, The Song of Ice and Fire.
@@chancellor500 wielder of longclaw shouldn't be in there. Every houses has a valyrian steel sword, it's nothing special to be a title 😂
Everything else is just on point 👌💯
@@chancellor500 Did you finish watching the show? He has way more titles than his life as Jon Snow acquired him.
@@chancellor500 He actually did die and was dead for a while then was brought back to life by Melisande (or R'hllor through Melisandre, she insisted on not taking full credit) so The resurrected instead of The undying maybe.
@@506Edai little correction here: not every house has a valyrian steel sword almost all big houses and many smaller ones do have one Lennister doesnt have one until they stole it. And you can argue that this title might not belong in his list but this is not the sword of a family , it was changed from the head of the famiy just for him so his "relationship" to this sword is completely different than any other ( Arya with her needle is something similar) so there is a point of view were this might be a possible title and another title might be slayer of the white wanderers ( dont know the actual english term), bane of the dead
Daenerys - "Don't judge a daughter for the sins of her father"
Ahhh....foreshadowing at its finest.
"at its finest" lol no.
judge her by her own..lol
the foreshadowing happens in season one when she burns the witch, maybe even when she burns her brother in episode 4 or smthing
@@seanachiescourt6659 she didn’t burn her brother lol her husband did
@@9Gorgeous oh ye youre right 😃
I just wish this video continued for few more minutes...
Sir Davos quoting Jon snow's achievements and ending it with John snow turning over Davos to stop him was literally lit 🔥
its because of the characters, Dany is a braggadocious blowhard who succeeds on reputation, and she has her mouthpiece constantly announcing her like a peacock. Jon on the other hand doesnt care for any of that, and he wanted Davos to stop building him up right there
It didn't continue because they uploaded it to make you pay to watch the rest of the episode. It's marketing.
@@jhhh888 would have watched it without marketing, it's so good..
It got me into tears
@@jhhh888 what episode us this one i want to continue it
When she says "My father was an evil man!" I loved the shock on Jon's face. Took the wind out of your sails boyo haha
Even then he didn't need any other point that that to refuse to bend the knee.
@Oishii Kudasai Jon never should have kneeled to Danaerys. I liked her until she became so rude, proud, and power hungry. How Jon ever fell in love with her makes no sense. Maybe he only saw her beauty.
@@MarC-te4he who wouldn't fall in love with a dragon queen. She literally explain why she became who she became.
@@RW77777777 What are you talking about?
@@MarC-te4he Not to mentioned Jon became a shell of his former self after falling for her. She wanted him to be an obedient lap dog even after she learned he had a greater claim to the throne. I liked Daenerys in the earlier seasons but all the worshipping from people in Essos got to her head. She became extremely entitled and unlikeable later on.
3:43 I love Tyrion's "Almost.." 😂😂
Same haha
Do you know which episode is this
And Davos side glance....
Tyrion was responsible for the death of 2 of Davos sons via wildfire....
@@CountryLifestyle2023 daenerys is responsible for that
@@jonathandidelle4163 No she is not.....
The best line in this for me was "Almost." The delivery was just perfect.
"He's the King of the North"
Lone Stark soldier behind the window: "Yeah!"
Lol the amounts of titles she has. XD
Davos could've been like
"This is Jon Snow, the King of the North, Uniter of Northmen and Wildlings, The White wolf, etc. " XD
He did, they cut it here but in the full scene Davos even mentioned how he got stabbed and brought back to life.
@@OZYMANDI4S I know he did, but he explained it to them, but not entitled it to him. Like how Missendi did.
*former lord commander of the Night's Watch*
Hilarious(!)
Dany with all of her titles appears insecure and trying too hard.
The look Ser Davos gives tyrion when he says "almost" is hilarious
He looks so offended
1:39 Jon’s sigh makes me laugh every time.
That sigh was probably him realizing she wasn't going to be any different than anyone else claiming the iron throne.
Outdated history. Robb Stark was the last King in the North before Jon Snow.
not recognized
Maybe they didn’t mention it cause he was not recognised as such by anyone but his subjects - but it would have been cool if Jon was like “no, Robb Stark was the last King in the North”
Maybe Daenerys didn't know
The last true accepted king was who she said.
All of the 4 kings from the war of the 5 kings are known as pretenders because they didn't win lol. Basically that's how our actual world history records "kings" who were never actually crowned and who never actually ruled, but tried to fight for their claim.
This scene is so powerful, it doesn't need any background score
It's pretty overated
1:07 they should mention " the last king in the north was Robb Stark who fought for his family and honner"
They forgot Robb existed
D&D's bad writing ruined GOT
'Right, You are not guilty for your father's crime & i'm not behold to my ancestors vows.'
-Jon Snow. 👊
This scene gave me so much hope for the future. I knew Daenerys and Jon would meet one day. Sad that it ended the way it did.
Tragic and even though neither of them knew much about their family history it was ironic that Jon killed Daenerys. As so many of their ancestors died at the hands or actions of another family member.
Since the first season, I wanted Jon and Daenerys to meet and have a relationship. However, when Ygritte appeared, my desire changed, and I no longer wanted Jon to be with anyone else. Despite this, I still hoped Jon and Daenerys would meet and become allies, even though I no longer saw them as a couple. In the end, everything that happened between them left me with a bittersweet feeling.
There's still hope in the books. As long as George finishes it that is.
This just shows that Jon is the better person and ruler. Daenerys gives herself all those titles and Jon is just like: „I‘m a simple man nothing more“.
It's why the best rulers are the ones who take power reluctantly, and therefore look on authority as a responsibility to the people they rule as opposed to those who lust for power and look upon their authority as their right and something they earned that makes them better and more important.
The " almost" from Tyrion. Priceless
And that SMIRK.. when Snow was addressed as KING.
Daenerys, i'm stuck. Can you advance the story line?
I remember watching this scene for the first time - them finally together in a room and meeting. I just try to forget the last season, it was so beautiful before hand.
"I am the last Targaryan Jon Snow."
Jon: "well...about that."
Let's admit one thing guys.. It's not just a Show. It's feel like some other world like real one 🖤
Until the season we do not speak of
@@mallex9310 3 seasons. 5-8 are nightmare, it's start very bad with 5, had some moment in 6 and 7 and totally gone in full delliric state of mind in the end.
Nope. It's a show.
@@jordank5551 its called heart
@@progamerjakestudios8553 no?
Tyrion: "Almost", and then Ser Davos's expression. 🤣🤣🤣
Why doesn't Jon mention Robb Stark when Daenerys says the last king in the North was Torrhen? Did the writers forget about him? XD
Most probably.
Yeah the Writers forgot their own show. lol
@@kamenballer Bro it was a joke
@@kamenballer INDEED WHSHAHAH
Probably. Just as they forgot prophecies and important phrases.
Considering at this point, we already knew Jon’s lineage, watching Dany act like this is almost unbearable
Do anyone know which episode is this
@@venkataharish6425 7x3
Even withouth his lineage I hate the way she treats him like a usurper. He didn't steal a throne from anyone, he was chosen to be king by his people.
Yeah unpopular opinion but I found her character unbearable
@@lisahuber9329 look at things from her perspective. This isn't 2022. Democracy means absolutely nothing in this setting. This is a quasi medieval setting. Birthright means everything. She is not being unreasonable from her perspective, given the information she has. She is conquering the 7 kingdoms, which means that everyone who opposes her is in fact a usurper.
It's amazing when you realize just how right Jon is right when he says "the dead are the enemy." Knowing what the Night King could do with a simple movement of his arms shows that a thousand men, women, and children, and even cripples, could all die on the field of battle, or in the comfort of their homes, and he would just bring them back to keep on fighting like a tidal wave.
This is Jon Snow....
Absolutely brilliant, Dont think this scene will ever stop being funny.
Daenarys is so entitled in this scene. She has no power over Jon yet acts like he’s honor bound to bend the knee to this stranger who’s father killed thousands of innocents
Which is why i loved when he said he won't
She is a Targaryen. Targaryens are pretty arrogant, much like their dragons. She didn't had the opportunity to brought up with the values Ned had passed to Jon...
@@constantinetranos2225 Pretty much all the royals act arrogantly.
@@red2977 The royal arrogance goes ×10 when it has Dragons...
She has all the power over him lol. She literally has 3 dragons.
This is Aegon Targaryen the 6th of his name, the Prince that was promised, FKA (formerly known as) Jon Snow, King of the North, 998th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, Hero of Hardhome, the Reborn, Leader of the Freefolk, Destroyer of house Bolton, Lover of Aunts, Knower of Nothing, King of the Andals and the First Men, protecter of the Realm. 😂❤
I feel like this scene had a lot of potential on philosophical dialogue. The dialogue felt like how we speak.
Yeah, it seemed they used a lot of rhetorical techniques.
The debate about what we inherit from our ancestors is an old one. For centuries the prevailing thought was you had a right to the world your fathers built and anyone who for any reason challenged that was your enemy.
On the other hand there’s a religious frenzy of accusing another group’s ancestors to demand tribute or reparations for actions committed long ago which are considered crimes to the mind of the newer generation that didn’t witness the events.
Yep, GRRMs influence on dialogue seriously missing from this scene
The dialogue became generic after S4..it became a typical dumb fantasy show without any depth
The writing is poor af
To those who watched this as it came out, the amount of energy in every lounge room during this scene was electric.....years and years of waiting.....forget how awesome this show was....the ending...well..yeah...
I'm so depressed the ending was as bad as it was. Everytime I meet someone who hasn't seen GoT. I get really excited to introduce them to it. But then I remember the ending...
@@Arniox True.
Meh. this scene isn't even that good. The show started going downhill long before the final season, fam.
@@jarret45 Season 6 had it's moments at times, but it was pretty botched. They messed up when they killed off Stannis and his army in season 5, as it's he & his army that brings together the Northern Houses to take out the Boltons in the books (well hinted strongly at in what GRRM has revealed from WoW. Instead they had a chunk of them mutiny in the show, handover Jon's brother to the Boltons, and sent Sansa north way too early and for some reason not tell Jon that the army of House Arryn was on the way.
Then they decided to ruin the Brotherhood without Banners, killed off Barristan Selmy after his actor spoke up about some of their bad changes, make Euron Greyjoy a generic/lame pirate, make the Golden Company into a joke, castrate Jon Snow's character, and turn Jamie Lannister into a whipped man with no backbone after all that character development he had. They didn't even do Clegane Bowl right (Bran's vision saw Jamie & the Hound fighting him in a huge battle).
Should have listened to GRRM and went 10 seasons with 10 episodes each, with a long finale episode for the final 2-3 seasons. Instead, Dave & Dan revealed how much of a hack they both were, pushed out GRRM, and showed how terrible they are writing.
@@JonathanTaylor85 Anything else you need to get out of your system, bro?
This is jon snow ,knower of nothing 😂😂 0:33
Something I never put together until recently is that this is the first time Tyrion and Davos meet face to face after the Battle of Blackwater Bay where Davos' son Mathos was killed by Tyrion's wildfire. What I like most about Davos is that he's a sensible and reasonable man. He doesn't blame Tyrion for Mathos' death. He doesn't seek revenge or harbor any ill will towards Tyrion. He understands it wasn't personal and that it was "just business".
Davos forgot about his son 🤪
It was war, plain and simple. Greg "Pappy" Boyington, the Marine fighter jock behind Black Sheep Squadron, had been held in a Japanese POW camp but said in his memoir that he never held any animosity towards Japanese people as a whole over it.
@@b.b.s7545 He kinda forgot about his son.
The actors were Really good in this show , everything was picked and setup perfectly and it all went well for 5 seasons , then cracks started to appear in the 6th & 7th season , Then the producers just totally melted down in season 8…
It was so good until it wasn't :(
The cracks started appearing in season 5, with that Drone story line that went nowhere.
"Centuries of peace and prosperity"? Did Daenerys ever read any history books? Blackfyre Rebellions, Maegor's war on the faith and The Dance of the Dragons would very much beg to differ. The longest period of peace House Targaryen ever managed to maintain was for 80 years at most.
Did you read the books and the part where it's said Westeros was a mess before the Targaryens arrived? Hmmmmm
@@targaryen7029 did you read the books where the Valyrians wars were much worse and it was their conquering of Esso and in slaving others that caused the issues in Westreos because people were fleeing them into Westreos. Which caused most of the small wars between the First Man and the refugees who brought with them their own religions can cultures?
Danny: ...He's refused to call me Queen!
Good boy Jon literally three minutes before that after being adressed as 'my lord': The winds were kind, your Grace.
The very episode of when the show started to collapse
Not at all. Go away lol. S7 and 8 have amazing episodes and scenes. Some of my favorite from the show. Including this amazing scene 💗
@@devenfeldstein9796 Very true, this scene is great, and maybe 2 or 3 other scenes are good. The rest is nonsensical garbage.
it started to collapse when arya swam through a sewer with a gaping stomach wound
@@devenfeldstein9796 true, I always like watching 7 & 8
Season 7 is not nearly as bad as people make it to be. It’s half and half. I think there were plenty of great moments and quality writing mixed up with plenty of poor decisions and horrendous writing.
I like how he didn't mention that he's the lord commander of the nights watch
He's not, he quit in season 6
@@theguywhoisaustralian1465 thats a nice way of saying "died"
@@OZYMANDI4S He died, then quit
@@theguywhoisaustralian1465 died, resurrected then quit.
@@OZYMANDI4S he quit while he was dead 😂
Jon Snow was my favorite character literally only watched his parts of the show
Then you missed the best character, the real King in the North, Robb Stark, the Young Wolf.
@@vaskylark no he’s the King he lost the North. Jon>Robb all the way.
@Daemon Blackfyre I miss Robb too but Robb lost his war because he decided to marry some random woman for love while breaking his oath. Jon may’ve broke his Night’s Watch vow but when the time came, he thought of the bigger picture and abandoned Ygritte
Yep that's the only parts that I watched too 😁 .
@Daemon Blackfyre Jon literally led the war to win back the north that rob lost . Rob is just a loser . His dumb decisions make him unfit to be a king .
4:38 his face before he says "the dead" like he realizes how crazy this sounds
Deanerys- not to judge a daughter by the sins of her father. This is the most funniest line I ever heard since I started watching movie
This scene marked the greatest blue balls in cinematic tv history. We didn't get to see the appropriate outcome to this buildup and I'll never have closure. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
The appropriate outcome is what we got. Anything other than that would have been silly and cliche.
Impressive, let's see George RR Martins Daenarys and Jon's first encounter
@@kneelbeforezak isn’t John dead in the books? Idk if George is bringing him back yet
@@wyvern-report I assume he will be brought back to life in pretty much the same circumstances as the show
Maybe the sequel will fix a lot of the errors. One can only hope. I also suspect we will learn something in House of The dragon that will teach us something about "The white walkers and the Night King that'll lay the ground works for the sequel, I have a feeling the Night King or the White Walkers ain't really gone.
It’s 2022 and it still gives me chills when Fire and Ice meet ❤😢
Wish they casted a better actress
Knowing what we all know now I can't watch this scene without my brain saying "HEEEYYY AUNTIE!" 🤣🤣🤣
why?
@@divyeshrohanramesh9753 want me to spoil it?
And he smashed auntiee ...
HBO, You ruined the last season and we forgot it. Now, why are you showing this?
HBO is re-airing the entire series starting with season 1 episode 1, on Saturday.
Imagine
Tell'em again bro!!!
@@jl9554 ewwwwww cable
It was D&D who ruined this show not HBO.
"I was not there, your grace"
Dany: centuries of peace and prosperity.
Westeros under the Targaryens:
Aegon's conquest, the Dornish Wars, the struggle with the Faith, the BLACKFYRE Rebellions, the Dance of Dragons, Robert's Rebellion, the War of the Nine Penny Kings.
Centuries of peace and prosperity....right.
The only even semblance of peace was while Aegon the Conqueror ruled. The moment he died Maegor the bloody Cruel took over 😳
@@theozlander4629
Not necessarily, their was still conflict between Dorne and the Iron Throne that led to the deaths of Rhaenys and Meraxes.
@@theozlander4629 the reign of Jaehaerys I was more peaceful
Compared to pre-Conquest, it was MUCH more peaceful. You couldn't go a summer without a war between at least two of the kingdoms. After the Conquest, they had the REASONABLE war against the Faith, the Dance, the war against Dorne and ... what, two proper Blackfyre Rebellions?
Westeros before Aegon's Conquest:- Non stop war between Kingdoms. It was more peaceful post Aegon's conquest. They were so many war prisoners the Night's Watch could form an army of 10000 men lol.
Love how polite the are
Jon's polite. Daenerys is passive aggressive
That "Almost" from Tyrion was personal. Love the pride he still feels for winning the Battle of the Blackwater.
Aww, I just realized that Davos wanted Dany to know Jon was King, Ike how he did for Stannis when he first met Jon. Wish they got more bonding scenes together.
It's interesting that she doesn't consider that her father's actions had already broken the agreement between her house and the Starks.
and how she recognises torrhen stark as the last king in the north, but robb served as king in the north for at least a year. shows how disconnected she is from westeros and the politics that have been at play during her exile, but also highlights how ignorant she is to the northern history, desire for independence, and stark loyalties.
even more ridiculous is that Aegon's right to rule was the right of conquest, just as Robert's rule was by right of conquest. Her "claim" is built on violence, not honor.
Her father? Rickard broke it by plotting treason. Aerys was right in killing traitors.
@@derek96720 The survivors of Aegon's war bent the knee. The Targaryens never accepted Robert's rule as legitimate, and even Robert knew he could never be fully safe as king so long as Targaryens lived.
@@DavidbarZeus1 Robert won the throne by right of conquest and was anointed both by the faith and the citadel. Just like Aegon I won the throne by right of conquest and was anointed both by the faith and the citadel.
Torhen Stark didn't bend the knee cus Aegon would burn him. He bent the knee cus Aegon I could unite the 7 kingdoms to produce enough resources to support the upkeep of the wall and nights watch. They had common cause, it was a bipartite agreement(Until Aerys broke faith).
A few generations later Queen Alysayne flew to the Wall, brought more men, increased land owned by the watch and had a new tower built for extra security.
Dany's grand sire King Aegon V sent many men, his brother Aemon and the former hand Bloodraven to strengthen the wall again.
Starks always sent the brother not in line for the title of king or warden to strengthen the watch.
She looks incredible in this scene
She's pretty mid
Jon's introduction gets me everytime
At this point I kept telling myself that the show is going to have an awesome ending with Daenerys and Jon sitting on the iron throne together with Tyrion being their hand. Well I was a bit wrong😂. Still didn't get over the whole season 8.
Season 8 was trash but what happened with daenarys is canon. That’s exactly the ending she’ll have if George ever finishes the books.
@@theamazingmann no, sorry. It'll make a lot more sense when grrm writes it. Nothing about the show has been canon since season 5.
@@tam6753 she’s still gonna turn evil lol 😂
@@theamazingmann no, I'd expect grrm to be a lot more nuanced than the good/evil thing. He himself said so several times over the years.
@@tam6753 fair enough, I still think she’ll go crazy in the books tho and betray the trust of Jon and everyone else
"You told me you liked this man."
This line gets me every time. 😅
"I am the last targaryen" she said to Aegon Targaryen.
Kinda funny to see this after knowing it all
Jon was never recognized as targaryen! He was exiled to the wall being snow. When Daenerys died, the house Tagaryen died next to her!
@@yvonneortiz8595 Jon never wanted to be a Targaryan.
@@yvonneortiz8595 it lives on biologically.
The face Jon lets Dany talk about his family’s vow to the Targaryens but she immediately stops him the second he brings up her father shows she both fears and hates her connection to him wanting to wipe it away so as not to inconvenience her plans where as Jon simply acknowledges and accepts what his family did in short he let her talk she tries to silence him
And then, she ends becoming her father.
All those overly-grandiose titles that Dany needed in order to present herself reminds me so much of Tywin’s line:
“Any man who must say ‘I am the king’ is no true king.”
2022 watched every season, I most say one of the greatest shows I've ever watched 👌🏾
What you think of the ending ?
"You're right, you're not guilty of your father's crimes - and I am not beholden to my ancestors vows" oooooff
Jon snow isn't bond by the oath, he is a snow, not a stark.
A dragon who was raised as a wolf. The best of both worlds
she literally held off on taking the iron throne to win the people over, but in the end, killed the people. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE.
Dany chose fear over love. Sense given;)
Not saying I like how they did it, but as to your question, people change!
I always find the part funny when Daenerys gives Jon sass by firing back “as far as I can see you’re the enemy to the North” 😂
yeah a good catch here.
Jon Snow looks so unimpressed with her beauty, her titles, her army and her dragons. Must have been a shock to Dany, who only ever had men fall on their knees for her.
You stand in the presence of Jon Snow, Lord Commander of the Nights Watch, first of his name, leader of the wildlings, The Resurrected, The Prince who was Promised, The King of the North and the rightful heir to the Iron Throne
The knower of nothing
@@cofeelaced5406 how could I forget his best title
Davos" This is jon snow he is king in the north"
Jon "Thanks bro"
I always love the face Jon gives danaerys when she said you came all this way to break faith and comes back with your daddy burnt my family alive. I miss this Jon Snow. Not the redundant yes man we got in season 8
Jon Snow was probably the best person on the show in terms of leadership. He did a lot of maturing on the show, but by far he would have been the best ruler out of all of them.
@@red2977 I concur cuz everything he did was for the good of all and not for himself
@@red2977 I don't think he would make a great ruler.
You cannot be so meek and easy to manipulate to be a great ruler.
How he allowed Tyrion to manipulate him into killing Dany was beyond pathetic to me.
Also, Dany's descent into madness is partly his fault.
There is a moment where all Dany wanted, and needed, was his love. She had lost two of her dragons for him, she had lost her best friend, and the North had betrayed her despite her sacrificing everything for them.
And all she wanted was for Jon to love her, give himself to her, and herself to him, and Jon couldn't give her that.
Imagine going through all that and then having the person you love and trust the most reject you.
That was the finally straw that made her descend into madness.
To think it took 7 Seasons for two of the main characters in the entire GOT universe to meet
When he introduces Jon, it makes me laugh everytime I watch.
“I am the last Targaryen Jon Snow”
Drogon: 👀
What a scene..this is the real mass scene ❤️
"Centuries of peace and prosperity"
Lol she really did not infact had a formal education and here she proved it.
the only real peaceful and prosperous times in westeros were under the rule of jaehaerys the first also named the old king and later on under his nephew vyseris, pretty much after vyseris passed away and the dance of the dragons wrecked house targaryen there weren't 100 straight years of peace and prosperity
Viserys was Jaehaeys' grandson, not nephew.@@warbossgrotsmasha23
@@jyotirani8187 nephew and grandson is basically the same thing in my language, sorry it was lost in translation :P, english isn't my 1st language
Jon: My grace, I'm here to talk about the White Walkers.
Daenerys: The Iron Throne is mine!!!
Jon: That's not what I'm here.
Daenerys: It's mine!!!
Jon: I don't care about...
Daenerys: Mine!!!
Jon: ..............
Daenerys: MINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
since i watched GOT, I've been waiting for this moment my entire life. It really took six seasons to get these two on the same screen/scene.
"lol don't judge me just bend the knee before I burn you all"
I really loved this show. Im hoping that the prequel to GOT is gonna be good.
Gotta love Dany’s attempt to establish dominance, calling Jon lord. Ser Davos catches that and corrects her, telling her he’s a king and thus an EQUAL.
2:07 he wasn’t expecting that lol
3:43 The look Davos gives Tyrion, remembering his son's death.
Davos' face when Daenerys' introduction ends is priceless.