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The reason Tywin said 'be careful' to Arya's question if he knew many stone masons is because it was meant as a dig, and it was obvious to Tywin. Arya was implying as a wealthy lord he didn't have any connection with common folk, so how would he know what they were capable of?
Which I feel is a little bit of a miss since she’s supposedly a commoner and he has been going out of his way to get to know her some and learn about her life etc.
@@yomamma.ismydaddy216 he knows shes not a commoner. he literally calls her out for it
@@lewis0705 yeah but after he calls her out on it she did a good job denying it and trying to convince him that she wasn’t a noble but rather she was just exceptionally intelligent and was taught how to speak “proper, properly”
@@yomamma.ismydaddy216 no lmao. he knows she's lying. but he obviously doesn't know she's arya stark
@@lewis0705 what does he do after she lies that makes it clear that he knows?
The reason Tywin made that comment about a literate stone mason, is that the ability to ready and write was not needed for common people to do their work so a lot of them could not. It was his way of saying that Arya's backstory was already shaky.
Bro they not only not needed reading skill that's not the main reason. Do you have any idea how much 1 book costed back there ? How few people who were ready to teach others there were ? It's not cause they didn't need reading much they had no ability to learn or afford learning.
@@user-jf7iv4mk7oare you a stone mason as well?
Watching the series for the first time I didn’t know Kit Harington (Jon) and Rose Leslie (Ygritte) fell in love thanks to the shooting of this season. They’ve been dating since 2011 (GoT season 2 was released in 2012), married since 2018 and rn they are expecting their 2nd child. ❤
Oh my God that's awesome I didn't know that
Well, apparently Jon Snow knew a few things ... xD
Season 1 was shot in 2009 and 2010 Season 2 in 2011
Season 1 was released in 2011 Season 2 in 2012, you see what I mean?
5:11 Hodor is one of, if not the most easy to love character in the entire show. He always puts a smile on people faces, practically game of thrones equivalent to MCUs Groot. 😁❤️
Also the birth of these awesome infamous lines “you know nothin, Jon Snow” and “when a Targaryen is born the gods flip a coin”. 😄
Poor hodor
Theon - “ I don’t want to spend my life treated as a fool or a eunuch”. That right there is a quote I never picked up him saying hah.
I WISH YOU BOTH GOOD FORTUNE IN THE WARS TO COME
And now it begins
No, now it ends
Ignites lightsabers
Bridgette's reaction to Tyrion comforting Cersei was HILARIOUS 🤣
This show fckd us up with so much incest that any brotherly affection is now suspicious. Lmao
I really like Arya and Tywin scenes, I think Tywin would be so happy if she is a Lannister. He would love his grandchildren to be smart, that's why he keeps Arya close and enjoys talking to her even though he knew that she's no low born girl like she said.
I’m the books Arya is Rooce Bolton’s cupbearer not Tywin’s. But I like her interaction with Tywin on the show better.
@@andrewward5891but Rooie is her brothers ally why would she not reveal herself to him
@@sese8976 - Arya didn’t trust Rooce (which was smart). The Boltons are former enemies and were considered shaky allies at best by the Starks. And Roose is a creepy guy too. Arya was hoping Robb would eventually show up in Harenhall. If she did reveal herself to Roose he probably would have traded her to Tywin like he did with Jamie.
There it is "You know nothing John Snow" the line that will live forever lol. I love how it was just meant to be a one off line and I hear everyone using it in most media.
That line always felt so forced to me, in the fandom. Like "this is the way" from The Mandalorian. Literally who cares. Dumb line. People should stop saying it.
Honest Trailers made it famous much to our dismay.
@@fakecubed Not sure I understand completely. If people want to say it let em say it. People express their fandom in all kinds of ways, why try and limit it?
This is such a great Cersei episode, it really gives her such depth as a character, how basically everything she does at this point is for her children, flawed or not. Sheds more light on how upset she was that her daughter was sent away for marriage. She clings to power because she knows well what will happen to her children if their rule gets overthrown, they’ll be butchered. I do think overall Cersei is the best character of the series (except maybe her dad).
And i think she is very misunderstood, and hated for very little reason. I feel I could argue against any reason someone gave. Also, her and Dany's stories parallel more than is obvious on first watch.
@@MrCzerillo I mean... when she was a child she murdered her best friend because she had a crush on Jaime. There are things about Cersei you can defend, and understand. There are also things she has done that are irredeemable.
Cersei is an evil wicked person. Nothing about her is misunderstood
Fun fact... Back in the day, Xaro was often referred to by fans as "Duck Sauce" because of the pronunciation of his last name "Daxos"
It's still literally all I hear lol
The "simple question" by Arya to Tywin was nearly a big slip as it was a quick witted response and insulting to Tywin as he was to high up the food chain to even know/talk to a stonemason putting him in verbal check. Tywin immediately recognises the simple question for what it really was and warns her before ending their verbal spar.
Milk of the poppy is literally from the poppy leaf a.k.a Opium. So yes, it is a drug
Bridget's laugh gets me every time. Equal parts excited and evil. 🤣😈
I really respect and appriacte you guys are pumping these out and not edging the audience.
Tywin talking about Jaime's reading impairment (we'd call it dyslexia today) is one of my favorite educational moments in GoT. I'm also a fan of Stanis's quiet interjections of the word "fewer" when someone around him uses "less" incorrectly. 😆
Arya's internalized misogyny ("Most girls are idiots") was added to the show. Arya wasn't that way about other girls in the books.
3:38 - David Nutter is one of the best tv directors/producers in the business. Has 3 Emmys. He worked on many famous shows: Supernatural, Sopranos, Nip\Tuck, ER, West Wing, Band of Brothers, Homeland and many more.
He's directed a lot of pilots including the Smallville pilot.
A few thoughts on the episode:
I'm fairly certain, even though Tywin really likes Arya, that he didn't give her his food out of good nature. He was too suspicious because of the attempted murder on "him" that someone might try to poison him.
The moment between Tyrion and Cersei, which you found weird, I think was meant to show that even when they feel connected on something for once, they can't express it. With "normal" siblings, you would probably expect a comforting hand on the shoulder or a hug in such a situation, but the two are too emotionally distant from each other for that.
The woman talking to Jorah Mormont, who doesn't reveal herself, has already mentioned who she is. Last episode, or the episode before that. I'm not sure. You guys probably just don't know what to do with her answer. I'm excited to see when you guys figure it out. :)
Keep up the good work! I really like your reaction to GoT so far :)
I'd forgotten how much of a trip Jamie was in this episode. He's got the "gift of the garb", just like Tyrion. I think his motivation for talking so much was he would rather die than remain in captivity. He was really pushing it with Catelyn, for that purpose.
that graveyard is not gonna be big enough.
For real!
Omg! Just rewatched this and at 25:54 when Cersei blows out the thing she uses to light the candles, the map on the board behind Cody and Bridgette lifts up as though someone blew on it… amazing coincidence!!
I love how almost every one of these episodes starts with the question "where is Melisandre" now, lol
Whenever Melisandre isn’t on screen, the other characters should be asking “Where’s Melisandre?”
Cody you ask some dumb questions sometimes.. "what's mutton?" 😂Love you both
Oh my sweet summer children! That graveyard isn't nearly big enough....
It's great you caught that moment between Cersei and Tyrion. So well played by Lena and Peter. He suddenly sees what Jaime sees, and she, just for a second, considers reaching out for reassurance and affection. Love that whole scene.
Another masterful reaction.
That masked woman is the red lady of Qarth. That's how she knows things.
Getting hotd Flashback when they said "strong boy" 😂
I look forward to your reactions every time!! You guys are great, and entertaining!! 😊
You can't help but love Hodor. I've always loved characters that never speak or can't understand. Hodor is a great example . I can't wait for you to see his story through. He has a strong supporting role. ❤ You sweet Giant.
Its funny u guys are laughing at Jon snow and edin that actually becomes his real life wife they instantly had chemistry ❤😊
Arya was the child that Tywin wanted. Tywin didnt know who exactly Arya was, but see that she's very smart.
Mutton is sheep meat from sheep that are three years or older. Lamb is one year or younger, Hogget is two years old.
Milk of the Poppy is Opium.
Yeah, Jaime's killing his cousin (a huge taboo in Westeros, kinslaying) doesn't seem too necessary (it's not in the books, but I guess they needed to remind everyone who Jaime was right about now).
At this point Jaime has been captured for months. He's malnourished and not as strong as he usually is. Tyrion and Cersei's dynamic is hilarious.
Reason why 27:45 was so "weird" is becuse Cersie literally hates Tyrion her whole life and never connected to him at any level,but then she finds herself crying in front of him and she feels shame like shes not so strong like she pretends to be,things matter to her too,and Tyrion was for sure way more uncomfortable becuse he never seen her like this or spoke to her like that...
The Hound is my favorite character. Not because he's a hero, but because he isn't.
He's not a hero, and he's not a villain. He's a perfect in between ❤
9:53 The reason why Lord Tywin said “Be careful girl” was because Arya was being a smartass. Lord Tywin was implying that Arya’s father might not have been a stonemason due to the amount of knowledge she has. However, Arya was asking him if he has met many stonemasons because she knows that highborns would not waste their time on talking to lowborns.
Aemon is Danaerys great uncle.
Aemon is brother to aegon, aegon is father to aerys and aerys is father to danaerys
On the show, yes. In the books, there is one more generation.
@havok6280 oh okay, I haven't read the game of thrones books, only the existing fire and blood book (most of the way through.) I have no doubt in the future volumes we will get up to the current era and the correct heritage will be set in fire and blood volume (guessing) 3/4
You are going to need a much, much bigger graveyard board 😂
Jaime purposefully provoked Caitlyn and the Stark camp because at this point he’s been held captive for months. He knows he needed to do something in order to change his situation cuz if he did nothing he was certain to just wait for death.
9:43 "Have you met many stonemason my lord?" It's a cheap shot for highborn not getting social enough with lowborn.
4:31 I mean being back in his previous situation kinda kickstarts it (or tests his feelings), and then at this point seems like he's telling himself why it's necessary 'cause it feels too late to suddenly turn back
I'd probably still be uncertain about my side (if we go back to the moment he decided if to burn the letter or not) -- I get him.
21:43 he couldve just...ah.
Like, just incapacitate him
24:47 the way I snorted at "man"
27:34 awkward siblings
(Lol it sounded like you just dismissed it for a sec)
milk of the poppy is their version of morphine pretty much. a strong painkiiller
Thank.. You guys are awesome cs 3episodes a week .. Enjoying throughout journey once again with you two. Loving it.
Love your reaction to these episodes 🖤 I can't wait for you to get further on 😊
Rose Lesile (Ygritte) and Kit Harrington (Jon Snow) are married in real life. I believe they have a kid together too. They met on the set of Thrones. So their chemistry is real.
Maybe 2 or 1 and 3/4 last time I heard baby 2 is on the way.
Mutton is sheep meat.
The last sentence from Tywin implicates that he knows who Arya is.
He doesn't know exactly who Arya is, but he knows she is putting on an act... If Tywin knew she was Arya, he wouldn't be as free around her like he is or would be spilling any secrets... He is talking to a nobody and there is nothing relevant that can come up due to this. Or so he thinks and he can clearly tell the girl is very smart and educated.
@@timometsanoja9666 he knows she's a highborn, whish I knew what he was thinking who she was
he doesn't know that she's arya stark, but he knows she's highborn or lying about herself
I demand headstones for all the other dead characters when you guys do the History and Lore for Season 2!
She slipped and almost let Tyrion close and that pissed her off
The last sentence of Jaime lanister in this episode always makes my eyes rainy
I watch yall reaction like i watch a show but im grateful i don't gotta wait a week just for one episode!
That graveyard board needs to be big.
Mutton = Sheep or Goat depending on what part of the world you're in, and what they call it.
I love you guys 💜
Mutton is adult sheep. Lamb is, well, lamb. Mutton is tougher, chewy. Worth that overcooked pork chops.
I'll never get tired of Jaime or Theon.
Two best arcs in the series
yeah, I hated Theon on first read up untill Reek was born, but now that I reread it (I'm at the moment when he decided to raid winterfell) and his inner battle between stark ang greyjoy is great. the only bad chapters are between his sailing to the iron islands and this moment when he killed the first men of the green lands. and Jaime is without a single doubt one of the 2 best written characters in the entire series
That Graveyard section may need an extension 🤣🤣🤣
Love your reaction videos
Love you guys, Kit said it was a beautiful place to fall in love, they filmed it in Iceland
House Bridgeco let's goooooo!
its crazy how every minute of this show is interesting and just brilliant,all the things everyone say and do...best show ever
you goin thru them so fast also and i dont hear a thing bout some Patreon being on season 7 smh LOVE U!
7:55 "What's mutton?"
The meat form of Sheep or lamb. Mutton:lamb::beef:cattle
The dragons deserve a spot on the board!
Bridget I love your shirt!
30:04 You and everyone else XD
12:44 that dude looks like he could be Gendry's brother.
You're putting u's into names that don't have them. It's Jaqen H'ghar who is Arya's murder genie, and the Night's Watch ranger is Qorin Halfhand.
FYI: Talisa is Oona Chaplin daughter of Charlie Chaplin from silent films
Grand daughter actually. Charlie died 9 years before she was born.
@@andrewward5891 ok ok you are right
Oona is the grand daughter of Charlie’s 4th wife (also named Oona) who had 8 of his 11 kids. Charlie’s last child was born in 1962 when he was 73 years old. Charlie died in 1977 at age 88.
Only 2 people that ever managed to make Tywin Lannister smile was his beloved Lannister wife that died the day Tyrion was born (they were first cousins, and yeah that shit is gross, but they're Lannisters), and Arya Stark.
The show doesn’t really get into Tywin’s backstory much but per the books the reason Tywin is such a hard ass is because his father was a softie. In the book Tywin says his father’s banner men mocked him openly and his father was taken advantage by Tywin’s stepmother. When Tywins father died Tywin kicked his stepmom out of town naked.
@@andrewward5891if Tywin father ruled any longer they would've lost the Westerlands to rebellion
haha there's little heart in the sam pic hehe
Love your reactions - thank you!!
Hodor uses Hodor like I use fuck. I use it as a verb, noun, etc.
The next few episodes are going to blow your minds.
I'm sure someone has mentioned this but that is the actor who plays Jon Snows actual wife IRL.
oh this hasn't even stared yet 😂
Mutton is sheep meat prepared as food.
I know this is old, but I'm just catching up with your old GoT vids...
When you eat a cow, the meat is called "beef."
When you eat a pig, the meat is called "pork."
When you eat a deer, the meat is called "venison."
And when you eat a sheep (or a goat, in some places), the meat is called "mutton."
You know nothin’ Jon Snow ❄️ 🐺
I like the thumbnails you guys use
The sincest comment had me laughing so hard!!
The Nurse with Robb Stark is Talisa Maegyr. Played by Oona Chaplin is the real life Granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin.
She’s no Jeyne Westerling.
She is more of a doctor than a nurse. Oona's father is a famous Cinematographer Patricio Castilla and her mother is movie star Geraldine Chaplin from "Doctor Zhivago"
@@bradcarver8127she's more loyal then Jeyne
13:30 Milk of the Poppy is an old name for Opium.
Milk of the poppy is the goooood drugs lol. Pretty much straight opium juice. It’s like heroin or morphine
NOT SINCEST LOOOOOOOOL yall are too hilarious
Ygritte--pronounced eegrit. Like Yvonne and Yvette, the Y is pronounced like a long E. (Except if their parents didn't know that.)
I don’t know if someone mentioned this already, but Ygritte and Jon Snow actors are married in real life. Just a fun fact.
Funniest couple on yt 💜
Hi Kevin!
here's a "funeral song" It's So Hard To Say Goodbye by Boyz 2 Men lol
Meet our hero Jamie Lannister
Jaime in snarky villain mode. Trying again to get Catelyn to kill him.
You either sew the show before or you have amazing instincts
I referred to Theon as a different body part, a whole bag of them. Same sentiment though
"Ruined! The shame of it!"😂😂😂
Fun Fact. Harrenhall was destroyed ba Aegon on the day they finished building it
ANOTHER GREAT REACTION
You know how dogs look like their owners, Kevin looks like Cody a little, no offense.
I still have no idea what's going on 😂🤣😂
I think Tywin knew who Arya was. Tywin is the real king of Westeros, and he makes it his business to watch while not always being seen. He’s the kind of man who asks questions to see what the other person is going to say, not because he needs to know information.
I don’t think Tywin had figured out who Arya was yet. He might have deduced her identity eventually but if he knew who she was he would have locked her up. She would have been a valuable bargaining chip to get Jamie back. But in the book Arya never meets Tywin (she’s Rooce Boston’s cupbearer) so the show couldn’t diverge too much from the books.
One thing that's always got me was, in tha books everyone says how much of a Stark Arya looks. How did Tywin not see Ned in her