Hemanth khureshi His penis was flaccid and devoid of blood and his naked body was in the freezing cold, of course his penis was going to look pathetic, but when the situation is different it can give a whole different perspective. Plus Tormund was just messing with him since Jon looked so miserable.
This is one of the most important developmental scenes for Jon in my opinion. He started to realize Wildlings were people just like him, and there was little logic to their enduring conflict. While he later would defend Castle Black against the Wildling attack, I think Ygritte's pointed question of why his people were fighting hers made him start to reevaluate the dominant thinking of the time.
Problem is that the widlings are people but they're very different people, they're basically the Dothraki of the north without horses, Letting them go south might be possible, but in a slow, filtered way otherwise they'd clash with the rest of the peoples in westeros and there would be war, wherever they went and had settlements the same would take place, Hence the need to Keep them behind the wall, A united westeros with strong purpose and solid chain of command under a fair and strong Leader could accomplish such a task, but the westeros that is there is torn apart by greed, Lust, spite and scheming, basically falling apart under it's own weight, they barely can keep themselves off each other's throats, the best that'd come of the widlings's crossing'd be to give them a new enemy to unite against, and once they're done they go back to fighting each other.
@Aslyn ah no, it aggravated the problem, in luck for them the Long night is there to be a rally cry, but just think of that not being true and the only thing there being the wildlings, they'd become a huge problem to the northeners and pawns in the games of people like Rose bolton then become the new Greyjoys ignored until they become a pain in the butt for too long, then squashed then ignored again.
The conflict between the wildlings and the northeners stems from the fact that the wildlings raid northern lands and attack northerners, the nights watch itself is largely of northern descent and supported mostly by the north The northerners aren't the ones raiding wildling lands, it's the other way around, the wildlings hate the northerners for the wall and for being kneelers, while the northerners hate the wildlings for being savages and raiders The northerners can't accommodate the wildlings in the north and the wildlings would never take up northern ways of life anyway, there's no option other than conflict The wildlings, apart from being savages, veiw themselves as victims of historical injustice, and the northerners veiw wildlings as a menace to their lives The whole conflict between the two groups is extremely justified and understandable, ygritte is just a crybaby who thinks her ppl can raid the north bcuz thousands of years ago they used to shit there and denies the northerners their right to their land
@@fovosprodromus5020 no I don't think so. They got married around 2018 I think? And season 3/4 was around 2014. They'd been dating before that tho iirc.
@@blacksun6245 Yeah I know. It’s just that in the show, up until this moment we were led to believe that wildlings were these mysterious, primitive and dangerous barbarians somewhere up in the equally mysterious far North of Westeros. This scene made us realise that the wildlings were basically of the same blood as the Starks.
Ygritte: I'm a free woman! John: You're a free woman? Ygritte: Well- I-I might be your prisoner, but I'm a free woman! John: If you're my prisoner, you're not a free woman. That's what prisoner means!
Hey celibacy & blue balls will do that to you… ugh i remember having an especially bad case of em in college It was… very Very irritating to say the least.
+Andrew Wang Even if Ned didn't make him, he still raised him as his son, so he WAS his father. And the point is that Jon has the blood of the First Men, which he does either way.
+Andrew Wang Oh fuck off theorist you may be great in numbers but you lack in reason that theory doesn't mean shit unless daeny wins the throne... And even if she did lyanna and rhaegar never got married properly... IF IT WAS TRUE.
While it is up in the air, it's worth noting that Eddard Stark never actually describes him as his 'son' in the books. While talking about his birth, he refers to him as his blood. It's also hinted at a lot of places that Eddard isn't Jon's real father.
Dont know about ya all but I always loved john snow, since season 1. Most people started liking him until season 5 but to me he was always the best one.
I like Tyrion(all sesons), the Hound(after fuck the king), Arya(I dont wanna be a lady). I start to like Jamie after losing his hand, he was more humble and start to be a real knight. Brien piss me of all the time... Oberyn die to fast... I hope i see more Mountain kills... but for me real MVP was King Robert. I can watch him all day... bow before ur king, ur shits!!!
Ygritte: You lot came along and put up a big wall and said it was yours! Jon: sometimes we build up walls, not to keep people out, but to see who cares enough to knock them down :(
@@leebradshaw8854 To be fair this was definitely the most popular theory among GOT die hards and lots of people laughed at us saying no way that’s possible haha
@@inr9751 Like what plotlines? All comes to mind is the melisandre-stannis-renly plot. I wasn't interested in Mel and Stannis when I first started watching. But there was also a huge vacuum to fill after Ned died in Season one, and it all led to Blackwater. I can't recall any wasted plot off top
That face when the writers _think_ the other character made a good comeback and shut you up even though you could've easily fired back with, say, "because you attack us and kidnap our people". Happens a lot on Game of Thrones, because writers don't know how to end arguments convincingly. Season 2 or season 8, D&D were never really good writers.
Lmao isn’t that really unprofessional tho and can make them lose their roles? Obviously GOT ended along time ago not sure when their relationship started.
Not sure if it was her realization of their misery or his response but I laughed for good ten seconds. And how cute is she when she mocks him lovingly in his voice. Never finishing with a "D'Uh!" She was funny in that Coldplay sketch they did as well.
Yes. One of the points is; while he being decent thinks its very dishonorable to rape a female prisoner (aside of his oath Black Watch oath), she is used to the culture where they do steal future wives. Essentially, kidnap them. They are not supposed to RAPE them once stolen, but its not difficult to imagine the first sex isnt always entirely voluntary... So, as he didnt killed her at once, she of course expected him to have sex with her. Surely appreciating he didnt do a raw rape, but she expected him to make sex.
Frustration and annoyance often hides attraction when you are this age. It can easily become something else. One of the most passionate and intense relationships I ever had started with us jabbing at each other kind of like this. We were 16 at the time.
Winston Smith Yeah, I'm not from the UK either but I watch a good amount of British tv so I can differentiate the accents quite well. The Northern accent usually doesn't pronounce the t's or r's much. That's just something I've noticed.
Katherine Kuznetsov If I'm not wrong british generally do not pronounce final syllables "r" (phenomenon known as non-rothic), but that's fine, the problem is with "t", while Americans tend to pronounce it basically like a "d" or an "r" for example in "water" or "battle", British pronounce it sometimes pretty loudly like in those previous words, and other times they do not pronounce it at all like in this case, so it is pretty confusing.
Winston Smith Yeah, that's correct. The British really pronounce their t's in words like butter. Just like you said, Americans tend to pronounce t's like d's.
@@KumarAnshs lol D&D just thought "fuck this shit, too predictable, not doing that".. like isn't that kinda the whole thing that Jon supposed to do basically?!!!
Looking back I realized that Ygritte was why Jon was able to unite the wildlings. By falling in love with her, he was able to open his mind and see new perspectives as well as new threats. He realized that she was just as much of a person as he is, and if that was true, so was all of them.
YOOOO like I hope they never make a horizon live action movie and butcher it like every other video game movie out there, but if they do make one I really want this actress to play Aloy. She can literally send her GoT acting reel as an audition tape.
Essentially, we know several things: 1) Eddard is an honorable man, who owed a promise to his sister Lyanna. 2) Lyanna died from blood loss. 3) Rhaegar stole Lyanna after giving her his favor at a tourney. We conclude: Rhaegar loved Lyanna and she willingly or no was kidnapped and got preggo with Jon whom then was born as Ned arrived to rescue her at the Tower of Joy. Theoretically. Seriously, Ned is too uncompromising to father a bastard, he'd never forgive himself. All theory, of course.
Yeah just a theory... I hope D&D will never find out this comment & none of this will be exactly replicated in the show. Everything's fine & good and there's nothing to worry about.. I'm very sure about it :))
This may have been the first time in history 2 people- a crow and a wildling had this debate 1 on 1. And it ended with the crow in silence when the wildling asked him a very simple question he couldn't answer: why? I find it quite interesting this argument between 2 people witnessed by no one else turned out to have probably the most influence on major future events, and Jon making all the decisions he did with regards to the Wildlings, because he couldn't find any real logic or reason for the conflict between them
I find the wildlings dumb as shit, they keep trying to come into Westeros and do whatever the fuck they want and complain when the people of Westeros don't let them.
Song of fire and ice refers to the duality of the two seasons that dictate the land, the winter, and the summer, the two primary forces that are present in the plot, the followers of R'hllor the lord of lights, and the iceland walking dead of the "Great Other" frozen diety.
True...but what about the Native Americans that once occupied Canada? They just willingly gave it up?? To act as if the genocide of indigenous people is a strictly American thing is naive and foolish
Actually that theory makes sense...the kings guard was supposed to protect the Royal family then why would Reghar send three of the best to protect Lynna..Ned mentions this when he is in prison and also Cat says Ned after returning from the South came back with Jon..the Rebellion ended with the fall of Kings Landing...but then again this is all speculation..and if I gave away any spoilers I am sorry
I think just stuck it Jon's arse wit the last comment he couldn't answer A MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN ON SCREEN AND NOW OFF SCREEN A FAIRY TALE IN THE WORKS SOULMATES FOREVER
Ygritte and Jon had the best romance of the show if you ask me. But I hate the fact that Ygritte and her people took out an entire village. I just can't cheer for someone who does that...
The Theory is that Jon's father is Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark is his mother. Remember when Jon was going to the wall, and Ned Stark said to him "You might not have my name, but you have my blood" he never says "You are my son" which would mean Jon has Stark blood, possibly Lyanna Stark's Blood. Remember, Lyanna's last words were "Promise Me Ned" but we never hear what the promise was.... was it that Lyanna already had Jon, and Ned just lied to protect his sister?
By reading the comments i realized how he was being builded to become Azhor Ahai (since before he was born, **cof cof Bloodraven!** ), the Dragon from the South created and Instilled with good values from the North gets himself in a conflict between peoples and later the supernatural, and try to solve everything pacifically. You can say it's all a training ground for him to become the "perfect" or a great leader. And seeing him making a bunch of mistakes and being weak makes his growth all the more special, gives him personal responsability and the choice to actually continue on and become this type of person.
+Mercworx Deployed Well if you look into the whole history of the Wildlings and the Southerners (Wintefell included) you would see that they are descended from the same people-just like Israelis and Palestinians in real life.
That's the Ashara Dayne theory, who committed suicide because she was Jon's mom. However, the timeline doesn't match up: either Jon should be way older because he was fathered at the Tourney of Harrenhal (1-2 years prior to the rebellion) or he was fathered by Eddard at Starfall when he made his way back from the tower of joy. In the latter case, he'd have needed to stay at starfall for 9 months when he clearly didn't. The Ashara Dayne theory is a cover for Jon's legit parentage.
If you rewatch this scene while Imagining that Ygritte is a Palestinian and Jon is an Israeli, you'll have a different understanding of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Keep in mind ancient history. Jews have had a claim over that land since all the way back to at least 1400 bc. The Kingdom of Judea existed around the same time as the Romans. And even after it fell and Jews were displaced, they still had a presence in the area. Meanwhile, Palestinians as a people historically didn't exist until about 500 bc. They only became the majority demographic of the area after the Romans displaced the Jews after annexing the land for the Roman Empire. And claimed as theirs during the reign of the Ottoman Empire. Truth be told, prior to 1948, Palestinians and Jews got along rather peacefully. And probably without Zionism, they could have figured out a peaceful two state solution. But thanks to the Nazis and the trauma of being hunted to extinction. Jewish people became extremely radicalized and became determined to have a country of their own and protect themselves. But that led them down a dark path of taking their pain out on Palestinians. Leading to the domino effect that resulted in the situation today.
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"Did you pull a knife on me in the night?" Jon must have one hell of a knife if she felt it through all that clothing.
Yes kkkkkkkkkkk I always think that
Tormund disagrees with your comment bruh
Hemanth khureshi well Tormund didn't see it erect. He's a grower lol
Hemanth khureshi His penis was flaccid and devoid of blood and his naked body was in the freezing cold, of course his penis was going to look pathetic, but when the situation is different it can give a whole different perspective. Plus Tormund was just messing with him since Jon looked so miserable.
What kind of god would have a pecker that small
This is one of the most important developmental scenes for Jon in my opinion. He started to realize Wildlings were people just like him, and there was little logic to their enduring conflict. While he later would defend Castle Black against the Wildling attack, I think Ygritte's pointed question of why his people were fighting hers made him start to reevaluate the dominant thinking of the time.
Problem is that the widlings are people but they're very different people, they're basically the Dothraki of the north without horses, Letting them go south might be possible, but in a slow, filtered way otherwise they'd clash with the rest of the peoples in westeros and there would be war, wherever they went and had settlements the same would take place, Hence the need to Keep them behind the wall, A united westeros with strong purpose and solid chain of command under a fair and strong Leader could accomplish such a task, but the westeros that is there is torn apart by greed, Lust, spite and scheming, basically falling apart under it's own weight, they barely can keep themselves off each other's throats, the best that'd come of the widlings's crossing'd be to give them a new enemy to unite against, and once they're done they go back to fighting each other.
@Aslyn ah no, it aggravated the problem, in luck for them the Long night is there to be a rally cry, but just think of that not being true and the only thing there being the wildlings, they'd become a huge problem to the northeners and pawns in the games of people like Rose bolton then become the new Greyjoys ignored until they become a pain in the butt for too long, then squashed then ignored again.
Actually i start to like jon scene's becuz of her
The conflict between the wildlings and the northeners stems from the fact that the wildlings raid northern lands and attack northerners, the nights watch itself is largely of northern descent and supported mostly by the north
The northerners aren't the ones raiding wildling lands, it's the other way around, the wildlings hate the northerners for the wall and for being kneelers, while the northerners hate the wildlings for being savages and raiders
The northerners can't accommodate the wildlings in the north and the wildlings would never take up northern ways of life anyway, there's no option other than conflict
The wildlings, apart from being savages, veiw themselves as victims of historical injustice, and the northerners veiw wildlings as a menace to their lives
The whole conflict between the two groups is extremely justified and understandable, ygritte is just a crybaby who thinks her ppl can raid the north bcuz thousands of years ago they used to shit there and denies the northerners their right to their land
Ygritte: "So why you fighting us"
Olly: "So why you ate my parents?"
they never should have left that cave
Never.
😀😀😀
They didn't 😀
They are married 😊
@@tomastelensky-vlog8723 were they married at the time of filming this?
@@fovosprodromus5020 no I don't think so. They got married around 2018 I think? And season 3/4 was around 2014.
They'd been dating before that tho iirc.
@@manopike I would've never left her cave.
"Don't call them that"
"What, stones?"
*fires crossbow*
Can't understand why he was so offended by that
“Say that word again.”
@@BlackDiamond2718 Why, are you afraid of the word stone?"
Ygritte was the best. A fookin legend. Miss her
+Derek Hershey I miss her too :'( She was my favourite character♥
Derek Hershey I’m glad she’s dead she was an annoying bitch
Olly didn't miss her tho LOL
@@caspianrose7222 She's cocky too. Shot arrows into Jon but everyone forgets about that because... Ygritte.
Fook Olly for killing her.
“My ancestors lived here, same as yours”
The moment everyone realised that the wildlings were only different from the Northmen in culture.
I mean practically they're the same people .🤔 You know what is the difference I mean one lives in the wild and the others live in a castles
@@blacksun6245 Yeah I know. It’s just that in the show, up until this moment we were led to believe that wildlings were these mysterious, primitive and dangerous barbarians somewhere up in the equally mysterious far North of Westeros.
This scene made us realise that the wildlings were basically of the same blood as the Starks.
You can see the 'Oh, snap' on his face the moment after he says these words. Such a good acting.
Culture makes a hell of a difference even if blood is the same, just look at north korea and south Korea
@@Mcbignuts Russia/ukraine, india/pakistan, differences within politics/culture/religion, all that mathers in a way
Love her accent "Stooones or booooone" ^^
haha
"as if i'd feel sorrey foor them"
I think it's a Yorkshire accent. Very common in Northern England.
@@liminalgamer935 it sounds Scottish
@@southsidesaiyan8641 I know a guy from Yorkshire and he too sounds a bit Scottish.
Let’s all take moment to honor the fact that some day their actual children may watch this. “Mom, how did you meet dad?” 😂😂😂
wait till their kids watch the cave scene 😅
LOLLLL
They have children together?
@@southsidesaiyan8641 yeah .
@@southsidesaiyan8641 they are married in real life.
Ygritte: I'm a free woman!
John: You're a free woman?
Ygritte: Well- I-I might be your prisoner, but I'm a free woman!
John: If you're my prisoner, you're not a free woman. That's what prisoner means!
*Legendary* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
...
Drake and Josh energy
Thanks I couldn’t hear it
"No WOONDER you're all so miserable." LMAO!
Any sheep at the wall.?🐑😅
Hey celibacy & blue balls will do that to you… ugh i remember having an especially bad case of em in college It was… very Very irritating to say the least.
that argument about being free was hilarious
The best part about their quarreling was that both sides shared the right arguments.
I miss Ygritte, she was my favorite character.
Piece of shit olly
@@maartenderooij2376 she killed his father, if I'm not mistaken
@@homelander5499 and then the father was eaten
People hate olly because he has a punchable face and an annoying voice but his character and motives are understandable
"how old are you, boy?" 15 in the books, heheheh
+Karl Pehk She's 19 in the books if I'm not mistaken.
D: now it makes more sense...
17 in tv series
@@queenofthorns6746 so Yggrite is a pedophile?
I thought he was 16 by the time he joins the wildlings
"So why you fighting us?" A good question that gives him pause.
She's right..Im glad jon started questioning that.
“Because your invading our lands raping and reeving”
“so why’re you fighting us?” …. wOW. jon having an epiphany and the silence,,, this show is so good
Olly: "So why you ate my parents?"
"My father was Ned Stark"
Hahahaa
+Andrew Wang father ≠ parent
TheZombout NOTHING has been confirmed
+Andrew Wang Even if Ned didn't make him, he still raised him as his son, so he WAS his father. And the point is that Jon has the blood of the First Men, which he does either way.
GirlWithTheDirewolfTattoo
you are taking this far too seriously.
+Andrew Wang Oh fuck off theorist you may be great in numbers but you lack in reason that theory doesn't mean shit unless daeny wins the throne... And even if she did lyanna and rhaegar never got married properly... IF IT WAS TRUE.
While it is up in the air, it's worth noting that Eddard Stark never actually describes him as his 'son' in the books. While talking about his birth, he refers to him as his blood. It's also hinted at a lot of places that Eddard isn't Jon's real father.
dayum. your comment was 9 yrs ago. what do you thinl about the new seasons
Welp, you got that right
I know it's from 9 years ago, but nobody would refer to a bastard as their "son".
Bruh
ill fight anyone here, but only naked and covered in used fish and chip greese.
"So why are you fighting us?"
Jon: "Damn, that's a good question."
She's so correct about that though after what he says to her
It's so true though
Because of the friggin ràids duh
Dont know about ya all but I always loved john snow, since season 1. Most people started liking him until season 5 but to me he was always the best one.
Yeah same. I always liked him in the books and the TV show
Same. I only watched the show but I liked him as soon as I realized he was a bastard
I like Tyrion(all sesons), the Hound(after fuck the king), Arya(I dont wanna be a lady). I start to like Jamie after losing his hand, he was more humble and start to be a real knight. Brien piss me of all the time... Oberyn die to fast... I hope i see more Mountain kills... but for me real MVP was King Robert. I can watch him all day... bow before ur king, ur shits!!!
@@erebor4nierdzewny970
True, Oberyn died so fast 😓 and yeah, I agree with the rest 👍🏾
@@erebor4nierdzewny970😀 😀 Start the damn joust before I piss meself! 😀
"Did you pull a knife on me in the night?" "Don't your stones start to 'urt if your bone forgets em?" ROFL that's so funny.
What does she mean forget?
Ygritte: You lot came along and put up a big wall and said it was yours!
Jon: sometimes we build up walls, not to keep people out, but to see who cares enough to knock them down :(
😂😂😂
apparently the night king and his ice dragon care about the people of the realm a lot then. Breaker of Walls.
It's not jons fault her dumbass ancestors decided to keep living in the inhospitable north after they saw a wall coming up
@@Brickwinds Night King; First of his name, King of the Vandals and the Worst Men
@@ad-dk3md 😂😂
Agreed. G.R.R.M hasn't spoken of Jon's true parentage, all though I would agree that he had a Stark mother (Lyanna) and a Targaryen father (Rhaegar)
Aged like fine wine
@@masonmiller1863 ikr, imagine having such a big brain to make such a prediction
This rgt here is comment of the century, ngl
@@leebradshaw8854 To be fair this was definitely the most popular theory among GOT die hards and lots of people laughed at us saying no way that’s possible haha
What a prediction
"Kill The Boy. And let the man be born."
+Nineteen1900Hundred poor Egg
+Nineteen1900Hundred Olly killed a woman, is he an old lady now?
+samuricexful Nope, he's just off the show. THANK GOD.
You are a boy who's never been with a girl (Shit, I really gotta teach him everything?)
He knows where to put it
@@queenofthorns6746 and he knows where to stick his tongue
Ygritte was hands down the hottest woman in this show. A true firey woman who could take care of herself. Miss her.
They’re married in real life and now have a kid lol
@@BostonBruinsOWN W
Man i loved season 2, the whole thing is spectacular but seasons 2 and 4 were just off the charts for drama and acting
Season 3 is a little better, i think. Season 2 had a lot of silly moments and storylines that weren't adapted particularly well.
@@inr9751 Like what plotlines? All comes to mind is the melisandre-stannis-renly plot. I wasn't interested in Mel and Stannis when I first started watching. But there was also a huge vacuum to fill after Ned died in Season one, and it all led to Blackwater. I can't recall any wasted plot off top
3:12 That face when you think you made a good argument and someone destroys it with just five words. Happens a lot on the internet
mompomil “five”
mompomil Her first argument about invading their lands is complete bs.
That face when the writers _think_ the other character made a good comeback and shut you up even though you could've easily fired back with, say, "because you attack us and kidnap our people". Happens a lot on Game of Thrones, because writers don't know how to end arguments convincingly. Season 2 or season 8, D&D were never really good writers.
😂
"Did you pull a knife on me?"
Forshadowing level: Master
I like that Ygritte ends up leading Jon off - nice symbol of how he’s beginning to understand what she’s saying.
Interesting that she is calling him an invader since he has Targaryen Blood, so some of his ancestors actually were invaders.
Love the beginning, Jon had his leg wrapped up on Ygritte like a G #RelationshipGoals
Same I wish it was me that was lying next to jon
I think it’s both adorable and romantic that they got married in real life. 😊
And have two babies now too.
They had real chemistry
Isn't he like a serial cheater lol
@@castafioreomgno unless you've heard something I haven't
Lmao isn’t that really unprofessional tho and can make them lose their roles? Obviously GOT ended along time ago not sure when their relationship started.
The fact that they both realized the "knife" at the same time is hilarious.😂
Not sure if it was her realization of their misery or his response but I laughed for good ten seconds. And how cute is she when she mocks him lovingly in his voice. Never finishing with a "D'Uh!" She was funny in that Coldplay sketch they did as well.
Yes. One of the points is; while he being decent thinks its very dishonorable to rape a female prisoner (aside of his oath Black Watch oath), she is used to the culture where they do steal future wives. Essentially, kidnap them. They are not supposed to RAPE them once stolen, but its not difficult to imagine the first sex isnt always entirely voluntary... So, as he didnt killed her at once, she of course expected him to have sex with her. Surely appreciating he didnt do a raw rape, but she expected him to make sex.
How was she funny in the Coldplay sketch? If I remember well she just said "No he wasn't" and that was it.
And in 2024, Rose and Kit are happily married with two children. It’s nice to see how their Marriage is doing after meeting on GOT.
Why is it that romance on screen always starts with hate
so writers can make it progress and deem it great character development
Hate and love are two sides of the same coin.
Frustration and annoyance often hides attraction when you are this age. It can easily become something else.
One of the most passionate and intense relationships I ever had started with us jabbing at each other kind of like this. We were 16 at the time.
Disagreements engage people more than comfort
Their love was the most authentic thing in the whole show.
gives the title "Lord Of Bones" a whole new meaning LOL
"So why are you fighting us". I swear it took good 10 minutes to get she said "fighting", where the hell did she leave that "t"?
+Winston Smith Northern accent
Katherine Kuznetsov I'm not native so it's hard for me :) I thought there was some "faing" or "faying" word I didn't know.
Winston Smith Yeah, I'm not from the UK either but I watch a good amount of British tv so I can differentiate the accents quite well. The Northern accent usually doesn't pronounce the t's or r's much. That's just something I've noticed.
Katherine Kuznetsov If I'm not wrong british generally do not pronounce final syllables "r" (phenomenon known as non-rothic), but that's fine, the problem is with "t", while Americans tend to pronounce it basically like a "d" or an "r" for example in "water" or "battle", British pronounce it sometimes pretty loudly like in those previous words, and other times they do not pronounce it at all like in this case, so it is pretty confusing.
Winston Smith Yeah, that's correct. The British really pronounce their t's in words like butter. Just like you said, Americans tend to pronounce t's like d's.
To me it's obvious that Jon's life is the Song Of Ice & Fire. The theory is his mother was a Stark, (Ice) and his father was a Targaryen. (Fire)
Basically yeah
Kinda wish Jon killed the night king, it is his destiny.
Lol D&D kind of forgot about the prophecy lol.
hahaha youre right !!!
@@KumarAnshs lol D&D just thought "fuck this shit, too predictable, not doing that".. like isn't that kinda the whole thing that Jon supposed to do basically?!!!
great acting
+BlackOutProductions They didn't need to act that much, they were in a relationship.
+benderbg The actual actors?
+IIsuperstarII yep still are
Landon Le wow didn't know. Did they start dating after meeting on set, or did they already know each other?
probably at the set
Its really cool they ended up getting married in real life. They really do have such great chemistry together.
Imagine if Jon Snow would say " My father was Rhaegar Targaryan !"
"so why are you fighting us?"
...because he literally just mentioned you guys crossing the wall and raiding and pillaging innocent people?
LMAOOOO
"You lot came along and built a big wall and said it was yours" first of the Nights Watch are confirmed as Donald Trump supporters.
+Matt Allen lol. Lord Commander Trump
We had a war for that land.
+Matt Allen lol
+Matt Allen hahahahahahahahaha
Trump is Azor Ahai confirmed.
"So why are you fighting us?"
Power statement and question right there.
The way she delivers that and looks at him was perfection.
So why are you fighting us *mic drop*
1:15 - I legit thought he was going to kiss her hahaha!! I so ship these two!!
+Stavros Mayakovsky lol punny
+Stavros Mayakovsky it's called cannon
Erik M.G "This, a man already knows." - Jaqen H'ghar voice.
I can't say 1 of the best scene because the entire series was awesome.
An Utter Silence 0:23 "Did you pull a knife on me in the night ?"
2:19 "You are free woman ?"
Looking back I realized that Ygritte was why Jon was able to unite the wildlings. By falling in love with her, he was able to open his mind and see new perspectives as well as new threats. He realized that she was just as much of a person as he is, and if that was true, so was all of them.
If they had a live action Horizon Zero Dawn movie I always picture her. She was fantastic on this show.
YOOOO like I hope they never make a horizon live action movie and butcher it like every other video game movie out there, but if they do make one I really want this actress to play Aloy. She can literally send her GoT acting reel as an audition tape.
Damn this was 9 years ago? How time flies
He's so cute lol
The final answer was really good, basically resume what's Jon arc is all about (in the books at least)
Essentially, we know several things:
1) Eddard is an honorable man, who owed a promise to his sister Lyanna.
2) Lyanna died from blood loss.
3) Rhaegar stole Lyanna after giving her his favor at a tourney.
We conclude: Rhaegar loved Lyanna and she willingly or no was kidnapped and got preggo with Jon whom then was born as Ned arrived to rescue her at the Tower of Joy. Theoretically. Seriously, Ned is too uncompromising to father a bastard, he'd never forgive himself. All theory, of course.
You were true
Interesting to read comments like these from 9 years ago, well before it was revealed on the show.
Yeah just a theory... I hope D&D will never find out this comment & none of this will be exactly replicated in the show. Everything's fine & good and there's nothing to worry about.. I'm very sure about it :))
Bloody nora he knew all along!
This may have been the first time in history 2 people- a crow and a wildling had this debate 1 on 1. And it ended with the crow in silence when the wildling asked him a very simple question he couldn't answer: why? I find it quite interesting this argument between 2 people witnessed by no one else turned out to have probably the most influence on major future events, and Jon making all the decisions he did with regards to the Wildlings, because he couldn't find any real logic or reason for the conflict between them
I find the wildlings dumb as shit, they keep trying to come into Westeros and do whatever the fuck they want and complain when the people of Westeros don't let them.
With Your Hands then! No wonder your are all so miserable 😂😂
LOL that got me 😂😂
What is even worse is, it implies that sheep would be better.
She's correct
Do you have sheep at the wall is so funny as in do you do sheep for a bit a fun to get a bit to funny 😂😂😂
Song of fire and ice refers to the duality of the two seasons that dictate the land, the winter, and the summer, the two primary forces that are present in the plot, the followers of R'hllor the lord of lights, and the iceland walking dead of the "Great Other" frozen diety.
Now these 2 are expecting their first child together.
Seeing if they ended up getting married and all I wonder how much of their interaction was acting and how much were true feelings
Lol that part when he said thats what prisoner meansmade me laugh so hard
2:52 is it me...or does that sound similar to America???
It does.
As an American, it DEFINITELY does.
True...but what about the Native Americans that once occupied Canada? They just willingly gave it up?? To act as if the genocide of indigenous people is a strictly American thing is naive and foolish
Hardly.
First men and wildlings are the same.
The looks she gives him when she finds out who his father was.
Yip I love be that to
wildling! ….. you make my heart sing!
Ygritte is the spitting image in looks, voice and personality of every slapper in Leeds city central on Saturday night.
"With your hands then....no wonder you so miserable"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
She's literally the only character i was sad to see dying so far up to s7
Same I mostly cry at that part it's sad very 😢
Actually that theory makes sense...the kings guard was supposed to protect the Royal family then why would Reghar send three of the best to protect Lynna..Ned mentions this when he is in prison and also Cat says Ned after returning from the South came back with Jon..the Rebellion ended with the fall of Kings Landing...but then again this is all speculation..and if I gave away any spoilers I am sorry
Your father was rhaegar targaryen but doesnt matter cause your mother was lyanna stark. But yes Jon.. pls continue :)
God, i love these two
I think its amazing that they got married irl.
Same it's lovley❤
God I loved these 2 together...& she's straight fire
This was 9 years ago, damn
Its extra moving this scene when you remember Jon Snows final scene in the show
"My father was Ned Stark" Hell yea Jon Snow!
No heroic fantasy here... Just a scottish girl and an english guy arguing about the history of their respective homelands...
God I'd marry her.
She'd like me. I'm Texan.
I could best her with a bow.
She's married to Jon Snow's actor Kit Harrington in real life
@@ASOtheprO Damn.
@@ASOtheprO wait r u serious
Doesn’t the framing at 1:14 look like they’re about to kiss.
It’s all soft and bright with that gorgeous northern sky behind them
2:12
“Would u please shut up” 😂
You think your better than me crow
I'm a free woman
2:50 Replace "Wall" with "flag", and this could almost sound like England and India.
CountryMusicMann or america
Or any country that was part of an empire
Britain and Africa, Israel and Palestine, it's history.
Pakistan and India you mean
"With ya hands, then...no woOonder yer all so miserable!"
Her accent does things to me!
I think just stuck it Jon's arse wit the last comment he couldn't answer A MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN ON SCREEN AND NOW OFF SCREEN A FAIRY TALE IN THE WORKS SOULMATES FOREVER
Ygritte and Jon had the best romance of the show if you ask me. But I hate the fact that Ygritte and her people took out an entire village. I just can't cheer for someone who does that...
I totally agree it was very touching I think ❤
"Then why are you fighting us?" Arent you fighting them?
The Theory is that Jon's father is Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark is his mother. Remember when Jon was going to the wall, and Ned Stark said to him "You might not have my name, but you have my blood" he never says "You are my son" which would mean Jon has Stark blood, possibly Lyanna Stark's Blood. Remember, Lyanna's last words were "Promise Me Ned" but we never hear what the promise was.... was it that Lyanna already had Jon, and Ned just lied to protect his sister?
Huh... that aged well...
By reading the comments i realized how he was being builded to become Azhor Ahai (since before he was born, **cof cof Bloodraven!** ), the Dragon from the South created and Instilled with good values from the North gets himself in a conflict between peoples and later the supernatural, and try to solve everything pacifically. You can say it's all a training ground for him to become the "perfect" or a great leader.
And seeing him making a bunch of mistakes and being weak makes his growth all the more special, gives him personal responsability and the choice to actually continue on and become this type of person.
Basically Israel and Palestine in a nutshell
"We've been here the whole time!"
"No you haven't you chucked up a big wall and claimed it was yours!"
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***** Don't take things on the internet so seriously dude....
+Mercworx Deployed Well if you look into the whole history of the Wildlings and the Southerners (Wintefell included) you would see that they are descended from the same people-just like Israelis and Palestinians in real life.
interesting
Get a cave you two..
The real Ice and Fire of the story.
How did Jon know that Wildlings tried to kill Bran? He wans't here. Theon and Robb were.
1:50 lol
Ygritte's just brilliant! :DD
That's the Ashara Dayne theory, who committed suicide because she was Jon's mom. However, the timeline doesn't match up: either Jon should be way older because he was fathered at the Tourney of Harrenhal (1-2 years prior to the rebellion) or he was fathered by Eddard at Starfall when he made his way back from the tower of joy. In the latter case, he'd have needed to stay at starfall for 9 months when he clearly didn't. The Ashara Dayne theory is a cover for Jon's legit parentage.
Aged like wine
@@joshstroven8284 that's why I said the comment aged like wine lol
@@joshstroven8284 also, Meera Reed might be Ashara Dayne's secret daughter
Ygritte: Breaking News! This just in Jon Snow...put "that" in "here".
If you rewatch this scene while Imagining that Ygritte is a Palestinian and Jon is an Israeli, you'll have a different understanding of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Keep in mind ancient history. Jews have had a claim over that land since all the way back to at least 1400 bc. The Kingdom of Judea existed around the same time as the Romans. And even after it fell and Jews were displaced, they still had a presence in the area.
Meanwhile, Palestinians as a people historically didn't exist until about 500 bc. They only became the majority demographic of the area after the Romans displaced the Jews after annexing the land for the Roman Empire. And claimed as theirs during the reign of the Ottoman Empire.
Truth be told, prior to 1948, Palestinians and Jews got along rather peacefully. And probably without Zionism, they could have figured out a peaceful two state solution. But thanks to the Nazis and the trauma of being hunted to extinction. Jewish people became extremely radicalized and became determined to have a country of their own and protect themselves. But that led them down a dark path of taking their pain out on Palestinians. Leading to the domino effect that resulted in the situation today.
I love that Rose and Kit are married and have two kids now.
"You've got sheep at the wall?"
How many more good points could she have made in that short exchange