Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 3 The Long Night - Reaction Part 3
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Arya coming out of nowhere is just her stealth skill just like when she sneak up on Jon and sneak up between the Wights in the library undetected.
Good point
Ananda Ilham Tiara the “water dance” Sirio tried to teach her : )
Word 👍
And, you KNOW if they didn't show Arya, "training," since Ned was beheaded for seven seasons lol her jumping out from nowhere would have been received by a resounding, "Bullshit!" from the fans.
She did like Tarzan, she came through the branches, that's why she came from above
but she came flying towards him explain that
In the, "behind the Episode," they say that Lyanna Mormont was originally just a, "one scene character," but after seeing Bella Ramsey's performance during that one scene, they felt it would be doing the show an, "Injustice," if they didn't continue using her.
Anything beyond Bella Ramsey's introduction scene was a bonus, and we should definitely be grateful they kept her in as long as they did.
Besides, she definitely doesn't go out like a punk lol
I loved the ending. I know the Knight King had potential, but as the personification of Death itself, that’s a pretty lit way to go out.
Not Today.
Night King
Haha look out! it's "@@kektus4203" lol the spelling police! 😂
People forget it's a TV show not a movie. This episode only had a budget of around 15-20 million dollars and still holds up to battles that cost around 200 million dollars to produce. Amazing episode even though the night king was underused as well as Jon for this one episode he ought to have a bigger role
@@hnys7976 it was bad not just because of the night king being underused because majority of what's going on on screen is just pure idiocy and incompetence. you're telling me that so many esteemed and experienced commanders went to winterfell and the best strategy they got is that bullshit? And this isnt even touching on ridiculous shit like plot armor, "Muh subversion of expectations" and story decision making
RIP Theon Greyjoy and Jorah Mormont. Their deaths broke my heart, Theon dying protecting Bran and Jorah dying protecting Daenerys it was so sad how she held him in her arms as he died and Drogon grieved with her as well.
Arya is such a bad ass for killing the Night King. I'm surprised The NK was handled in this episode.
(S8E1) Jon Snow to Arya: How did you sneak up on me?
Oh yea
Sneaking up on Jon and sneaking up on the NK, who is surrounded by a dozen whitewalkers, and over a 100 wights is very different..
you can go all the way to season 1, theon standing under the tree and they talk about war (against lannisters) and theon says if there is a war he will stand with the starks! And he did, right there! that was 8 years ago!
Arya trained with No One to be an Assassin. She even snuck up on Jon when they reunited and he asked her how she was so quiet. And right before she leapt at the NK, one of the generals felt his hair move slightly when she went by. It was all stealth. Go Arya!
People tend to forget that GoT is a fantasy world with pretty much fucking magic
@@Wellshem And said white walkers are magic themselves. Wights can sense arya's "sneakiness" just by a single drop of blood alone but her sprinting while screaming just gets a "huh?" By white walkers instead? Sure 10/10 writing right there
Jorah's death really broke my heart. The way Dany held him in her arms, she lost her most trusted friend right there. And the way Drogon came to shield her, letting her grief in piece, gah so heartbreaking.
I immediately realized where the witch said with her eyes that Arya would kill the boss.
That music though....10/10
This was to scary to watch I was literally crying all the way
Bran sent Theon to his death knowing Arya was about to defeat the Night King.
The amount of plot armor and fan service in this episode was staggering. No main characters died despite us seeing Jamie, Brienne and others being overwhelmed numerous times. And how the hell did Sam who was on the ground at least 3 times this episode not die? No way in a battle like this should only 5 name characters have died D&D should be ashamed for such terrible writing. And Jon who has fought the army of the dead for almost 8 seasons doesn't get the kill but Arya does even though she probably didn't even know they existed till this season? Lame but i guess it will satisfy all the people who love that girl power nonsense.
Love the reaction. Brings it all back. ty
Disappointed that the Night King wasn't the main boss?!
The show isn't called, "Game of Night King," lol it's called, "Game of Thrones."
Of COURSE Cersei is the, "Main Boss," at the end, that needs to be defeated to win the, "game."
And, they still have a, "tactical advantage," Remember what Jorah said, "A dragon is worth more than ANY Army, Aegon proved that."
And Daenerys has TWO.
The actual story is called "A Song of Ice and Fire" though! The central theme of this story has always been that petty squabbles are not important when there is an existential threat looming in the horizon!
Yes, "@@harishrao2000"
I said, "THE SHOW," lol pay attention.
Harish RR i mean it should be obvious from the episode by itself. They weren’t gonna have the most climatic scenes in episode 3 and then have 3 whole other 1 hour episodes of calmness. This episode alone was the longest battle recorded ever, they delivered very emotional scenes with very little dialogue, and there WERE important deaths. But is pretty obvious the most climatic scenes are gonna be with Cersei, and maybe Dany going crazy.
Yes!
@@valentinafangirling is right!
Now, Cersei has her Army and the Throne, and Dany has her Dragons and the support of the people.
The playing field is leveled and both sides have their, "Aces in their places," lol the war in the North was a necessary struggle, and now the, "Game," can finally be finished.
TWSTF 8 Cersei also might resurrect the giant scorpio thingy. Might be a battle for the dragons and in grounds the field is not equal. Cersei now has a lot more and well rested troops
Jon said to Arya "how did you sneak up on me" when he was in the godswood in the 1st episode. such a sneaky hint
Oh yeah, wonder how long she was there.
The (Long) Night was dark and full of terrors.
The dagger is Catspaw, the one Bran gave her, the dagger that was meant to kill Bran in season 1.
Hahaha, 17:45 (ish)
"The Night King wanted to play with his food" lol that's awesome!!😂👍
Omg lol now you're saying, "Why not just pull everybody back and let Arya sneak in there when the Night King gets to Bran?" lol it's like asking, "Why don't all those people starving in third world countries just move somewhere else?"
I gotta say, for as much complaining I've seen already about this episode, it would be FAR worse if the show hadn't spent two seasons actually showing Arya training in Braavos.
She would have jumped on the Night King to a resounding, "BULLSHIT!" lol from everyone.
This episode was amazing! I was so tense.
Memorable moments to me: Melissandre lighting the weapons of the Dothraki. Greyworm screaming "protect the retreat!" (the Unsullied are incredible). The dead of the little bear, was son sad and heroic! and not only her death, but knowing that House Mormont died with her. Jorah protecting Khaleesi until the end, that man! Theon.. his carachter was a rollercoster of emotions, and in the end, broke my heart to see him die! Arya sneaking in the woods and THE DROP! She's the best. So many increadible moments, so many beautiful and excelent shoots.
Cheers, you guys! Until the next episode ❤
I let you with this quote of ASOIAF, that I have always loved and describes exactly Arya in this episode (and always):
"All that Syrio Forel had taught her went racing through her head. Swift as a deer. Quiet as shadow. Fear cuts deeper than swords. Quick as a snake. Calm as still water. Fear cuts deeper than swords. Strong as a bear. Fierce as a wolverine. Fear cuts deeper than swords. The man who fears losing has already lost."
Jaime Brienne and Jorah had valyrian steel too.
Ah yes.
I felt that Lyanna did a heroic act, but no one saw it.
Seriously, everyone else around her was either dead or preoccupied with fighting, so no one probably knows she's dead yet.
Who is arya that everyone talking about? I only see NO ONE
Everyone is wondering how arya sneak the white walker, i mean there's a 20 min gap between her rushing to what she did. She went in the god's wood and probably hide in a tree, behind a tree whatever. The white walker only came by the main entrance, they didn't surround bran, Arya know the place and she probably jumped over a wall somehow.
Yea, I thought Theon saw her in the tree right before he died.
5:32 the guy with glasses is lagging
Needs a reboot
Dany still has the "Second Sons", i don't know if she'll use them.
wow exactly!
Bran cannot see the future.Give me an example why you think this and I will disprove it.
Didn’t Bran have a vision of the wildfire exploding under the Red Keep before Cersei blew it up? It couldn’t have been an image of the past because the Mad King was stopped before he gave the order. The wildfire used during Blackwater was on the sea.
That’s the only one I can think of.
Arya Stark aka no One aka Azor Ahai?
I dont know...
The only thing i know Is a God damn God training her
Um.. Bran can’t see the future. He’s not doctor strange.
He IS kind of like Doctor Strange. He knew Arya had to have that dagger. He pretty much set up everything to kill the Night King, carefully choosing his words and actions. He was playing 4-D chess with him. Night King got cocky.
klausweasley that’s purely speculation. He knew Arya was best suited to have it because he had seen in the past the silent assassin she had become. He could have been watching with his ravens Arya trying to make it out to the godswood and known his only chance was hoping she had time to get there. There’s no reason to think he actually knew any future events.
@@keef5 actually there is reason to think bran can see the future, and it shouldnt obviously be shutdown or dismissed as quick as your making it seem like it should. He might not be able to completely see the future, but see glimpses of it or flashes of it is definitely possible.
For instance, it was Bran who gave the catspaw dagger to Arya when she first arrived home in Winterfell. Most fans assumed he was handing it over because he knew of her current skill set as an assassin, and perhaps her plans to kill Cersei. (Killing Cersei with the dagger that started the war between the Starks and the Lannisters would be some poetic justice.) But clearly not. Bran handed her that dagger because he knew she would use it to kill the Night King. It begs the question: Did Bran know she would, or did he know it was one of many possibilities and was doing what he could to set her on the right path?
Obviously, the ability to see future events is depicted through greenseers in the novels. In the novels, greenseers are those with an innate ability to see images of possible future events or see events that were happening very far away. Jojen had a touch of this, he could see things in dreams. But full greenseers also have a warging component, giving them the ability to control animals, and even sometimes, other people. The warging element is essential, especially when it comes to trees. As fans know, weirwood trees would have faces carved in them, supposedly done by Children of the Forest. But in the novels, it's not the Children, but the greenseers who carve those faces, so they can see through the eyes of the trees. This is how they access the memories and history, and how Bran sees things like Rhaegar's marriage to Lyanna. They married under a weirwood. Their union was witnessed by a tree.
As for the future, Jojen couldn't see more than a face and a location, but that was enough to direct him to find Bran. Bran is far more powerful than Jojen ever was, and most likely can see more. But he cannot see the whole picture either, he's just better at interpreting the signs. Which is why i said, he might not be able to fully predict future events but he might be able to understand how future events can unfold through signs or glimpses. He probably knew it was a possibility and just tilted events to pave that way of his thought of it actually happening.
“Why do you think I came all this way?”
Guess he can see some things in the future lol
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Thanks welcome!
She came out of no where because she is no one
The Knights of the vale still remain.
There it is!