One of the reason Maegor is called "The Cruel" is he tried to wipe out the Faith Militant. If Cersei knew her history she would know how dangerous the Faith can be. She's playing with fire.
The unsullied are trained to fight in formation in a shield wall. They have stopped Dothraki charges so they’re very good in that kind of combat. But in a street fight against the Sons of the Harpy they’re out of their element
The Harpy is the symbol of Old Ghis. The Empire of Ghis was wiped out by Old Valeria. We saw the Harpy toppled from the great temple in the opening episode.
Lindsay: "Tyrion was captured because he likes to pee off of things." --- Well, everyone has to have a hobby. Disclaimer: No lemons were harmed in the making of this episode. I'm not certain but it looked like Jorah gave the man he knocked out gold coins = enough money to buy several replacement boats. {SPOILERS FOR STEPHANI BELOW]: 22:57 *Sansa's dialog with Littlefinger:* When Sansa mentions her aunt was kidnapped and 'more' ... We see a reaction from Littlefinger's face. It led me to believe that not only did LF know it was a lie, but that he is possibly the one to spread that lie to cause the rebellion in the first place.
Cersei forgot that she also is a sinner and that Maegor the cruel banned the faith militant for good reason. As Tywin said, she is not that clever as she thinks she is.
Great soldiers and great fighters are definitely very different things. The point of being a good soldier is working well together with the guy to your left and the guy to your right, and the three of you working well with the 50 people 50 feet over, and also the 50 people a few hundred feet back with the trebuchet, etc. A great fighter is terrifying to face across a room alone, even for a great soldier, but 500 great fighers vs 500 great soldiers in two units facing each other is a whole different matter. The Unsullied are (in theory) unmatchable on the battlefield. But they haven't been on a battlefield in quite a while. They're being _police_ now, which is a _veeeery_ different job... they're a long way out of their element.
The Unsullied are infantry. They aren't train to fight guerrila warfare. Recall that the best military in the world had trouble beating insurgents in Iraq. Same thing with Vietnam. Russia has superior numbers and weapons and they still haven't beaten Ukraine.
The unsullied are outnumbered and they’re using spears in that close range while the sons of the harpy are using knives and maybe the occasional shortsword, they’d be much more comfortable fighting in that narrow hallway area
It's easy to forget just how good this show was at using subtle dialogue to foreshadow things. It literally could be just one line of dialogue, yet it holds so much weight and meaning for what's to come. It's one of the reasons why I feel like I enjoyed the show the more I watched it. I might be in the minority of people who have watched this show more than once, but my 2nd viewing was far better than my 1st viewing lol. Just being able to catch little things sprinkled about, without having to learn names and locations because I already knew them, was great.
@@MugShotzReacts I watched the show 6 times before season 7 came out lol. Started watching the show when season 5 had just started and got obsessed for about a year, especially after season 5 ended. I remember finishing the show for the first time around this episode (5x4) and I went back and watched the entire show again in a week before episode 5 came out. And then the amount of hype while waiting for season 6 to drop... It was a great time to be a new fan of the show and books lol.
The Dornish don't like the Lannisters specifically. They liked Ned for example and they were Targ loyalist because they married into the royal family. They also have historical beef with the Tyrells.
25:58 As far as I know, snake is supposed to taste similar to chicken. 😀 36:00 They lured them into the narrow alleyways because they had an advantage there, as the Unsullied with their long spears could not fight well there and the Harpies had an advantage and outnumbered them.
I nominate Sam and Gilly as pure good. It's amazing the amount of time Lindsey is right about things and reading people and y'all laugh her off cuz she also goes on about lemons lol!!
As always ladies I love the reaction. It was so cute how Ashley rushed to block Lindsay's eyes from the snake, and then by the end of the episode rolled her eyes so far back in her head like she was trying to worg into Odin when Linday's started talking about the Red Woman being a wildling. Stephani that is the first time I've seen you interrupt either of them to catch a line of dialog it actually shocked me when you shushed Ashley. Lindsay your bookends for good and evil are Princess Shireen for the purely good, and Ramsay Bolton for pure evil as he has absolutely no redeeming qualities. I feel all the other characters fit between these two extremes.
I like you three a lot and I like to hear your discussions and opinions, I've been watching your reaction videos since the beginning and I absolutely love it. The idea that Stefanie already knows the series, but Ashley and Lindsay don't, makes the whole thing really interesting. Everyone has and stands by their own opinion, which I think is great. My question/request is, could you please maybe make a love/hate - like/don't like list again? Keep it up girls! Greetings from Germany.🥰
I've seen a lot of reactions of GoT and it's always interesting to see how many people go from hating Joffrey because of his cruelty to despising Tommen for his weakness. A lot of people even going as far as saying they prefer Joffrey over Tommen. The sad reality is people will hold a greater grudge towards a leader like Tommen who is kind and well meaning but also weak over someone like Joffrey who is cruel but decisive. Why do people tend to dislike weak leaders more than cruel ones? Perhaps it's because weakness can be seen as a failure of leadership, while cruelty is often attributed to individual character flaws. It's an interesting thought...
Jon snow is the only man on the show to resist both ROZ and the RED WOMAN because he knew deep down it wasn't the righteous thing 🌀; this is what makes him special
Its a misconception that the Unsullied are the 'best fighters'. They are the best soldiers. They are trained to work in large units with limited autonomy, to stand fast no matter the odds, to obey any order, ignore fatal wounds until their bodies collapse. But on an individual level, in a melee, they are less suited - their tactics and weaponry aren't designed for such fighting. And in the books its even suggested they make terrible guards and are mostly a prestige symbol for rich merchants who can afford them = they aren't good at socialising or determining what's appropriate (and default to 'kill what is in front of me' when threatened) and are prone to getting fat when not marching and fighting regularly. Now Daenerys' Unsullied are a bit different from the norm, as they have been given their freedom and have been developing their own personalities and learning new techniques from the Dothraki and mercenaries they fight alongside. But I'd still say they are merely 'good' rather then being the unstoppable super soldiers their reputation might suggest.
I’ve watched GoT twice. Your dialogue at the end JUST made me understand why Shireen was “poisoned”/infected with grayscale by the Dornish. Lightbulb and “duh” on me…. 🤣 Connecting dots… I could say but now I’m worried it be a spoiler. I don’t think so - the info is there but the conversation never got to the actual reason. But just the conversation made me think, “oh, wait a minute…” proof of how tangly and complex all these sub-plots are. ❤️
Meryn Trant would have been much quicker to fight the faith militant when Tommen went to get Loras Tyrell. Cersei sent him to Braavos to make sure that wouldn't happen.
Buenas Tardes Amigas, Our girls already know that Rhaegar Targaryen was not a bad person, and without anyone helping them, Advance Girls. However the death of Barristan Selmy is not in the books, it was something that I never understood, since his role is very important later. 💗❄&🔥´♬ Steph: That Look of Yours... into my teary eyes, when Stannis hugs his daughter... poof... what pain
6:25 Always hated how they labeled the city of Sunspear as “Dorne” as if Dorne isn’t an entire region in Westeros. A bit of a silly nitpick, but I think it’s indicative of how badly they were going to butcher the dornish plot line.
It seems to me that Lindsay could never be similar to the end of Ragnar, I recently saw the reaction of a girl with the same problem to the Ragnar chapter and it was crazy suffering
Quick question for Lindsay just because I'm curious (aka nosy AF). Is that a natural wave in your hair. Yes or no, I like it. On the reaction, loved it as always. Thanks guys.
Technically Jon has king's blood from the Starks, who were kings of winter... In the books, Jon was afraid Mel would kill Maester Aemon for his Targ blood and Mance's infant son, so he sent them away with Sam.
It sucks they killed off Selmy. Basically, the actor learned they were thinking of killing him off, so he wrote about why its a bad idea and they should use him more closer to the books, then DnD basically admitted that made them want to kill that character more. He was basically the first to challenge them when his character was going to be killed off. Unfortunate.
@@mathmexican4234 that actor also managed to piss off George the author so much that George wrote a blog post saying the actor was full of shit because the actor claimed that he knew the books were done. That actor totally seems like old man tells at clouds because he managed to piss off the author and the showrunners
For them to killl of the greatest knight in Westeros history in an alley was just ridiculous. I guess the hint was when they had that dumb Cersei Tywin conversation which served no purpose but tried to make Cersei look smart.
So, Stefani, since Lindsay is so sensitive, maybe she should skip out on the rest of the season given that it gets really dark going forward. I hope you’re told both Ashley and Lindsay that when awful crap happens in the show that they just keep pushing thru it because the story as a whole is so epic.
The Dornish storyline was disappointing. In the book, Prince Doran was secretly working for a Targ restoration, his daughter was hot and crazy, and his oldest son got eaten by Dany's dragons. Oberyn had more daughters, one of who snuck into the Citadel. And Ellaria was against going to war. Not to mention it wasn't Jamie whom Cersei sent to rescue Marcella.
@havok6280 yeah but I'm also not very interested in it in the books and over 10 years later the author has left it half finished and has written a dam thing
@jeffbachman2949 really? I think Darkstar is very compelling. And I would love to see Arrianne hook up with Faegon. My only hope is George's estate will pay someone to write the last two books.
@havok6280 that's it though as you said, you hope they hook up. But we have no idea what they will do, and clearly, in those last two books, George let get way out of hand, and now he can't finish. I understand why the show cut those two things because they're characters introduced so late in the story, and over a decade later, he hasn't written anything. I don't dislike those last two books, but they brought the story to a hault and introduced so many new characters and plots that Cleary the author can't finish, and he doesn't even have TV limitations.
I really must say the show handled everything wrong in this episode. They still had the books to follow for the dorne stuff which is going bad. Also the whole faith thing was played differently as well. The Tyrell’s have the largest army in the kingdom. Then the mess of the harpys
@@Cream-2128 I thought this episode overall was really good so much stuff from those last two books is all tons of new characters over a decade later with half finished storylines the author still can't finish
@@jeffbachman2949I mean the dorne story is literally out there and got butchered bad including having Ellaria seeking vengeance. They literally ruin Barristan this episode. Also have the Cersei plot they didn’t execute very well.
@Cream-2128 Well, i definitely disagree about the Cersei stuff. I like all her stuff. Dorne isn't very good, but it doesn't bother me as much since I'm not the biggest fan in the books. It's introduced so late in the books, and it's all half finished storylines that now, a decade later, the author hasn't written anything. So I don't blame the show or cutting down on Dorne since it seems the author doesn't seem to have any idea what to do with them also. Barristan went out like a boss. I thought he killed like a dozen guys before he went. I feel like he's not going to be around much longer in the books also, but who knows since George seems to refuse to actually write them
But she does so because she believes she's fighting a war against the Great Other. The ends don't justify the means but humanity is facing an existential threat. Ned, Robb, Jon, and Dany have all executed people. Are they also evil?
One of the reason Maegor is called "The Cruel" is he tried to wipe out the Faith Militant. If Cersei knew her history she would know how dangerous the Faith can be. She's playing with fire.
RIP Ser Barristan.
The actor was shocked when he read this script because Selmy is still alive in the book.
He is probably dead by now. Hasnt it been like 20 yrs since the last book 😂😂
@@shanekeg Dude has been guarding the walls of Meereen for 13 years now waiting for the next book. 🤣
You guys have to be the only people I've seen who wanted Jon and Melisandre to hook up in that scene 😂😂
@@Nexrasa I did too, the lord of light hasn't been wrong yet.
Slow
@@scargreatness8457 except for when Stanis was the prince that was promised or when he showed Melisandre that he, Stanis, would win the Throne
@@Lions1986 I don't remember when the Lord Of Light said that. I know Melisandre was the one who said it but that doesn't mean he did.
@@scargreatness8457when did the lord of light ever say anything at all lol
The unsullied are trained to fight in formation in a shield wall. They have stopped Dothraki charges so they’re very good in that kind of combat. But in a street fight against the Sons of the Harpy they’re out of their element
Cersi sent Mace Tyrel to talk to the Iron Bank to get him out of the way when she had his son arrested.
The Harpy is the symbol of Old Ghis. The Empire of Ghis was wiped out by Old Valeria. We saw the Harpy toppled from the great temple in the opening episode.
I just love Lindsays "heck no heck no aaahhh” dialogue. Gets me every time!
In the book, an entirely different character gets greyscale saving Tyrion.
Lindsay: "Tyrion was captured because he likes to pee off of things." --- Well, everyone has to have a hobby.
Disclaimer: No lemons were harmed in the making of this episode.
I'm not certain but it looked like Jorah gave the man he knocked out gold coins = enough money to buy several replacement boats.
{SPOILERS FOR STEPHANI BELOW]:
22:57 *Sansa's dialog with Littlefinger:*
When Sansa mentions her aunt was kidnapped and 'more' ... We see a reaction from Littlefinger's face. It led me to believe that not only did LF know it was a lie, but that he is possibly the one to spread that lie to cause the rebellion in the first place.
43:37 Jon snow is pure good truly moral🌀
Cersei forgot that she also is a sinner and that Maegor the cruel banned the faith militant for good reason. As Tywin said, she is not that clever as she thinks she is.
Great to see Lindsay looking well.
Oberyn had poison training because he spent time at the Citedel. It isn't a Dornish thing. Recall poison is a woman's weapon.
In the book, the Faith doesn't arrest Loras. But Cersei does try to get him killed by sending him on a suicide mission.
38:30 Last time I counted Ser Barriston killed 13 in that alleyway. Yes, it sucks, but he still went out like a boss.
lindsay your hair looks amazing! that bright silver is crazy!
Se esta convirtiendo en una verdadera Targaryen, Guapísima
@@Jose-Lozanchez i’m guessing you’re saying she looks like a targaryen 🙃
Lindsay Targaryen first of her name... I am digging the hair, lady.
just wanted to leave some love for the LEMONS!!!
I think confusion is that Mel didn't cure Shireen. Mel only went to Dragonstone after Thoros failed to convert Robert.
Great soldiers and great fighters are definitely very different things. The point of being a good soldier is working well together with the guy to your left and the guy to your right, and the three of you working well with the 50 people 50 feet over, and also the 50 people a few hundred feet back with the trebuchet, etc. A great fighter is terrifying to face across a room alone, even for a great soldier, but 500 great fighers vs 500 great soldiers in two units facing each other is a whole different matter.
The Unsullied are (in theory) unmatchable on the battlefield. But they haven't been on a battlefield in quite a while. They're being _police_ now, which is a _veeeery_ different job... they're a long way out of their element.
Tomen should have returned with more men, and a shield wall. Maybe some slingers with wild fire.
Correct, all Jamie said was
“You’re gonna come help me with something important, then I’m gonna give you a much better girl and a much better castle”
“Barristan Selmy was an artist who painted only in red”- Jamie Lannister. Barristan painted his final masterpiece
The Unsullied are infantry. They aren't train to fight guerrila warfare.
Recall that the best military in the world had trouble beating insurgents in Iraq. Same thing with Vietnam. Russia has superior numbers and weapons and they still haven't beaten Ukraine.
Ashley covering Lindsay's eyes during the snake scene was too sweet! 😂
The unsullied are outnumbered and they’re using spears in that close range while the sons of the harpy are using knives and maybe the occasional shortsword, they’d be much more comfortable fighting in that narrow hallway area
It's easy to forget just how good this show was at using subtle dialogue to foreshadow things. It literally could be just one line of dialogue, yet it holds so much weight and meaning for what's to come. It's one of the reasons why I feel like I enjoyed the show the more I watched it. I might be in the minority of people who have watched this show more than once, but my 2nd viewing was far better than my 1st viewing lol. Just being able to catch little things sprinkled about, without having to learn names and locations because I already knew them, was great.
💯 rewatching every episode with the girls has been so eye opening even though I don’t even really know what number rewatching I’m on lol 😆
@@MugShotzReacts I watched the show 6 times before season 7 came out lol. Started watching the show when season 5 had just started and got obsessed for about a year, especially after season 5 ended. I remember finishing the show for the first time around this episode (5x4) and I went back and watched the entire show again in a week before episode 5 came out. And then the amount of hype while waiting for season 6 to drop... It was a great time to be a new fan of the show and books lol.
21:25 doesn't this just warm your hart
😂😂damn u beat me to this comment
The Dornish don't like the Lannisters specifically. They liked Ned for example and they were Targ loyalist because they married into the royal family.
They also have historical beef with the Tyrells.
25:58 As far as I know, snake is supposed to taste similar to chicken. 😀
36:00 They lured them into the narrow alleyways because they had an advantage there, as the Unsullied with their long spears could not fight well there and the Harpies had an advantage and outnumbered them.
I nominate Sam and Gilly as pure good. It's amazing the amount of time Lindsey is right about things and reading people and y'all laugh her off cuz she also goes on about lemons lol!!
I can’t let her know when she’s right 😝
RIP GranDa Joe
The princess Shirene is pretty much all good, and so is Hodor 😉
32:25 An Ashley fan but the dance from Lindsay was hilarious
As always ladies I love the reaction. It was so cute how Ashley rushed to block Lindsay's eyes from the snake, and then by the end of the episode rolled her eyes so far back in her head like she was trying to worg into Odin when Linday's started talking about the Red Woman being a wildling. Stephani that is the first time I've seen you interrupt either of them to catch a line of dialog it actually shocked me when you shushed Ashley. Lindsay your bookends for good and evil are Princess Shireen for the purely good, and Ramsay Bolton for pure evil as he has absolutely no redeeming qualities. I feel all the other characters fit between these two extremes.
It was such an important line!! lol 😂
And Lindsay's hair is back!
Yeah Stefi, that "Arent you and mother going along?" line does remain one of my biggest chuckle in the series as well. ^^
10:28 i believe his own mother referred to him as “the lord oaf of highgarden”
I like you three a lot and I like to hear your discussions and opinions, I've been watching your reaction videos since the beginning and I absolutely love it. The idea that Stefanie already knows the series, but Ashley and Lindsay don't, makes the whole thing really interesting. Everyone has and stands by their own opinion, which I think is great. My question/request is, could you please maybe make a love/hate - like/don't like list again? Keep it up girls! Greetings from Germany.🥰
Thank you so much!! We forgot to film one this season, but we will do one again at the beginning of season 6!!
42:01 funny you say that, Lindsay. It’s proposed by one of the ASOIAF/GoT pages here that she might’ve been one! Book evidence, mainly.
I've seen a lot of reactions of GoT and it's always interesting to see how many people go from hating Joffrey because of his cruelty to despising Tommen for his weakness. A lot of people even going as far as saying they prefer Joffrey over Tommen.
The sad reality is people will hold a greater grudge towards a leader like Tommen who is kind and well meaning but also weak over someone like Joffrey who is cruel but decisive.
Why do people tend to dislike weak leaders more than cruel ones? Perhaps it's because weakness can be seen as a failure of leadership, while cruelty is often attributed to individual character flaws. It's an interesting thought...
"Her father's blood runs through her..." - This line won't lead to anything emotionally devastating at all.
😭
19:36 Ashley is a gem and should be preserved forever xD
The one time everyone wished Tommen had a little more Joffrey in him. Or at least a little Tywin.
Yeah Joffrey would have had his Kingsguard butcher the Faith militant and drink wine out of the High Sparrows skull
17:19 #jonsnow #righteousness #morality #rolemodel 🌀🛕 #siyaram
our girl Ygritte lives on #jonsowygritte 🖤💙💜❤🕉
Jon snow is the only man on the show to resist both ROZ and the RED WOMAN because he knew deep down it wasn't the righteous thing 🌀; this is what makes him special
The lemons are symbolic of functional trade routes
Brienne. Brienne is pure good.
Sam and Pod are good
Hi Lindsay. Your hair is 🔥
Its a misconception that the Unsullied are the 'best fighters'. They are the best soldiers. They are trained to work in large units with limited autonomy, to stand fast no matter the odds, to obey any order, ignore fatal wounds until their bodies collapse. But on an individual level, in a melee, they are less suited - their tactics and weaponry aren't designed for such fighting. And in the books its even suggested they make terrible guards and are mostly a prestige symbol for rich merchants who can afford them = they aren't good at socialising or determining what's appropriate (and default to 'kill what is in front of me' when threatened) and are prone to getting fat when not marching and fighting regularly.
Now Daenerys' Unsullied are a bit different from the norm, as they have been given their freedom and have been developing their own personalities and learning new techniques from the Dothraki and mercenaries they fight alongside. But I'd still say they are merely 'good' rather then being the unstoppable super soldiers their reputation might suggest.
lots of 'yeah' in the intro!
I’ve watched GoT twice. Your dialogue at the end JUST made me understand why Shireen was “poisoned”/infected with grayscale by the Dornish. Lightbulb and “duh” on me…. 🤣 Connecting dots… I could say but now I’m worried it be a spoiler. I don’t think so - the info is there but the conversation never got to the actual reason. But just the conversation made me think, “oh, wait a minute…” proof of how tangly and complex all these sub-plots are. ❤️
You always learn new things on rewatches!! So crazy!!
Meryn Trant would have been much quicker to fight the faith militant when Tommen went to get Loras Tyrell. Cersei sent him to Braavos to make sure that wouldn't happen.
Buenas Tardes Amigas, Our girls already know that Rhaegar Targaryen was not a bad person, and without anyone helping them, Advance Girls. However the death of Barristan Selmy is not in the books, it was something that I never understood, since his role is very important later. 💗❄&🔥´♬
Steph:
That Look of Yours...
into my teary eyes, when Stannis hugs his daughter... poof... what pain
Huh Rhaegar was shit even in the books
6:25 Always hated how they labeled the city of Sunspear as “Dorne” as if Dorne isn’t an entire region in Westeros. A bit of a silly nitpick, but I think it’s indicative of how badly they were going to butcher the dornish plot line.
They really didn’t trust the audience’s intelligence ☹️
29:44 well we know lindsay isn’t a murderer because she would have definitely been caught 😂
If only there were sharks in Dorne.
@@havok6280 😂😂
14:58 I want to see a remake of this scene but with Joffery instead of Tommen
Just started, but it has to be said, your haircut looks amazing! 🤩
23:40 "Even the most dangerous men can be outmaneuvered."
He's talking about Ned! (ノ｀Д´)ノ彡┻━┻
Ned wasn't dangerous... he's definitely talking about Roose.
It seems to me that Lindsay could never be similar to the end of Ragnar,
I recently saw the reaction of a girl with the same problem to the Ragnar chapter and it was crazy suffering
ESSO is in UK and Australia.
Oh cool!
I think the Lemon plays a big part in a Gin & Tonic in season 6.(spoiler)
🤣🤣🤣
Let me tell you who I will never play in a poker match, Stefani. cause, what?! That poker face is unmatched, period. Fuckin Non-Spoiling Queen!!
🥰
Very cool! Your reactions are way fun, and this is a good ep.
28:15 Good one Ashley XD #Momjokes
The real slim shady...😅
Kidding. Glad you're doing well.
Quick question for Lindsay just because I'm curious (aka nosy AF). Is that a natural wave in your hair. Yes or no, I like it.
On the reaction, loved it as always. Thanks guys.
It’s her post chemo hair! So sort of natural?
I think Ashley was right on John and Melissandre: what if they would create a shadow "baby"?
Technically Jon has king's blood from the Starks, who were kings of winter...
In the books, Jon was afraid Mel would kill Maester Aemon for his Targ blood and Mance's infant son, so he sent them away with Sam.
Obviously you can marry a child as long as you don't put them in charge...😂
Snakes taste like chicken... obviously...😅
The sandsnakes SUCKKKKKK! I hate this episode.
It sucks they killed off Selmy. Basically, the actor learned they were thinking of killing him off, so he wrote about why its a bad idea and they should use him more closer to the books, then DnD basically admitted that made them want to kill that character more. He was basically the first to challenge them when his character was going to be killed off. Unfortunate.
@@mathmexican4234 that actor also managed to piss off George the author so much that George wrote a blog post saying the actor was full of shit because the actor claimed that he knew the books were done. That actor totally seems like old man tells at clouds because he managed to piss off the author and the showrunners
Hodor
early af lol
Snitches get stitches... or spears...
For them to killl of the greatest knight in Westeros history in an alley was just ridiculous. I guess the hint was when they had that dumb Cersei Tywin conversation which served no purpose but tried to make Cersei look smart.
So, Stefani, since Lindsay is so sensitive, maybe she should skip out on the rest of the season given that it gets really dark going forward. I hope you’re told both Ashley and Lindsay that when awful crap happens in the show that they just keep pushing thru it because the story as a whole is so epic.
She’s not so sensitive, she just doesn’t like snakes 🤣
Ser Grandfather going out like that is unacceptable. Yet another character D&D just didn’t bother with.
@@deonjames1041 he went out like a boss he killed like a dozen men before he died
The Dornish storyline was disappointing. In the book, Prince Doran was secretly working for a Targ restoration, his daughter was hot and crazy, and his oldest son got eaten by Dany's dragons. Oberyn had more daughters, one of who snuck into the Citadel. And Ellaria was against going to war. Not to mention it wasn't Jamie whom Cersei sent to rescue Marcella.
@havok6280 yeah but I'm also not very interested in it in the books and over 10 years later the author has left it half finished and has written a dam thing
@jeffbachman2949 really? I think Darkstar is very compelling. And I would love to see Arrianne hook up with Faegon.
My only hope is George's estate will pay someone to write the last two books.
@havok6280 that's it though as you said, you hope they hook up. But we have no idea what they will do, and clearly, in those last two books, George let get way out of hand, and now he can't finish. I understand why the show cut those two things because they're characters introduced so late in the story, and over a decade later, he hasn't written anything. I don't dislike those last two books, but they brought the story to a hault and introduced so many new characters and plots that Cleary the author can't finish, and he doesn't even have TV limitations.
I really must say the show handled everything wrong in this episode. They still had the books to follow for the dorne stuff which is going bad. Also the whole faith thing was played differently as well. The Tyrell’s have the largest army in the kingdom. Then the mess of the harpys
@@Cream-2128 I thought this episode overall was really good so much stuff from those last two books is all tons of new characters over a decade later with half finished storylines the author still can't finish
@@jeffbachman2949I mean the dorne story is literally out there and got butchered bad including having Ellaria seeking vengeance. They literally ruin Barristan this episode. Also have the Cersei plot they didn’t execute very well.
@Cream-2128 Well, i definitely disagree about the Cersei stuff. I like all her stuff. Dorne isn't very good, but it doesn't bother me as much since I'm not the biggest fan in the books. It's introduced so late in the books, and it's all half finished storylines that now, a decade later, the author hasn't written anything. So I don't blame the show or cutting down on Dorne since it seems the author doesn't seem to have any idea what to do with them also. Barristan went out like a boss. I thought he killed like a dozen guys before he went. I feel like he's not going to be around much longer in the books also, but who knows since George seems to refuse to actually write them
Melisandre burns people, she goes into the evil column
But she does so because she believes she's fighting a war against the Great Other. The ends don't justify the means but humanity is facing an existential threat.
Ned, Robb, Jon, and Dany have all executed people. Are they also evil?