Someone once told me Tywin wanted to keep Ser Barristan on the Kingsguard because he wanted to borrow his honor. It looks to me that Brienne reignited Jaime’s.
I think this dream indicates that both cersei and Jamie will die but brienne will bring him back. This scene is similar to Jon's crypt scene where Jon was also told this was not his place saying Jon and Jamie both should return after death
Thank god it's not Roy Dotrice reading. His creaky, saliva replete characterizations drove me near to insanity. And I wasn't very impressed with his acting. Though this isn't much better. I honestly wish narrators would just read the book and not do voices for the characters. Keep the emotion but don't try to perform the text and for fuck's sake DON'T DO VOICES. It's a pet peeve of mine.
That part is beautiful. Jaime in the start realising that him have his hand back, the swords on fire, Brienne, the Kingsguard and Rhaegar... The prose on it too, is beautiful. GRRM describes dreams as no one.
What a beautiful metaphor! Jaime needs to face his demons and his guilt from his past deep within himself. And while his family is leaving him, he faces the fight with Brienne, honest and pure Brienne, as his only other light in the darkness. Beautiful, just beautiful! The magic of GRRM writing!
“In this light she could almost be a beauty; in this light she could almost be a knight.” This may be the best piece of writting GRRM ever wrote- and that is saying something. There are so many lessons in Jaime’s fevre dream. There is so much softness in Brienne.
I love this narration more than almost any other piece in all of ASOIAF. It’s so well written, so realistic feeling, and such a critical moment for Jaime.
Yeah like it would be great if those guys that do the history and lore stuff animated a few of the dreams and prophecies from the books or even just this one
@@jackbharucha1475 It would've be incredible if, in the future after Winds Of Winter and Dream Of Spring are (probably) released, they make an ASOIAF animated series!
@@maryswan5515 it doesn't matter . Duty is over everything in this world And what about the love for his children who he abondoned to war ? He was a D*k to his wife and kids !
True but Ser Arthur Dayne, Gerold Hightower, and all of the other kingsguard willingly served the Mad King, and, unlike Jaime, did not seem to feel any remorse for allowing him to endulge in his atrocities. Hightower even prevented Jaime from interfering with Aerys raping the Queen. What do you think they would have done if they were in Jamie's position that night? I personally think they would have let the city burn because the King said so.
Nathan Luz no he's was always a hero.. he killed the mad king regardless of how vows. He realized that he cannot blindly follow a king who does not care for his citizens meanwhile every key Knight has followed a blinded king or has their demons, Jamie truly is in/was in love with Cersei you cannot fault who he loves regardless how backwards it is.
Josef Boroff Dayne, Hightower and the others wouldn't let Aerys burn the city, but they wouldn't kill him either. There where other ways of preventing Aerys from burning the city without killing him. Jaime killed Aerys because Jaime doesn't care about vows, he did not like Aerys, Jaime did not want to be on the losing side, so killing Aerys was something easy for him. Jaime is not a hero, he sat on the throne and did nothing while his father's men killed the innocent members of the royal family.
Akshay Verma Jaime doesn't care about the citizens either, he sat on the throne and allowed his father to butcher the innocent members of the royal family and sack the entire city, thousands of women raped and children killed. To call Jaime a hero, now that's something i would never say.
I'd argue that his honour fails him as he realises that he was righteous but not honourable. Brienne on the other hand stayed honourable and suffers for it
I will be forever gutted that Robert's Rebellion was so underplayed in the show. Despite not regretting killing the King, the past clearly weighs on Jaime and is a big part of his character arc. His disillusionment with Kingsguard and 'true knights' mixed with a clear longing for their approval and the persistent idolasation of Arthur. He's ready to fight them (bull*siting his way through his chances really) but still calling them his brothers. And the allegory of Cersei being his one light at the beginning, holding the only torch... no wonder he sunk into his toxic family and dove head first into his obessive love of Cersei after there was no one left for him apart from them. Only ones to accept him still. And they are leaving, as the two parts of him battle for domination - Arthur Dayne and Smiling Knight.
Is it at all possible for you to make these readings a spotify playlist? I don't know what the logistics involved are but I would absolutely love to queue some of the readings. It's so therapeutic.
The best most complex character. I am still not over how dirty they did his ending in the show... Depressing. Also, I think great twist is if Jamie is Azor Ahai somehow. I could see it
The fires that ran along the blade were guttering out, and Jaime remembered what Cersei had said. No. Terror closed a hand about his throat. Then his sword went dark, and only Brienne's burned, as the ghosts came rushing in.
@@khonsu9378 I think Jaime will never change, he will always be piece of shit. Jaime didn’t do any honorable or good. His just son of rich man, his spoiled brat
Jamie knowing Rhaegars immoral actions that pushed the war but still seeing him in this saintly way that is only worried about his wife and children is really sad. Out of all the people there, Rhaegar should not have as much influence on his consciousness, but does.
You're imagining Rhaegar to be a character he simply isn't. The Mad King''s immoral actions started the war, not Rhaegar's. Jaime is seeing Rhaegar for who he was, but you are imagining a different character based on what you think.
My god!!!! I just found this channel and thank gods I did, your reading and the musique behind... I had chills, thank you for this! PS: I might have cried a little when Rhaegar appeared, "crowned in mist and grief". WOW!
I swore never to read this series unless George R.R. Martin ever finishes the saga, but it is very hard on me when I hear chapters from the books that are as powerfull as these. I know with a certainty he will never finish this series because he doesn't have the will, desire and even time, which makes it all the more sad, but I cannot read a series and not the know how it ends, I just cannot do that.
Jaime didn't just let them die, according to this same dream he was killing the King WHILE the Mountain attacked the children. So, he didn't save those kids, but he saved everyone else in KL
Imagine if it is acceptable for bodyguards to kill their boss whenever they hear them order killings of innocent people. He would have been a legendary bad ass leading the defense of the red keep against his fathers army and eventually escorting the royal family out of kingslanding.
Delusion where? 😂😂😂 The king didn't just intend to kill innocent people, it was the parallel of blowing up an entire city with half a million people living in it. Besides, how was he supposed to lead the king's army, when he was just a 17 year old boy, do you really believe what was left of the king's army would've followed him into battle, especially knowing his father was the one attacking the city?
Kram I think it would be cool if Jaime and/or Stannis die by fighting off white walkers at the wall to allow Jon and company to escape, maybe at the end of book 6 or something
The Law I‘ve found the interview. George says that no characters of his books are wholly good or wholly evil..some see themselves as heroes but have committed acts of tyranny..others are seen as villains,as you see Jaime,but they also have done acts of compassion,or kindness,and they have people who love them. Source: TH-cam/GRRM answers Questions of Facebook fans First minute approximately
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"Why did you come back?" -Brienne said
"I dreamt of you"
My favorite chapter of their arc
How honest and pure Brienne is.. That she comes in Jaime's dream.. Beside him while he searches for his redemption
Someone once told me Tywin wanted to keep Ser Barristan on the Kingsguard because he wanted to borrow his honor. It looks to me that Brienne reignited Jaime’s.
Brienne brings out the man Jaime really is,
Cersei brings out the monster everyone believes Jaime is!
He slept under a Weirwood tree and had a Green Dream!
That was no weirwood. Just a tree with white bark
There was also full moon, so we don't really know if it was children or dornish.
@@robertsmith8734
Well, there were also stars, meaning it could have been Quaithe who sent the dream as well, lol.
“We all swore oaths...” Can really imagine this happening.
This is a power line. I feel for Jaime in this scene
"We all swore oaths" the weight of judgment in that one line
Heartbreaking
From the Sword of Morning no less… That’s some heavy weight
"Wrap in silence, only his eyes spoke". Shout out to the quiet 🐺 of Winterfell.
"She's warm." WOW this line fits perfectly with the music!
The music used in this reading really made it for me.
Thank you so much for the re-upload. Your reading of this piece is beautifully executed.
Great reading! Can you read Jaime's other dream about his mother in AFFC?
I think this dream indicates that both cersei and Jamie will die but brienne will bring him back. This scene is similar to Jon's crypt scene where Jon was also told this was not his place saying Jon and Jamie both should return after death
I'll take these readings over Season 8 any day.
Jaimie Goldenhand
I've read the books.. cant say i remember this part.
Juan M Ye, can't remeber it either.
It's right after Roose Bolton sends him to Kings Landing and right before Jamie decides to save Brienne.
it's before Jaime saves brienne from the bear
she asks why he came back and he said he dreamed of her
@El Padre con Verga Larga actually his third chapter after getting his hand cut off. It’s from Jaime VI
Is this from an audiobook. If so I wanna buy it so can someone here please help me find it?
nope . this is fan-made
George RR Martin is a "God" his world is amazing
A " God " whose reach exceeded his grasp. Now he doesn't know how to conclude the books 🤣
I need a brienne wife so bad…
I've only read the first two books so far. Can anyone tell me which book/chapter this is from?
Third book, A Storm of Swords. It's a Jaime chapter toward the middle of the novel. Good luck to find the book :)
Thank you! I'm about to start reading the 3rd book soon so I'm pretty excited to get to this part :D
Yash Shah So did you ever finish the 3rd book?
Did he
A storm of swords, Chapter 44, Jaime V
Thank god it's not Roy Dotrice reading. His creaky, saliva replete characterizations drove me near to insanity. And I wasn't very impressed with his acting. Though this isn't much better. I honestly wish narrators would just read the book and not do voices for the characters. Keep the emotion but don't try to perform the text and for fuck's sake DON'T DO VOICES. It's a pet peeve of mine.
Shut the fuck off
"If I only had my sword nothing could hurt me." Ah Jamie my sweet summer child
Jaime is such a great character.
The best
YES!
"Crowned in mist and grief...." I love that line soooo much.
Saaaaaame
Meee tooooo
Rode prince RHEAGAR TARGERYEN
That part is beautiful. Jaime in the start realising that him have his hand back, the swords on fire, Brienne, the Kingsguard and Rhaegar...
The prose on it too, is beautiful. GRRM describes dreams as no one.
What a beautiful metaphor! Jaime needs to face his demons and his guilt from his past deep within himself. And while his family is leaving him, he faces the fight with Brienne, honest and pure Brienne, as his only other light in the darkness. Beautiful, just beautiful! The magic of GRRM writing!
Romy
She‘s the only true lightbringer for him..not Cersei
This is my favourite chapter of the entire series. The quality of the prose itself is just astonishing.
@@larochejaquelein3680 As I say many times:
Brienne brings out the man Jaime really is, Cersei brings out the monster everyone believes Jaime is!
@@PedroLucas-mg5je Jaime is just a spoiled brat son of the rich man.
@@PedroLucas-mg5je greatly put! 👍
"Relief made him dizzy."
I've felt this powerful emotion, I can completely understand how he feels.
“In this light she could almost be a beauty; in this light she could almost be a knight.”
This may be the best piece of writting GRRM ever wrote- and that is saying something. There are so many lessons in Jaime’s fevre dream. There is so much softness in Brienne.
I love this narration more than almost any other piece in all of ASOIAF. It’s so well written, so realistic feeling, and such a critical moment for Jaime.
@@andrewc-w8524 This is the moment where the Kingslayer died and where Goldenhand the Just was born!
"The Kingsguard does not flee"
now or then
We swore a vow.
And now it begins.
No, Now it ends!
Hodor
Somebody really needs to animate this
Yeah like it would be great if those guys that do the history and lore stuff animated a few of the dreams and prophecies from the books or even just this one
You could say this about all of ASOIF
@@jackbharucha1475 It would've be incredible if, in the future after Winds Of Winter and Dream Of Spring are (probably) released, they make an ASOIAF animated series!
My absolute favorite reading of yours. It's beautiful..
I've lost count of how many times I've listened to it.
Gives me goosebumps every time. "We all swore oaths" *shudders*
Me too
Me too
"I left my wife and children in your hands."
"while i was off cheating on my wife."
@@Bakasama04 That's not how guilt works my dude
@@Bakasama04 you made my day haha
@@Bakasama04 it was a marriage without love, but yeah silly choice at Harrenhal's tourney
@@maryswan5515 it doesn't matter . Duty is over everything in this world And what about the love for his children who he abondoned to war ?
He was a D*k to his wife and kids !
'I dreamed of you'
Brienne and Jaime fighting the Long Night side by side in Winterfell.With Oathkeeper and Widow's Wail becoming Lightbringer together.
Such a powerful chapter. Its always been hard for me to like Jamie but this was the moment that made me start.
Really? Not "Jaime, my name's Jaime"?
"It was the voices of all the lannisters since lann the clever." Jaimes best chapter
Jaime Lannister did not need to look upon their faces to know them, five had been his brothers...
The part with Brienne, the Kingsguard and Rhaegar was truly amazing
I hope Jamie ending the books (If they ever finish) is better than the shows
We've been waiting a decade. George doesn't give a fuck anymore
@@andrewmcgill9544 lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 To be fair, it's probably because there are too many POVs so the story has become too complicated for him to wrap up.
There are no POV like me.Only me.
I like how this dream highlights the fact that an oathbreaker like Jaime is a better man than the "true knights" would ever be.
Nathan Luz Yes.
True but Ser Arthur Dayne, Gerold Hightower, and all of the other kingsguard willingly served the Mad King, and, unlike Jaime, did not seem to feel any remorse for allowing him to endulge in his atrocities. Hightower even prevented Jaime from interfering with Aerys raping the Queen. What do you think they would have done if they were in Jamie's position that night? I personally think they would have let the city burn because the King said so.
Nathan Luz no he's was always a hero.. he killed the mad king regardless of how vows. He realized that he cannot blindly follow a king who does not care for his citizens meanwhile every key Knight has followed a blinded king or has their demons, Jamie truly is in/was in love with Cersei you cannot fault who he loves regardless how backwards it is.
Josef Boroff Dayne, Hightower and the others wouldn't let Aerys burn the city, but they wouldn't kill him either. There where other ways of preventing Aerys from burning the city without killing him. Jaime killed Aerys because Jaime doesn't care about vows, he did not like Aerys, Jaime did not want to be on the losing side, so killing Aerys was something easy for him. Jaime is not a hero, he sat on the throne and did nothing while his father's men killed the innocent members of the royal family.
Akshay Verma Jaime doesn't care about the citizens either, he sat on the throne and allowed his father to butcher the innocent members of the royal family and sack the entire city, thousands of women raped and children killed. To call Jaime a hero, now that's something i would never say.
10:37 Jaime's sword goes out before Brienne. Foreshadowing that Brienne will outlive Jaime?
No but rather she is his savior
I'd argue that his honour fails him as he realises that he was righteous but not honourable. Brienne on the other hand stayed honourable and suffers for it
The meaning of this dream is that the past jaime died and a new jaime was born
“Doom, No bears he knew, no lion, only doom”
Brienne is the knight that Jamie wanted to be
“We all swore oaths” say the dead to their brother who is still living but should be with them
I will be forever gutted that Robert's Rebellion was so underplayed in the show. Despite not regretting killing the King, the past clearly weighs on Jaime and is a big part of his character arc. His disillusionment with Kingsguard and 'true knights' mixed with a clear longing for their approval and the persistent idolasation of Arthur. He's ready to fight them (bull*siting his way through his chances really) but still calling them his brothers. And the allegory of Cersei being his one light at the beginning, holding the only torch... no wonder he sunk into his toxic family and dove head first into his obessive love of Cersei after there was no one left for him apart from them. Only ones to accept him still. And they are leaving, as the two parts of him battle for domination - Arthur Dayne and Smiling Knight.
Is it at all possible for you to make these readings a spotify playlist? I don't know what the logistics involved are but I would absolutely love to queue some of the readings. It's so therapeutic.
The best most complex character. I am still not over how dirty they did his ending in the show... Depressing. Also, I think great twist is if Jamie is Azor Ahai somehow. I could see it
The fires that ran along the blade were guttering out, and Jaime remembered what Cersei had said. No. Terror closed a hand about his throat. Then his sword went dark, and only Brienne's burned, as the ghosts came rushing in.
How can someone be so good at symbolism? This is so good...
"Below the earth his doom awaited"
Well shit, after seeing the show, this is just... 😭
Begone casual twat
@@arawn1061 Lol, I read the books. I'm just comparing it to the show. Similar things may happen in the books too.
@@FlowerTrollSan was just a joke brah
@Raylan Givens Jaime tried being good in the books, tried redeeming himself, but he was still arrogant.
@@khonsu9378 I think Jaime will never change, he will always be piece of shit. Jaime didn’t do any honorable or good. His just son of rich man, his spoiled brat
Great reading. Anyone know the background music?
trevor demaere - encrypted dreams
Jamie knowing Rhaegars immoral actions that pushed the war but still seeing him in this saintly way that is only worried about his wife and children is really sad. Out of all the people there, Rhaegar should not have as much influence on his consciousness, but does.
Rhaegar was considered the perfect prince he sang to the commoners fought in tourneys but a lot of him is still a big mystery
You're imagining Rhaegar to be a character he simply isn't. The Mad King''s immoral actions started the war, not Rhaegar's.
Jaime is seeing Rhaegar for who he was, but you are imagining a different character based on what you think.
@@MadScientist021 Brandon Stark being fool enough to show up at the Red Keep and scream for the death of the crown prince sure didn't help.
@@charlesboots6508 it sure didn't help that rhegar snatched Roberts wife from him
@@miskatahtinen806 Fiance, & nobody ever made Lyanna Stark do something she didn't want to do.
Two riders were approaching
And the wind began to howl
This might be my fav passage ever
When he try to explain why he killed aerys, gosh I think he was shit scared about what they were going to do
'Armoured all in Snow'
Masterpiece. An absolute Masterpiece.
Great reading of a beautiful chapter
Please don’t let these die
My god!!!! I just found this channel and thank gods I did, your reading and the musique behind... I had chills, thank you for this!
PS: I might have cried a little when Rhaegar appeared, "crowned in mist and grief". WOW!
We all swore vows
Its baaaack, niiiice.
Prophetic dream by Jaime.
I thought it was nuked.
Was this after Jamie lost his sword hand or after he stood vigil over his father for a week
@@Nate-uf4xk thanks man I only started rereading the first novel recently i kind of forgot a few details
After he lost his hand but before losing his father.
I swore never to read this series unless George R.R. Martin ever finishes the saga, but it is very hard on me when I hear chapters from the books that are as powerfull as these.
I know with a certainty he will never finish this series because he doesn't have the will, desire and even time, which makes it all the more sad, but I cannot read a series and not the know how it ends, I just cannot do that.
Why are your video down ? Is reading something breaking some kind of laws, now ?
Can you share the audio file? If this somehow is taken off of TH-cam I would be devastated.
Lannister is my favorite. They feel like real people trying to survive in a fantasy world. Lannister for life!
I love that picture.
Amazing reading, well done!
Darry are dragon men til the end..
Jaime let the little kids die! No shame
Rhaegar shouldn’t have abandoned his children and wife to go bed a 14 year old.
Jaime didn't just let them die, according to this same dream he was killing the King WHILE the Mountain attacked the children. So, he didn't save those kids, but he saved everyone else in KL
Oh the oathbreaker! :(
Is Jamie azorahigh? Or was a candidate?
amazing
Türkçe ye çevirebilecek kimse yok mu?
Perfect
Best one
Well done ser, well done
What’s the song?
Trevor DeMaere - Encrypted Dreams
Next time try to use Shazam
may I please have the background cover music please?
trevor demaere - encrypted dreams
Thank you! I appreciate it.
Dany kinda forgot about the Iron fleet...
beautiful jaime dying
can you do one about azoro hai
M khan learn to fucking spell! Its Azor Ahai
Jamie Is Azoro Ahai
@@frankv2314 lol clearly not
I get why this wasn't used in the show. Showing Rhaegar this early would have been a mistake.
In the contrary, knowing about him beforehand would have seeded foreshadowing, instead of pulling him off a hat in season 5.
Imagine if it is acceptable for bodyguards to kill their boss whenever they hear them order killings of innocent people.
He would have been a legendary bad ass leading the defense of the red keep against his fathers army and eventually escorting the royal family out of kingslanding.
Delusion where? 😂😂😂
The king didn't just intend to kill innocent people, it was the parallel of blowing up an entire city with half a million people living in it.
Besides, how was he supposed to lead the king's army, when he was just a 17 year old boy, do you really believe what was left of the king's army would've followed him into battle, especially knowing his father was the one attacking the city?
Wait, is this from TWOW?
A storm of swords
A D cheers mate
@@arthurdayne8029 It's this fever dream that convinces him to return to Harrenhal for Brienne.
And what's that all about I wonder.
Jaime dies in TWOW
Mike Smith hopefully
Kram I think it would be cool if Jaime and/or Stannis die by fighting off white walkers at the wall to allow Jon and company to escape, maybe at the end of book 6 or something
The Law
There are no villains nor heroes in ASOIAF..only people with conflicts deep down in their hearts.
The Law
Didn‘t GRRM himself say that he does not believe that people are truly good or truly evil? In our world as well as in ASOIAF?
The Law
I‘ve found the interview.
George says that no characters of his books are wholly good or wholly evil..some see themselves as heroes but have committed acts of tyranny..others are seen as villains,as you see Jaime,but they also have done acts of compassion,or kindness,and they have people who love them.
Source: TH-cam/GRRM answers Questions of Facebook fans
First minute approximately
why wasn't this in the tv show?
Nothing was in that wretched tv show.