**Part 2/2** ARYA STARK!!! 🫣 *GAME OF THRONES* (8x3 Reaction)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2022
- This episode was literally so hard for me to see what was going on but for the most part i enjoyed this ..
Let me know what you thought about Arya taking out the NK instead of Jon!
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I actually didn’t really have a big problem with the episode , i just wish i would’ve been able to see more but you guys will hear more of what i thought in the next episode reaction ❤
some people turned up the brightness settings and all that image stuff on the blu rays or tvs so they could see better... its a pity it is TOO dark.
Where Arya came from the darkness?
Only NO ONE knows 😉
Ps: looks likeyou are the perfect persone to react to THE WTCHER
If Jorah had to die, I'm glad he went out fighting to protect Daenerys. Theon also had a great ending, he redeemed himself and died at home in Winterfell trying to protect a Stark.
That's the best episode of the season for me.
Thanks for getting this out quickly. Everyone complained about how dark this episode was, but it did make it creepy not being able to see what was out there. Remember when Melisandre reminded Arya that she would close Blue Eyes..that's when Arya went on her mission to kill the Night King. The drop the knife move that Arya used on the Night King is the same move she used when sparring with Brienne of Tarth. Arya is the greatest assassin after training with the faceless men and Sirio Forel. They and her dad would be proud.
I cried so hard when Jorah died and even more when Drogon came and laid down next to them because he felt Danny’s pain.
I loved Theon in this episode. The end of his arc was so beautiful yet tragic. I would’ve loved for him to survive but it also made sense for him to die like this. I never expected him to be the saddest death of the season for me, and I didn’t even care about him that much until season 7.
Arya trained exactly for this - the fighting, the sneaking, the tactics. She just didn't know it. And Melisandre gave her the hint. I loved the episode, so tense! And I didn't mind the dark and the chaos because that's the way it is, it felt real. The hardest for me was Jorah. He was such a true friend and protector, he's been with Khaleesi since the beginning. He's her most important advisor, always with knowledge, wisdom and patience. And, of course he loved her. With Lyanna dying too, House Mormont is gone :(
exactly since Syrio Forel with chasing cats, chickens etc to the many face god
And we had hints….when Arya finally reunited with Jon, she came out of nowhere…Jon even commented, but it was anti-climactic…so it was easily missed. Then, right after Theon dies…watch the white walkers…the hair blows on one of them, and he turns to look….he didn’t see Arya…but he felt her wind…
7:30, “walking in with his gang”. That made me laugh so hard! 😅
The song that plays in the final sequence before Arya kills the Night King is BEAUTIFUL!!! Ramin Djawadi 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I love that Arya was the one who did it. Jon was the catalyst for the whole 'alive' side coming together. It could not have been accomplished without him. I've watched the series 8 times, and about 12 reactors, I still pick up things I didn't before. In my mind and heart, all of Arya's training was for this very purpose. Serio teaching her about switching hands with your weapon trick, chasing cats to become quick and light on your feet, fighting blind/in the dark with the stick. Jon kind of set a clue when he asked her at the Godswood how she snuck up on him (took me many watches to catch that,), that is also the direction she comes at the Night King, and at one point Bran did say 'nobody could kill the Night King (or something similar). Arya learned to be 'nobody'. She won my heart in episode one, I absolutely adore her
Not to mention, Jon gave her needle and basically set her on her path to be a warrior.
@@ianvera4299 exactly, and Ned got her her 'dancing wink wink lessons'. I absolutely love her
"I am no man." LOTR Or even back to Odysseus: "No man is killing me."
I watched the HBO behind the scenes and Danny did such an amazing job with her scene with Jorah.
Arya f****** Stark💅🏻
Props for getting part 2 out in the same day 👏🏼 I love your reactions & was so excited to see part 1 earlier. This was such a good surprise lol
I LOVED Arya saving the day here. After she spoke with Melisandre and realized she'd been kept alive for this moment I'm sure she took off running knowing what she had to do. The episode is really dark but I kinda like the frustrating feel of that and makes it scarier for sure and definitely best to watch in the dark.
Bran gave Arya the Catspaw Dagger in 7x4, in the exact same spot that she used it in this episode to kill the Night King. I still wish it was Jon, but if I had to have a 2nd option, Arya would've been it and I was happy that she was the one who did it. A little disappointed that Jon and NK didn't get their 1v1, but Arya doing it was the next best thing.
It's more realistic but I don't think people watch GOT for realism lol
We saw season 3 when Arya first met the Red Woman, she told her she would close many eyes, brown, green eyes, and blue eyes. Then tells her, we will meet again. Flash forward, they see each other again, and Arya tells her that she was right, that she had closed many eyes, and she tells her again, brown eyes, green eyes, AND BLUE EYES. In that moment Arya knows what her mission has always been, and starts running, and you saw who she ran to!!
One of the few positives for me about this season is how Jorah went out protecting dany.
Arya training from the beginning has trained her for this moment. Syrio -The quiet as a snake, quik as a cat... all of it....
Arya knows Winterfall very very well so for me her coming out of nowhere makes sense to me because of that and add to that her top tier skill set
this is still the longest battle on screen ever. including movies AND Shows, it's crazy
"Once I'm done with this world, I don't want to come back" - Edd in season 4 :(
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I always say one of my favorite movies is GOT S8E3 😂😂 because it’s just a flawless episode!!
The most anxiety ridden episode of tv I've ever seen...
Unconsistency ;: the wights are strong enough to dig through a stone wall with their bare hands... but another wight was safely contained in a wooden crate for days.
Good point
An 81 minute panic attack
Miya, you are too sweet ❤ I swear, sometimes your reactions make me more emotional than the show itself!
Great reaction! The best episode!
Your videos bring joy to my life
The showrunners spent the ENTIRE series showing off Arya's stealth skills. Remember how she disappeared from The Hound during the Red Wedding? Remember how she sneaked past those guards to get back into Winterfell? She was the perfect/only person to pull off that sneak attack based on how long the show built up her stealth over the seasons. In the shot before the dagger drop, did you see how one of the White Walker's hair moves as Arya started her final sprint out of stealth? She was always destined to kill the NK as well. Millesandra saw her shut "green eyes, brown eyes, and BLUE eyes" back in season 2.
Theon's purpose was to slow down the Night King juuuust long enough to give Arya enough time to reach the NK before the NK killed Bran. Bran knew that's how it was going to happen which is why he gave Arya the Catspaw dagger a few episodes ago. The more you really think about it and the more you re-watch the series, the more it makes sense. This episode will also make more sense after you finish the series and know the ending.
In the script, she was supposed to jump off a pile of dead wights, too... which they don't show. I saw people complaining about her being stealthy and seemingly jumping out of no where which is just one of the many dumb complaints. Legitimate complaints about season 8 do exist, but people choose to stick to "how did Arya be so stealthy" like she wasn't training in that exact type of combat for seasons at this point.
You can make an argument that any character was foreshadowed to kill the night king if you look hard enough. The line Melisandre tells Arya is season 2 is 'Brown eyes, blue eyes, green eyes, eyes you'll shut forever' and is not in the books. It was just meant to iterate how Arya was going to go down a path of revenge and bloodshed since the writers at the time knew her character would reach the faceless assassins in future seasons. They moved the blue eyes to the end of the quote for the episode to insinuate it was intended to foreshadow her killing the night king, when it very clearly was not originally intended for that.
Arya killing the night king is terribly written and makes no sense.
- Why would the night king ever risk turning up himself? His death ends the war, and he has an almost endless army as his disposal.
- Where did she come from? The way it is shot, you can see the night king standing in the middle of the grove with walkers surrounding him. It cuts to her flying from the air and stabbing him. Alright she's stealthy, but she can't teleport last I checked. You can't just shoot it with close ups and hope people turn their brains off.
- What was the point of her learning to wear faces beyond killing Walder Frey?
- What did the night king have to do with Aryas arc other than him I guess representing 'death'. There were no emotional stakes attached to this at all.
- What was the point of the white walkers symbols, magic, or overall purpose in the show?
Arya killing the night king is not as smart as you think it is. The writers said they did it because we 'weren't thinking of her at the time and Jon was too predictable'. Thats basically the sum of it and it shows. It was simply lazy.
@@shadysorkin9214 Did I just witness critical thinking? Thats illegal lol!
Agreed. It's just JRR Mega fans who don't like the fact that he didn't finish the entire series. They'll find anything to whine about. What you said is entirely reasonable.
@@l.7584 that ain’t critical thinking. That’s entitled expectations.
1 year later.... Ad at a point where Theon is killed a movie trailer for Late Night with the Devil comes on talking about contacting the devil. Wow what timing.
This episode was weird, because it's actually really good, but as far as the darkness is concerned, half the fans had no problem and the other half said they couldn't see shit lol. First time I watched this was on a projector screen, which was a mistake. Then I watched it a week later on my monitor and it was like night and day, literally.
what do you mean monitor?? tv pc or what?
I love the wisp of hair that moved showing that it wasn’t wind but arya in a sense. People say it was too fast but let’s be honest this isn’t a force that will strategize and take time. It’s a do or die fight it wouldn’t be that long honestly. The cinematography was amazing though.
Let’s be honest Cercei is the real villain of the show 😅
BTW Miya. As a fan of Maisie/Arya. I encourage you in your own time to watch her conversation on Diary of a Ceo on TH-cam from a few months back. She opens up to Steven Bartlett and feels so safe with him to talk about mental health, childhood trauma, self healing and finding happiness. It is wonderful. Get your tissues.
I have it saved in my watch later, im gonna watch :))
@@MiyaElizabethReacts I would love to hear back after you watch it. 😘
When me and all my older brothers watched this episode for the first time. All 5 of us cried a little when Theon died lol i cried alot.
Man I was crying so hard when Theon & Jorah died
As much as I love Arya we should have seen a fight between Jon and The Night King. They have been teasing them two going at it for a while now.
Jon and the NK did fight, on dragonback. After hardhome, Why would the NK risk himself in open combat?
@@ianvera4299 Wow Lol
@@annjenkins2677 It was never going to be Jon. Just get over it.
@@jjh2456 um this comment was made 3 months ago Corky so put your helmet and water wings back on and get back in your little cage before you get another beating little fella. That's all the time I'm wasting on you.
Arya was the right one for this job. It had to be someone they didnt see coming. The night long winter was supposed to happen no matter what Jon did. Arya was the wild card that could pull a one in a million, and she did.
This is one of those episodes that I liked when first watching it, but liking it less the more I think about it. The White Walkers were always the major threat. The very first scene of the whole show was about them slaughtering some rangers from the night's watch. Seven seasons of build-up and they are defeated after the first major battle? A bit underwhelming. The "long night" was supposed to last for years, not just one literal night.
But I suppose if you ignore the wider context, it is a decent episode in itself.
They were the least interesting part though lol.
I was sobbing about Jorah and then I noticed Drogon bowing next to Dani to pay respect and I lost it. I didn't see it coming either. The hardest death for me.
What I would have like to see is how much longer Jorah would have stood in place and fought with all the wounds he received. His last stand was my personal favorite part of this episode. Much love Jorah Mormont.
Tell me why I wasn’t aware that there was a GOT convention this weekend in LA. I missed it and kit was there along with a lot of other actors plus a few from HOTD. I’m sad guys. It was only 3 hours away from me.
i think arya was already in the godswood before the NK arrived waiting for him
It was a dark episode but still love your reaction miya ❤️
I'm not going to cry this episode lol...we all knew you could not accomplish that because we cried at who all was lost....
Love your reactions! Can't wait until you get to House Of The Dragons.
Simple, Aria jumped in from a feminist girlboss camp behind the tree, and ended GoT permanently. They had a Mary Sue theme in the camp that night. That ice dude tried to mansplain so he just had to go. And John was brought back from the dead, to yell at a dead dragon. Beautiful writing :-)
After this series The Last Kingdom next ! better than GOT ! And I love GOT ! The Last kingdom on some other type of level . It’s a show based on Vikings and English men , saxons vs danish men , take place during like 1200 AD I think
Arya for the WIN
LMAO!!! 🤣🤣 "Is Jorah ok??"
It was the delusion talking 🥲
@@MiyaElizabethReacts You probably couldn't see him.
Leana is a hero among men.
I could let a lot of things slide in this episode - even Arya being the one to deliver the final blow to the Night King - but what always pisses me off is the fact that Jon, whose entire storyline has revolves around around the White Walkers, spend the majority of the episode doing absolutely fuck all.
Jon is a swordsman, one of the best in Westeros, so why was he up there on a dragon when he should’ve been on the ground fighting? Seeing him riding Rhaegal didn’t feel epic, it made me frustrated and annoyed. You could take Jon out of this episode and almost nothing would change - and this is the climax of his biggest arc. That’s sad.
our girl dany was a fighter through and through. never had she ever trained with a sword but you bet she picked it up quick and started swinging. she refused to go out not fighting. not to compare the two but i hated how in the crypt sansa didn’t even try. i’m partial to dany tho because of how sansa treated her when they literally wouldn’t have survived without her, so idk😅
If dany had died there, long side Jorah. I wouldnt be angry at all. She show what a dragon was made, by flying with drogon and later swinging a sword. She hold her ground very good, despite not having military experience. And if Arya won the war, it was because of Dany and her dothraki's, her unsullied, her dragons.
Jon on the other hand, had most of the time confusion and just running...sometimes he even look a amateur in military art... but anyway...
Why would Sansa try? Its so sexist to compare, why cant Sansa just be feminine without being treated as useless? Sansa was right about Dany in the end.
@@ianvera4299 sexist? HUH? my comment had nothing to do with sex or gender identity? it had everything to do with someone who never had any prior training with a sword, still picking it up to try and fight anyway and about how when it came down to fighting for her life and jorah’s life, daenerys fought.
@@bigvirgonrg Yes, sexist. Did I stutter? Implying Sansa was useless for not fighting at the battle of WF when she never had any training nor desire to be a warrior is sexist. And Sansa was ready to defend herself in the crypt when it came down to it if we wanna talk. Dany also burned down a city, so yeah she "fought".
@@ianvera4299 ok ian lol
Arya was still a no one. She had mad skills. All she had to do was get in position and go for the night king.
Why is he Delores though??🤣
He's called Dolorous Ed because his expression is usually sad, so she is making a pun on his nickname by giving him a different nickname.
The Night King was nice man 😒
A lot of people were confused why Drogon had to drop Daenerys to deal with the wights. I just assumed he had to fly at a speed that would be too much for a normal-strength mortal.
I assumed he was drawing them away from her
Not you referring to yourself as Jon’s wife as if me and him haven’t been married for years???? 😒
We can share 👀😂
I don't care who took out the night king... I care about how. Someone just popping out of nowhere and ending the entire war with one stab was a stupid way to end this battle. Especially when the show was so wishy washy about why the Night King needed to go after Bran personally in the first place. If the Night King's life was the key to taking the entire army down, why did he even show his face anywhere? The key to taking the army down should've involved delving a bit more into the background and lore of the army. We still hardly know anything about them. Its like the only "mystery" the show wanted to solve was "whos gonna kill the night king".... Rather than actually unpacking what this entire army was ever about. Just very disappointingly simplistic. But I guess at the end of the day, the author of the books (George R R Martin) seems to have abandoned ever finishing his story, so I guess I can't be too hard on the writers for simplifying everything.
Yes, and since the Night KIng is a show-only storyline, I feel that they could have finished it properly.
I didn’t even love Jorah this entire franchise Dany was my least favorite character when I tell you I balled ugly snot tears watching him die defending his Queen 😭
my god you got me calling Edd Delores now