Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 10 Reaction! - The Winds of Winter
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Ned Stark, a man so honorable, he let the whole kingdom believe he broke his marriage vows.
Even his wife. Like damn thatis crazy
@@zo_leo8401 And pretty dumb, IMO. He could have at least told his wife. She would have understood and kept the secret. If we never came to know Catelyn Stark, I could see how we might believe he might not tell her, because we wouldn't know her character. But we _did_ meet her. We followed her. We saw her love for Ned. She would have kept the secret.
I certainly don't understand why Ned didn't tell Jon as he was leaving for the Wall. But I understand those are just the machinations of making a good story. Come to think of it, it's been so long, I don't even remember why Jon went to the Wall. Considering the evil types that are forced to go, I don't recall why he went. 🤔
@Thomas Kelly that is what makes honorable Ned Stark a flawed man. He was honorable, yes, but not the wisest of men.
@@CaesiusX I agree with you, he could have told his wife. But maybe he didn’t want any loose ends just in case she left him or told some one. Plus don’t forget she does tend to do things on her own against the will of Ned. Like kidnapping Tyrion, and she also let Jamie go against the will of her Rob. So we can’t really trust her 100% lol. I believe Jon went to the wall ironically because Catlyn resented him. He was a bastard so he couldn’t eat dinner with company or introduced as a true member of the family. Then Uncle Benjin was always nice to him and treated him well. He thought he would be happy at the wall with him. Plus he would never own any land or titles from the Stark name anyway.
@@CaesiusX honestly I disagree. Idt Catelyn would’ve been able to keep the secret at all. But obviously that’s just my opinion.
The scene cutting from the baby's face to Jon omfg... I got chills everywhere with the Stark theme in the background
Probably the best reveal in television history..
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I love the one from season 7
One of the best scenes in TV history imo
Tommen had the most subversive death ever. The whole show is about all these families commiting all types of murder and violence to get to the Iron Throne and the man who's sitting on it couldn't wait to give up. Crushed by its pressure. Brilliant! Reminds me of the old saying "heavy is the head that wears the crown".
Plus it happened in a place called kinga landing 🤣👏
I love how they played it so abruptly with no music, and immediately cut to the next scene.
@C. Albright got em 😂
@C W really bro, really?? The episode is brilliant but it stands heavily goerge rr martins work. Dont understamd why you insult us so much, stannis story ending was totally undeserved. The man is a tactical genius, yet he does not plan ahead for such a crucial battle completely out of character
Well it’s mostly because he lost someone he loved 😂😂😂
I enjoyed heavily how Pycelle moved at his actual speed and strength when they attacked him instead of the slow weak side he showed everyone for so many years
Lmao his ass was faking the whole show I wish they would emphasize more that he wasn’t just old and slow 🤣💀
I think there was one other scene that showed he was faking his physical limitations.
@@coffeefan *after he had sex with that prostitute & a deleted scene with Tywin
Have you seen the deleted scene he had with Tywin. Tywin knew he was faking
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Honestly, I didn’t mind Cersei’s knockout blow. 😆. The sparrows suck. I wanted them to die forever. I just didn’t want the Tyrells to die just like that
her own non-supporting kinfolk, too - like Kevin Lannister. meh, they were in the way
I Don't care about the Tyrells. Only Margery and Lady Olenna matterd to me.
good, evil, they're all the same from the dead's point of view.
15:45 WAHHH this makes me tear up every time. Knowing he lost his son at the Blackwater too… Davos is A tier character for me.
Davos was one of the characters that remained very consistent throughout. No weird shit like some of the other characters go through in season 8 and whatnot. Davos is solid
Yeah 🥲
@@jackalope_hunter Besides the fact that he forgot about his son and his wife and just follows Jon around for no reason at all.. yea?
“The last thing you’re ever going to see is a Stark smiling down at you as you die” MY GIRL ARYA!🔥
The silence at the start of this episode, then the piano piece "Light of the Seven" is so haunting. I love this whole episode, and can't wait to see your reactions to the rest of the show.
The opening sequence it's absolutely perfect, everything, the score and the rising tension, make one of the best scenes in TV history. The fact that Lena Headey never won an emmy for her role as Cersei it's insulting.
Every fan of every single for show/ movie thinks there is an actor there who deserves an Emmy
@@loudmein6591 Lena Headey was pretty great though you can't lie
@@Birrrrra yeah she’s great I’m not even saying that I disagree but I mean you can’t rlly call it insulting. There are many great actors out there
the reason that Cersei couldn't predict that Tommen would kill himself is because she didn't actually care about him enough to understand him. She cared more about ensuring her own power than she did about Tommen who obviously loved Margaery.
One thing I love so much about Margaery's death is that she figured out what was happening right before it did. It's so consistent with her character, that even in her final moments, she was still able to figure out Cersi's motive and what her plan was. She was a genius. If she hadn't died, I'd place my bets on her finding her way to the top of the power chain. RIP.
Eh the whole plot was dumb as shit. Kevan Lannister was basically mini Tywin should’ve figured it out. I mean this episode was part of the entire problem of last 4 seasons. Trying to force Cersei, Ramsay etc. down our throats
@@Cream-2128 I'm sorry what ? Kevan lannister was a mini tywin ? Are you drunk mate ?
@@dik56 he’s literally just like Tywin the writers of the show basically refused to show that.
@@Cream-2128 So he wasnt in the show? So it made sense for the show
@@Cream-2128 Stop referring to the books for Christ sake.
RIP to arguably the cleverest woman in the entire show, Margeary Tyrell. This is my favourite season finale of any show, of all time. The entire opening sequence with Cersi finally getting revenge on the people who wronged her, Tommen's death, Arya killing Frey, and Jon's reveal at the end. So much happened. It was so satisfying. I will never stop loving this show.
Oh, wow, Nasser watches here, too! Love your channel, also, man!
Cleverest woman on the show but not clever enough to figure out cersei's plan before hand....
Lady Olenna is right up there with her.
One of the best episodes of TV ever.
As much as Game of Thrones may have fallen in the later seasons the one constant was Ramin Djawadi and his music. From his themes for each House to this eerie piano and organ piece which brilliantly heightened the tension he really left his mark on the show.
Agreed. Even if the show takes a ridiculous path in terms of logic, Djawadis music is great since the first season and always managed to get better and better.
Bran tells this story in season 3:
The Rat Cook is the subject of legends and myths in the Seven Kingdoms. According to this particular legend, a King once paid a visit to the Nightfort, then the chief castle on the Wall. Due to some offense by the king, (Bran Stark said he couldn't remember the exact reason when he recounts the tale) the cook killed the king's son and served his flesh in a pie to the unknowing king. The king enjoyed the pie so much he asked for a second helping.
The gods cursed the cook by turning him into a fat, white rat which could only survive by feasting on its own young. He was condemned to run the halls of the Nightfort, eating his own offspring. The gods were not offended by the murder, nor even by cooking the son and feeding him to his own father, for a man has a right to vengeance. What the gods could not forgive and cursed the cook for was that he broke the laws of hospitality and protection, which are held to be sacred above all others.
This call back was such a good one.
Also frey pies from the book
I love it, since this is just the same story in reverse. The King of the North was killed under the hospitality of Walder Frey for his slight against him. Walder Frey broke the laws of hospitality and protection, so was fed his sons as a pie and then killed for it. In a metaphorical way, you could say that Walder Frey was already a fat white rat which only survived by "feasting" on his offspring, considering how he only had so many children to use them for his political gain.
Sir Davos kills the scene of him going off at the Melisandre. His acting was 10/10 makes me tear up everytime.
I love watching other people watching game of thrones for the first time and just feeling the same way we all felt when we first watched game of thrones ❤️
I still can't get that melancholic piano music out of my head. The camera panning out to Cersei's coronation is my favorite shot, waited the whole series for that moment. The King in the North chant lives, once more after all this time! With Jon and Sansa at the table as throwback to Robb and Cat from the end of S1. Very evocative score and visuals. Remember how we all do the "Winter is Coming drinking game" gag in early seasons as the Starks keep saying it every 5 mins? Bet you didn't think the next time you'll hear a Stark saying it again in the show, it'll be under these circumstances. This is the best GoT episode imo. For so long we hope and pray for all these outcomes, and finally the floodgates open up! There's a badass teaser for S7 called "Long Walk" which shows the two queens and the one king walking to their respective thrones and subconsciously you just know that this is it, they've peaked, it's all downhill from here. Sidebar: The Long Walk promo and Winter Is Here trailer are the two best GoT trailers (just talking about the trailers). Sansa quoting Ned in Winter is Here, "when the Snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies but the pack survives." It's finally A Time for Wolves.🥶🐺
"Jon snow avenged the red wedding "
Arya : excuse me
Fun fact: this is the second highest rated TV episode in history! Behind Ozymandias from Breaking Bad. Just goes to show how bloody good this episode is.
fun fact, we already saw cersei blowing up the sept during one of bran's visions earlier this season.
19:16 another moment that I can’t help but to tear up for. Tyrion’s always wanted this.
Agreed. An underrated moment in an episode so full of amazing scenes. I like his lead-in speech about all the things he’s been asked to believe in all his life.
I love when he kneels to the queen. Tyrion never kneels. Especially when joffrey commands him to
The best episode of GoT! Hands down!
I raised my imaginary sword with the rest of them chanting "The King in the North". What a moment. Literal chills!
So proud of Arya for slicing Frey's throat like a piece of cake.
Adds a whole new meaning to a Frey Bentos Pie 😂
Been waiting since 1-1 for this one. This is my favorite episode of the whole series.
Same, this is where house stark wins
Your answer to who Jons dad is will be answered. It has been hinted at throughout the show, but it will become clear soon
More than hinted... it flat out tells you who took her in the first episode... Amy multiple other points...tbf to him it is hard to remember characters that you've only heard referenced and never seen...
Freaking phenomenal episode!!! The music at the beginning called "The light of the seven" is a masterpiece of music and that entire sequence is sensational. This episode is F-ING INCREDIBLE!!!
And the first (but not last) time they used piano in the score.
Light of the Seven is a masterpiece by Ramin Djawadi. Cersei opening scene is one the best ever
Jon's father has been revealed if you have been paying attention to 100% of the show... They do not directly tell you, but when you find out you are going to find it obvious.
20:11 In the earlier seasons there was a story Bran told about a Nights Watch member serving a king his own children in a pie breaking guest right.
He was then turned into a Rat by the Gods because he broke guest right. This story was told right after the red wedding so it all ties back into that.
25:28 I’d almost argue that Petyr DOES like this. He was planting the seed back at the tree scene; he wants Sansa at ends with Jon. Just like he wanted Sansa at ends with her aunt Lysa Arron.
“Trust in me Sansa, I know best.” He’s such a little SNAKE.
A snake in the guise of a mockingbird singing sweet sounding songs to his target of choice that will ultimately bring ruin to those who choose to listen.
People have been asking Baelish "what do you want" since S1 and Baelish has been answering "Everything, dear. Everything." since S1. This is as close to seeing the inner Baelish as it will ever get. That Winterfell godswood scene was really well done and seems to lay down the foundation for a power struggle in the North. That was the speculation going forward and they played heavily into it with the trailers.
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19:21 I always tear up during the hand of Queen scene. Tyrion looks so proud and emotional it gets me so bad.
Winter coming to House Frey is one of the most satisfying scenes in the show!
This is arguably the best episode of TV ever man. Breaking Bad 5x14 and 5x16 are contenders for sure purely on acting alone. But in terms of Music/CGI/Writing/Acting this is on a movie level.
The score in the episode is my favorite from any TV show I've ever watched. The organ and cello just build and build until BOOM. It's amazing.
The wildfire blowing through the tunnel under the Sept was in one of Bran's visions. So it seems that he can also see the future.
Imo this was the best episode of the entire series. The music is 🔥🔥🔥👌👌👌
I believe the music playing in the trial scene, “Light of the Seven”, was the first use of piano in the GOT soundtrack, which definitely led to its impact.
I'm always in awe of just how many turn of events they pack in a single episode. Every one of them hit like a brick wall. In one stroke you get the resolution for all the different storylines that were being built up for 2 seasons, and this episode leaves you with one you never thought you needed!! This is like a double triple watch episode cause the first time you're just in a "WTF is happening" state. It keeps on giving until there's nothing more to give. So rewarding! At the beginning of the last episode Tyrion foreshadows what's to come by telling Dany the story of the Mad King hiding caches of wildfire in King's Landing. By the end of that episode no one remembers it. Hats off to Ramin Djawadi's music too. The way it adds to the suspense of the Sept scene is unreal. Who else is unreal? Liam Cunningham as Davos berating Mellisandre. The battle episode is unreal, but this is so fantastic in a different way that it manages to make it a hard call, deserved every accolade it got.
You have now watched the best episode of Game of Thrones. Hands down. No question about it. No other answer is acceptable. This is and was the absolute peak of Game of Thrones.
Also one of the best episodes of TV to ever air, IMO. I remember watching this live, vividly. The internet went fucking mad afterwards. It was great to a part of
you said that the fact that Tommen died could be the killer of the relationship between Cersei and Jaime
Don't forget that Jaimie was the royal guard of Aerys II Targaryen "The Mad King". He was in his guard and swore to protect him. He broke his word when he heard that the king was about to blow up the city with wildfire.
Cersei just did that and that's definetly bringing dark memories for him
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I just started watching GoT for the first time a month ago, and finished season 6 today so perfect timing with this one!
People go nuts over Arya killing Frey and then zone out on the next scene but I think that's the one that's artistically superior. The beautiful backdrop of the snowy Godswood with LF in the shadows looking intriguing as ever. Sansa sitting in the same spot Ned sat forever ago in the first episode. The slowed down Stark music is like daggers to the heart. When he says "forgive me my lady if you're at prayer" and she dolefully replies "I'm done with all that". That's full circle to when Cersei scoffed at her for naively putting her faith in the cruel Gods. She speaks very little but conveys all that she's been through with her eyes: "The past is gone for good. You can sit here mourning its departure or prepare for the future". If we can forget about all the big brain critiques just for a sec and soak in what an uncanny road it's been for both of em! Out of everyone that's come and gone, it's these two who are still standing. " *A picture of me on the Iron Throne and you by my side* " 😈
The scenes literally have nothing to do with eachover and most people dislike Sansa and Littlefinger.
Was Sansa killing the Frey's? I'm confused why you're comparing the two. Ofcourse people will be hyped over arya getting revenge since it's been building up for mutiple seasons
The main reason why the piano feels creepy and weird at the beginning is that this was the first time there was piano in the soundtrack.
Yea and there is some baddass pipe organs in there too. Awesome
Lady Mormont is the biggest badass of all Westeros
When it comes to Ramsay, you have to remember that Baelish didn't know how big of a freak he was. He expected the Boltons to have enough sense to treat the "key to the north" reasonably well.
I think he knew. Peter knows a lot about people. His "birds" tell him stuff too. I think he just didn't care.
@@smokeem15he did mention to ramsey that hes kinda mistery to him and that hes one of a few people he doesnt know much about
This episode is so fantastic. With the reveal who Jon really is, and then that last scene with Daenerys, not to mention the soundtrack for the entire episode. The last one in particular always gives me the chills.
This episode cemented Arya Stark as one of the GOAT characters!! I think Arya is the best character of GOT looking back on the whole thing too. Of course Jon, Tyrion, etc are great but Arya just has the greatest story arch beginning to unfortunate end
Damn I forgot how incredible season 6 is. Wish it had kept this momentum and taken its time with 10 series
Sansa and Maergery's story is like that of The Tortoise and the Hare. The unlikeliest one has outpaced them all.
The episode that made me cheer "yes! tiny little murder child!!!!" lol. Also Lyanna Mormont!! It's such a good episode. So many moments that give me goosebumps
This is the single greatest thing to ever be put on a screen. SO MUCH happens here. The John Snow reveal is so well done and so expertly scored as they switch to his eyes that it took me straight past goosebumps into literal tears.
Fuck I love this. There really are no words.
yea I dont like how the series ended but this is still the greatest episode in tv history imo.
29:05 The start with the sound and build up to the explosion was definitely 10/10
I knew shit was going down when Tommen was locked in his room.
Cersei once told Ned, "in the game of thrones, you either win or you die." Everyone's playing checkers while she's been playing chess. And this was her checkmate.
That's what this episode feels like , all the final chess pieces being put into place... and now we go!
Cersei's an idiot, she isn't playing chess, she never was. She uses tactics that nobody else would to seize power, but she always thinks in the short-term. The way she seizes power isolates her house and guarantees she won't be able to cling to it. To get rid of a rival in the short-term she throws away the alliances she needs in the long term. It's why Tywin notes that she isn't as clever as she thinks she is.
@David Jones and where did Tywin's cleverness ultimately get him? Killed in the shitter. Yes, Cersei may have come up with a short term solution that would ultimately isolate her House but it was a solution nonetheless. And she gained the crown out of it.
@@JerzyXL tywin lived till he became old, he was a king without the crown. Cersei did not last. She is smart though.
Everybody going on and on about the Battle of the Bastards but for me THIS episode is the best in all of GOT entire show💕
The Winds of Winter! Perfect timing! There's one hell of a Snow Storm going on outside here in Maine, and the whole North East. Stay warm out there!
In hindsight this episode is the best and the peak of GoT for me personally. Loved it!
" kings landing " 😂😂😂 oh, he landed. Lmfaoooo
This is def my favorite episode from Game of Thrones.
best ep out of any show ive ever seen
Literally my favourite episode of television … ever🔥🤩😱
This is the first and maybe the only episode to have piano. They did it because piano came later than strings, it is supposed to represent the beginning of a new age.
Sir Lorece has been here since S1. I liked him. He was one of the best sword fighters in the land.
My favorite episode of the entire show
Man that music made whole opening scene so much more epic even. Love it!
Besides the ( plot, storyline, characters, visuals… etc) one of the most amazing things about GOT is it’s Incredible soundtracks… Seriously I haven’t seen any other series that has so many amazing soundtracks like GOT
The ending of this season hits me everytime. Seeing Daenerys finally reaching her goal of getting ships to travel to Westeros. And with the music " Winds of Winter"... Just one of the best seasons to ever exist
Now im gonna ruin It for you. A cuple scenes before varis was in Dorne. He shouldn't be there with deny
@@shady.passionate those 2 scenes could be at different times in the show timeline
NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES I WATCH THIS EPISODE….I GET CHILLS EVERY SINGLE TIME!! The music is up there with the Star Wars and Jurassic Park theme for me…ohh and the GOT theme song
Best finale of the series, hands down. We knew you were gonna enjoy it 🔥🔥 Next up, season 7 😈😈
They've definitely hinted at who Jon's father is, but you will find out for sure soon enough.
If Jon had taken Stannis' offer, it woulda been any. other. show. No matter how disagreeable the last finale was, a cataclysmic failure is necessary for the eventual success to mean anything. This is special because the river of shit you had to wade to get there. All the rage quit moments. Just think back how long it has been, where these characters were when we started. What other show would have the balls? Mellisandre hinting "you know nothing Jon Snow" or Maester Aemon saying "a Targaryen alone in the world" or Lyanna Mormont's "Bear Island knows no King.." letter to Stannis. Bran's journey finally ending in the tower. *All those moments are why the crowning at Winterfell feel so gratifying* . Nothing was given, it had to be earned. The last two episodes didn't exist in a random vacuum, all the prior season bleakness goes into creating the mood for the eventual turnover. *The longer the slowburn was the more memorable these moments became* Nothing to see here, just back to back episodes ranked in IMDB's Top 10 TV Episodes list, and a season that won 12 Emmys.
We gonna gloss over the fact he thinks Mellisandra said "you know nothing Jon Snow"?
@@PacificEgg she was referencing Ygritte’s memorable line,you know nothing came from Ygritte
@@eugeniamcmanus5336 yea I was drunk and commented. Go ahead and roast me lol
@@PacificEgg I was agreeing with you I thought,maybe I’m drunk
Things to be learnt from this episode:
*Cerise giveth and Cerise taketh
*Arya will fuvk everyone up
*Fear the dragon queen
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This is peak thrones right here
Arya getting revenge for the red wedding and killing the Frey's was hype as fuck. Been waiting for you to get to this part for ages!
All I gotta say about this episode is that the music slaps
In the books there are lots of Tyrells. Not only do Margaery and Loras have two brothers, but there's also a bunch of cousins. It's the same with the Lannisters.
Make sure you re-listen to the music at the end of the episode! The music that was playing when Daenerys was on her ship was her victory theme and her dragon theme. The music during the credits could be seen as a spoiler, so unless you get it yourself, you'll just have to wait! Anyone in the comments know what that music represents?
If I remember right the credits theme is a blending of two other themes also? And it represents a certain character…
Music at the end is "The Winds of Winter"
Goosebumps!!! So freaking good!!!
@@ethanstechworld207 Yessir
Producers: We need to save money for the effects in the last two seasons. But where can we afford to make cuts?
Cersei: How about killing off half the cast?
She probably took some faces but Walder was okay with that girl being around which means he knew her, which means Arya most likely killed her and took her face. Therefore knowing how to create "faces" and the magic that goes with it.
And here is the joke of this episode: "Tommen stayed true to the cities name, King's Landing"
I think what ultimately drove Tomen to jump was the thought that he couldn't protect his people... All those screams we heard, I'm sure it played a major role in his decision
This was one of the best episodes in television history! I was shocked to the max after watching it and everybody was talking about it the next day.
25:04 lol it's funny to to see you yelling king in the north because that was me while watching it.
My favorite episode in not just GoT but in any tv show I’ve ever seen. The music, acting, cgi, etc is next level movie tier
The best episode of season 6 !!!
Also now you've seen the entire show I will say that having an entire season each devoted to one of those big storylines would've probably be been best overall.
yes Ned never betrayed Catelyn
very honorable man!
“ Jon Snow avenge the red wedding he is the white wolf,the king of the north.” Most badass line I heard in this episode.
One thing I didn't realize until I had seen it multiple times. "They're here my lord" Not mi'lord, but MY lord. "Lowborn girls don't say my lord, they say mi'lord" - Tywin Lannister to Arya Stark
I love that you kept commenting on the piano. this song is called "Light of the Seven" and it is composed by Ramin Djawadi, the same man who composed the theme song as well as many of the other songs for game of thrones.
the way they put the intro of this episode together is absolutely incredible. I love everything about it and it remains my fav episode of game of thrones simply because of the intro. I remember my first time watching I was in discord with my friend who had seen it already and he heard me shit my pants for about 15 minutes lol. as SOON as I heard the piano I knew this was going to be a wild episode
4:18 was the moment I realized that this show sets you up like 10 pins to just knock you down. LOL!
"We know no King but the King in the North, who's name is Stark"
What an awesome insane balls to the wall episode Winds of Winter is. My fav GoT episode. The moral is "power recides where men believe it recides" - Varys. The whole edifice of the ruling power that was held together by so much bloodshed comes crashing down like a deck of cards. To watch it all go up in flames (literally) was as rewarding as watching it slowly being built up was irksome. Out of the wreckages of the North, the South and the East emerge the three contenders to the Iron Throne : the Bastard of Winterfell (or is he?), the Lioness of Casterly Rock, and the Stormborn who intends to re-create what her ancestor Aegon the Conqueror had done three centuries ago.
You poor summer child, has no one warned you of the last two seasons yet?
First half of season 7 is great, only episode 6 sucks. Season 8 is crap 😔
The music for this episode is beyond fucking amazing. One of the many things that makes GOT our if the best shows ever. Cheers
Ma boy! I’ve been waiting to watch this all morning! 🤩🤩 I rewatched the episode the other day and OMG ✨perfection✨
Any other episode. Any other episode and Liam Cunningham’s performance when Davos confronts Melisandre would have been the highlight. They just had to wait to show it during the episode with church bombings, Frey pies, two coronations and secret parentage reveals and completely overshadow him
With all due respect to Kit Harrington and Peter Dinklage, Liam deserved the Emmy nomination this season more than they did. He was a highlight of a season I find to be underwhelming and I feel like he and the character of Davos Seaworth never got as much credit as I feel like they deserved
The king just landed on King's Landing, am I right?
Right you are
Ramin Djawadi, who made GOT's music, said he wanted the audience to know something was wrong in this scene and he did so using a piano that had never been used in GOT music before.
Also, if you watched closely enough, you might notice that in one scene, Varys is in Dorne, and in the next, on the Daenerys ship.
Tyrion knelt for Danerys like he never would for Joffrey.