The Tyrells are far from nobody. They rule in High Garden, just like the Starks to in Winterfell (though the North is obvsly bigger), and they are the second wealthiest family after the Lannisters. They really only have one rung to climb before reaching the top.
Aerys Targaryen, the Mad King not only wanted to kill Jamie's father but he also wanted to burn Kings Landing and he believed that with fire he would become a dragon
Robb has made some mistakes, not having the two Lannister kids under much better protection knowing Karstark was a loose cannon bent on revenge, another is a very difficult decision but imo he should not have killed Karstark, not immediately anyways, he needed Karstark's men until he takes the throne, his actions will set his campaign back.
@4:21 One of the 2 Lannister kids....this one is the same actor that gets repurposed as older Tommen. I don't think this is a spoiler since quite a few reactors never find this out.
Look at German history, when thinking about oaths to an armee, a nation or a king. Do you think the Germans who had sworn loyalty to Hitler or felt morally bound to the nation were obliged to not resist his authority and even kill Jews, become part of a genocide for loyalty? (That's pretty much the same that Jaimee is talking about. The ing had ordered to kill his father and thousands of others.) Many soldiers kept up fighting for "the Nation" because they felt obliged to stick to the group. Can an oath bind you to everything or might there be different moral pronciples which trump an oath? There might be a different point in breaking an oath for reasons of comfortability and breaking an oath for reasons of conscience - at least that is one of the main messages, we nowadays learn in school. If you discover, you have become part of the wrong gang (be it called street gang, mafia, political party of national armee), so that you are on the side of the ruthless murderers: forget about all your loyalty! They don't deserve it, their victims do!
The Tyrells are far from nobody. They rule in High Garden, just like the Starks to in Winterfell (though the North is obvsly bigger), and they are the second wealthiest family after the Lannisters. They really only have one rung to climb before reaching the top.
Aerys Targaryen, the Mad King not only wanted to kill Jamie's father but he also wanted to burn Kings Landing and he believed that with fire he would become a dragon
i swear to god i cant believe they forgot all about that like wtf
"so he really be losing these fights" lmao
Robb has made some mistakes, not having the two Lannister kids under much better protection knowing Karstark was a loose cannon bent on revenge, another is a very difficult decision but imo he should not have killed Karstark, not immediately anyways, he needed Karstark's men until he takes the throne, his actions will set his campaign back.
My sweet summer children, you have no idea what's coming 😂❤
Ima proud loudbeaster 🙌🏾☺️
The Reach is where most of the food is grown so the Tyrell’s have a lot of money and power
5:04 coldest line in the entire series.
The two guys on the left need their own show 🤣🤣
@4:21 One of the 2 Lannister kids....this one is the same actor that gets repurposed as older Tommen. I don't think this is a spoiler since quite a few reactors never find this out.
It's not a popular stance but I'm loving the hate towards Rob.
I lovingly refer to this one as the "Game of Butts" episode. So many butts. Love hearing the discussions, you guys pick fantastic spots to pause!
What do you mean a "pizza well done"? Is there any other way of pizzas?
11:55 ok jayden smith
Look at German history, when thinking about oaths to an armee, a nation or a king. Do you think the Germans who had sworn loyalty to Hitler or felt morally bound to the nation were obliged to not resist his authority and even kill Jews, become part of a genocide for loyalty? (That's pretty much the same that Jaimee is talking about. The ing had ordered to kill his father and thousands of others.)
Many soldiers kept up fighting for "the Nation" because they felt obliged to stick to the group. Can an oath bind you to everything or might there be different moral pronciples which trump an oath?
There might be a different point in breaking an oath for reasons of comfortability and breaking an oath for reasons of conscience - at least that is one of the main messages, we nowadays learn in school. If you discover, you have become part of the wrong gang (be it called street gang, mafia, political party of national armee), so that you are on the side of the ruthless murderers: forget about all your loyalty! They don't deserve it, their victims do!
Ayres wanted to burn the whole city to the ground and everyone in it, that's why Jaime killed him.
17:45 lol, when you're paying attention!
Im ready for more GoT with the boys so lfg!!
yall didn't post the full length for episode 5 on patreon
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Loras marry Cersei for power
Cersei marry Loras for money
People want to marry Sansa cause she may rule the north someday because she’s a Stark.
Did Jon kiss fire or was he KISSED BY FIRE? ROFL. I wonder whose hair tickled the other the most. You guys are funny; "Homosexual..." LMAO
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