**Part 2/2** My King in the North 🥰 *GAME OF THRONES* (6x10 Reaction)
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- ughhhh at this point you guys can address me as "Jon Snow's Wifey" :) because YES. The King in the North omgggg I love him. & Arya taking out Walder Frey , LF plotting for the throne with Sansa as his Queen.. girl... Jon being half Targaryen?! No show does season finales like Game of Thrones period.
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Watching that scene with Ned accepting the baby from Lyanna is so deep. They’d fought this war and slaughtered thousands, and he finally gets to his sister and realised the entire thing was based on a lie. The men there were _protecting_ Lyanna. She was never a hostage. I can’t imagine the kind of guilt he’d been carrying for all those years. And the pain he must’ve felt every time he looked at Jon.
Ohh f@ck you just made me realize something! The guilt he was carrying for killing the guards, especially with one his men pulling the final blow from the back is the reason he despised the King Slayer. I’m remembering that scene in the Throne room where Jamie is asking Ned : “Would it have made a difference to you if I had stabbed him in the belly?”
I wouldn’t necessarily call it a lie though. They weren’t “lying” when they assumed Rhaegar had abducted her, they just didn’t know otherwise. Plus, if we try to imagine how things would have unfolded if they did know, I’m not entirely sure the war doesn’t happen anyways.
The war began not after the “abduction” but after Brandon and Rickard were murdered by the Mad King for going to Kings Landing and demanding she be brought back. It is very possible that even knowing Lyanna went willingly Brandon would’ve gone south and demanded the same being that Prince Rhaegar was already married with children and Lyanna already betrothed to Robert. It would’ve been seen as outrageous and as a source of shame and dishonor for houses Stark and Baratheon.
@@AdriaNicoo maybe “lie” isn’t the right word. Misunderstanding maybe?
I’m not sure. If the Starks knew that Lyanna loved Rhaegar and vice versa, it’s possible that they would’ve been allowed to marry. After all, he was the crown prince & the Starks and Targaryens didn’t have any issues until then. It definitely would’ve caused a rift between the baratheons and Starks though. But even if they hadn’t been permitted to marry, knowing that Lyanna willing ran away with Rhaegar would’ve made things completely different.
The whole reason Brandon & Rickard were angry is because they thought Rhaegar had abducted Lyanna. Aerys killed them both for their disrespect (and because he was crazy). So the inciting incident is still Lyanna’s alleged abduction at the hands of Rhaegar.
@@hali_55 I don’t see them just accepting that so easily but there’s no way to know really so your guess as to what could’ve happened is just as valid. Either way, if that lack of communication was the culprit then I think we can lay the blame on Rhaegar and Lyanna for not letting anyone know. I think Ned has a great sense of regret but he’d be very hard on himself if he felt guilty, they made the decisions they made with the information they had. (Not saying he doesn’t feel guilty, just that he shouldn’t).
@@AdriaNicoo yeah, I agree with you. Lyanna and Rhaegar carry most of the blame. Ned seems like the type to carry guilt that he really shouldn’t. It appeared like he even had some guilt over the way Arthur Dayne died even though he wasn’t the one who stabbed him in the back. I guess that’s just him.
Ned never cheated on Cat he bit the bullet and let everyone think he did to protect Jon and keep his promise to Lyanna remember in the 2nd or 3rd episode when Robert and Ned were talking about Dany marring Drogo and he said i'll kill every Targaryen i get my hands on!!
Cersei’s coronation gives me chills every time. Such a somber mood, the crowd looks afraid, even Jaime looks terrified and Cersei’s face is just stone cold. Tommen’s death just stripped the last bit of light out of her.
Such a stark contrast to the upbeat mood when Tommen was crowned.
yep. she was running on fumes after myrcella's death, but she's now on empty following tommen's death.
She had light?🤨😂
I remember her saying that if it weren’t for her children she’s throw herself from a parapet. So she is the walking dead and all she has left is power and vengeance
Schuldamann?
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 the pressure. Brilliant! Reminds me of the old saying "heavy is the head that wears the crown".
I've never really thought about it that way but you're right. Look at every single person who becomes king/queen...
Your smile when Arya killed Frey is such a MOOD.
How Varys got back to Dany: Look closely at the sails on ships in her fleet, a lot are Targaryen sigils, but there are also Martell and Tyrell sigils interspersed, showing that they have committed their houses and fleets to her cause.
And greyjoy too
Yeah, the reason it's so confusing in the show is because it seems like it all happens in just a few days, instead of the weeks it would've taken, if not months
"Your words will disappear. Your House will disappear. Your name will disappear. All memory of you will disappear". In a way Sansa and Margaery's story is like that of The Tortoise and the Hare. The unlikeliest one has outpaced them all.
That is a brilliant comparison actually.
You’re going to notice in these last few seasons that characters start teleporting around the world
*PROMISE ME NED*
In the 1st book there's a very somber sequence where Robert in his deathbed is pleading with Ned to take care of Joffrey. Before he dies last thing Robert says is " PROMISE ME NED ". But Ned hears that sentence in a female voice. It's so well written, it's hard to do justice. That was my first vague inkling. All through the 1st book Ned has a crisis of faith looking at Robert deteriorating on the throne, and asks himself if Robert really was a better alternative to the Targaryen Crown Prince. It kills Ned cause he starts to second guess everything he had fought for. In the process of winning the war he lost the Brother he knew. There's times when Ned is walking through the castles and wherever he goes he comes across these relics left by the Targaryens, which reminds him of Prince Rhaeger. The greatest dynasty is gone, but their imprint is still everywhere. Even as absolute masters of King's Landing, it's Ned and Robert who felt like outsiders there. It's all beautifully written and Ned's constant inner torment is impossible to do justice on screen. But that's when you start to wonder why is Ned feeling so guilty all the time? Maybe everything is not what it seems? It's that "chaos, a gaping pit" line from Varys. The victors kept telling lies about the vanquished so many times, they themselves forgot what the truth was. People say ASOIAF is the tragic love story of Rhaegar and Lyanna. But it's really A Tragic Love Story of Eddard and Robert. Back in the day ASOIAF forum had a funny thread where they listed every suggestive moment between Ned and Robert, including just the sheer number of times Ned thinks of Young Robert as "muscled like a maiden's fancy". Dude slick left his wife home to be with King Bob 😅
Thank you for jogging my memory on this! For Ned to see his sister AFTER the war had been won, and that it was all based on a lie, I can’t imagine. And for what? That had to be what he was thinking. All the loss of life. And Robert. Why? Tragic
The prince who was promised!
if you listen closely, the end credit theme is two themes merged together. House Stark's victory theme and House Targaryen's victory theme, which is so smart- Kudos to the composer Ramin Djawadi for the amazing scores this episode and throughout Game of Thrones❤️
That’s amazing
The stark theme is not in The Winds of Winter. It’s a mixture of House Greyjoy in the beginning of the song and then it becomes a mixture of all of Dany and the dragon’s themes. That song and that moment is all about HER 🔥🐉🖤
@@melissaamlung786i think they were talking about the theme that plays during the jon revelation
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. This is my favorite GoT episode. Through hell and highwater we keep hoping for all these outcomes, and at last the floodgates open up! 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 next time you'll hear a Stark saying it again in the show, it'll be under these circumstances. Or as Sansa quotes Ned in winter is here, "when the Snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies but the pack survives." There's that 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 down from here. Oh well, at least for a second it did feel like a time for wolves!
There's 3 scenes that always makes me cry no matter how many times I watch it. The scene when Catelyn is telling Robb's wife about Jon Snow and how she couldn't keep her promise, when the northern lord's proclaim Jon as king in the north, and of course Hodor.
The scene that makes me cry the most is in the last episode, the last scene with a dragon, and is because of the dragon. Trying not to spoil things.
Tywin was shot by a crossbow bolt, just like Robb & Catelyn were. Roose Bolton was stabbed in the heart, same as he did to Robb. And Walder Frey had his throat cut the same way Catelyn was killed. AND the two sons Arya baked into the pies were the ones who stabbed Talisa (Lothar) and the one who personally cut her mother's throat (Black Walder). Tywin, Roose & Walder forced Catelyn to watch her own son die, and all met their ends because of their own children. Just perfect.
I cried with you. i love that king in the north scene. Jon definitley deserves it.
"She loves Jon" I love how much you understand Sansa's character!
So many people were like "oh littlefinger is planting seeds in her mind" like nooo??
Nope…Sansa was thinking about how Littlefinger was gonna die.
🥰🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏🙏😊🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 welcome back gang and a warm welcome 2 Miya 🥰 we miss you and I definitely miss you too 😔😊
Yep Ned lied. He lied to everyone including Jon. To protect him. He shamed himself. He said he had an affair with some far off woman. Catlyn hated Jon for no reason. And more and more implications. He took care of his Nephew like he was his own
I had the same reaction when the episode was over. Even when I watch it now I'm still in awe of just how many shocking turn of events they pack in a single episode. Every one of them hit like a brick wall. In one stroke it manages to resolve two seasons worth of arcs, and leaves you with one you never thought about. This is like a multiple watch episode cause the first time you're just in a shell shocked state. It keeps on giving until there's nothing more left! At the beginning of last episode Tyrion foreshadows by telling Dany the story of Mad King hiding caches of wildfire in King's Landing. By the end of Bastards that's the last thing in your mind! Hats off to Ramin Djawadi's music. The music alone is better than pretty much every finale I've ever seen. The way it adds to the suspense of the Sept scene is unreal. Who else is unreal? Liam Cunningham as Davos berating Mellisandre. Battle episodes are always crazy,but this is fantastic in a different kinda way! It deserved every accolade it got.
season 6 is my favorite. I've rewatched the series about 19 times, and a still cry my eyes out when they reveal Jon Snow's identity.
This episode is basically a series of monumentally epic moments. It's one of my favorites.
Nothing comes close to Tower of Joy transition.
Varys is there because the Dornish and Highgarden ships came out to meet Dany's. Meaning they are close to Westeros. The ships we see at the end are the combined navy's of Yara and Theon, Dany's ships from Meereen, Dorne, and Highgarden.
winds of winter is a masterpiece. Impossible to fully appreciate just how good it is on first watch. Every segment is done to perfection. Perfect balance of anticipation, buildup, explosion, action, emotion, intrigue, up and down they take you in for a dizzying ride. That camera cut from the tower to king in the north is what a decade worth of payoff looks like! It's in the all timer list for me, not just Thrones but in general.
Love that you dropped these. 2 great episodes. Can’t wait for you to see whats coming up in season 7! 😄
Sometimes, succession to the throne isn't by way of inheritance.
Aegon the Conquerer took the kingship (and created the Iron Throne) by force.
Robert deposed the Targaryen king Aerys II and took the throne by force.
Cersei essentially did the same thing. Disposed of all her opponents and enemies by force and claimed the throne.
Time is going to go by quicker now that it’s towards the end of the show that’s how people are traveling so quickly. If you can put that out of your mind it’ll be much more enjoyable to watch.
Never a time that I don’t cry watching Jon become king. Especially after seeing how much he was loved. We knew Rhaegar had his knights there protecting something of utmost importance, and valuable to him, because the knights could have saved Rhaegar from death had they been with him. Lyanna, his mother, who is laying there in white. Beautiful, and lost her life in childbirth. And the love of what Ned did for her, to keep his promise. Lied to his wife for years. Took the abuse as a cheater, when all the while he was protecting his nephew from a realm that would want any Targaryen dead. Sad. Beautiful but sad. Jon’s life would be so different if his parents lived. And becoming king short of makes me feel that it is finally honoring his place.
"We know no King but the King in the North, who's name is Stark". An awesome insane ep. It's in my top three. 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, the Lioness of Casterly Rock, and the Stormborn who intends to re-create what her ancestor Aegon the Conqueror had done three centuries ago.
*some real time reviews from publications* :
"Game of Thrones recap: season six finale - The Winds of Winter". Talk about saving the best until last: it was a heart-stopping and spine-tingling conclusion heavy in blood, revenge and death. Winds of Winter aka Game of Thrones: The Ultimate Vengeance Edition was a heart-stopping conclusion heavy in blood, revenge and death in which scores were settled, new alliances formed, old fan theories confirmed and the stage set for what promises to be the mother of all clashes between Dany, the Queen of Dragons, and Cersei, the queen of ashes and dust. - *The Guardian*
"Sunday night's episode of Game of Thrones exceeded every single one of my expectations. Revenge, revelation, and the most brutal winnowing of the show's cast since the Red Wedding, all collided into one of the best episodes yet of HBO's fantasy drama. I don't even know where to begin. The sheer quantity of incredible moments in The Winds of Winter have left me reeling. For a show that boasts some of the best music on television, somehow Game of Thrones managed to up the ante even more in the Season 6 finale. Right from the first scene, and right up until the last, just about every bit was simply gorgeous. An almost mournful piano greets us in the High Sept. Later, during Cersei's coronation, the urgent rise and fall of strings, dark and moody. The episode deserves awards based on its music alone.
- *Forbes Magazine*
"Game of Thrones : 'The Winds of Winter' Season 6 Finale Review"
After many false starts and narrative detours, there was a tremendous sense of momentum to “The Winds of Winter,” a feeling of ends being tied up and of story threads dovetailing in extremely satisfying fashion, with plenty of murder and darkness mixed in, of course. I loved every moment of it. - *The Atlantic*
"There’s a lot to discuss when talking about Game Of Thrones. Brilliant performances, incredible special effects, impressive writing, action, suspense, drama, comedy… there’s so much to take in that it’s very easy to forget about something when discussing episodes. It's the music." - *Den of Geeks*
"A Breakdown of Why the Directing in Game of Thrones’ Season 6 Finale Was So Brilliant"
"Game of Thrones fans can be a contentious lot, but the sixth season went out on a note of near-unanimous approval. That’s due in no small part to the contributions of director Miguel Sapochnik, who was responsible for the season’s last two episodes, “The Battle of the Bastards” and “The Winds of Winter.” BuzzFeed’s Adam B. Vary vaulted “Winds” to the top of his ranked list of every Game of Thrones episode, with “Battle” and last season’s Sapochnik-directed “Hardhome” also in the top 10, and Vulture’s Sean T. Collins placed the same three episodes in his top 11. A Twitter poll by critic Alan Sepinwall gave the “Winds” opening sequence, depicting Cersei Lannister’s carefully orchestrated revenge plot, a Brexit-sized 52-to-48 lead over the “Hardhome” massive White Walker battle. While voting was still open, one of Sepinwall’s followers chimed in, “Whatever the results of this poll, we can all agree the real winner is Miguel Sapochnik." - *Slate*
I so look forward to her reaction of season 7..
Miya: “Why does he think Tyrion had something to do with it?”
Me: Cause he did 🤷🏾♀️😂😂😂
Arya killing Walder Frey is sooo satisfying! LF’s plan has always been to be king of the 7 kingdoms with cat or her daughter as his queen! Jon being named king in the north is amazing! Yes he’s the son of Lyanna Stark & Rhaegar Targaryen! Can’t believe you had delayed reaction 😂😂 Did you see Sansa’s face when he was named? Seeing Daenerys finally sail for Westeros is one of the best shots in the whole series!! I will save my comments for then you see how Tyrion does as hand of the queen! Benjen was dead & turning before the children saved him that’s why he looks like that!
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" 'Remember this, boy. All dwarfs may he bastards, yet not all bastards need be dwarfs.' And with that he turned and sauntered back into the feast, whistling a tune. When he opened the door, the light from within threw his shadow clear across the yard, and for just a moment Tyrion Lannister stood tall as a king." That was Jon's first and only interaction with Tyrion in Winterfell.They don't even see each other again after the third episode! After that convo Tyrion follows Jon back into the feast as lights from the hall cast both their shadows. But shadows don't discriminate between dwarfs and regular sized humans. That was how GRRM described this oddity. " And for just a moment Tyrion Lannister stood tall as a king* is probably the very first subtle hint of Jon's parentage in the book. Of him being the Prince That Was Promised. That or Tyrion third head of the Targaryen Dragon theory confirmed lol. But yeah, as you see more of young Jon before he leaves for the wall in the book, you see him as the wily neglected boy who could barely hold his tears at how he's treated by everyone. So his journey in the show, with the ultimate payoff in the finale, strikes the emotional chord even more vividly.
To answer your question about Verys, Dorne is on the way from Essos to Westeros. They stopped by and picked him up. Also, these scenes are happening at the same time. So when he is in Dorne, they are most likely already there or on their way.
Remember that dream/flashback Bran went into where we see Ned almost die at the hands of a swordsman who uses two swords(I forgot his name). Well Bran mentions that that battle is known to have been won by Ned Stark even tho we clearly see that's a lie because the swordsman gets stabbed in the back. That's just one example we see in GOT where the "victors" write history. I guess Ned had to do it again with Jon, Telling everyone he was his bastard because Robert would have Killed Jon if he knew he was Targaryen
His name was Ser Arthur Dane (not sure if that's how u spell the last name.)
@@I-Am-Batman_1988 The Sword of the morning
And the man that stabbed him in the back was Meeras father.
@@TheMightyOdin yeah, Howland Reed.
@@I-Am-Batman_1988 Right! I was drawing a blank on his name.
I’ve missed your videos so much! Happy you’re feeling better 🥰
Your face at the R+L=J reveal 😂😂😂
Also, I cried when Jon was named hand of the King 😩 He’s come so far since season 1, and then the reminder of Robb too - too much 😭
I respect everyone who watched from season 1x1 all the way to season 6x10 truly believing that Ned would not only cheat on his wife......but also have an illegitimate son. No part of me could believe it from the beginning but i admire people who got shocked here.
The whole show has had long traveling timelines but next season that totally changes. It's like all of a sudden our characters got access to a car so be prepared for that. 😄
You did really good job with making all the facts about John's legacy, I'm proud)
watching her trying to figure out the baby was Jon is like waiting for AOL trying to connect to the internet back in the days. lol
You’re so pretty and smart. An absolute doll face with great intelligence. You pay close attention to the details. That shows you’re really into it. This was a good season setting up for season 7. One of the best shows ever.
This is my all-time favorite episode. Heck, it might be the all-time best tv episode ever.
The second half has so many gems. This is the epsiode that got everyone watching.
Keep up the great work🤩
Sabrina Bartlett, who plays the serving girl/Arya, went on to play Siena Russo on the first season of "Bridgerton."
The ending scenes are all so good. I especially like dany sailing to westeros because of the house themes integrated into the music
The people left or the primary people left for Arya:
-Cersei Lannister
-The Hound
-Beric (the man who is "immortal" with the eye patch)
-Malisandre
-Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane
actually this is the series finale congrats on finishing!
Lol
John is the baby, who is the Daddy.
Great to see you back,
Every time you use the Roblox “oof” sound in your edits it sends me!!!! 😂😂
Just finding your channel you are absolutely gorgeous and I’m enjoying your reaction. Keep it up.
Imagine being so careful with spoilers only to get spoiled by a funko pop 💀
props to you all for not spoiling...
So with The Starks reclaiming The North and Cersei more or less castrating The Tyrells; The War of Five Kings is effectively over. Tens of thousands dead, bloodlines destroyed, lands ruined, and a kingdom divided. Cersei may be queen but what exactly is she queen of?
The North hates her and made Jon their King, The Riverlands don't care for her and with Walder dead, lordship for it is up in the air, The Vale has signed on with The North, Dorne and The Reach want revenge against Cersei and The Iron Islands(Theon and Yara) have signed on with Dany, who'd obviously see her as a pretender to The Throne. All Cersei is queen of is a city that also hates her and The Westerlands(where Casterly Rock is) which according to Tywin in S4 is barren of the gold that once enrichened it.
In terms of the political maneuvering and scheming, Cersei won the "Game of Thrones" but it cost her pretty much everything she coveted. Her children are dead and no doubt Jaime is not loving his trip down memory lane. This is what you could call as the end of act 2 of the overall story, with Seasons 7 and 8 being act 3.
Sooo good the gift that keeps on giving 👏 👌 🙌 😉 😄
you casually saying 'Naur' was my favourite thing these last two episodes
Also the Dorne and Tyrell ships are there to sail. That’s how Varys is there
Varys was in Dorne, but they could’ve been right off the coast & Varys had come back, or they were doing a time jump & Varys had yet to go yet. My guess is that the ships were all located down near Dorne & now that Dany had her answer (and alliance) from Dorne & the Tyrells, she’s headed north, towards King’s Landing..
This is where it ends in my head 😂
Dorne is on the way to Westeros. If you ever get the chance to see, check out a game of thrones map.
I love how no one realizes that the story of Lyanna and Rhaegar is just another version of Helen of Troy 😏 "The face that launched a thousand ships."
Cersei is the Jada Pickett of GoT and Jaime is a total Will 😂😂
Cersei has more hair…….wait wtf are you doing here.
Ok so Will Smith just broke into my house and slapped me.
Nothing to see here, just back to back episodes ranked in IMDB's Top 10 TV Episodes list. If Jon had taken Stannis' offer, it woulda been any. other. show. No matter how disagreeable his end was, a cataclysmic failure is necessary for the eventual success to mean anything. This was special to the masses because the river of shit they had to wade to get there. 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* .
If you think that's nonsense, well it's all subjective opinion. What is not subjective is the viewership numbers of S5 & S6 & the 24 Emmys the two seasons won in total. Yep 24!
Thanks Miya for sharing your journey through this season, despite your health problems!
Regarding the seasons: I think it is hard to compare; season 5 was also not my favorite, but that might well be because it is a dark season in which many things happen that are difficult to watch. Luckily season 6 brought us relief and some long awaited justice. I personally think (and I hope you don't consider this a spoiler) that this episode (season 6 finale) was the best one (though I am not really into rating), if not surely "the biggest".
There are that many big scenes in this episode, I could write a whole reaction page to this one; instead, I want to comment on a more trivial one: as a Dutch I want to comment that Daario Naharis was ordered to stay behind in Essos. I wanted to add that the actor, Michiel Huisman, also played a side character in the other great (Canadian) show, Orphan Black, during the same years. I don't know if you saw the show, but it's also an awesome one, definitely worth to watch. Also in that show he more or less vanished.
I wish you good fortune on the seasons to come; I centainly did not see them as bad as a part "of the community" did; there are still a lot of great episode to look forward to.
Warm regards from the Netherlands (land of Daario and Melissandre)!
9:28 technically if you trace the baratheon line, Robert has a second cousin on his father’s side named Daenerys Targaryen.
so a must to watch now is the "R + L = J" video =)
Great reaction
I don't think the Rat King's story applies to Arya, as she wasn't a guest in Walder's house, and anyway, she did harm to him not the other way round. As to her getting thee quickly - well, we don't know how long it's been, do we? She might have left Braavos months ago.
What does get me is: when and how did she learn to use the faces? And why is it no longer harmful? She did it before, to kill Meryn Trant, though we never saw her have any lessons in this magic. Then Jaqen told her that to the untrained, the faces are as good as poison, and she lost her sight. How is it she can now kill Walder's sons, 'process' them, cook them, and then use a face she presumably stole from the House of B&W to infiltrate the castle, and it does no ham to her at all?
It's a great scene, but ever since I first saw it, it has never made sense.
People do get hung up on Varys being back with Dany, but think about it: he went to Dorne to make a deal. Then Olenna had to go back to Highgarden to plan the sailing of the Tyrell Fleet. Then the Tyrrell and Martell ships had to sail across to Meereen. I imagine at least some of them would need to be outfitted to carry not just troops but Dothraki troops with all their horses. While all that was happening Varys would have gone back to Meereen to plan the invasion with Tyrion, Dany and the rest. It's been months.
Anyway, good to have you back.
Cercei had basically accepted after Marcella died that the profecy was going to come true regardless. So she was able to let go of guilt or remorse for her actions leadinf to Tommins death because in her mind its "fate". Its such a stark contrast to her in the beginning of rhe series where everything she did was to protect her children from the fate the witch told her of. Her entire life she worked to prevent that prophecy and protect her children....but after M's death she realized there was absolutely nothing she could do to save them, so she gave in and decided she would just focus on whatever was in her own best interest. The last part of the prophecy said she would be Queen (for a time), so the fact that her Tommin's death meant she would be Queen is only further validating her belief that nothing could have been changed or done differently...this was always her fate. This was always her family's fate. She's just rolling with the punches now.
Daario is basically King of Meereen now.
My fav ep. (King in the North ) and (Arya), when I watched the series I only cared about what happened to those 2😊
Only Tyene is Ellaria’s child with Oberyn. Obara and Nymeria are her “stepdaughters” and Tyene’s older half-sisters (each have different mothers, as well).
even though arya left bravvos she still is a faceless man and still has those powers
Doll, a lot of reactors after this episode, react to the famous video of R+L=J…. about 5 mins long. And pacts all the shows hints at Rhaegar and Lyanna and Jon. It’s a MUST WATCH 🥰🥰 we help you think of the implications
This episode tied up alot of loose ends.
This is one of my favorite episodes purely because of the BEAUTIFUL transition between baby A (Jon) and actual Jon….. it’s perfection. And yes, Jon is totally deserving king 👑
Ned taking the hit for being non honorable (it didn’t make sense to me that he was SO honorable and cheated like ..???) was him protecting Jon because otherwise Robert would kill him because he’s half Targaryen (and more importantly lianas and raeghars child, and he had crazy love for Liana)
Also because of Arya taking vengeance for the Red Wedding (part one)
I love how you caught brans story foreshadowing the whole Frey pie thing, I remember commenting you should note that 💀 straight up spoiler.
[s6 is amazing, idk who tf said it wasnt]
I remember deleting a few comments hinting the Frey pie / rat cook thing 😅 it's possible Miya never saw any of those!
@@inkeriananas all i said back then was to remember that story. So it wouldn’t have connected to anything, therefore It probably wouldn’t have been deleted but who knows
I like the story of "The Knight of the Laughing Tree."
Yes. Jon is a Targaryen and a Stark.
Its most likely been mentioned already in the comments below But the thing is Ned was meant to be this honorable person but people judged him because of so call affair he had with his wife Cat and Jon being the bastard son Ned died keeping the secret he promised to his sister for 17 years
How is Arya still able to change faces? Well, you heard Jaqen, "finally, a girl is No One" even though she left, her training was complete lol
Varys got there with some dorne ships...they basically gave him a ride just to ride back lol
Also Theon and Yara had the ships they took from the iron islands.
Best episode of GoT 👌
6:36 Killed me 😂
Jon is Dyneras’s nephew, born from Ned Starks sister out of consensual love for the mad kings brother or son ( not clear on that) So Robert murdered everyone (including dany and her brothers younger and older siblings). For his fiancé falling in love with someone else, he made up the rape and kidnapping thing because his ego was hurt. And his best friend kept their love child under his nose in the north as his bastard ( risking his marriage and hurting his wife) but nephew, to fulfill his sisters dying wish.
5:45 LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
No that’s not how it works Cersei has no claim & only took it cause no one was there to oppose her just like theon took winterfell & reigned as lord of it for a little while! House Martell & house Tyrell ships were with Daenerys Varys sailed from Dorne to Mereen
someone worked out that there was a Baratheon-Lannister marriage waaaay in the past so with every Baratheon exterminated, Cersei could claim the throne based on that.
@@godemperorofmankind3.091 lol that’s not how it works & i don’t think that’s true house Baratheon wasn’t royal blood until Robert & even that was based on his Targaryen princess grandmother princess Rhaelle Targaryen
@@tytybaby06 all of roberts trueborn relatives by season 6 are dead. so you havr to go back up the family tree to find a baratheon heir
@@godemperorofmankind3.091 she still wouldn’t be a Baratheon heir tho she took the throne as queen Cersei Lannister & house Lannister has no claim to the iron throne
@@tytybaby06 she is of House Lannister but she could claim the throne due to a distant drop of Baratheon blood. its a small drop but its there. thats how some of the French kings in real history claimed the throne, and how some English kings did.
for example when Elizabeth Tudor died, the Stuarts became the new ruling family because they were simply the most senior heirs to the throne.
After Game of Thrones are you gonna react to the flash season two?
And justice for Grey Wind!
I have seen all your reactions in all the episodes ... At first you are beautiful and sweet but let's get to the point ... the events will run faster now because there are only 13 episodes left ... You are clearly a Starks friend but I would like to I see how objective you will be with Deynerys from now on. Most of the friends in that show, and I'm sorry to say it, have a short memory ... keep that up and get ready psychologically. Winter is here...And the FIREEEE
Ned is just the absolute best. Lived a lie for over a decade to keep his promise to Lyanna. I do wish at times he had told Cat the truth so she wouldn't resent Jon so much, but alas.
Cersei took the throne by conquest--kind of.
Everyone seems afraid to stop her from taking the crown, but there really should be repercussions for, as some have observed, basically blowing up the Vatican and killing many nobles and other innocent bystanders, and wiping out at least one noble house.
Cersei’s coronation gives me the ick, it’s so not fair, she just excepts the tragic deaths of all her babies because she gets a throne.
Cersei is queen because all of the other immediate family is dead. Her children are dead, the two baratheons are dead, and there are no heirs to inherit the throne. So it falls to the immediate family to take the throne which is Cersei.
Love the processing on Snow. Classic
Ok so the end of the KitN scene when Sansa is staring at Littlefinger…Sansa is considering how Littlefinger is gonna die not his offer to be his queen or whatever.
wait really ? I didn’t get that
@@MiyaElizabethReactsyeah. She was over Littlefinger. He sold her to the Boltons. She was over him.
This is the episode that changes everything imo
You piece everything together and then start to feel so depressed for ned. That man never cheated on his wife but let her believe that and resent him and Jon for the rest of his life so he could protect his sister and his nephew.
Also there’s a lot of symbolism in this show especially with color. Cersei was wearing black so foreshadow the death that happened in this episode
"I'm a genius" but you don't know that if there's sibling and one has kids those kids are the other siblings Nephew/Niece and that also means the other sibling is a Uncle or Aunt...come on Miya that is some basic common knowledge surely😂
It was sarcasmmmm 😩😭
It is mad cute when you figure something out and you look so proud of yourself😂Can't wait for you to finish season 7 we're getting close to the end😭
What is she doing on the throne? Sitting on her throne 👸💪🦁
One of the best scenes ever!! But since the series moved too quickly and the books weren't completed yet, there'll be a lot more questionable scenes😅
Cersei took the throne as House Baratheon officially is dead. There are no surviving members of the house besides Gendry but he's a bastard so he can't claim the throne. So she just took it.
Dany is related to the Baratheon. More exactly Baratheons are descendants of Targaryens
Season 6 was the best season ..