Game of Thrones S6E7 The Broken Man REACTION
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Damn, she's good at predictions.
Wow.
“Cold open? That’s the name!?” 😂
Haven’t laughed that hard in ages. Thank you!
the last two episodes of this season will blow their minds!
Great prediction about Sansa
Last episode she kinda predicted Bran's fate. Now Sansa's.
Nameless Woman knows how this works.
Jaime and Sansa both changing as they learn to adapt into new roles, where neither of them, had / have fighting abilities.
I am so glad they are back. TH-cam sucks without them. Have they heard about the controversy about season 8?
The Waif botched that job so badly! She failed to kill Arya even though (somehow) she was able to completely surprise her and stab her in the stomach...and then she lets Ayra jump off the bridge and just assumes she's dead without seeing a body? Who trained HER to be an assassin?
As far as I could tell, this was intentional. Arya was not the only one to disobey Jaqen's commands. He told her not to let Arya suffer. Well the Waif didn't strike Arya to kill, she struck to make Arya suffer, since she clearly never liked Arya nor thought she was worthy, nor thought Arya was anything but a liar wanting to learn their secrets, yet not seeking to be anything but Arya Stark. The Waif was right about that, at least.
Because of how the waif was, I don't think "Jaqen" was disappointed that Arya killed her. Maybe the Waif was really the one being tested, and she failed. That's why Jaqen was fine with releasing Arya.
Jaqen was testing the Waif just as much as he was testing Arya. The fact the she hates Arya so much and wants her dead proves to Jaqen that she isn't fully no one, either. A faceless man doesn't want or hate. As far as he's concerned, if he gets his face, it doesn't matter who lives or who dies.
OMGGGGG 🤘🍻🔥 NAMELESS ONES! hahaha The Hound arises! man Ian McShane is so good too, love Deadwood
Man you know, this was fun like 6 months ago but after the finale I sorta just feel like we're watching a train slowly derail and we should try to fuckin' save it.
Thank you. Wish it was still as fun for you as it is for us. Viva la reactionaries!
After The Waif stabs Arya, as Arya comes up for air from the river - “She’s fully ventilated though...”
Pryce is so witty- Fawcett chose well. A partner who can make you laugh is priceless.
I love that you guys are releasing now. It's the GoT hype all over again!!!!
Holly shit that Sansa prediction are you kidding me someone gives our nameless lady the throne now !!! 💛
After a second thought fuck this throne let's make her a new one lol
My feeling after watching the show clips in this reaction: this episode’s writing is symptomatic. Arya’s stabbing is a textbook example of characters acting stupid and getting “bad consequences that pulls our heart strings” which eventually turns into nothing, no real consequence, no impact on the plot or her arc, a shrug-off.
Arya's not acting stupid, she's flushing out the waif so she can kill her on her terms. If Arya bails on Bravos while the waif is alive, she'll have a faceless assassin on her tail for the rest of her life.
@@ellie259 Flushing out the waif by getting stabbed and barely surviving, losing her again? That's a bit of a stretch. She didn't die only because the waif was interested in tormenting her for awhile.
@@ellie259 Exactly. I don't think she counted on getting stabbed, but she definitely was trying to be found.
cant wait for the battle of the bastards and their reactions
"Fawcett" will cover her eyes over 95% of it. :p
Glad to see you guys once more, even if it does turn out to be for only a short time longer.
Anyway, I have two questions for our favorite Nameless Couple, and the questions are somewhat related:
1) Now that the Hound has returned, do you think he'll have greater impact on the overall story, less impact, or about the same?
2) If you had been writing the show, would you have brought back the Hound, or kept him dead? And, in either case, why would you go that route?
Hey, Bilbo, Frodo, Sam?! Heroes can be short lol
lol I was quoting (or paraphrasing) Tyrion from Season 7 :-)
Motels on Mars That’s awesome lol. Didn’t even think of Tyrion! Thanks for all the work you put into these uploads. Sad we won’t see the ending but happy it’ll end on a very high note. ❤️
Well, there's a coincidence. He's Price, and the High Sparrow is Pryce. :D
A Feast for Crows - Brienne VI ( The Elder Brother )
"I am certain that the child was with Sandor Clegane at the inn beside the crossroads, the one old Masha Heddle used to keep, before the lions hanged her. I am certain they were on their way to Saltpans. Beyond that . . . no. I do not know where she is, or even if she lives. There is one thing I do know, however. The man you hunt is dead."
That was another shock. "How did he die?"
"By the sword, as he had lived."
"I know a little of this man, Sandor Clegane. He was Prince Joffrey's sworn shield for many a year, and even here we would hear tell of his deeds, both good and ill. If even half of what we heard was true, this was a bitter, tormented soul, a sinner who mocked both gods and men. He served, but found no pride in service. He fought, but took no joy in victory. He drank, to drown his pain in a sea of wine. He did not love, nor was he loved himself. It was hate that drove him. Though he committed many sins, he never sought forgiveness. Where other men dream of love, or wealth, or glory, this man Sandor Clegane dreamed of slaying his own brother, a sin so terrible it makes me shudder just to speak of it. Yet that was the bread that nourished him, the fuel that kept his fires burning. Ignoble as it was, the hope of seeing his brother's blood upon his blade was all this sad and angry creature lived for . . . and even that was taken from him, when Prince Oberyn of Dorne stabbed Ser Gregor with a poisoned spear."
"You sound as if you pity him," said Brienne.
"I did. You would have pitied him as well, if you had seen him at the end. I came upon him by the Trident, drawn by his cries of pain. He begged me for the gift of mercy, but I am sworn not to kill again. Instead, I bathed his fevered brow with river water, and gave him wine to drink and a poultice for his wound, but my efforts were too little and too late. The Hound died there, in my arms. You may have seen a big black stallion in our stables. That was his warhorse, Stranger. A blasphemous name. We prefer to call him Driftwood, as he was found beside the river. I fear he has his former master's nature."
The horse. She had seen the stallion, had heard it kicking, but she had not understood. Destriers were trained to kick and bite. In war they were a weapon, like the men who rode them. Like the Hound. "It is true, then," she said dully. "Sandor Clegane is dead."
"He is at rest." The Elder Brother paused. "You are young, child. I have counted four-and-forty name days . . . which makes me more than twice your age, I think. Would it surprise you to learn that I was once a knight?"
"No. You look more like a knight than you do a holy man." It was written in his chest and shoulders, and across that thick square jaw. "Why would you give up knighthood?"
"I never chose it. My father was a knight, and his before him. So were my brothers, everyone. I was trained for battle since the day they deemed me old enough to hold a wooden sword. I saw my share of them, and did not disgrace myself. I had women too, and there I did disgrace myself, for some I took by force. There was a girl I wished to marry, the younger daughter of a petty lord, but I was my father's third born son and had neither land nor wealth to offer her . . . only a sword, a horse, a shield. All in all, I was a sad man. When I was not fighting, I was drunk. My life was writ in red, in blood and wine."
"When did it change?" asked Brienne.
"When I died in the Battle of the Trident. I fought for Prince Rhaegar, though he never knew my name. I could not tell you why, save that the lord I served served a lord who served a lord who had decided to support the dragon rather than the stag. Had he decided elsewise, I might have been on the other side of the river. The battle was a bloody thing. The singers would have us believe it was all Rhaegar and Robert struggling in the stream for a woman both of them claimed to love, but I assure you, other men were fighting too, and I was one. I took an arrow through the thigh and another through the foot, and my horse was killed from under me, yet I fought on. I can still remember how desperate I was to find another horse, for I had no coin to buy one, and without a horse I would no longer be a knight. That was all that I was thinking of, if truth be told. I never saw the blow that felled me. I heard hooves behind my back and thought, a horse! but before I could turn something slammed into my head and knocked me back into the river, where by rights I should have drowned.
"Instead I woke here, upon the Quiet Isle. The Elder Brother told me I had washed up on the tide, naked as my name day. I can only think that someone found me in the shallows, stripped me of my armor, boots, and breeches, and pushed me back out into the deeper water. The river did the rest. We are all born naked, so I suppose it was only fitting that I come into my second life the same way. I spent the next ten years in silence."
"I see." Brienne did not know why he was telling her all of this, or what else she ought to say.
"Do you?" He leaned forward, his big hands on his knees. "If so, give up this quest of yours. The Hound is dead, and in any case he never had your Sansa Stark. As for this beast who wears his helm, he will be found and hanged. The wars are ending, and these outlaws cannot survive the peace. Randyll Tarly is hunting them from Maidenpool and Walder Frey from the Twins, and there is a new young lord in Darry, a pious man who will surely set his lands to rights. Go home, child. You have a home, which is more than many can say in these dark days. You have a noble father who must surely love you. Consider his grief if you should never return. Perhaps they will bring your sword and shield to him, after you have fallen. Perhaps he will even hang them in his hall and look on them with pride . . . but if you were to ask him, I know he would tell you that he would sooner have a living daughter than a shattered shield."
"A daughter." Brienne's eyes filled with tears. "He deserves that. A daughter who could sing to him and grace his hall and bear him grandsons. He deserves a son too, a strong and gallant son to bring honor to his name. Galladon drowned when I was four and he was eight, though, and Alysanne and Arianne died still in the cradle. I am the only child the gods let him keep. The freakish one, not fit to be a son or daughter." All of it came pouring out of Brienne then, like black blood from a wound; the betrayals and betrothals, Red Ronnet and his rose, Lord Renly dancing with her, the wager for her maidenhead, the bitter tears she shed the night her king wed Margaery Tyrell, the mêlée at Bitter bridge, the rainbow cloak that she had been so proud of, the shadow in the king's pavilion, Renly dying in her arms, Riverrun and Lady Catelyn, the voyage down the Trident, dueling Jaime in the woods, the Bloody Mummers, Jaime crying "Sapphires," Jaime in the tub at Harrenhal with steam rising from his body, the taste of Vargo Hoat's blood when she bit down on his ear, the bear pit, Jaime leaping down onto the sand, the long ride to King's Landing, Sansa Stark, the vow she'd sworn to Jaime, the vow she'd sworn to Lady Catelyn, Oathkeeper, Duskendale, Maidenpool, Nimble Dick and Crackclaw and the Whispers, the men she'd killed . . .
A Feast for Crows - Brienne VIII
"The Hound?"
The priest pursed his lips. "The Hound is dead and buried."
"I saw him. In the woods."
"A fever dream, my lady."
"He said that he would hang me."
"Even dreams can lie. My lady, how long has it been since you have eaten? Surely you are famished?"
She was, she realized. Her belly felt hollow. "Food . . . food would be welcome, thank you."
"A meal, then. Sit. We will talk more, but first a meal. Wait here." Thoros lit a taper from the sagging candle, and vanished into a black hole beneath a ledge of rock. Brienne found herself alone in the small cave. For how long, though?
She prowled the chamber, looking for a weapon. Any sort of weapon would have served; a staff, a club, a dagger. She found only rocks. One fit her fist nicely . . . but she remembered the Whispers, and what happened when Shagwell tried to pit a stone against a knife. When she heard the priest's returning footsteps, she let the rock fall to the cavern floor and resumed her seat.
Thoros had bread and cheese and a bowl of stew. "I am sorry," he said. "The last of the milk had soured, and the honey is all gone. Food grows scant. Still, this will fill you."
The stew was cold and greasy, the bread hard, the cheese harder. Brienne had never eaten anything half so good. "Are my companions here?" she asked the priest, as she was spooning up the last of the stew.
"The septon was set free to go upon his way. There was no harm in him. The others are here, awaiting judgment."
"Judgment?" She frowned. "Podrick Payne is just a boy."
( she's not in show ) : (
Omg guys I 've missed you three! Welcome back! Can't wait for the next few episodes!
12:40 WOW
This episode warms my bitter heart. Blackfish telling Jaime he is a disappointment. Suck on that Jaime.
To be honest they're prolly better off not watching the last 2 seasons 👍😎
Nah, gotta let people decide for themselves - tbh, my only issues were the last 3 eps of 8 ( S. 1-4 were 'peak' thrones though)
@@kerravon8666 The only thing I didn't like about E4 ( Last of the Starks ) was the Godswoods scene, I'm damn sure Arya and Sansa's actions are tied to it.
5 & 6 could had used more time or give us 2-3 more episodes for the season.
Didn't hate it, I gave it a mid 8, but after a few watches it creeped to a low 9's.
Only part of S7 was beyond the wall stuff, I had no problem with WF or KL.
That ventilated comment makes me think they are both doctors maybe Doctors Without Borders or something
See, I’ve always assumed professors. So doctors technically, just not medically!
They are great predictors 😆🤣😂
I no longer have the original from HBO Website and can't find it, but this was from Reddit I added what a remembered that was in the original not deciphered from the Reddit one :
Lord Baleish( or Lord paramount ) “You promised to protect me … Now you have a chance to fulfill your promise the Knights of the Vale are under your command. Ride north for Winterfell. Lend us your aid and I shall see to it that you are properly rewarded.”
Stark seal and signed Sansa Stark.
I love the rules you guys posted in the description. I would be more than happy to watch you guys react to any other show with those same rules. Just sayin...
Totally lost it at "well you brought back a head."
Yeah, I was thinking "Futurama-style". LOL.
Gods I love season six.
So in the span of two episodes your mom has predicted Bran and then Sansa would be the ultimate King or Queen. This is a pattern cause there's hardly an episode without your dad saying someone is going to die and your mom saying someone is going to be king 😂😂😂. So the thing with predicting everyone is a) going to die & b) going to be king, is that once you throw enough names at the wall one or two is bound to stick, & then you can claim to be Nostradamus & say "I told ya so".
As in the past, very entertaining. 3 episodes to go and if I remember one is very good and the other two are very, very good. Something to look forward to. I think the nameless couple after they see episode 10 will want to see season 7, recorded for youtube or not.
Question? Sandor re-entered the game: What do you think will be his new found climactic purpose if he were to redeem himself? or not redeem himself?
They're both doing great in the hair department.
Price! lmao!
First comment!!! Awww.... thanks guys.
It's pronounced Men-o-lee
She is the main character in Anne Macaffery' s Harper Hall trilogy and shows up at later points in The Dragon Riders of Pern series.
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that's a blast from the past, haven't read those books in thirty years!
Haha, I saw the name and immediately thought.. "Menolly from Pern? Nah... probably just a similar name. Other people could have that name..."
Love those books. Got the Harper Hall trilogy handed to me when i was 8
@@BioshockChar Yup, my intro was very young when I saw the Harper Hall Trilogy at a garage sale. Read that while on vacation, then went through the original series just after. Loved it, even if it was a little "boring," ie not enough action for TV. I figured it was lovely bit not filmable. :)
Stabbed a lot of times and the knife twisted 😱
So excited for the last two!
I never thought about this before but how exactly did three guys kill ALL those people at the end? You'd think some of them would have been able to run away. (Am I complaining too much? Sorry. There're just so many things you don't notice the first time watching...)
I figured the first group were just scouts. They came back with a lot more.
@@ianwestc I guess that makes sense - that those three were just the ring leaders. I think I'm also thinking of the hanging scene in the next episode where we only see three of them...
Has anyone seen the movie My Girl? The couple in the poetry class?
OH YEAH!!! Ha!
Mr price is eerily representing the GOT community at the time. It’s clear the writing has dipped in quality but surely the last 2 episodes can make up for bad fibre bran. surely!?
#YOLOE (You Only Live One Episode )
change the lock....actual real laugh out loud, well done!
Pretty short for a) a hero, b) a stormtrooper?
I hope they can watch 7 at least
I miss Yara :(
Same. Loved her.
Yessss!!!
YAY!
Dam forgot about y’all!
I didn't think this was a great episode. The next isn't either. I had sortof bad feelings about GoT at this point, but episodes 9&10 gave me a lot more hope.