It’s a powerful quote. I think it sums up warfare and how, in times past, it was seen as the most noble death…to live and die by the sword. Human nature hasn’t changed, but I do think there was probably more chivalry in battle during the medieval era, which GOT is clearly based on. Maybe knight’s believed there was the equivalent of Valhalla after death? Or maybe they realised that when your time was up, you could perhaps die with some dignity.

Since his first scene to last I couldn't see him as Mance raider but as Julius Caesar from the series rome 😂😂😂

Tywin Lannister, Joffrey Baratheon, Cersei Lannister. War is over, rob is alive and now king in the north, king of the rivers and king of stone and mountains. If she only knew what she had.

Hound would of dropped him.

Her saying which lady stark was weird seeing as there is only one lady stark with her mom dead.

“The Lannisters aren’t the only ones who pay their depts” “Dracarys” “The Lannisters send their regards” and “I choose violence” are my favorite quotes from GOT

In a proper duel which starts from distance I would definitely put my money on the Hound. But in a close encounter like this one Hound just won’t have time to draw his sword out. In the scenario that we have in the series Bronn would just slit his throat same way as Oberyn pierced the guy’s hand in close quarter fight.

Those are some actual quality bodyguards to be fair

The smallest of shrugs given by Arya at “a girl lacks honor” 🤷‍♀️ 😂

The way he says it, bro… “the blackwaters on fire”

Jon: He died fighting the wildlings The mother: Which wildlings Jon: The ones stood behind me The mother: 🫤

jamie lannister: hold my beer guys❤😂

Should say at end good talk 😂

Hype AF

I only get to drink and eat now these days and it's hard to find a woman

Past season conversations had my butthole CLENCHED …. And then that last shit happened

Ser Alisser Thorne was a man of honor right up to the last. You may not agree with him, but he had a set of principles that he lived by to the very end. And he faced his fate with his back straight, his head up, and his conscience clear.

House of dragon is not even close to this scene.

Should have took him hostage and not kill him so the wildlings would do what he says

Poor Tyrion, who knew he was facing mortal peril, is always on the hook for piss poor foul and murderous Lannister actions that he has no part in. Luv him😊

The spider speaks like my mom

Bronn is way to close to the hound for the hound to walk away scot free, and really, the hound is underestimating Bronn here. If it wasn't, he wouldn't be picking this fight just because Bronn gets on his nerves, he's smarter than that. He's thinking Bronn is nothing but filth...which he is... it's just that he's far more dangerous filth, especially when you try to corner him like this.

Un-name a man No Please? This shows that he would’ve had to do it. 😭🤣

Ive never understood this...why call his name?...he could've been a sidekick

"The Night King"

Sorry to say it but Tommen deserved to die.

Oooof😬

Brothers with power and armies tend to not end well. Its seems arbitrary.

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That's definitely a stark move by jon👀

I still think Stannis would have made a good king compared to the other options. He didn't have a temper, he didn't have horrible vices, he knew enough to listen to his advisors and the wisdom of men like Ned Stark and John Snow, he had a valid claim, and he had a strong sense of justice.

Well...my thoughts are Bronn would use the environent to his advantage. Throw a chair at the Hound, maybe shove a lannister at the Hound. Not sure if Bronn knows of the Hounds fear of fire now or not. The Hound on the other hand is like a bull. And Bronn is his focus, he would be on him like stink on shit. I think both would end up wounded, not sure if they would kill each other in the end, kinda just feel like they wanna...well the Hound wants to see how good Bronn really is. Just my own theory.

Joseph quinnnnnnn😂😂😂😂😂

Man i was crapping on her when she was suggested for the roll of ellie in TLOU but man i would have preferred her to slagathor they casted.

Realistically, nobody can defeat the hound one v one, he's almost as strong as the mountain and very fast for his size

If lanister and tyrel not coming, hr got fuckup and stanis be the real king

Bronn would have won this one, he not fighting without that certainty. Dude is smart.

Love the deadpan “what the” look like he king gave Otto first 😂 Rhaenyra is the one he hopes will be pregnant as soon she is wed not Aegon. If Rhaenyra was betrothed to Aegon she’d have to wait a long time to get married much less get pregnant 😂

I love Oberyn's introduction. You're immediately shown he's not a man to be trifled with and is, in fact, a man to be feared. Then the focus immediately turns to his hatred for Tywin and you're sucked in. Brilliant writing and brilliant execution by Pedro Pascal.

The two are the GoT version of Goku and Vegeta 😂

Burn

Wtf! ED SHEERAN!? 💀

Damn didnt know they spoke Jamaican in got

Tittle please

But he was nobody, right? So I never understood his reaction.

He's gonna make a great salesman.

Fuck these writers… not knowing sated means…. They were clearly looking for the opposite, hungry is probably best

Pisspoor writing but tormund's delivery is so good it made me laugh lol

shouldve took the bet. killed the lannisters, emancipated the north, then killed stannis in his sleep

I think this little trick she pulled is what made him gave her the coin.