I honestly don't even think Tyrion wanted Casterly Rock before, I think he just wanted his approval and love from his father and he would've been okay with that. But Tywin's damned pride of his familial principles made him into a jackass, like this is just standard procedure for a Lannister. Typical dad behavior, but c'mon man. Give the dog the bone, and that's all they'll need.

So anyone whos not noble or a high born is.named snow? There has got to be a ton of jon snows running around. No one ever thinks about that. In england only the rich had a need for sir names. Everyone else lived in tight little villages. Hes the only jon snow in the whole north and beyond the wall

"You will not bring that whore to court" was a test. And it was a test that Tyrion failed. Tywin explained exactly why he hated Tyrion, and Tyrion ignored all of it. He ignored the drinking, ignored the whoring, ignored the fact that Tywin still blames him for Joanna's death, and just said to himself "Whelp. It's because I'm a dwarf." He did that because it was easy. It gave him an out. He can fix the whoring, can fix the drinking, can possibly even soothe the blame Tywin places on him, especially by living up to the Lannister name. But there's nothing that he can do about being a dwarf. So if he fixates on that reasoning, he doesn't have to change anything about himself and he can keep on hating his father, pretending that Tywin is incapable of love (because if he acknowledged his father's feelings about Joanna's death, it would humanize him). It's just so much easier.

3:46

amazing scene with gots two best characters

Tyrions accent is terrible

Im a chicken eater at this very moment 🍗

Tywin and Cersei only hate Tyrion because Joanna Lannister died giving birth to him (as if Tyrion had any control over that.) And, as such, constantly blame him for it as a way to deal with their grief.

“I never really cared about my family legacy” -Tywin if he survived after season 4

Wait is tywin writing the letter arranging tyrion and cerseis marriages in the scene?

3:38 "Worst he can say is no"

Peter Dinklage was well rewarded by the Emmys, but man do I wish Charles Dance had at least a nomination to his name. He was just perfect as Tywin.

I know Tywin didn't like Tyrion deep down cause he was a dwarf but publicly he always said it was because of the whores and drinking. If Tyrion cut out the whores and drinking maybe Tywin wouldn't been forced to respect him more.

It crazes me that Tywin would say shit like this to Tyrion yet when Joffrey was bullying him you can see the spite in his eyes plus Joffrey is a literal little shit who disrespects everyone even him but he called his son who saved Kings Landing a low cunning creature like how😂🤦🏾‍♂️

I love how Tywin follows "You're not a juggler or a singer, you're a Lannister" with "You aren't inheriting shit."

The next whore I catch in your bed I’ll bang!

People seem to forget that Tywin never hated Tyrion personally. He hated the fact that Tyrion was everything that Jaime was not. Tywin only cared about the Lannister legacy, and to have a dwarf carry his lineage, he took offence to it. Just imagine Tyrions intellect in Jaimes body, the guy would be unstoppable.

Mance is Arthur dayne confirmed!!

Mance (panty) raider if you've read the books.

With this words lord tywin signed his death sentence

Peter's role in Knights of Badassdom was what Tyrion would be if he whetted his blade instead of his mind lol.

"so, you are Ned Stark's bastard...." Sir Aurthor D.... I mean, Mance Rayder

Gods the writing was strong then!

Tyrion doesnt deserve casterly rock. But Tywin was fair in his rewards for blackwater.

But then on his chamber pot he tried to get him with a "you are my son" number, as if a son could ever forget and forgive such words.

Its interesting that Tywin's spite for Tyrion is never couched in him being a dwarf. It is on the edges: "waddle about" "creature", but the real issue he speaks clearly towards is the whoring and drinking. I don't know if its an excuse because he is repulsed by Tyrion's condition, seeing as he won't acknowledge Cersei and Jamie's perversity, but he might have responded differently if Tyrion was less self indulgent.

3:58 'since I cannot prove that you are not mine'. This makes me think Tywin desperately tried to convince people that Tyrion was a bastard of some sort when he was born. So heartbreaking how Tyrion is treated in the early few seasons.

safe to say he said no

You could see the moment Tywin broke Tyrion’s heart on his face great acting.

Wompen

Womp

I mean Tywin wasn’t wrong. Tyrion 100% would’ve turned it into a whorehouse lol

HE WAS A CONSUL OF ROME!

they should've had him singing like in the Books. it adds more flavor to his Character

Tyrion and Tywin both smirk when they realize someone said the thing they were waiting for them to say, so they can make an epic comeback. Now you can unsee it, you're welcome.

If Tyrion was such a genius he would have realized asking twin this at the time was a horrible idea

This was one of the few moments that showed Tywin although acting as if he respects tradition, duty and the realm, he couldn’t bring himself to be embarrassed

This video has 5.5 million views. I am responsible for the 0.5 million views. So spectacular.

“a simple no would’ve done just fine”

"Speak no more of your rights to casterly rock". Best convo ever

Tyrion is just simply not up to pollos standards.

Tywin looking away and wobbling his head when he describes thy way Tyrion walks sells his contempt and embarrassment for his son's condition. I suspect he's more ashamed of one son being a dwarf than of the other two kids sleeping together.

The worst she can say is no Her reply:

This is the best scene in the show IMO. So many amazing lines that show how their character dynamic was. Tywin’s disrespect for Tyrion is unconditional, regardless of how good or bad he proved to be. Although he proved to be the best fit for the continuation of his legacy, his refused to believe that, similarly to how he refused to believe Jamie’s and Cersei’s relationship, even though deep down he knew both to be true. Really a tragic showing how deep down hatred for some part of someone can impede your best judgement, even from the most intelligent people.

Tyrion shouldn’t have brought a whore in to his bed. That’s a direct challenge to his authority. His father made him hand of the king bcoz he started trusting him but he let him down

I take it that’s a no?

I like how Tyrion is trying to prove a point by sitting their silently in the beginning and initiating a friendly conversation basically showcasing how little his father was there for his children growing up. Only ever caring about pride on a daily basis and always busy with the realm.

Forgot Lord of Bones had a face before Tormund killed his ass

All throughout their time together, I always wanted Tyrion to ask just _one question._ "Did you ever consider - even once - that perhaps all the energy you spend hating-me, might be better suited to be _used elsewhere?"_ That's the real tragedy; if Tywin wasn't so concerned with appearances, he'd realize that Tyrion was the most valuable asset among his children.

Which season and episode is this??