All of the Mad Characters in Game of Thrones

All the Mad Characters in Game of Thrones / A Song of Ice and Fire
from the gentle Hodor all the way to Joffrey and Ramsay Bolton
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[@samirmuhammad1781]

Did you forget Lysa Arryn? She was pretty crazy.

[@fenixchief7]

@Florys the Fox 01 broken? From her miscarriages you mean? I dont think those broke her, just made her overprotective of Robin. Shes always been batshit crazy

[@fenixchief7]

@LagiNaLangAko23 she was arguably crazy before that, though that's a possible catalyst for it worsening.

[@voltirussk4608]

I mean, she raped Littlefinger while they were like 13. That's not really sane lol

[@someguy1576]

Sam Stark And she helped kick off the war of the Five Kings

[@samirmuhammad1781]

@@someguy1576 and didn't help her sister and her sister's family when the war of the 5 kings started. She is a frickin bitch. She deserved to be thrown out of the moon door

[@calebwinfield1403]

Season 8 was the maddest

[@s_shaddows.4939]

Flesh Weasel I can’t wait till the rest of the books. I won’t and a whole lot of people have said they will never watch anything D&D does again and they should redo season 8 make it like a dream period.

[@monique9711]

Flesh Weasel maddest doesn’t even began to describe it 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@amarez7579]

I cant even re watch GOT because of season 8

[@disbeafakename167]

I'm thinking there was something in the wine that caused a sudden mass hysteria of idiocy, because everyone got real stupid real fast.

[@haha_9383]

baddest

[@darkraven5106]

The way Bran treated Hodor, basically showing him his death, making him mad, and on top the laughing stock in winterfell, is depressing.

[@unicornactual3432]

Used him as pack mule and slave until he needed a one-use doorstop. Oh and using him as meat puppet every so often.

[@Jack-kx5rf]

What makes it worse is how he showed no remorse for what he did.

[@margaridabento9726]

I think by the end, Bran wasn't even human enough to be held to standards of compassion and empathy. I think he saw so much, knew so much, existed at such a scale that one human life was barely a blip in his radar. Using Hodor as a pack mule - yeah, that's just him being a privileged kid doing what was deemed normal in the messed up world he grew up in. But by the time Hold The Door was a thing, he was barely human enough for it to matter. I don't say this as a way of condoning his actions - I think he existed beyond condoning or condemning. That is NOT a good thing. If you knew everything in the history of the universe, if you could look forward and back as easy as stepping over a puddle and knew every repercussion of the littlest action - and if, before being given that power, you were a privileged child with limited knowledge and depth and worldview - it would be very, very, VERY easy to see individual people as just barely pawns in whatever larger game only you could wholly see, because you a) knew the ends to every mean with enough surety to feel it was justified and b) were unconsciously taught your whole life to see most people as disposable, and didn't grow old enough to consciously unlearn that before being given this power. In short, putting him on the iron throne is a very, very, VERY bad idea.

[@marwanali4878]

I wonder if bran was the one who made The mad king mad. We know he can go to the past so maybe he went to the past and made The king mad

[@darkraven5106]

Marwan Ali you sir, you are a genius.

[@kfactor20]

It's crazy the amount of stories and characters a writer can think of when making a book

[@infinityoverlord606]

True, must be quite a strain on the mind trying to keep the story going while making sure the characters don't get forgotten or go completely out of character.

[@badkafka908]

definitely! although george rr martin got most of his inspiration from real history/historical characters (not saying that this is less imaginative or original than any other writing technique, just that it's a cool fact of GOT lore lol)

[@JingleJangle256]

There is a strong difference between madness and evil. Evil characters know what they’re doing is wrong and don’t care, while insane people don’t understand that what their doing is wrong. Ramsey is an evil character. He knows that what he does is wrong, but he just doesn’t care. The Mad King is insane because he believes there’s nothing wrong with what he does. He cannot comprehend the world around him, so when he destroys perceived threats, he doesn’t see it as wrong.

[@josephatherley]

Thank you! I came here looking for this comment. There aren't many mad characters in game of thrones /asoif. Plenty of evil ones tho

[@voltirussk4608]

Madness is not necessarily an impairement of judgement or perception, that would be ... psychosis maybe? Madness mostly lies in a drastic deviation from normal way of thinking or behaviour, often threatening the ability to function socially.

[@voltirussk4608]

@Will Fryer 2 you mean that it's not a *concrete* concept

[@stellamidnight7331]

Ramsay is insane because he tortures people in a sick way on the other hand u have balish who can hurt people or even kill the innocent for his own good but he won't enjoy torturing them like joffrey and ramsay

[@heyiamnick4144]

Ramsay was a complete psychopath. He knew what he was doing but he doesn't understand the difference between right and wrong as he lacks common human characteristics as empathy. He is manipulative and can act fairly normal.

[@ryudeen]

Seeing how Margery was able to manipulate him, I'm still curious how Joffrey would have been if he didn't die.

[@infinityoverlord606]

If Margery sank her claws in him and tore him from cersei' s grasp, who knows, maybe a little decent as Margery was having that effect on him.

[@richardbourton4523]

She was able to manipulate him well enough, but I reckon that his rage would break through in his desires to commit his most heinous acts. She managed to soften him several times and distract him with a smile and a comforting word, but could she really stop his worst impulses all the time? She was a fantastic politician and schemer and endlessly intelligent, but that’s a very strong ball of hate and crazy that she’s being asked to wrangle. Olenna seemingly didn’t think she could do it, else she wouldn’t have risked conspiring to kill him.

[@AqwDragulum]

@@richardbourton4523 Exactly. Olenna knew Tommen was easier to manipulate because he showed no signs of madness. Had the Faith Militant’s takeover never happened, the Tyrells would probably be the true rulers of Westeros and Tommen will only be a king by name.

[@Jl2damax]

@@richardbourton4523 I fully agree. Margaery was brilliant, no one doubts that but when you’re dealing with crazy there is no “control”. It’s a time bomb not even the best can disarm.

[@anastasiab9506]

He would've blown up on her eventually. And probably kill her with his bare hands.

[@federicoacosta]

Mad characters missing: Malora Hightower the Mad Maid, Euron Greyjoy, The Mad Huntsman, The Smiling Knight, Ser Arnold Arryn the Mad Heir, Shagwell the Fool and Cassella Vaith

[@jada9401]

Federico Acosta he should make a part two

[@voltirussk4608]

Shagwell is not mad, he's aMUSing!

[@felipeoa8828]

I don’t think Euron is mad, he’s just evil

[@shea1762]

I’m surprised euron didn’t make it in considering he cuts out his whole crews tongues out

[@shawn55648]

Patch face

[@goodman4966]

MAN Westeros need built a Psychiatric hospital!

[@goodman4966]

i know in a medieval society like Westeros do not have modern hospital for the "insane" people or everyday Joe but they did have something for the insanity in medieval society and two it was a joke because all the characters in show or lore how are mad!

[@alejandrodecesare5929]

They had castles...

[@Mayaladenglas]

Plot twist: the Charakters are in a false world which is a mental institution. They are all mad there are people staging Westeros to keep the mad busy

[@coyotegaxiola4281]

Let me also add Aerion Brightflame, who proved that not only was he not, in fact a dragon, but also that wildfire and cocktails don't mix.

[@Crafty_Spirit]

We owe him an important scientific proof that wildfire as expected but yet not demonstrated should not be drunk 🤣

[@missilluminati3389]

He's in the Targaryen video

[@davidlewis5312]

despite the fact the Court and Council were rapidly running out of members of the family when Aerion decided to remove himself from the running for King, I bet the court was still happy to hear of his death but could it please have been less stupid. And for the love of the Seven someone find a way to convince Aemon to get rid of that bloody chain!

[@aaronabarca4919]

If a kid born from incest between twins is really bad, imagine if those twins' parents are cousins...

[@emiliarosenbaum4143]

Actually it’s not worse than every other pair of siblings. Twins don’t share more genes than other siblings (unless they’re in identical of course)

[@ThePointlessBox_]

Cousins are far enough genetically to lower the chance of birth defects dramatically, its not great but its miles ahead of brothers and sisters And in medieval times it wasnt really rare to have cousins marry so tywin wasnt in the wrong if you look at it from the perspective of someone in the story

[@emiliarosenbaum4143]

Pizza Pizza - I actually meant that twins don’t share more genes than other siblings do, apart from identical twins. I didn’t mean reproductivity. I understand the misunderstanding though. When I read it again I could see that it might have different meanings, depending on the way you read it xx.

[@j.o.7244]

That’s what I’ve been saying!

[@youngcashregisterakalilbro3261]

Imagine what Joffrey and Marcela's kids would be like

[@Pashtashe]

Not condoning twincest, but Jamie and cersi being twins is not worse than normal siblings in regards to faulty genetics. They aren't identical (as proven by their gender) so their genes are equally different as any other sibling. It is however interesting that they didn't produce kids with dwarfism, considering those genes are most likely in the family. Biologist musings done, I'll continue with your interesting video.

[@voltirussk4608]

It's interesting that Tyrion is such an oddity, and at no point it is ever mentioned that there has been other dwarfs in the family. Tyrion would surely have read about it given how insecure and obsessed he is about it. So my assumption is that his dwarfism is the result of a random mutation and not due to heredity.

[@lorcan5989]

Voltirus SK isnt there a theory tyrion is the mad kings child with tywins wife

[@voltirussk4608]

@@lorcan5989 I heard about it yeah. Not fond of it at all, doesnt make sense to me.

[@lorcan5989]

Voltirus SK well it would explain your dwarfism questiom, why tywin hated tyrion so much, why tywin betrayed the mad king and sacked kings landing when he was sworn to protect it.

[@johnyreyes3567]

@@voltirussk4608 it only makes sense that the only 3 characters in GoT who were actively allowed to touch the dragons when they were grown were Dany, Jon and Tyrion. 2/3 being targaryen blood

[@whycreate]

No Daenerys discussion today!

[@greendragon2875]

Dont understand why she isn't here... She burned 1 million people alive, she is more mad than any of the people you have mentioned here.

[@noeisnothere]

@@greendragon2875 this is about the books not the shitty s8

[@sinainigoche2905]

Noé Oliveira thank you

[@greendragon2875]

@@noeisnothere she was mad in the show anyway. he should have included her.

[@crazypoormangrift6158]

whycreate you forgot the smiling knight and shagwell brother Great video either way yo

[@MacMeelo]

Wait so Joffrey was the one who tried to get Bran killed by the cutthroat? I did not know that thanks sir I learned something new today

[@patriciaplaton4010]

It was not joffrey, it was littlefinger.

[@jakealter5504]

@@patriciaplaton4010 that or both were involved

[@gabbafreekil5237]

@@jakealter5504 it was Joffrey. At least in the books

[@jakealter5504]

@@gabbafreekil5237 I still wouldn’t rule out pytr being involved

[@glittertea2025]

@@jakealter5504 Joff and littlefinger def communicated. Remember Ros? Little finger gave Ros to Joff to use as a live target. Shooting her multiple times with the crossbow. I believe Joff and LF spoke, and LF took over to make the arrangements

[@J33zeus]

8 feet tall strong man in plate mail too heavy for average men to bear goes to battle numbed by the milk of poppy. He is a monster

[@Ignisan_66]

I like that you are using book artworks of characters.

[@ivarthebonelesslothbrok5918]

Guess ill sleep after a couple more videos

[@maryrose8478]

That’s me right now. It’s 3:44.

[@daniellockett5276]

@@maryrose8478 you should see where that time stamp leads to

[@clashersofglory7903]

So we aren’t going to talk about Euron Greyjoy and Walter Frey?

[@lordfarquaad2319]

Walder Frey isn't mad, he is just an old son of a *****

[@Jess-yo9rt]

Walder Frey was just garbage but I laugh like a sociopath at his lines in Catelyn's chapters.

[@miguel6141]

Euron wasn’t mad, he was basically just a game of thrones viking.

[@AqwDragulum]

Walder’s just a jealous old man because other houses made fun of him for being late

[@ighways]

@@miguel6141 Euron was perverted horny asshole.

[@alinakirill]

Qyburn in the show is a much more neutral character than in the books. he does not torture people, and Cersei does not give him people for experiments other than Ser Gregor. He also apologizes to Pycelle before killing him. And he has a very sweet fatherly care for Cersei (it is especially visible after her walk of shame and at the end of the show, when they hold hands)

[@Drachul]

Cercei and Jamie being twins doesn't make it worse, since they have different genders they can't be monozygotic twins. Meaning their DNA isn't any more similar to each other than that of siblings.

[@aenjgeal]

As much as I hate Joffrey, I do feel sorry that he tried so hard and failed to get Robert's approval. He tried in earnest but he's so psychotic he doesn't know how to try right

[@fenixchief7]

He didn't try hard at all lol what series were you reading

[@aenjgeal]

@@fenixchief7 Well if what was said here was true then: A. He killed a cat and showed his father, most likely trying to emulate Robert since Robert was big into hunting B. He hired a murderer to kill Bran because Robert said it would be a mercy I read the same series as you my guy.

[@fenixchief7]

@@aenjgeal and in both he took the easy way out like he always does. He killed a cat, he didnt go hunting and he hired a killer instead of doing it himself. Is that trying hard? No. And you have exactly two instances in 13 years both being explained away as seeking his fathers approval whereas I see a simple pattern of cruelty for cruelties sake. I stand by what I said. There's no defense for the sick bastards actions.

[@aenjgeal]

@@fenixchief7 As I said, he's psychotic and doesn't know how to properly go about it. He was a very young kid during the cat accident so he couldn't go on a regular hunt, and he's a king, a king isn't going to go kill a random kid themself. You would hire someone else to do it. Second of all, we're starting the story once Joffrey is about 13 years old. No one has the time to go over every single possible moment where Jofffey tried to please Robert in the 13 years before the start of ASOIAF, especially not in a story as dense as GOT. Finally, no one is trying to defend or justify him. Literally where did I say "In Joffrey's defense-" ? No where. I never said or implied anything of the such. I said I felt sad for him. That's not an argument for absolution. It's a personal statement. I stand by what I said too. Thanks for the discussion.

[@fenixchief7]

@@aenjgeal you dont understand how those are antithetical to things that would impress robert. Even a 13 year old is smart enough to know what would impress his father. And how exactly would robert approve of joffeyr for brans assassination? You think Joffrey would tell him? Excusing his actions as attempts to gain his fathers approval is defending his actions genius...

[@vampizen8640]

D&D is maddest of all 🥂

[@Esben666]

Euron Greyjoy Vargo Hoat Lysa Arron Craster Shagga Tormund (but the good kind of crazy :)

[@victoriasantoro6692]

add Walder Frey..This old guy was a hell of nuts

[@user-hw3yf5qw2z]

Aerion Targaryen is mad too, he thinks if he drink wildfire he became a dragon

[@alejandrodecesare5929]

Shagga is going to shop off your manhood and feed it to the goats...

[@ulriktrillana9521]

How dare you insult Shagga son of Dolf

[@Keptaro]

Everyone keeps forgetting about the Greyjoys. Most notebly, Euron "Crow's Eye" Greyjoy. The maddest of them all

[@davidlewis5312]

Euron just knows too much, he's the only sane person.

[@signeaarejrgensen61]

The Blue Bard was Maybe Inspired by Mark Smeaton. He was Anne Boleyns musician, and she was accused of adultery with him and a few others. But the others were nobles, so only Smeaton was tortured, and of course he 'confessed' and told them what they wanted to hear.

[@mrScififan2]

This is great. Thanks for posting. I stopped watching GOT/SOIAF KZbin videos ever since that debacle of a show ended, but this is good!

[@ultron-5600]

Me when I’m trying to swim in the 12 ft pool. 6:33

[@wisdommanari6701]

Rhaena was gay she only married him as a beard.

[@Argos-xb8ek]

She did her second husband dirty. And then she began to belittle him because she was mad at his sister. Rhaena Targaryen kinda sucked and she was angry her entire life

[@judeau9151]

you’ve been posting so much lately thank youuuuu!!!

[@whycreate]

;)

[@jellyfishstars3536]

I would have to disagree with Androw a bit. Although I agree he was mad and his murders were inexcusable and evil, I think his actions deserve a bit more context. Rhaena’s many ‘friends’ were well-known to be her lovers and she showed no restraint in her liaisons and in shaming him in front of her entire court on multiple occasions. Rhaena was notoriously cold and even her own daughter didn’t enjoy her company and chose to run away on a dragon. Additionally, Farman’s inability to read or write was extremely unusual for a member of the nobility (particularly a son of a lord) and may point to deeper-seated mental health issues or disabilities. In hindsight, his actions seem to me the work of a troubled man driven mad by grief and loneliness (not unlike Lysa Arryn), rather than an ‘evil madness’ like Joffrey or Ramsay.

[@emmatamalet2970]

actually being different gender twins means they are like regular siblings, genetically speaking, because instead of being one only egg that doubled itself, it's two different egg, just like normal siblings

[@fargoflagrant7796]

i've been a sub for a while and i just want to let you know that your videos are awesome and keep getting even better, keep it up man! edit: typo

[@whycreate]

Thanks!

[@ivandankob7112]

Ramsay is a sadist, he is not insane. In fact, he is quite smart; not very good at long term thinking, but definitely not mad in his head.

[@camerongooch9606]

The smiling knight Half the size of Gregor clegane but twice as mad.

[@Billy.J]

Really ?

[@Kyoko1411]

I love your vids so much! This is really great as always! :) Maybe you could make a video about Jaime/Brienne's storyline from the books? That would be amazing!

[@abztract1]

We need much more about that fascinating character Patchface!

[@theautomator8372]

There's a character in the books named Malora Hightower also known as the Mad Maid, that title alone tells a lot about her but apparently she studies books of spells with Leyton Hightower.

[@iagocasabiellgonzalez7807]

Great content, as always. You missed Damphair and Euron ;)

[@somathegamer4933]

The true madness of them all D&D

[@faisalkamal4319]

Mad king - D & D you two are loco for real

[@coyotegaxiola4281]

I think an argument could also be made to include Tywin Lannister on this list. *Cough* "Rains of Castamere" *cough*

[@fenixchief7]

Nah that was machiavellian which is callous as fuck but not quite insanity.

[@badkafka908]

Agreed! I had him pegged him as a sociopath or psychopath. He was coldly calculated, amoral at best, and only cared about his family/children as extensions of himself (his legacy). Even if it's said that he "loved" his wife Joanna, sociopaths/psychopaths can definitely "love" other people, but it's less what we'd consider love and more like possessive love or ownership, (again) seeing the person as an extension of themselves (like an arm or a leg). Regardless, I think that he displays enough aspects of the "dark triad" personality traits (Machiavellism, psychopathy, & narcissism) to not really be considered a mentally healthy/stable "normal" person (whatever that means lol)

[@alejandrodecesare5929]

@@badkafka908 considering everything in GOT lore he showed quite self restraint when he was pissed. Swift and Ruthless to act yes, but not mad

[@rmarks8]

@@alejandrodecesare5929 he made an innocent girl gang rapped just because he didn't like his own son, who never did nothing bad to him. Yeah, pretty restrained.

[@alejandrodecesare5929]

@@rmarks8 we are talking in the context of GOT. The realm of GOT and not 2021 modern world...For twyn the lives of small folks were worthless...not even pawns in the game of thrones. Even boys and women from the noble families were mere pawns in the game of Thrones. If we use modern social concept then all important characters are utter despicable...Ned with a penchant of cutting off heads... Robert Baratheon a serial rapist...Jeremy a serial murder...stanis a dictator..The targaryens making look Stalin and Hitler like Democratic leaders...and so forth...GOT is an echo of bygone feudal values

[@garlantyrell8030]

Great video man! Thanks for including the blue bard. It shows the lengths qyburn and Cersei especially, will go to trying to make Margaery look guilty. Should be interesting to finally read out both women’s trials pan out in the winds of winter.

[@Rex-tj9nw]

I love your channel

[@yoelhorwitz3118]

I always thought that it was little finger that ordered the cutthroat to kill bran

[@bruceh1660]

No mention of Euron?

[@briany5947]

Shagwell was a lunatic. I would say he's on the list...

[@staytuned2L337]

Always heartbreaking to see that Hodor scene 😭

[@Lizzie-ve7kt]

I still cry whenever I watch the full scene of when Wylis becomes “Hodor” and his tragic death.

[@yaboyed5779]

Was hoping for book Euron to show up, but good video regardless

[@jimsty7550]

Euron is fucking nuts in the books, but in the show he's just a opportunistic fuck boy. D&D really messed up his character.

[@yaboyed5779]

Jim Sty I don’t consider that version Euron, just Jack Sparrow

[@cutedogvideos3723]

Jim Sty What was the book character like?

[@yaboyed5779]

Rising Wind psychotic, badass pirate in a cool way

[@jackfahy2283]

Rising Wind he cut out everyone’s tongue on his boat, it’s implied he sexually abused Victarion as a child in the books, a rumour goes around the iron islands he sent a faceless man to kill Balon, and I think he raped Victarions wife. That’s all I can remember but I’m sure he’s done worse.

[@sarahgirlisit]

Great video

[@dumbidea1007]

Ok the commercial after the shame part was a bunch of people applause for me. I just like how commercial can be funny

[@nicoleshh]

Fraternal twins are no more genetically related than any other brother and sister.

[@rhiannongreen2642]

Not quite, they can be semi identical where it is the same egg but two sperm thus allowing different sexes (from fathers sperm) but with the same genetic information from the mother. Could explain their similarities (them looking very similar is mentioned in the books) theconversation.com/same-same-but-different-when-identical-twins-are-non-identical-112684 BUT its extremely rare and your point stands, genetics is just weird!

[@fenixchief7]

It's also possible for an xy zygote to split and for one half to lose the y chromosome, resulting in a male and a single x chromosome female (Turner's syndrome).

[@Antsandy96]

@@fenixchief7 I doubt Cersei has Turner's Syndrome. She doesn't have any deformities....

[@fenixchief7]

@@Antsandy96yeah, where did I even mention cersei?

[@Antsandy96]

@@fenixchief7 Considering this is a GOT video and the OP comment is about the twins (ie Cersei and Jaime) are more than likely fraternal twins... If you're not talking about Cersei then I don't get the point of your comment...?

[@warhammerguy]

Absolute mad lads

[@wilsonmorris1567]

Joffrey wasn't the one who hired the guy to kill bran, that was littlefinger. It's only a thought by some of the characters that Joffrey MIGHT have been the one to do that

[@jeanrose1627]

In the books, It is never said that is littlefinger who hired the killer. Jamie only assume Joffrey did it because he can't think of anybody else

[@davidlewis5312]

Baelish is good, he is not omni-present. Also killing one of Cat's kids might be a no-go for him.

[@T.GLongstaff]

Man watching that Hodor scene still breaks me even after years of seeing it

[@bobbifreedman2435]

Conflict keeps this going. That’s madness.

[@adconreal8926]

Ramsey! Now that was one sick crazy ass fun character!

[@doorhinge2039]

Mad Danelle might be a reference to Lady Elizabeth Bathory the Hungarian blood countess. Even her family sigil is a bat

[@vadamsable]

Iwan Rheon hit the jackpot with Ramsey's character. Vacerys and Joffrey were mild compared to Bolton.

[@marcustargaryen5919]

Very nice video

[@miguelrodriguez-pineroriva6713]

Maybe have something to do to almost drowing? Then that could be tied to why they drown people on the iron islands

[@Glitch_in_the_Matrix]

❤❤❤ Love your work champ! You have been the one channel that keeps my love for GOT alive. Keep the content coming at your own pace ❤👍 Do you have a Patreon we can donate too?

[@niccodirenzi4126]

Poor Hodor 😢

[@Tyler_W]

I think some had a few screws loose, but I think people too often confuse and conflate being crazy with simply being evil. They're not the samd thing.

[@diegoprodriguez]

Honestly what makes me sad is I don’t think we’ll ever find out what PatchFace’s role will be. I feel like he and a few other minor characters, like Quiathe and Qyburn, will be relegated to more of background roles when in actuality, they may have more of a role to play.

[@fordgarrard9628]

Total Madlads

[@someperson8641]

Nice

[@chsftball57]

This video is legit scary because a lot of this can be experienced in everyday life. People go nuts all the time.

[@user-rs7tp2uz4u]

What about Euron Greyjoy? Like in the Aeron Chapter from TWOW he is mad crazy

[@swissarmyknight2203]

Wait, did Geoffrey try to kill bran? I know tyrion suspects this in the books but i always thought it was little finger trying to pit the starks and lannisters against each other

[@dasoon0220]

Wait a minute, this isn’t the Season 8 writing room

[@jorgefierro8241]

They look pretty happy to me.

[@PhoenixGrov]

You forgot the most insane of all - EURON GRAYJOY

[@drfaisalkamal1275]

He's a god

[@J33zeus]

Can you make a video on squishers

[@sarahobrien9213]

Love the video! I would also consider Biter (from the brave companions) I mad character considering his animalistic and cruel tendencies 🤷‍♀️

[@MicroBoy-gy1gd]

Make more game of thrones videos about the deep ones or the five forts plz

[@yaboyed5779]

MicroBoy 9000 yes, hope he does the Nightfort lore

[@andresgarza1725]

Now can we have a list of all the upset characters?

[@magnusholst2829]

I would love to know more about the smiling knight

[@francescapatti2934]

At about 9:00 I thought Stannis was holding a lightsaber 😂

[@dagger1580]

You forgot the smiling knight?

[@rexrivers2220]

Okay I’m starting to get piss KZbin not getting me notified

[@wingedturd8401]

It sounds like you're trying not to wake up your parents in the other room

[@wisdommanari6701]

Small corrections Mance Rayder was the one that hired the catspaw to kill Bran.

[@fuzzyco.3336]

Wisdom Manari' you mean rhaegar

[@paarthsakhalkar4258]

*I wish Ramsay met the Mad King*

[@faisalkamal4319]

Mad king - bro you are too much

[@somathegamer4933]

Didnt Cersei say she lost her first child.. who had black hair.. going by that it wouldnt be Jamie's baby

[@FernandesRafael1]

i believe she killed that child

[@dtczyk8976]

Not cannon

[@TheGuwze]

In the books she had Jaime find someone to terminate that pregnancy before anyone found out about it because she hated Robert so much that she was repulsed by the thought of carrying his child

[@skyjumper4445]

Mad

[@derk486]

Will you ever consider putting music in the background?

[@Trazyn_the_Infinite_40K]

So The Mountain is basically Warhammer 40k's Angron sans butcher's nails.

[@ryanowns5]

Huh

[@Trazyn_the_Infinite_40K]

@@ryanowns5 *Joker Phoenix smoking meme* "You wouldn't get it."

[@benaldridge6341]

I dunno but it makes me laugh cersei saying shame and it effecting the person so she says it again the same way like she's figured out pressing the a button makes you jump lol.

[@margaridabento9726]

Actually (I know, I know), fraternal twins are as genetically similar as regular siblings, so inbreeding won’t have any more likelihood of producing defects, since the problem is a lack of genetic variety increasing the risk of shared “dormant” recessive genes making themselves known.

[@lex.imperialis]

where can you get this infornation?

[@not_averge]

You're ... Special at narrating It took me two tymes to understand "who he belived to be his father

[@DogOfWar64]

If what happened to Shireen in the show happens in the books Patchfaces is gonna go wild. Biteing, kicking, screaming at people probably. They're besties.

[@Dustaroo]

where is Catlyen through all the books?

[@edwardklein3093]

*Hold the Door! Hold the door!* Me:😭😭😭

[@nickj9846]

Did he say joffrey tried to kill Frank after the fall? I thought littlefinger did that?

[@TimesFM4532]

Tbf I wonder what Tywin planned with Joffrey, their would be a point he realises his legacy sits on a madman and he’d need to deal with him. I wonder if Tywin would have had him killed or made to renounce the crown and join the watch for some crime and had Tommon take his place

[@maartenboy37]

Patchface probably met The Drowned God, so his madness is understandable.

[@timtheskeptic1147]

Yo, what's with the Lannister propensity to torture/kill bards? Is it meant as a subtle allusion to The Rains of Castamere and a superstitious fear of karma coming back at them?

[@jamesfarrell483]

The Smiling Knight from the books was a mad man

[@bishnupriya488]

I am terrified of qyburn

[@Katerine459]

So... your analysis of Joffrey seems really off (even just including him in this video). First of all, I believe fraternal twins, genetically, are just normal siblings who just happen to be born at the same time. Second, to me, and I think to most people, "Mad" or "Crazy" (which I'm pretty sure are terms psychologists strongly discourage) implies psychosis - a divorce from reality, that can't easily be explained by upbringing and circumstance. Like Lysa believing that she's raising Robyn well (when it's apparently nothing like how she herself was raised), or Aerys' complete paranoia. Joffrey isn't psychotic. He's a budding psychopath. Pretty big difference. He's not divorced from reality (or at least, he's not divorced from the reality Cersei and Robert taught him to see), he was just completely incapable of empathy. Same with Ramsey Bolton - he's a psychopath, not psychotic. Gregor Clegane - I can see how a case might be made that the milk of the poppy could have caused some of his cruelty. But, again, psychopath. All in all... I think my main objection is that your video presents a very unfair portrayal of "crazies", by mostly including people who are not suffering from any form of psychosis. I'm glad you did include Patchface and Rhaella's husband, though, who did belong in this video. OH! TYRION! Tyrion, from the end of ASOS through ADWD, could legitimately be said to be mad. He's clearly suffering from PTSD, is nursing a significant death wish, and is clearly severely depressed and self-destructive. His actions make little sense, even to himself, because his mind is broken.

[@dendenne4856]

Joffrey is so spoiled rotten, he doesn't try to hide his cruelty because there are no consequences. The only one who tries to discipline him is Tyrion, and it isn't really effective because Tyrion is himself a cast out in the family. He isn't mature enough to control himself this is why I think he looks crazy. One indication that he isn't truly crazy is his change of behaviour toward Sansa after the death of Ned, and the fact that he doesn't treat Margery the way he treats Sansa because she has almost half Highgarden with her.