ARYA GOES SUPER SAIYAN!! | S6 Ep 8 No One REACTION

[@kimberlycunningham3740]

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[@thedeejaeebee5babee]

Thank you for your work in keeping the reactions genuine and awesome! Major's reactions and insights are so great it's hard to hold back sometimes. Your curbing of any comments that go too far (and obviously it's working because I never see any) is much appreciated!

[@shakeemdiggz2354]

This is your first time watching this?

[@kimberlycunningham3740]

@@shakeemdiggz2354 I've watched many times. This is Major's first time!

[@antoinettelopes]

I think Jaqen never meant for Arya to be no one. There was a little smile when she left.

[@shannyd1]

Thats exactly right, Jaquen knew from the start and trained her specially and gave her fast admission by the look of it, since the Waif mentioned to Arya why does she just get in so easily. Plus Arya was the first highborn to be trained too.

[@mmcreads]

Well…arya *had* promised the many faved gods a list of names 😈 best to let her go so she can follow thru on her promise

[@shannyd1]

@@xXSinForLifeXx Yes, of course he knew, plus hes the one who told Arya in s2 that she could complete her list, offer her enemies to the many faced god by going with him to learn how to be a faceless man. So he knew all along her agenda & her never truly wanting to become No One. I believe she was always meant to learn & admit a girl has always been Arya Stark of Winterfell.

[@Eric-us4we]

I agree. He knew the whole time he was training her so she could go get her revenge.

[@shannyd1]

@@Eric-us4we Yep exactly, nows shes Deadly but not a mindless, no identity killer for hire. Arya may enjoy killing her enemies slowly and poetically, but shes always had that good fierce Stark heart at her core & never harmed innocence/decent people, but rather looked out for them, like the Cersei actress in play.

[@thatsthat2612]

the actors who play Jaime and brienne have a great chemistry off screen, if you see the interviews of them together, they're like 2 kids, they can't take anything seriously 😂😂

[@meghanmonroe]

Omg they're hilarious together

[@O-T-7-BTS]

They are seriously like a two young siblings who you know are constantly doing something to get in trouble for 😂 And you can't help but wish you were in on it with them! LoL... Love them!

[@melissakozusko9244]

When Brienne called Jaime “Ser Jaime” back at Harrenhall on their way back to King’s Landing, the look on his face said it all. She was the first person to treat him like he had any type of honor in a looooong time. It’s one of the best scenes in the series. Cersei makes him feel good but Brienne makes him feel like he can BE good.

[@NoicesVoicesAfrica]

I agree with you! The amount of respect!!

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

So good.

[@realSimoneCherie]

But I don’t get how since Cersei talks to him like a worm

[@melissakozusko9244]

@@realSimoneCherie My thinking has always been that he grew up never feeling good enough because Tywin was awful to him. I recall him talking about force teaching Jaime how to read. I’m guessing that Cersei was the only one who ever gave him any affection at all so he took that for love, in spite of the way she talks to him. And figured, particularly after killing the King, that he was never worthy of anything more. Then comes Brienne, with whom he can be completely honest, and she sees that there’s good there. There’s honor there. And clearly loves him to distraction. It’s here, in the moment where he says he will return the Stark girls to their mother and she addresses him with honor, that the light switch turns on and he sees that he’s much more than his family ever led him to believe. He sees that he’s worthy of the love of a good person because HE can be a good person. It’s in this moment that he decides to go that route. It’s why he turned back and rescued her from the bear. It’s a huge shift for him that was done really well by both the actor and the writing.

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

I'm just pointing out that although Tyrion is younger than Jamie, he still loved him. And the love of a child, even a brother, is no small thing.

[@heysylvs]

"I choose violence." - Cersei may be a straight up witch, but damn she's a boss at it.

[@RewindThatwithMsKay]

I still use that quote till this day. That was one of my favorites from her. In that moment, I loved her choice. Lol

[@rsync9490]

Cersei always had the iconic lines. Like Pam from true blood.

[@heysylvs]

I have major Lena Headey love, so in that aspect alone I care in my own little way just a bit for Cersei. That being blended with the fact that Cersei had a lot of trauma inflicted on her as a child by her mother's death, the fact that her father wouldn't even let her grieve her mother like a proper human, the fact that her father (for his own glory) basically sold her off in marriage to a man who would never give 2 craps about her as a wife or lover or... At all. She was never good enough for her father. She was never good enough for Robert. The one person she felt truly loved her (uhhhh not in that way) was her mother whom in her eyes was taken from her by her brother. And everyone wanna be like "She a bitch!" - Yeah, well, you probably would be too! Shhhhiiiit. I would not be very pleasant either.

[@realSimoneCherie]

@@rsync9490 my favorite character on such an under appreciated l series

[@NandR]

Cersei woke up and chose violence. She always wakes up and chooses violence.

[@lilychris811]

Brienne and Jaimie have what I feel is a deep, abiding friendship. Jaimie's admiration of her dauntless honor and integrity, I think, comes from his childhood dream of being a true knight. What he sees in Brienne, I think, is the knight he could never be. I met the actress who plays Brienne, Gwendoline Christie, and she couldn't possibly be more charming and personable.

[@themourningstar338]

Nikolaj and Gwendoline's real life friendship truly does shine through in their performances, you can feel the respect and love they have for each other. And damn, the way he looks at her during their interviews, it is so obvious that he absolutely adores her. I will ship Brienne and Jaime til the sun rises in the west and sets in the east 🥰

[@NoriMori1992]

Even though I'm sad that the Hound lost that nice little community, especially in such a brutal way, it makes me happy that he found some peace for a little while, perhaps for the first time ever. And even though I'm sad that he's on a rampage of revenge, it makes me happy that possibly for the first time ever, he cared about another person enough to call them a friend, and be angry they died, and set out to find and kill their murderers. He connected with another person. Until I heard him say to another person that Brother Ray was his friend, I didn't think he could do that. I didn't think he could be vulnerable enough to do that, let alone admit it to anyone else.

[@Rex-rg3ce]

The Waif has gotten the best of Arya over and over again and there's no reason to believe this time would've been any different. Except in the only situation where she had an advantage over The Waif, in blindness. That moment of her slicing out the candle with Needle was badass. One more typical headchopping segment would've meant nothing. The Moutain already had that covered. The way this was done, bringing it full circle to the blind training and leaving the rest to imagination, was much more inventive and made for an awesome climax.

[@hunterlawson227]

“Bran is supposed to be in the tree” 😂😂😂

[@bobbob-cd9yl]

Arya talking to lady crane about wanting to travel west of Westeros is truly the first time we have seen the real Arya since the red wedding (imo) ever since season 3 she's been full of hate, sorrow and just had her childhood ripped away from her

[@vincegalila7211]

Arguably we saw a bit of the "real Arya" when she was watching that play.

[@O-T-7-BTS]

@@vincegalila7211 yes I think then and when she was speaking with Lady Crane.

[@stephonix616]

Jaime even quoted season one Jaime “the things we do for love…” That conversation with Edmure was brutal.

[@deiseabu]

The Clegane brothers were doing a madness this episode

[@shawnredmond8402]

That scene with Brienne returning Oathkeeper, there's pure magic in their chemistry. When she looks at him painfully, hesitates for a second as it seems like her stoic disposition is about to break, but then she abruptly turns her head and walks out of the camp...that part gets me in the feels everytime. It's the perfect tragedy. Those who look at these things as filler on some "let's get to the fighting" shit, I genuinely feel we were watching for different reasons.

[@vincegalila7211]

Arya has seemingly absorbed the stab resistance buff from . -Luwin -Jon (partial) -Areo (Doran's bodyguard) -Doran -Robb -Roose -ect Added together her stab resistance is now lvl 96 and her Luck stat has had an increase just as tremendous.

[@rin68nyr90]

And also, though it seems like it’s the next morning that she’s so much better, but it was at least a few days, and possibly a couple of weeks

[@Ottawajames]

if you think about it, the actress lady was the only person Arya could be certain *wasn't* a faceless man. I think that's why she went there. Also this is the episode that has a Steve Love @6:44... He's from my city and was my Uber Driver one time!!

[@chriskola3822]

"I choose violence" Sometimes it is the right choice.

[@garibaldstark3248]

Part of me makes me wish that Cersei’s daughter Myrcella would come back and become queen because I cannot see her allowing the sparrows to cause trouble either. She is sweet and kind like Tommen but unlike Tommen she isn’t a pushover. She refused Jaime’s attempts to get her out of Dorne at first because of her love for Trystane and neglect from her mom but she only agreed to go until she got what she wanted: which was her betrothed coming with her. She is kind but assertive if needed to be if something doesn’t go her way, just not in a bratty way like Joffrey. If the sparrows arrested her betrothed or someone close to her, than she would probably react but not to the point of being cruel like Joffrey. Plus she was able to deduce her parentage when she was alive meaning she must be somewhat intelligent right? I think Princess Myrcella would be a better ruler than Tommen and Joffrey combined.

[@chipsthedog1]

All good points never really thought about it to be honest but now I wish we got to see that to

[@RewindThatwithMsKay]

Good catch

[@M11969]

Very good points, I never thought about it before, but you're right. She'd have been a good Queen.

[@MajorReacts]

I love this I wish she didn't die

[@vincegalila7211]

Honestly the best possible outcome at this point is for the Seven Kingdoms to dissolve into well seven+ kingdoms.

[@NoriMori1992]

I have two theories. One is that the Waif was just part of the test, and it was always intended that Arya would overcome her; she was an unwitting pawn, or possibly even an incarnation of Jaqen. Another is that this was a test for the Waif as much as it was for Arya, but only one of them could pass.

[@rustyflowers1696]

"I've seen myself walking along the battlements of Winterfell. I have seen the flayed man lowered to the ground", to quote Mellisandre. Season Two Episode Six. Theon's doomed invasion. That's when the yellow banners last flew over the north. That's how long ago it was. It's finally a time for wolves. My body is ready for the two goated episodes 😎

[@walkofnails2923]

Yes! Arya led her into a place she knew she could win...in the dark. Being blind taught Arya some skills

[@slipknot95maggot]

"Those are your last words..? You're $#!+ at dying" .....bro............... did YOU see the wound you just gave him...? Things spilled out, bro. The fact that he's even still keeping his head together enough to say any real words, I think those are some pretty impressive last words

[@NoriMori1992]

23:47 That was genuinely a good joke, especially for one she just came up with on the spot!

[@chafrey8532]

“What’s that the milk of the puppy” 😂

[@heysylvs]

The chick after Arya is like the damn terminator

[@kimberlycunningham3740]

The Robert Patrick model!

[@heysylvs]

@@kimberlycunningham3740 Exactly!!

[@MajorReacts]

Lol Facts

[@ellie259]

A lot of people are critical of the way Arya was wandering around out in the open in the last episode, but I think she did it to smoke out the Waif, because really it would be pretty terrifying to have a “faceless man” on your tail, and she’d definitely follow Arya to Westeros. This fits with the trap she set for the Waif beforehand by stashing needle in a place where she could fight her in the dark, a situation where Arya would have a strategic advantage. It’s really a pretty smart play. One detail that’s often missed is Arya’s blood trail goes to the pool of water they gave to people to kill them. The deal is that it poisons people who aren’t “no one” but to people who are “no one” it’s healing. Thus Jaquen’s comment that now she really is “no one.”

[@jacobvozzo2934]

I always thinking the mountain rips a blokes head off with the same energy it takes me to open a can of coke

[@robertcurtis8585]

Jaime is at his best when he's with Brienne, it's beautiful. And his scene with Edmure is the BEST. Love Jaime

[@Thrashifice]

The dude who got his head chopped off first is Steve Love. He was invited to play a character because of his KZbin channel where he did impressions of the characters.

[@MajorReacts]

That's wild thank you Thrashifice

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

Cersei's whole creed could be "I choose violence." Lena Heady is a boss actor.

[@realSimoneCherie]

Agreed, she also plays innocent, hero protagonists really well too

[@icewinddale2675]

Daenerys may be the mother of dragons but Cersei "I choose violence" Lannister was the mother of a thousand memes 😂😂😂. Also Tyrion breaking fourth wall with that "most famous dwarf in the world" quip 😂

[@aplihhama]

There are always dozens of clues in every episode, sometimes the clue that you need was seasons ago. That's how game of thrones works.

[@Tormund_Giantsbrain]

When Jaime says 'It's yours. It'll always be yours', I legit get sentimental just thinking what a long journey these two characters have had. A really compelling scene from two hopeless romantics. If this was anything else they would be making out in that tent, you know that. Well they would've made out long before this, in that bath back in S3, and yet that look of pure sadness they give each other here was more expressive than a thousand make out scenes. What an agonizing build! Btw Jaime taking Riverrun with Rains of Castamere playing in the back is my type of aesthetic.

[@RyoHazuki224]

I love how that scene played out. Arya baited her to fight on HER turf... the darkness. Arya knows how to fight in the dark, and we know that! Hehe, the thing that bugs me in shows or movies, and I know its a little nit-pick of mine, but like who goes around lighting all these candles? The room where Arya put Needle, cuz she knew she would need it someday, I'm assuming she didn't leave no candle lit because it would have burnt out in the days. So like, as soon as she ran into the room to await The Waif, did she take the time to light that candle?? lol Same thing with in that House of Black And White, there are thousands of candles around the bases of all those face columns there right? Who goes and maintains those candles, making sure every one is lit, and at the same level too? Wouldn't it be more efficient to have it more of a brazier around the columns, much easier to light every day or maintain them, just need to add something to burn like oil or some shit. Like it also bugs me when TV shows do it like say its a sitcom or a romantic scene where they put like 100 candles in a room to make it romantic. Like, bitch I know you didn't set all them candles in your house! hahahah

[@williamguenthenspberger]

This is only my theory but I think Jaquen (the faceless man) was always testing both Arya and the waif. I think he knew what Arya would do in the end. I also think he knew what she would do by sending her on those errands and her getting distracted and not completing her task. I also thinks he respects her.

[@TerriLynn714]

"What is that, milk of the puppy"? Lol

[@Ahonya666]

Poppy

[@thehashslingingslasher6443]

What makes Breanne and Jamies relationship so unique. Jamie is basically prince charming while breanne is known as "breanne the beast." Literally a reverse beauty and the beast.

[@MrSimonNay]

Milk of the puppy kills me everytime🤣

[@TerriLynn714]

YES!!!!!!!!! We didn't have to wait. Thank you. You crack me up with that Anne Neville stuff 😂

[@majbrat]

Arya straight up saved that actress' life. She had put the poison in the drink already when she changed her mind and knocked it out of the lady's hand. She kind of owed her for that, the good acting advice, and warning her who wanted her dead.

[@cecejackson2067]

Ive been watching ur shows for a lil min now ....this video is wat made me subscribe ...ur reactions is dope

[@chrissede2270]

A couple of things. First, Cerci is not the Queen, Tommen is the king. Cerci’s place is not at the throne. Secondly, I think most of us get tired of how the rich, famous, powerful and politicians can basically get away with murder. It takes great wisdom and strength to do what Tommen was doing in the throne room knowing the possible consequences to his own family. This takes great courage. Blood should never become before truth and Justice.

[@hxcvocalist]

That savage scream UUUUGHHHHAAAAARRGGGGG 6:46 I fucking love it. So satisfying every time.

[@bobbob-cd9yl]

Fun fact the guy that got his head decapitated by the hound was a game of thrones fan that did some impressions of the show's characters online I think? GOT ended up giving him the role of (beheaded man)

[@sandramorris893]

Love the storyline with Arya becoming Noone. If you look back Jaqen set everything in motion for Arya to remain Arya. He knew exactly where she was and what she was doing throughout her time there. He knew she hadn't thrown needle into the water or he would have said so, he got the coin back she'd thrown in so definitely would've known about needle. He sent her to the harbour where she saw Meryn Trant, she stabbed him in the eyes so she lost her sight as punishment which made her a better fighter, he sent her to the plays where she watched her family being portrayed in a negative way to keep her family ties strong. Jaqen knew that although Arya has a strong personality she's not as ruthless as the waif, that running through the streets was perfect in showing the difference between the 2 girls, the waif, focused and determined, Arya as determined but retaining the ability to plan ahead which ultimately cost the waif her life. That tiny smile from Jaqen at the end said it all, "My job is done".

[@branflakes227]

My boy said milk of the puppy🤣🤣

[@Russellsperry]

Your Game of Thrones videos are my absolute favorite 👍

[@jainelson8840]

My favorite scene from the whole show is in this episode. When Jamie is talking to Edmure. Just ugh, chef’s kiss.

[@jainelson8840]

@Paula C I love that the scene reminds you, no matter how much you’ve come to like Jaime, he is still capable of horrible things. He has grown, but he is still the same man who pushed Bran out of that window. It’s easy to forget that when you learn his “king slayer” title is BS because he did the right thing in that situation, so you know he has good in him too. Fuckin Cersei and Tywin destroyed a man who could have been wholly good.

[@tonismith3707]

Cercei kinda brought that on herself. She's created a monster, and it bit her.

[@DeeDeeChillen420]

'..but now its startin to seem like it was supposed to happen because Bran is just supposed to be in the trees so it dont really even matter..!!' 😭😭omg im absolutely dead rn lmao!!! that was about the funniest thing ive heard in a while, along with 'The Doraki' haha!! and The Waif lol shes absolutely on some Terminator vibes lol but not anymore!! whee only 2 more to go for this season!!! lets go baybee!!!! ⚔🗡❤‍🔥💙❤❤‍🔥🗡⚔ p.s. Ser Gregor Clegane - The Mountain .. Sandor Clegane - The Hound .. and in that order!!

[@briancaddel5091]

I love the way Arya kills the waif. I was expecting a sword battle too and I did not see it coming. It was pretty badass!

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

Great reaction! The good news is that Arya now leaves the Faceless men with, to invoke TAKEN's Liam Neeson, "with a certain set of skills."

[@MFBloosh]

Jaqen was testing both the Waif and Arya. The Waif wanted to hurt Arya so badly, but that's the problem... If a person is truly no one, a person shouldn't "want" anything, or "hate" anything. Jaqen could see Waif's uncontrollable hatred for Arya and decided to pit them against each other in a winner-takes-all showdown. He didn't care who won, as he said himself... "One way or another, a face will be added to the hall." Welp, Arya found one way or another to give Jaqen that face.

[@jillthornton5512]

Jaime loves Cercei and he can’t help it. “We don’t choose who we love.” But he RESPECTS Brienne. Where Cercei is all passion and manipulation, Brienne is honest and honorable - being underhanded just isn’t in her.

[@user-cs6pd4ot2e]

When you're done with the series you should really check out some of Brianne and Jamies interviews together. Chaotic twin energy.

[@nobodyimportant1337]

That soup could heal the world😂😂

[@notoriousc-ny3206]

I dont think clegane was ever a "bad guy". He was the kings hound and simply doing his job, as brutal a job as it was.

[@Notsosweetstevia]

I love that you call the waif Anne Neville I too am a fan of all of the Queen/Princess series’ and I think it’s hilarious 🤣🤣

[@MajorReacts]

Such a good show can't wait for the new one Elizabeth

[@LS13.]

“If you think about it brans in the tree so it’s almost like it was supposed to happen” 😂 💀 perfectly put lmao Jaime lowkey one of the best characters

[@mamakat114]

When she was blind she learned to fight "in the dark" that's why she cut the candle

[@maximillianderembourg4887]

Arya learned to fight blind, so she lured The Waif into a room lit only by one candle…then put the candle out. Game Over.

[@phoenixfox2697]

Major wants CLEGANEBOWL. The hype lives ♥️

[@iamthepope9167]

What is hype may never die.

[@campagnollo]

Arya hasn’t hit super Saiyan mode yet. She’s just charging up.

[@kellifranklin9872]

RIP Anne Neville! She was a great waif! I’m so loving your reactions! The scene between Jamie and Brienne was a great scene for me. The chemistry is there. I don’t think I’m giving anything away when I say you have to absolutely hurry up and watch the next episode! We’re waiting!

[@thatsthat2612]

she died? how? she was so young

[@86leewis]

What?

[@o.JoaoDeAlmeida]

​@@thatsthat2612 It's what I got of that text as well, but no, she's not dead. Her name isn't even Anne Neville. Anne Neville was a queen of England that Faye Marsay (this is her name) played. His "RIP" was referring to the waif's death, not the actress's

[@KSDVLmom]

Remember this high. This is why game of thrones is worth watching

[@dmille1959]

Qyburn looked so proud of the Mountain.

[@pjfsr7024]

A waif [ WAY + IF ] (from the Old French guaif, "stray beast") is a person removed, by hardship, loss or other helpless circumstance, from their original surroundings. The most common usage of the word is to designate a homeless, forsaken or orphaned child, or someone whose appearance is evocative of the same.

[@theConquerersMama]

Rhymes with safe

[@RewindThatwithMsKay]

The best thing about Jaime letting Brienne keep Oath Keeper is that the sword is one half of Ice, Ned Stark's sword. So it makes great sense that she keeps it to ensure the safety of Ned's daughter. Ice was in the Stark family for so many years and I guess if another Stark couldn't have it, I definitely didn't mind my girl Brienne having it. 😊

[@StitchGV]

Jaime didn’t “go back” to savage-Jaime, Jaime never actually changed. The only thing that changed was our perception of him from getting to know him better. Savage-Jaime was always very clear about why he killed the Mad King, and “reformed”-Jaime has been very clear about what his priorities are. He will always do the right thing for the people he cares about. Sometimes those will be people we also care about, sometimes they won’t. Either way, Jaime Lannister is Jaime Lannister. 🤷

[@DrainingVenom]

Valid opinion, but I respectfully disagree on parts. I agree about "Redeemed" Jamie not being a thing. But "Honorable" Jamie? Absolutely. "Savage" Jamie is a persona. It is very common for someone to hear hateful things about themselves, and if it goes on long enough, they begin to embody those hateful things. To embrace it. To believe it. Despite the true intentions behind him killing The Mad King, people have viewed him in a specific way: as Kingslayer, dishonorable, selfish, despicable. He endured it for so long, that he became that persona. As Tyrion says to Jon in Season 1, "wear it like armor, so it cannot be used against you". Brienne eventually sees past the Kingslayer persona, and sees Jamie for who he is underneath the persona: an honorable man. The man who looked up to Ser Arthur Dayne, and wanted nothing more than to be a respectable Knight. Part of his love/respect for Brienne, is the fact that she is the only one who sees, desires, and challenges his true, honorable nature. Whereas Cersei discourages his honorable self, and nurtures and desires the person he has become; who would cast aside his honor for her without hesitation. A truly honorable man, who willfully resorts to truly dishonorable acts to protect those he loves. Such a compelling character!

[@vincegalila7211]

Not to mention his actions minimized casualties.

[@MoreJoy79]

@@vincegalila7211 This was the truth of the matter. In the books, his thoughts in this scene were of his oath to Caitlyn to not raise up arms against her family ever again. This threat was the only way to do that.

[@vincegalila7211]

@@MoreJoy79 he interpreted his oaths in such a way that this method violated none of them.

[@theConquerersMama]

Well said.

[@trioduece7559]

If you like Cersei you like Cersei, it’s cool. She’s an Amazing Villain

[@megan9097]

the way he says "it's yours. it will always be yours" 😏😏😏 jaime doesn't want to fight the tully's, or anyone- he wants to be honorable, but he knows what his reputation is. the ghost of tywin still looms large and people still fear the lions of lannister. jaime knows he's not the figher he used to be either, so he's using cunning for the first time-he's leaning on lannister reputation to get his job done as quickly and cleanly as possible. he tells edmure what edmure would expect to hear from him, and it works.

[@fincevarghese214]

Arya cut off that candle because she knows how to fight in the dark

[@maliksadler4466]

The joke Tyrion told was really clever it states how fussy the Lannisters are and states how nonchalant and uncaring the Martells were like how they except their bastards and the Starks for being "simple minded" thinking the the fly was trying to steal his ale but yeah it's a clever play on words

[@mymaynee5963]

in the books tommen is like 7 or 8 so it makes more sense they just had to age him up for his relationship with margaery, also i recently found out the actors for tommen and marcyla were dating lol

[@jaszcz86]

Hey Major! First of all - I love your reactions, keep on going man :) Secondly - I wonder how Blackfish was always right on Edmure saying that he's dumb. At this situation he could outplay Jaime and Freys just by getting back to Riverrun and defending it with Blackfish. But no, he believed Jaime about his son - his son whose propably he never saw (Edmure was imprisoned during his wedding night), his son that he could even not be sure if he really is his blood.

[@xoxoxANGExoxox]

Cersei brings out the worst of Jamie, Brienne brings out the best - opposites yet Jamie has something with both

[@DKPseude]

"I wish we could have seen it." Not seeing anything was the point of that scene. Arya spent a long time blind, learning to act without sight. Cutting the candle which was the only source of light in that underground chamber meant both of them were blind- and Arya had more practice in dealing with that. (In the show, the books might need another way for her to beat a Faceless Man if that comes up.)

[@jillthornton5512]

I also think that in the books, if the Waif is charged with killing Arya, it will be MUCH better because it will be a struggle for her. Even though she’s “no one”, she obviously cares for Arya and is kind to her. I think it will be interesting to see the inner struggle she’ll have with it.

[@billyhaines4843]

What an episode!!! What a season!!! Now we are in the middle of the beauty of G.O.T!!! Major man super pumped to see you react to the rest of the season. Always great to see the hound, what a character indeed. Cersei is such a power house in everything she does so much respect for her character. The lioness!!!!!

[@campagnollo]

Dani walking in like “You guys were having a house party while I was out???”

[@drbrunch]

When the Mountain tears the sparrow's head off there are seven streams of blood draining into the gutter. Little details.

[@TomTomson81]

Jamie has not become back to old Jamie with his little blackmail. On the contrary, he has always been like this. He loves Cercei, he fell for her, but he always did what was necessary, even if it was not in Cercei's interest. Cercei wouldn't care how many people die. Jamie does care. Hence the blackmail and the fear. He didn't want to kill people unnecessarily. He wanted to end it all as bloodlessly as possible. To do this, he have to play mind games. He took the fortress and only Blackfish died because he was looking for battle. Jamie follows orders and yet he protects human lives as much as he can. He even stabs kings to protect people. Only those who directly endanger him and his sister are eliminated. Everyone does terrible things for love, as he himself has explained here very comprehensibly on examples of other houses. Btw. It was clear at the moment that Aria won when she turned off the candle with needle, because that's what she trained for when she was blind. The other did not have this experience.

[@vibes6255]

I’m with lady ollena in this, seeing smirking cercei lose is the only happiness I get from this 💀😂

[@vibes6255]

@@Atropos6976 well when the game was called she died crying lol so she did lose and She was failing miserably with only win being killing high sparrow. U can make a impact and not be complete trash

[@AriSentYou]

Jaime and Brianne are my favorite thing about this show ❤️

[@Ashley_e]

Ps The promo still for this ep had a shadow of her dancing teacher Syrio Forel behind the Waif… was cool symbolism that this helped train her.

[@MajorReacts]

I didn't see that going back to look

[@cpeaze3079]

I like everyone else have been patiently waiting for what comes next. you are clearly the best got reactor, no disrespect to the others but there's levels to this shit lol don't leave us waiting bro

[@MajorReacts]

Thank you Cpeaze and I got you

[@MajorReacts]

@@Atropos6976 Got damn Blake this right here HITS home for me bro this the ish that keeps me going through all the bs all the hate it's real ones like you that keep it a buck and push me to keep goin. Thank you brother for the inspiration

[@ebetancor217]

Let’s get major to crack the algorithm! Likes go a long way!! And patreon saw this first!!!! Let’s go fam !

[@MajorReacts]

Yoo Ewill whatup

[@ona682]

Sandor and Gregor Clegane. 👍🏼

[@magicbrownie1357]

The Mountain is Gregor Cleagane. The Hounds is Sandor Cleagane.

[@bobbob-cd9yl]

The end of Anne Neville... I mean the waif

[@chipsthedog1]

In this episode when the dude said to the hound "it's not too late for you, you can still do more good than the bad you have done" Am I right in thinking that's almost exactly what his friend who was played by Ian mcshane told him as well? Or am I remembering wrong?

[@steffurness]

"It's never too late to turn around, to stop killing and start helping people."

[@chipsthedog1]

@@steffurness thank you same message just different words, it only dawned on me today but I wasn't sure

[@meghanmonroe]

I think that's why he was so receptive to Beric.

[@Ripthejack3r]

It was obviously wrong for jamie to push a child out a window, but from jamies perspective, if bran would have told anyone about seeing them then king robert would kill his children, the whole lanister dynasty would fall, jamie would die protecting cersei and his children and his whole house stamped out and loose all power, so in a way jamie would be the cause of everything he loved dying if he didnt push bran out that window. (also arya went thru a bathhouse, so proof they wash)

[@eadred9164]

It's normal to feel a bit let down by off camera fights & deaths, but a blowout here would've cheapened the main course. Having Arya cut out the candle makes a much better suspenseful scene than another generic sword fight would've been. Not blowing the load early or repetitively was the ingredient which created the iconic GoT moments. They could've easily had a heroic send off for the Blackfish here, but holding back for the right moment is an art too. Yes Blackfish is legendary but he was never more than a side character in the show . You cant highlight all ten thousand Asoiaf characters. What Blackfish's men did was very much in line with history. An oath to his liege lord took precedence over all else for an honorable knight. Which brings us to Brienne & Jaime. This episode is theirs, the fighting at Riverrun is just the backdrop. This obvious fact seem incomprehensible to some. They didn't have time to go into the Siege of Riverrun and nothing wrong with that. It's a complicated minor plot involving Tommen, Kevan, etc. and would've been impractical to waste a season on. So they incorporated it with the broader Jaime arc. The story of two star crossed lovers stuck on opposite sides of loyalty is shown phenomenally here. This is a great emotion driven episode, the blowout is next up.

[@tytybaby06]

Yesss this is going to be good can’t wait for you to finish & love the hound’s journey a lot of us fans wanted Cleganebowl!! Cersei saying “I choose violence” is iconic! That’s why a lot of people say it now 😂😂 the mountain’s 1st name is Gregor Gregor & Sandor Clegane. Daenerys came back looking like she left her teens home alone & they threw a party 🤣🤣🤣 Arya was giving super human strength this episode 😂😂glad she going home I knew she couldn’t ever be no one.

[@MajorReacts]

Yes tyty we on the same page for sure thank you for always coming through

[@tytybaby06]

@@MajorReacts np it’s fun reliving the series through someone else’s eyes

[@reevesavage]

I honestly think Jaime saw Brienne for the first time and that's why he was being such an obstinate little shit of a flirt from day one...he likes blonde women and knights and started going "blonde lady knight? 👀" and then she kept him in check but saw the good in him he was like "she reciprocate? 👀" and just him going "it's yours, it was always yours" doesn't just mean the sword, it means his heart zomg! ☺(he has the other half of the sword, Ice, so they're bonded together nyan! 🥰) but the way Greyworm and Missandei act around one another...most wholesome couple in the entire show 🥰

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

Arya used her blind training against the Waif. That's why she cut the camelia. She led the Waif to that trap. And she beat her.

[@campagnollo]

Don’t worry. The rumor will be more. MUCH more!!!

[@NoicesVoicesAfrica]

I love the fact that you spoke of Jaime and how he in that moment, went back to that old Jaime we all really hated from the beginning. Even though he have changed for the better you can still get the sense of how strong his weird love/obsession for Cersei is still strong.

[@c.s.7266]

I'm genuinely loving watching this with you.

[@GeekBen]

I have binge watched all of your GOT reactions for the last two days. I am so hype to see your face in the oncoming episodes and seasons. Valar Morghulis.

[@andresramirezmolina]

WE TOLD YOU IT'S WORTH IT. Game of Thrones is all about the curve balls bro. First curve ball is Ned, "ohh so thats not our lead.", then Rob. "ohh so thats not our lead." Then Jon, etc. But after the GOTCHAS there's always a prize.

[@bradcarver8127]

D&D: Jon, you’re our main character Jon: I don’t want it.

[@Ahonya666]

@@bradcarver8127 I can hear Jon

[@amymorris7276]

Lady Crane was a faceless man. This was a test for Arya. Jaqen H'ghar new the poison would not kill her. That is why the waif didn't poison her.