Game Of Thrones 4x6 ~ ''The Laws of Gods and Men'' ~ Reaction

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UNREAL HEARTBREAK💔
Here is my reaction to Season 4 Episode 6 of Game of Thrones.
Intro - 0:14
Reaction - 03:10
Outro - 26:40
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[@joyboy_5613]

This is my favorite episode of the entire franchise. Peter Dinklage delivered everything in this episode, monstrous acting, masterful dialogue and a huge leap in development for Tyrion as a character.

[@Kim-hc5si]

Word! 👏👏👏

[@jainelson8840]

It’s a good one man. I get this being a fav.

[@jainelson8840]

@@MrMeddyman Spoilers dude. Don’t do that. And before you say “it’s not a spoiler” yes it is. Saying Tyrion is alive in season 7 and 8 let’s her know that Tyrion won’t die. If she reads this, boom, no fear for Tyrions life, the trial by combat will have no teeth. Don’t be a dummy just cuz you can’t resist talking shit on the final seasons. That being said I agree with you, but STFU.

[@alibabapirce9782]

yup. unfortunetly its also a peek of tyrion. its down hill from there :/

[@IndianCalypso]

Perfectly put!!!

[@OrangesodaTR]

Charles Dance (Tywin Lannister) actually apologized frequently to Peter Dinklage in between takes for how mean he was in their fictional interactions.

[@gideondavid30]

Charles Dance is a boss actor.

[@txheadshots]

Tyrion’s angry speech 💔 It is one of the best monologues ever written and Peter delivers it with such weight

[@IndianCalypso]

AGREED!!

[@dragos-lucian]

And this performance got Peter Dinklage an Emmy. The trial speech was absolutely fantastic. It still gives me chills every time I watch it.

[@Keedeeg]

You do feel things so deeply; bless your heart. When I first saw this, I remember being overwhelmed and angry. The acting was so dynamic. Just Tywin's stare at Tyrion left me creeped out! So glad you posted today. Thank you for your reaction videos!

[@IndianCalypso]

[@redviper6805]

That violin music when Shae arrives was played during Sansa’s and Tyrion’s Wedding night. It’s beautiful; what does it mean? Notice that every time Oberyn is seated, his body language shows that he is disinterested. But after Tyrion’s epic speech, his nonverbals show the opposite! Like a 180 degree turn in his behavior! Peter Dinklage should have won an Emmy!

[@fragilejem123]

He did win an Emmy :) Well deserved.

[@MOTHblank]

Not even "an" Emmy, he won four lmao

[@fragilejem123]

@@MOTHblank Yes, but sadly he didn't win one for this particular speech or season. That year the Emmy went to the Breaking Bad actor as I recall it

[@IndianCalypso]

Lets start a hastag for him to win for his performance please!!!

[@yang-it-yin7002]

Peter Dinklage did an excellent job of delivering the speech. I'm glad that the speech was nearly the same as in the book.

[@AmericanMumReacts]

*CONGRATS ON 13k SUBSCRIBERS*! 🎉🎉🎉

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you Michele

[@AmericanMumReacts]

@@IndianCalypso 🥰

[@blondymonk1535]

Damn... I miss these times... This was when GoT was the best show on TV and arguably already one of the best ever... I'm still SO SAD about what happened to this series... I started reading the books tho, and it's been great so far...

[@ConsciousStoner08]

Yeah things start to go hella differently after the red wedding so you’ll be in semi new territory soon

[@Sheamuscz]

I've been waiting for this. It feels so good to watch this, finally free from school... for now. Edit: Wow. It really got you quite good. The sheer pain... and Rains of Castamere playing during end credits on top of it all.

[@IndianCalypso]

Yess i see that in the next few episodes!

[@Sheamuscz]

@@IndianCalypso Can't wait.

[@AmericanMumReacts]

Thank you (ahead of time) for keeping comments SPOILER-FREE! 💚

[@MattSamma]

Peter Dinklage definitely deserved an award for his speech (I don't know if he won it). It's brutal.

[@jawbone78]

He won it four times, but not for this season (was nominated, but the award went to Aaron Paul for Breaking Bad's final season).

[@IndianCalypso]

UNREAL HE DID NOT WIN FOR THIS SCENE IN PARTICULAR!

[@realSimoneCherie]

This entire season since the wedding, I felt like I was in handcuffs WITH Tyrion. I have such empathy for the helplessness he felt - no one to back him, no one to say a damn word in his favor... true torture for me.

[@IndianCalypso]

Same with me :(

[@chancefurlong372]

That was really Tywin's main motivation in going along with the show trial. He didn't kill Joffrey, but in Joffrey's death he saw an opportunity to get Jaime out of King's Landing and have him start a family, aka the conversation they had at the start of the season. He calculated Jaime will fold under pressure to save his brother. It was all going along so smoothly until Tyrion threw a wrench in his plan and now it's going to be an absolute insane whirlwind of a ride.

[@jasonrd316]

I remember this...so powerful. Dinklage is incredible here. I wasn't shocked to see Shae at all though. She put him in danger since he brought her, even though he kept telling her to be careful. She was a loose cannon and he should have left her at the battle, but he thought he was sticking it to Tywin.

[@Necrothep]

We all felt the Peter Dinkage's Emmy in that scene.

[@ishmaelal-mirah4618]

shae was promised a lot by varys but she loved tyrion and didnt want to leave him but when tyrion broke her heart & told her 'shes a wh***e", that was it, the anger let her say all that, and probably cersei threatened her

[@jaylancaster5419]

Dinklage's monologue in the last scene was the best of the series ... certainly award worthy (although he did not win an award for the performance).

[@IndianCalypso]

Crime really because this scene lord!!

[@Aghori_Tantrik208]

This might be the performance that gave Peter Dinklage❤ Ammy

[@lethaldose2000]

ahhh Calypso, of all the things to break you (beside the RED Wedding). I didn't Shea's betryal would do it. Your anger was so palpable I had burst out laughing. You are so fun to watch get angry. HILARIOUS.

[@sadfaery]

Good eye! That is indeed Mark Gatiss, who played Mycroft in Sherlock.

[@Leo_ofRedKeep]

Daenerys just tripled the price of goats. She's so smart…

[@manhattanmike6959]

The statue is called the Titan of Braavos

[@amandasargent5829]

I think Shae was so heart broken she was revengeful

[@IndianCalypso]

gosh :/

[@danieldigangi399]

ah yes one of the greatest episodes in the show, well deserved award for Peter Dinklage, also Charles Dance plays a Superb Tywin

[@geoffmason7215]

Truly one of the greatest speeches of any characters of the entire show....emensely sad at this moment....but have faith....great genuine reaction

[@cartwright77]

your reactions are amazing!!! You're amazing!!! the emotions you show are why i watch.

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you so much!!

[@honestcat224]

The End Credit Song Was Perfect! He's A Lion Afterall!

[@Glenn_Close_But_No_Cigar]

Little pockets of the North are still occupied by the Iron Born from the time of Theon's invasion during the War of the 5 Kings. From Roose and Ramsay's conversation a few episodes ago, the viewer is told that those Iron Born are mostly concentrated in Moat Cailin. The Boltons can't enter Winterfell and claim their seat as the Wardens of the North until Moat Cailin is cleared out. Ramsay's plan is to take over Moat Cailin by using Theon to his advantage. Once the remaining Iron Born are flushed out, the North is effectively Boltons'.

[@bill.godwin-austen]

The episode titles often have multiple meanings within the episode. Case in point: "A Golden Crown" - referred to both the molten gold Viserys was "crowned" with, and the "golden crowns" (hair) of Cersei's children that Ned then realized meant that they were Jaime's bastards.

[@danaolof3684]

Shae wasn't promised anything, she was threatened.

[@wordpainting3]

I disagree. She had the opportunity to get on a boat and escape but managed to get out of that because she is an opportunist who knew she would become irrelevant if shipped off. She stayed and found a new and better arrangement for her.

[@amandasargent5829]

One of the best episodes of it all, what a performance

[@MultiAlerocks]

Tryion hate just overflowed this season, it’s truly heartbreaking seeing how this character who has suffered so much get so much hate

[@IndianCalypso]

WAIT A SEC WHAT!!!!!!!!!!

[@nglijie5716]

Tyrion's trial is an allegory that reminds me of other dramas, in which corrupted people in power would paint innocent people as criminals.

[@nathan43082]

No need to ever apologize for crying.

[@IndianCalypso]

[@sachinjadhav4474]

This was the best scene of GoT in my honest opinion, Peter Dinklage deserves all the awards for this scene alone. Shae betraying Tyrion was so unexpected, he was saving her whenever he asked her to go away and get away from the hellhole called King's Landing but in the end she betrayed him. The Rains of Castamere sounds so good, sadly it belongs to a shit house called Lannister, also you should read the back-story of Rains of Castamere, it exactly depicts how ruthless Tywin Lannister is.

[@user-op6kt8pg9y]

For me itd between this, tywins opening scene or the scene between joffrey and tywin in the throne room

[@melissamack1294]

When I saw this episode for the first time, A big teary eyed smile immediately appeared upon my face when I saw Shae appear🥹. My joyous smile was quickly set aflame and began to burn with anger after hearing what Sh💩e …ummm Shae had to say. Yes, My smile was no more, it had turned to ash inside my mouth. 🤦🏼‍♀️ Yes Shae, Tyrion’s debt has now been paid ….in full. I truly think that if I was wearing your watch when I first viewed this episode it would have exploded off my wrist . 🤬 -🩸-⤴️-🎶⌚️🎶….💥.

[@DazHotep6EQUJ5]

Aaaah yes, Tyrions Trial. My recommended knows me well for this is one of the best scenes in the entire show.

[@standasebek5033]

There can be some slight understanding for Shae's action after how their relationship ended. But in the books it was much better imho - They were still together and loyal to each other. Her betrayal came out of nowhere the moment when Tyrion fell from grace.

[@debbieverret4033]

I love your reactions, they're the best! Theon is a good man.

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you and even though Theon did act like a fool in the start I believe he is a good person who just wanted to belong which hurts me more!!

[@debbieverret4033]

@@IndianCalypso Alfie Allen, the man who portrays Theon is a hell of an actor.

[@gideondavid30]

Shae in the books was less attached to Tyrion than in the TV series. Thus, in the TV series the betrayal was more impactful.

[@indoctrinationtheory1468]

That look at the end of the episode = heartbreak. Simple as that. The second Shae walks out, you know it's all over

[@matthewhatfield9535]

27:42 See that’s the thing, they aren’t lies. Not counting Shae, 95% of the witness testimonies are completely true. Tyrion did strike Joffrey (more than once), he has threatened Joffrey (both implied and directly), he did tell Cersei the thing about “knowing the debt is paid,” he did tell Bronn to kill Ser Meryn if he spoke, etc… It’s all true. The trick is that they lack context, which could justify or at least explain why Tyrion did what he did. Without that, it just looks like he did a bunch of antagonistic stuff. Given that his disdain for Joffrey wasn’t exactly a secret, all that bad blood being aired out paints a very believable picture of Tyrion finally snapping.

[@walhallberserker610]

Daenerys is calling herself khaleesi of the great grass sea yet she clearly isn´t, neither has she any claim, as Khal Drogo never ruled all of it either. You can see her hubris early on, I think she did a bad job in the slavers bay and the threats she spewed at the spice trader in Quarth as well as her crucifixion of the wise masters regardless of their involvement in the crime they were killed for clearly shows her mad violent side. Also the trial was just heartbraking!

[@yedhukrishna855]

One of the greatest performances in television hisrory

[@darth856]

Such an amazing heartfelt reaction. I felt your pain.

[@IndianCalypso]

😢

[@Cobinja]

Peter Dinklage was nominated for an Emmy for this episode. He should have won it.

[@dustinaltenhurst7958]

Out of all the fifty something odd emmys GoT won, it's crazy that Peter missed out on an emmy for this scene. Aaron Paul won it that year for Breaking Bad I think. Which would be well deserved, but fuck man, give Dinklage all the emmys for that performance. What a scene!

[@sandesh6333]

One of the best episodes.. Tyrian ❤️

[@ruairiedwards8616]

Tyrion’s speech still holds up as one of the greatest scenes in all of GOT. Peter Dinklage deserved that emmy.

[@LS13.]

This really plays off of the last episode on her believing she’s correct on treating injustice with only justice that is like revenge or vengeance. And how she believes she is right. I love Dany but I do not agree with her at times. I absolutely LOVE Jamie and his arc, I love that he’s the only one who ever truly loved his brother- even shay was able to betray Tyrion and Jamie never had. Tyrion was PHENOMENAL in up doing his father, demanding a trial by combat was him throwing the judgment back into his fathers face. Amazing. Love the scene it’s chilling and amazing. It would be so cool if Pedro could have a scene Emelia at some point.

[@xqzqcv7950]

And Tyrion is right, on all accounts here Not really any argument against it. Absolutely love and adore that rant/speech, marvelous beyond compare

[@thecockerel86]

There is no justice in this world. Tyrion found Shae in Tywin's camp (via Bronn). This means Shae was a camp follower in the Lannister army. The question is, what Shae truly Tyrion's, or was she a Tywin plant in Tyrion's camp? Also, Tysha, Tysha, Tysha! This is for book readers.

[@black-widow33]

Cersi and tywin got to shay and probably threatened her life if she didn't do this. And she was also hurt by him and you can feel that while she's speaking.

[@johnnyd1790]

I cried with you, although the 1st time I've seen it I didn't cry. It's what you call emotional sympathy I guess, the whole reason we're watching this reactions. Pitty you've stopped the song just when the beautiful part was about to begin.😌

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you

[@johnnyd1790]

@@IndianCalypsoisn't the 2nd part of the song beautiful? The one never sang in the acting scenes. That is truly the Tyrion song as he's never sang in the world of The Lannisters neither.

[@ragnar6592]

LOVE LOVE YOUR REACTIONS

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you

[@afzalcassim5254]

Ramsey truly broke Theon

[@slipknot95maggot]

The things that fictional character said about a fake situation from a make-believe book [ie Shae at the trial] trigger real life perma-inadequacy issues for me even on like the 47th watch, *even just clips on a reaction vid* I'm over here like Dang I always knew nobody ever loved me, this confirms it Meanwhile my cat is like "I'm right here, why did you stop petting me"

[@DanLanningPRTeam]

Welcome to an incredible stretch of the show!

[@jackthehat1093]

Hizdahr is correct. Answering one crime with another isn't justice. Daenarys is saying two wrongs do in fact make a right.

[@Mads_Vel]

Shocking episode

[@LizzieJaneBennet]

This Tyrion scene is his masterpiece. I suffer with him and cry with you when Shae breaks his heart. I love you being so emotional. But in the begining of the episode, I found your judgement less good than usual : - Dany's "justice" without trial, without proof, without any defense, and executing innocent people as the guilty ones...in my opinion, this is not Justice. - We know Varys doesn't want the throne for himself. He wants peace, he protects the realm, he wants what is good for the people.

[@jimwalker7740]

this show holy moly

[@mamakat114]

Sending hugs sweetie. Do you remember Theon said to have her brought to the tower of the hand of the King. My guess is she was made to.do that.

[@mamakat114]

I meant Tywin lol

[@perseusveil9376]

Dogs: Exist Yara and the iron men, armed with swords: Gotta go.

[@arielsteinsaltz1956]

Honestly Shae turning on Sansa and dragging her into it pissed me off more than betraying Tyrion. Tyrion hurt her, even if it was an obvious ploy, but Sansa did nothing and she knew it.

[@cablemurdock5266]

I knew that Shay's betrayal would hurt you which I am sorry for. What can I say finding a truly great woman is pretty much next to impossible!!! There are too many ungrateful selfish women in the world

[@thefatman2780]

BEST PERFORMANCE IN THE WHOLE DAMN SHOW. PETER PUTS ON A MASTER CLASS. I ADORE YOU & YOUR CONTENT. I WISH YOU GOOD FORTUNE IN THE WARS TO COME.

[@akshaymalve]

Lovely reaction..upload daily got 🤗

[@joshuasutton355]

Everyone that likes Shae from S01 E09 and starts to like her I'm like oh yeah you change your mind on S04 E 06 But there have been some reactors I have seen that have seen what she is and seen through her BS And in those times there was no such thing as lawyers and a Jury

[@Mixcoatl]

Don't worry, Aishwarya. It only gets worse from here.

[@IndianCalypso]

oh lord :(

[@Blue-qr7qe]

We see the excellent acting, but, this series is so magnificently well written. Kudos to these outstanding writers !!!

[@harish123az]

One writer. The scene was exactly how GRRM wrote in the book, to the last detail

[@Blue-qr7qe]

@@harish123az I stand corrected. Excellent writter!

[@demonic_myst4503]

Shae in the books isnt a tualy in love with him she is using him for a better life she is somone who jumos shio to the richest man she can get

[@shilohbrutalis582]

These pros... AIN'T loyal

[@Nihilanth]

man, i don't like Tyrion at all, but that scene ALWAYS gives me chills. i always forget how good it is.

[@Nobodycares678]

Gotta be honest this made me double take. Never seen a single person say they don’t like Tyrion

[@Nihilanth]

@@Nobodycares678 i hate when the writers have favorite characters and changes it's plotline just to make them look "good". Tyrion is a whitewashed character, but GRRM already said he is a villains and he did vile things in the books, but of course he's all "LeT's AvOiD kIlLiNg InNoCeNtS"

[@MMAisTHEbestSPORT08]

​@@Nobodycares678 Tyrion used to be one of my favourite characters, but after season 4 his character was wasted

[@CoryGasaway]

Now this is how you react to GoT! Your reactions are spot‐on to every scene. You just get everything, and it's what makes for a great reaction. You understand the depths and substance and purpose behind all the various narratives. Keep it up!

[@IndianCalypso]

Thank you

[@lordfoul6259]

Do you think Tywin or Cersei brought Shae in on purpose knowing it would push Tyrion over the edge?

[@English_MoFo]

They brought her to be the nail in the coffin for that guilty verdict.

[@darth856]

I believe it was Cersei. Although he was smart enough to know what she was doing, Tywin didn't involve himself directly in the case against Tyrion. He said as much when it was just the two of them in private last episode. And I don't think it served his interests to provoke Tyrion at that moment.

[@lonely527]

Tyrion speech🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.

[@umasridhar7472]

❤️❤️

[@Wreath83]

Awesome dear !

[@enicole1203]

Worst betrayal in television history 😢

[@fredericjuliard4261]

Merci.

[@АртёмГусев-ш6м]

Stannis is our king!

[@amirnemati8704]

💚

[@cablemurdock5266]

Sansa didn't do anything to hurt Shay! Shay is just being selfish because of what she gets in return aka a new LION!

[@Sandra071285]

I have a hard time deciding if Calypso is British, American or something completely different?

[@txheadshots]

It’s a colonial British accent, common for Indian born but Brit influenced speakers Personally, I love that accent

[@sachinjadhav4474]

British but of Indian (not the Native Americans of USA) origin maybe?

[@dtmt502]

She's originally from the Caribbean (hence the Calypso), Indians were brought by the British there long ago. I think her family has then moved to England.

[@IndianCalypso]

Ahh so I am Indian and I studied in an Indian school which focused mainly with British English and I watched alot of British shows and for the American I think its because I watch American shows as well so I may adapted to it :''') So long story short I do not know wtf my ccent is :'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''')

[@IndianCalypso]

@Dt Mt Omg I love that thought but actually when I was a teenager my friends used to say that I looked like an Indian goddess because of my hair so I just thought why not use that for my youtube name ;'''')

[@SleepParty30]

Such an epic episode. Love it. Ps: you're pretty. Just saying :)

[@IndianCalypso]

[@enzonicolas7501]

Spoilers for the next seasons : Do people remember Tyrion's monologue (in this episode in particular) in the last seasons showing us how the latest seasons were poorly written.

[@darth856]

Concerning his speech in this episode, Tyrion was addressing the highborn in the courtroom. Stannis would no doubt have executed many lords for treason if he took the city. Tyrion was not talking about the greater poplulation of King's landing, whom Stannis would have no reason to slaughter. But Peter Dinklage's performance here also shows he could have pulled off playing a darker Tyrion. It's a shame they didn't want to go there.

[@enzonicolas7501]

@@darth856 Aree you sure Stannis wouldn't slaughter the population of Kings Landing? For the Lord of Light?

[@ponyfest.ph1132]

VALAR MORGHULIS'

[@ayushbose599]

👍🏼🙏🏼♥️🇮🇳

[@darure]

Your reaction to the unfair bullshit towards Tyrion is yet again exactly the same as mine jdjhfjd. Like, we don't really know what happened with Shae... Whether she was revengeful, bribed or threatened... But yes either way, I am angry at her. Even when Tyrion insulted her, she should have known it was to get her to leave for her safety, like you said... What he said might've been vile, but it shouldn't be enough for concluding he deserves to be sentenced to death in the most humiliating way possible... And indeed, even if she was angry at Tyrion, why throw Sansa under the bus? And if she was threatened... Well, that's kind of her fault as well, because again, people kept telling her it's dangerous for her in King's Landing. They told her she's endangering her own wellbeing, as well as that of those around her. And she kept saying "I'm not scared, I'll protect you"... Well, so much for that too.

[@IndianCalypso]

Exactly :(((((((((((

[@demonic_myst4503]

the music was to show abit of her personality she is rash and indescriminate when it comes to her own beleif of justice and would threaten somone for speaking out like her father when he cut a mans tongue out for making a jokd

[@badgaltinginnit]

right... Except she didn't do that. She listened, had compassion, and actually allowed him to bury his father.

[@Wolfe5945]

I joined your patreon. But can not watch any videos, Says Unable to play this video the number of playbacks have been exceeded. So until I can watch your patreon videos without having to pay another fee to Google I will be unsubscribing. Sorry

[@badgaltinginnit]

It's already fixed. No need to Karen it

[@AmericanMumReacts]

@@badgaltinginnit Let's all be nice.... 😉

[@badgaltinginnit]

@@AmericanMumReacts apologies. I'm assertive by nature and I didnt like the optics of the complaint for aish

[@AmericanMumReacts]

@@badgaltinginnit I agree... thank you

[@Leo_ofRedKeep]

Tyrion feared for his life and conspired with Lady Olenna. Sansa knew about it, wanted it. She wanted to marry Loras and the Tyrells wanted to marry Sansa Stark. Olenna used Littlefinger, never said a thing about Tyrion or Sansa being involved, so Sansa could play the innocent with him. Olenna lied to Margaery about it too, of course. Tyrion was framed to be the suspect from the start. He had a motive: he had slapped Joffrey in public and threatened him, he believed Joffrey had tried to have him killed. His being right in the middle of it when it happened just accelerated things. It was not meant to go that way. Both Sansa and Olenna had some of the poison in hand, waiting for a chance to use it. Tyrion couldn't know he would be made Joffrey’s cup-bearer and he would never have planned it this way but Sansa picked up the goblet from under the table. She never cared for Tyrion, had no trouble sacrificing him. She took the occasion to drop the poison in, then left when Joffrey choked. Maybe Olenna did the same. Tyrion had been used, just like Dontos, but he was an active participant in the scheme. Shae wasn't lying at the trial. No one else really was. Meryn Trant and Pycelle had personal fears or grudges and took advantage of the situation. Varys did what he had to to stay in the good graces of the powerful. Tyrion made it look like a farce, pretended to be accused of being a dwarf so he would put a plausible alternative into the room in case he won the trial by combat. He knew he couldn't withstand a closer investigation and probaly hopes to manipulate his brother into fighting for him.

[@eurongreyjoy1008]

"Olenna used Littlefinger" poor child how little you understand tyrion and sansa knew? drugs are a bad thing