Goosebumps..Watching GAME OF THRONES~1x10 ''Fire and Blood'' for the FIRST TIME

[@sld1776]

"Why did you stop her?" It was his duty to stop her from killing Joffrey. But he covered for her too.

[@LS13.]

He wouldn’t mind his death, but like you said if she did it, she would be tortured and sentenced to death immediately

[@thatoneblackdude3333]

She also was about to kill herself so there's that

[@belleville1805]

she got balls to trying to killing him right in front of the sandor, luck her he is nice

[@MrHws5mp]

The Hound was Joffrey's sworn bodyguard. He had a duty to protect him, but he chose to do it in a subtle way that saved Sansa as well. Even though he's a real hard case, The Hound has some sympathy for Sansa.

[@CoryGasaway]

The dragon eggs hatched through a type of magic. It took the fire and the deaths of 3 lives (Drogo, the unborn child, and the witch) to create life for the dragons and for them to hatch.

[@MrFarnanonical]

I think theres a touch of destiny in there as well.

[@yoknom]

How does that math work out when the death of the baby already paid for Drogo?

[@bill.godwin-austen]

@@yoknom I suspect that we need to also factor in Drogo's horse that was sacrificed at the start of the ceremony for Drogo (allowing Danerys to think that was the "death for life" in that case). When she mercy killed Drogo, that "returned" one death paid (the baby), with Mirri being the 3rd. If the horse was the actual sacrifice for Drogo, than the baby would count as one of the three, with the horse being the "price" for Drogo)

[@yoknom]

@@bill.godwin-austen imo the witch 'paid' for all the dragons because she was the only one dying in the fire.

[@dacianarcher658]

@@yoknom I was similar and it was her baby's Targaryen blood that awoke the magic and the life force of the witch 😊

[@sebastianjoseph2828]

11:00 I'm so glad you see things from Mirri's perspective. Just because Dany's a protagonist doesn't mean she gets a free pass for everything. A lot of reactors hate Mirri, but she is totally justified from her perspective and her traumatic experiences.

[@Nicamon]

I admit I needed Mirri's PoV to be spelled out to me by Sofie to truly get it. Now I still hate her(simply because Dany is my favorite character so I hate to see her suffering 💔),but..I _do_ see her PoV.🤔

[@neilgriffiths6427]

Danni trusted a turncoat.

[@bookswithike3256]

@@neilgriffiths6427 Dany trusted a good woman. And that good woman did her duty and prevented a bloodthirsty warlord from continuing to reave and pillage past his rightful death. I don't even understand why anyone wouldn't side with Mirri in this situation. Drogo is one of the few characters in ASoIaF who is literally just evil, and the world can only benefit from his death.

[@EffableLemming]

@@bookswithike3256 Oh but he's hot and gave Dany a Stockholm syndrome and kind of technically eventually stopped raping her (because she began enjoying it!!1) and didn't beat her! So romantic 🥰

[@MohammedAli-hl4mr]

@@bookswithike3256 he's an opportunistic conqueror but he isn't evil

[@MrFarnanonical]

18:05 The Targaryens are known to have prophetic dreams. Before her ancestors came to westeros they were Dragonlords in Valyria, which is always described as the greatest city and civilization that ever was. It had many different houses of Dragonlords, but one of the Targaryen women had a dream about the destruction of Valyria and convinced her family to leave, so they did and they moved to the island of dragonstone. All the other great houses laughed at them but then came the doom of Valyria and the only surviving Dragonlords were the Targaryens. There are quiet a few other examples of their prophetic dreams.

[@MrFarnanonical]

5:58 it hasnt really expressed this in the series but in the books the hound is kind of obsessed with Sansa. So, you might think that he stopped her because he's kings guard now but I think it's because he knew they'd torture Sansa to death for that and put her head up there too.

[@MichaelPower212]

My take is that Sansa would not have been tortured for pushing Joffery from the bridge. I say this because there was a moment when she looked at the fall as if she was considering suicide followed by a thought to take Joffery with her when she stepped toward him . I don't think The Hound is a member of the King's Guard. He does not wear a white cloak or is a knight addressed as ser. Instead, my sense is that he is Joffery's personal body guard.

[@MrFarnanonical]

@@MichaelPower212 no he literally is kings guard. It goes over this in depth in the first book, about how hes the first kings guard who isnt a knight. They try to knight him but he refuses. The hound was Joffreys bodyguard before king Robert died but once Joffrey became king Ser Barristan Selmy was fired and the Hound filled the opening.

[@sam_c95]

@@MichaelPower212 I agree that Sansa might have considered suicide but the Hound is a Kingsguard - in this very scene (5:48) he's wearing his white cloak. As Adam said, Sandor was the replacement after the unprecedented removal of Ser Barristan Selmy, and Sandor is the first unknighted member which is also unprecedented. So basically the Lannisters broke all the customs to have Joffrey's bodyguard take a position in the Kingsguard.

[@SoFieReactsTV]

I will post GOT season 1 History and Lore after a couple of hours so make sure to grab a snack and watch the video because it’s gonna be interesting.

[@rsync9490]

You spoil us SoFie. Btw *do not* watch the season 5 history and lore as that is the plot of house of dragon.

[@orashfordfranklin5814]

Thank you sofie.

[@erickknutz5599]

it's kinda like getting a 2'fer

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Oh, nice. I’m glad you decided to do them. I think they really help with the world building & overall knowledge about Westeros.

[@moisesvillagonzalez9146]

Yesss

[@a.a677]

You're one of the first reactors I've seen who actually understood the witch and her motivations, just another example of why you're a really good analyst.

[@whysoserious441]

Cause she already knows the whole storyline

[@crocutabruta9723]

​@@whysoserious441 How you know?

[@childrenoftheabzu]

@@whysoserious441 Reading comprehension? Your comment makes no sense in regard to the original. Nothing to do with storyline or arc. It is about being empathetic and understanding her motivations. Being able to see her side.

[@JarinCOD]

@@whysoserious441 You are dumb as fucking season 8 Jon Snow.

[@Dante1864]

“…for the first time in hundreds of years, the night came alive with the music of dragons.”

[@hali_55]

Don’t know why the sentence in the book makes me emotional

[@annaarwen4345]

No matter how many times I watch the final scene I get chills. Its a really great chapter in the book too.

[@Truthaehnchen]

It's, IMHO, one of the best books-to-TV-adaptations ever in terms of singular scenes. It wasn't a hundred percent accurate and it bothered me that Dany didn't lose her hair, but the emotion and awe you felt was almost the same in the TV scene as in the books.

[@annaarwen4345]

@@Truthaehnchen yeah I agree. Season 1 was perfect book to screen adaption. So many great scenes in that first season, the dialogues and pace were really great story telling. That final scene was the best payoff ive experienced watching a show

[@CoryGasaway]

Daenerys has one of the monikers of "Stormborn" because she was literally born during one of the worst storms in Westerosi history. Some see it as a symbolic omen to greatness.

[@sld1776]

Last episode, SoFie, Queen of Reactors, noticed that Mirri Maz Duur was looking at Dany's belly when she said "bring me a sacrifice." Now she immediately gets that Mirri did it "out of revenge for her people." I've never seen anyone get those on first watch. (*takes a bow*)

[@rsync9490]

As I said in an earlier clip, sofie is an observant watcher.

[@lolilol535]

really ? i mean how can you miss that it's litteraly spelled out. i'm genuinely surprised , you watch your phone at the same time ?

[@sld1776]

@@lolilol535 She got it BEFORE it is spelled out. Do you pay attention to the sequence of events? 🙄

[@neilgriffiths6427]

Only a book reader would have that interpretation - from the show (cannon), it's clearly Jorah's decision to take her into the tent after she began to sing that caused this. The show is NOT the books.

[@lolmao500]

The dialogues in this series are epic.

[@geraldtodd6633]

I love the expressions on people the first time they see the dragons. The look on your face Sophie was wonderful. Episode 9 ended in a very depressing way and then we follow it with the wonder of dragons. This show pulls your emotions in many directions.

[@dmwalker24]

The dynamic between Daenerys and the witch is about gaining a more serious view of the world. She is naive in her view of herself as a savior, and in believing that those she saved would just immediately be her allies. Of course, losing Drogo forced her to make a choice. Between abandoning her goals, and becoming the dragon Queen.

[@thatoneblackdude3333]

It was also about the consequences of her actions she wanted to continue her brothers dream but didn't consider what that would cost for her well...it was more then she expected

[@SilverScribe85]

True Not everyone you save will be grateful to you...but some WILL, as later seasons will show

[@OwenFriday13]

In the books, she's not actually totally fire proof. She went on faith. And the hatching of the eggs is more mystical, ( like things came together, mystically,) if that makes sense.

[@hali_55]

The scene with Robb and Catelyn always makes me cry 🥺

[@Spirit529]

The night watch might be looked down upon in the seven kingdoms, but it's not just murderers and thieves, it's people who left behind their lives and are now trying to find honor in their own ways, I really love the relationship between Jon and the bois, they really do care about each other.

[@ancatdal]

In my opinion one of the best season endings of any show I have watched. It delivers the fallout of Ned's death beautifully, both the grief of his family, and the uprising for independence that it causes. And then it sets up the next journey for so, so many characters, really getting us hyped for what happens to them next season. And then just to top it off, the game changer of dragons being brought back into the world. Just wow, what an ending!

[@DoggyHateFire]

I totally agree with you about it being one of the best seasons of television period. It's a magnificent adaptation of the first book and sets the rest of the series up perfectly.

[@ancatdal]

@@DoggyHateFire Not only that does it set up the rest of the series, but I think it also stands super strongly on it's own. I can definitely re-watch season 1 and season 1 alone, which I can't say for the majority of seasons. Season 1 is probably my favourite GoT season (although seasons 2-4 aren't that far behind).

[@SerbAtheist]

When I look at reaction videos, the one scene I ALWAYS take a look at is how people react to the scene where Dany and Mirri talk. It, along with the scene with Jon and Master Aemon, is perhaps one of the most important scenes of the entire show. These two scenes are absolutely amazing not because of what these two scenes do or do not foreshadow, but because they show us the clashing of perspectives in its rawest form. Writing scenes where good and evil are in conflict is easy, but writing scenes where two different visions of what it means to be good come in conflict with each other is incredibly hard. This is why Game of Thrones is a show unlike any other.

[@FredtheFrisian]

Great finale: of course, … the dragons! Robb, king of the North! And then: looking forward to what Tyrion can do in Kings Landing. I’m glad you acknowledged that the witch did have a reason to defend the world against the Dothraki. You’re one of the few reactors who mentions this, thanks for that! Thanks for sharing your experience this season and all the best for the next one! Warm regards from the Netherlands!

[@aBoyHasNoName87]

"Viserys was an Easter bunny" - things I never expected to hear :D

[@hali_55]

The King in the North scene - chills!

[@harish123az]

A kingsguard cannot inherit any title, lands or be a heir to anyone. Jamie is a kingsguard

[@dabegmister]

this show does have a lot of shock factor in it that's why I love it it is different than any show that I've ever watched

[@MetabolicSpore0]

12:45 Your reaction to Maester Pycell was priceless! 😂😂 "Viserys who? ", damn right! 😁

[@chancefurlong372]

Ned naively warning Cersei and his reluctance for bloodshed had less to do with Ned being a honorable fool(which he was, but still) and more to do with the fact that Ned did not want a repeat of what happened to the Targaryen Crown Prince's two little children, who were dragged out of their bed and murdered in cold blood after King Robert won the Rebellion. Even though Ned had no part in those murders, he felt complicit because he was with the winning side and it kept haunting him for the rest of his life. Ned's POVs in the first book ponders a lot on the murdered children, whose bodies Tywin Lannister laid out in front of the Iron Throne at King Robert's feet, for public viewing, drapped in blood red Lannister banners. You've seen a version of this in the first season lore.

[@smexijebus]

I don't think it's just fire that the eggs needed. Magic of some sort seems to play a big part in it as well. Only death can pay for life: the Khal, the witch, the son. 3 lives, 3 dragons. The Khal and the witch were both in the fire, and they probably would have put the son's remains in the fire as well. Also I've always assumed the infection of his cut was purposefully caused by the witch. He didn't want to be looked at but Dany begged him to let the witch 'heal' him and suddenly he's barely holding on.

[@gatsby8870]

Danyerus was born in one of the fiercest storms in history so she's called "Stormborn". That's my understanding. I think the dragons hatched as result of her magic, the witch, Drogo, and the fire. That's my perspective and I think others will share theirs.

[@khosani1726]

It's not explained concretely, but I think it's basically blood magic where only life can pay for life. Drogo, the witch, and the baby died and 3 dragons were given life in return. Dani even knew this when she said, "it's not your screams I want, but your life." Or, and I like this idea better. Viserys's death was for one of the dragons instead of Miri. That way, they are all named after who gave them life. Drogo = Drogon, Rhaegar = Rhaegal, and Viserys = Viserion

[@thecockerel86]

About the baby dragons: just know that we enter GOT when the magical and mystical are coming back into the Known World. We started with a nightwalker, not seen for thousands of years beyond the Wall, saw a dead mother direwolf which had come all the way south to very near Winterfell to produce six pups, two female and four male, to match the Stark children precisely. We also saw a wight attack Jon Snow and Lord Commander Mormont at Castle Black. The season ended with the birth of dragons. We are in for interesting and fantastical times in the Known World. Buckle up!

[@kriegstenicht3502]

The Dragons hatched not of the fire alone, but because of the burned to death witch, in that fire. Only death can pay for life.

[@Finians_Mancave]

As far as Drogo dying from the "simple scratch", remember that at Dany's insistence the witch was the one who tended to his wound! I think we're supposed to surmise that she started her revenge plan earlier than she admitted to -- and ensured the wound got infected!

[@sam_c95]

This is a popular view and certainly has merit to it, especially in the show. But my opinion is that Mirri was genuinely trying to help Drogo - the treatments she uses are described in the books and they are pretty legit and similar to anything Westerosi maesters may try (boiling wine, sewing it up, then a bandage and ointment). In the books it's said that Drogo found Mirri's treatment irritating so he pulled it off and rubbed mud in the wound because he found it more soothing. To me this sounds very much like a natural infection, and self-inflicted too, but it can't be confirmed either way.

[@thatoneblackdude3333]

@@sam_c95 that would be in line with the dathraki his stubbornness and ignorance killed him , but in the show Its vary explicit she killed him .

[@Duskwalker68]

This reaction series has been great, thanks for the great content!

[@MichaelPower212]

Of course Yoren of the Night's Watch at King's Landing said to his group that it was a 1,000 leagues to the Wall. A group who thought all of its members were bound for the Wall. He couldn't very well single out that there would be a stop along the way at Winterfell to drop off Arya Stark since she was now in disguise.

[@vahauser51]

The dragon eggs got hatched because of the witch's death. "Only death can pay for life."

[@vittoseesit8953]

something that i wished they would of adapted from the books is that when jaime was captures he took out like 10 of the best fighters that Robb had

[@jeffreysmith236]

In the last episode Theon specifically mentioned that.

[@vittoseesit8953]

@@jeffreysmith236 yes, but im saying that i would of liked to see the fight, but i know that they didnt had tehbudget at the moment and everything so its okay

[@ancatdal]

I'm really glad you were able to realise that Mirri had good reason to not want to see "The Stallion Who Mounts The World" come to be, given the horrible things done to her village and people, and that she didn't owe Dany anything for "saving her", when Dany's people were the ones inflicting violence upon Mirri's people. One can certainly argue that killing a child before they have ever done anything wrong is deeply horrible too, it is. It's almost like that question, "would you kill baby Hitler?". When Dany says, "it is not your screams I want, only your life.", in the books she adds, "I remember what you told me. Only death can pay for life.” (which we also see Mirri tell Dany in the show). She also thinks "She had sensed the truth of it long ago (...) But the brazier had not been hot enough " (Remember how Dany put the eggs in the fire, and was unharmed when she touched it. Some instinct or intuition seems to have made Dany connect heat with hatching the eggs. And now with the lesson taught to her so harshly by Mirri, she has a second piece - blood sacrifice. Remember the Targaryen words, "Fire and Blood". And just because this is pretty badass, Dany thinks: "The godswife thought her a child, but children grow, and children learn."

[@BardOfAndromeda]

Aha, another reactor - Mr Video - also called him Middlefinger :D Really enjoying your reactions, very few details escape your attention - I like that :)

[@Cbricklyne]

Yes, Dany went into the pyre knowing that the fire would make the dragon eggs hatch (in addition to blood magic), and it was the witch who clued her into this. "Only Death can pay for life" It's true in this show (and has already been shown to be true, like when Sansa's direwolf Lady was killed, and at the same moment, Bran returns from the point of death after falling from the window). Don't forget that phrase since it will come into play again several times before this show is over. There had already been two sacrifices of life - Drogo and her son - so she (Dany) only needed one more sacrifice to have three deaths for the three lives of the dragons, and the witch was the third.

[@tariizm1500]

1:49 actually head cutting is fair especially for Starks in this universe almost every houses have their own style to kill/punish Starks's is head cutting Targaryen's look like burning enemies alive house Bolton's flaying enemies alive etc

[@painlord2k]

It occurred to me, the prophecy of Mirri, in the end, was fullfilled. Just substitute the Sun with the Son.

[@keanancupido]

Best reaction to Dany's dragons being born 😭

[@Orimthekeyacolite]

It wasn't the heat of the pyre that did it. It was the sacrifice. Only death may pay for life.

[@salmonsuit]

the scene between robb and catelyn is so good

[@ellidamunch2389]

its so fun to watch you react because i feel like you really take the time to appreciate all the details! Love this channel sm

[@victores9588]

One of the best episodes of the series! 😊

[@johnnyd1790]

The wich made sure Drogo's wound gets infected to begin with. Makes total sense.

[@cubablue602]

I'm glad you understood the reasons why the 'witch' took revenge on the Dothraki, not many do. They are just slavers, butchers and savages at the end of the day.

[@Adrian_Marmy]

13:10 "can we call him middle-finger from now on?" - that cracked me up 😄

[@maloneaqua]

If you don’t get get emotional in the king of the north scene you aren’t worth the water your body is using no cap

[@icewinddale2675]

"There is no men like me. Only me" - Jaime MFing Lannister, humble man. "I didn't say it was your honor" - Commander Jeor Mormont spitting game. That was a great line. "Strong military mind. Stern, but sternness in defense of the realm is no vice" - Old man Pycelle spittin facts too??!

[@darth856]

Only Game of Thrones would kill off Ned, Robert, Drogo and Viserys all in the first season. And like you said, in unexpected ways too. I can't wait for you to see the rest.

[@azlnbstrmann1577]

I love Tywin

[@EXOsNoona]

“Middlefinger” haha I love it!

[@mayaamis]

Sofie I found your channel through Buffy and enjoyed watching your Buffy reactions so glad you are watching this two. Just finished S1 and I enjoyed it so much as usual great reactions and predictions :)

[@SeeliaVachon]

"We know no King but the King in the North!" 😭😭😭

[@MrFarnanonical]

7:32 that scene always made me laugh, not because Cersei is only into Lannisters, but because of how deep his voice is compared to how scrawny he is.

[@lordharpys]

For the first time in hundreds of years we have dragons and A King in the North 🙏

[@BNutsTV]

I loved your excitement when you seen the dragons. You are in for a wild ride. Hopefully no one spoils it for you. Can’t wait til you finish every season!

[@tsxtina2919]

The eggs hatched because she gave three sacrifices. “Only death can pay for life.” She gave three lives, her baby, her husband, and the witch. She got three dragons

[@herozero7484]

The only right comment

[@MrFarnanonical]

9:26 it never really goes into Tywins backstory in the series but the reason he's disappointed in Tyrion is because Tywin is "The man who does not smile". Tywins father was a very weak ruler who let his vassals walk all over him. It made Tywin resentful because even his vassals openly mocked his father, who was the lord of the westerlands. Eventually Tywin wiped out the second most powerful house in the westerlands. The Rains of Castamere. Destroying them utterly, nobody dared cross him after that. He turned his house from a laughing stock to the most powerful house in Westeros. What does that have to do with Tyrion? Tywin won't abide any perceived slight to his family. So Tywin hates Tyrion because hes a dwarf, and he also hates Tyrion because of his drunken whore mongering. Tyrions existence is a a stain on his family name and legacy. Oh and also because Tywins wife died giving birth to Tyrion. Tywin actually loved her a lot. Tywin is a very interesting character, hes based on one of my favorite medieval Kings. King Edward "longshanks". Who was also absolutely ruthless but also an incredibly capable ruler.

[@dmidkif]

I love all the scenes between Robb and Catelyn

[@mercurydylan899]

Lowkey this season 1 finale episode may be the greatest episode in GOT history. Pound for pound; minute by minute… perfect. There are other great ones and there are great ones with more seminal and memorable MOMENTS. But I don’t know this is right there with certain episode in season 4, season 3 episode 9, episode 9 season 2, etc.

[@rogerlie4176]

Winterfell is on the road to the Wall so Yoren is meaning to get Arya there.

[@danofsteel1108]

In the books Daenaerys had a dream which the show omitted. However look it at this way Sofie Dragons hatched due to a ritual the components were. Drogo on the pyre the three dragon eggs the witch Miri Mazdur and Daenerys herself being blood of the dragon allowed her to hatch the eggs.

[@ugsita]

Joffrey didn's say "viseris" he saied "ser marin" Ser marin did enjoy bi given tasks li ke this (Hitting little girls) He should pay for do things like that, instead he's payed for doing it. He really has the job of his dreams

[@tonismith3707]

Grand Maester Pycell rattled on to get out of paying Roz. Yoran is really taking Arya to Winterfell. She is called Daenarys Stormborn because she was born during a bad storm that had the dogs howling all night long.

[@Nicamon]

*MOTHER OF DRAGONS!!!!!* 🤩🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Middlefinger!!!🤣

[@BryusCarpius]

It would be very awkward and tragic if Jon deserted the Watch for Rob because then Rob would have to decide to behead him HIMSELF. Jon is a Brother now, he is not Rob's brother anymore.

[@kidgforce1]

Only death can pay for life. So she sacrificed Drogo, her son and the witch to get the three dragons. It´s fire magic.

[@victorsixtythree]

The first book ends: "... and for the first time in hundreds of years, the night came alive with the music of dragons."

[@davemcbroom695]

"This is next level shit y'all." 😂😂

[@allansaintmary5523]

I love watching your reactions even though you’re late to the party for this epic series 😊

[@nesta-ys1rn]

First time you hear the Targaryen theme!🦖

[@a.a677]

one of the best themes

[@hjalnelson9579]

Only death pays for life.. stands to reason only three deaths pays for three lives.

[@theonemrtom101]

Great reaction👏🏻

[@ocelot815]

The babies finally hatched! 🐉🐉🐉

[@swordmonkey6635]

Sansa being forced to look at her father's head on a spike broke her idea of romantic fantasy she'd been living in. This is when Sansa starts growing.

[@ashokreddy2982]

Remember this word she gonna rule the Series till seventh season 🔥❤️

[@Skirne]

I really appreciate your defense of the witch and her actions against Khal Drogo and Dany's unborn child. She was a victim too, and from her perspective her actions were justified. This is such amazing writing, isn't it? You can hate these characters and what they do and completely see understand and sympathize with their choices at the same time.

[@victores9588]

Love the hat! U look extra good today! 😍!!!!

[@ugsita]

You asked why dod the hound stop Sansa? Do you realize that THe hound was already joffrey's personal body guard even before before Joffrey was king and he joined the king's guards? The real question is why he did not expose her

[@deiseabu]

Exactly

[@Gwenhwyfar7]

Yes, they're going to the Wall, but Winterfell is on the way.

[@hali_55]

7:19 the way Catelyn says “why?” makes me laugh 😂 she sounds genuinely shocked and horrified even though she knew

[@SentientPotatoXIII]

I know I'm late but I wanted to say that I love your hat ☺ it looks cute

[@hibye-pg4rr]

Idk I feel like joffrey has always been worse than viserys. I feel like viserys was mad and cruel because he was made bitter by his circumstance whereas joffrey seems to be terrible simply because he can

[@maryjonas8235]

EMILIA THE BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

[@atlasisshrugging]

@SoFieReacts I don't know if I was the only person who caught it, but you are the second GoT reactor who has referred to Littlefinger as "Middle-finger".😊 (The first one was Leo, also known as "Mr. Video".) I think it's an amusing coincidence that both of you thought of this very appropriate nickname within a couple of episodes of each other.😎 (Leo is a full season ahead of you, though.)

[@debbieverret4033]

Fire and blood

[@Schnabeltassentier]

17:12 you might want to cut/censor that part, before your video gets taken down

[@vannistelrooy1127]

Dany is the best fictional character all time!!!!!

[@enzonicolas7501]

Dragons are amazing.

[@a.a677]

FIRE AND BLOOD!

[@malyvo0]

"Middlefinger" it is, then :-D

[@Ziel23987]

The witch had very good points. Drogo and his khalasar were slavers, rapists and murderers who were looking for easy prey. They did ruin her life already, why was she supposed to help them? Should Drogo be nursed back to health, so that he could lead his army to do all this over and over? If anything, she was extremely brave, since a painful death was all she could have expected. Perhaps the child was a bit of an overkill, but considering who he was said to become, it's kind of understandable.

[@kbgp4826]

Viserys is a basket of muffins compared to Joffrey.

[@Bry-cz7yf]

Really enjoying

[@rustyflowers1696]

S1E6 : "You smooth talking liar. This is going to be an abusive relationship" about Joffrey and Sansa. Haha you got the abusive part right. You don't need to do smooth talking when you're the king 🙂 S1E9 : "Khal drogo dying from a little cut that got infected. Is this really happening. Is it really happening. I refuse to believe it. No no drogo is not dying." Dies from an infected cut 🙃

[@allocat5867]

I think the dragons were born because the witch was burned in that fire.

[@apulrang]

I’ve always thought that the question of whether Jorah is “in love with” Daenerys is best thought of as a matter of percentages. I’d say that in this episode, it’s about 70% admiration for her as a good person, and 30% love and sexual attraction to her. After the dragons are born, there’s probably 10 or so percent religious awe in there too.

[@thatoneblackdude3333]

In the books I think it's more flipped the other way