GoT Season 6 Being Devoid of Logic 2

[@professional_tool_user]

The show went from Ned limping after being impaled in the leg, Khal Drogo dying from an infected wound to Arya jumping from one place to another after multiple stab wounds

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

Feminism dontcha know. Girls can do anything better than boys.

[@marwanali4878]

@@A_Black_Sheep94 LP not feminism. The writers are just garbage

[@juliandacosta6841]

@@marwanali4878 agreed

[@SentientPotatoXIII]

Stereotypical action movie bs. Doesn't matter if it makes sense, it looks cool.

[@jackcanox4015]

Yes jumping of a bridge into a sewage after 2 full knives were inserted and twisted into her abdomen....so yeha..hahaha

[@GodotOfficial]

I can’t believe the show ended on a cliffhanger after season 4

[@mrforce301]

Yea, that sucks. Still waiting for season 5, if its made one day...

[@akosleoszilagyi2529]

*Season 6

[@JoshuaKevinPerry]

agreed. Would have loved to see why Varys wanted Tyrion to escape

[@gautamjuyal]

It's been 8 years since the finale, and rumors are that we'll get to explore Targaryen history with a prequel.

[@TheRealHerbaSchmurba]

Im the rare person who really enjoyed season 5, but I think Im biased because my favorite scene from the series, Hardhone, was in it.

[@chrismelow3543]

I love you'll never run out of idea to show your disgust about the writing

[@iceman7757]

Cause he doesn't have any other content other than bitching about a show that ended 3 years ago.

[@boyankovachev7982]

@@iceman7757 why are ya here then? Bit(ch)

[@SexhatClhxlhxyoxyl]

@@iceman7757 everyone abuses content your point 🤔

[@iceman7757]

@@boyankovachev7982 to see what new shit he is whining about

[@kyleisbart9042]

@@iceman7757 found the season 7 and 8 fanboy 🤡

[@melissablackwood]

Nobody seems to care that Dany left Daario behind to guard Meereen or some nonsense, which we all know was just a cheap way to remove a romantic rival from Jon's path. And then Dany lost her supporters one by one, but Daario was never seen nor heard from again. Just sitting in Meereen being a meme.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

Oh you know he turned Meereen and the entire east right back to the way it was before.

[@Wulfjager]

@@A_Black_Sheep94 after Dany ditched him and after he heard she died as well, you better believe he's switch everything back to the way it was

[@arionjoramaeneas]

The last sentence even rimes… better writing than dumb and dumber

[@Al4___]

He'll probably declare himself king of Mereen

[@dannygreen592]

People care about Dany's side? Hmm, I always skip over her parts when re-watching GOT, I can't stand her plot or esp her character, she's a spoiled brat that went mad queen. That's mainly why I could give a crap less about the Targaryens.

[@brendanward2991]

The scene with Tyrion, Greyworm and Missandei drinking wine and telling jokes is probably the best example of how talentless Benioff and Weiss. Creative bankruptcy.

[@sofiane7161]

I agree, although the first joke from Tyrion could have made sense in the way that the situation reminds him that he is no longer in Westeros now, and people from Essos won't share the same culture with him (and by extension, won't understand his humor). But yes, the rest of the scene is clearly far-fetched.

[@Jonny-cv2hp]

i still dont mind the scene cuz im in love with tyrion missandei and greyworm. but its shit. ik that but i love it still

[@LPChipi]

Not really though. They're good writers when they care. The scenes between Tywin and Arya, for example or the conversation between Littlefinger and Varys which is one of the best moments in the show, those were all originally written for the show. And to be honest, Varys and Littlefinger are way more fleshed out in the show than in the books. That's all them too, but they just stopped caring and did this shit.

[@Jonny-cv2hp]

@@LPChipi good writers he says HAHHAAHHAAHHAHA

[@LPChipi]

@@Jonny-cv2hp Maybe if you cared to jump out of the bandwagon... This was written by them. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpbNpHduhsmfhJo

[@aziizrocks]

Just to pile on, it's Sansa's fault her brother died since she could have impacted the battle beforehand if the Vale rode in from the start. And not only did Cercei destroy an well beloved religion, she also killed the Tyrells who were also VERY loved by kings landing, and all that while she was hated. Few scenes later everyone apparently forgot all that and cheered for her while she illegally crowned herself queen.

[@thomaslynch5313]

Sansa and Jon also kinda forgot they had an ally who could bring people back from the dead. Either that or they both just didn't give a fuck about Rickon after he died.

[@sensen9900]

Nobody knew it was Cercei.... Kinda not sure how people still think anyone knew that beside herself and a handfull of other but yeah thats that. And the Red Priest could bring BACK 1 SPECIFIC Person, same as the Red Priest who is with the Brotherhood. And in both cases its highly doubtable that they have the Power to bring back the dead, and its more or less just cases of "pretendet death" anyway, since they arnt really "high Evovled" in Terms of Medical Knowledge.

[@bloodypsycho6025]

@@sensen9900 who else would the masses be lead to believe would do that? Tyrells are dead, Tommens wife dead, Tommen himself dead, The religion that a publicly shamed queen was at odds with reduced to cinders using wildfire (wildfire that had been mentioned as a rumor to exist in story), even if the act was committed by another group Cerci would’ve been the one everyone with half a brain would’ve pointed too just outta anger.

[@sensen9900]

@@bloodypsycho6025 The Masses arnt a logical thinking Group, they never were and never will be. They are completly and easly be swayed and manipulated, simply by some Lords saying "Tommen sucieded because some Evildoes killed his Wife and destroyed the Sept of Belor, therefore his Mother Queen Regent will take over the Throne as First Woman and Punish the once who wronged the good King"..... Manipulation of the Masses isnt a Hard Thing to do at all, beside that they are also extremly intimidating and rule with Fear since at least Tywin. If a Lannister tells you something, and your arnt another Powerfull lord, even if you dont believe him all you do is Nod your Head and Smile. What happens to someone who does otherwise is Shown several Times in the Series, and litteraly nobody (except maybe a handfull of friends and family) cares what happens to 1 or 2 Troublemaker with no Real Power, Wealth or Fame what so ever. Its basicly the same there as in Real Life for us with Homeless People.... Only a few People really care about them, maybe there is a News Report, but in the End, they dont matter to the great overall Ideas and Thinkings of a Scociety as a whole.

[@zer0953]

Rickon would die either way, no way someone as sadistic as ramsay would let him go or anything,, but anyway i noticed so many flaws in writing after 2nd rewatch of these seasons even then, how Cersei never suffered anything for blowing up the sept is just lazy lazy writing, it was shocking to watch, especially tommen's death, music, directing was just amazing but writing... oh dear lord.... btw they thought we would dismiss killing off numerous characters as incredible and shocking(which it was) but there is another layer to that, they shortened the list of characters so they dont have to write their stories anymore

[@Alsoblank]

i can’t believe no one mentioned ramsy shoting an arrow to the gaint eye instead of john snow

[@TheBarber5550]

This comment really needs more thumbs up for the video author to see it

[@DjVtheJESUSsouja]

well Ramsay was surrounded at that point it didn't matter tbh and he wanted Jon alive to try the 1 on 1 combat trick first on him which made sense cause Jon was kinda stupid at that point in time

[@stevem2323]

Much much bigger target?

[@dannygreen592]

Then we wouldn't have that cool fight and also, this thing called "honor" even with bad people, call it war/battle honor. How crap would it of been if they won the battle, for Jon and the rest to get inside Winterfell and just be shot by an arrow from Ramsey.. Not only bad but underwhelming.

[@zzickos]

@@dannygreen592 "Then we wouldn't have that cool fight" is not an excuse. They made the scene and they put Ramsey in position to either kill Jon or giant. Just write it so that Jon isn't present or something like that. And are you really implying that Ramsey has honor? Guy who fed a baby to his hounds, murdered his father(dishonorably), won 2 sieges(that we are shown) by offering enemies safe passage if they surrender and then flaying them alive after they surrendered, guy who tortures and murders people for fun. He has no honor, writing is just dumb.

[@germanpatis9136]

Euron Greyjoy in the books:Evil maniacal mysterious apocalypse bringer Euron Greyjoy in the show:FINGER IN THE BUM

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

There were only *two* scenes where I _remotely_ saw anything like BookEuron; where he kills Balon, & where he comes onto Yara’s ship - Jack Sparrow crossed with Freddy Krueger was what those idiots were supposed to be going for, but they failed...

[@thomasjensen3403]

What does that have to do with season 6 ?

[@LiberatedMind1]

@@thomasjensen3403 It's just commentary.

[@IronFreakV]

They should've have just called him Victarion - wouldn't have been great either but would've made more sense. Eurons actor I found quite enjoyable but man reading the books afterwards really sucked that enjoyment out on the second watch

[@Noobie2k7]

Yeah. Book Euron is actual nightmare fuel. Makes Ramsey Bolton look like a little fairy by comparison. While in the show he's just a stereotypical pirate acting guy. Then again in the books Ramsey is also 100x more sadistic.

[@kevincatal8869]

Its funny because it was sad to see our favorite characters go in earlier seasons. Like Rob and Catlyn, but if they lived to later seasons they would have just had been ruined by the writing.

[@made-line7627]

That's very true. And if they actually brought Catelyn back as Lady Stoneheart, I can't imagine it would have been well executed (no pun intended), at all.

[@aubreezily13]

Catelyn in season 8: "To be honest, I never cared much about finding and bringing home my children."

[@gaboogarciaav]

@@aubreezily13 💀

[@KaiHung-wv3ul]

Robb: "To be honest I never cared much about avenging my father, successfully or otherwise."

[@jacobyoung9981]

After reading the books, it’s so obvious how all the problems with the show arose when they ran out of material and started writing for themselves. Almost all of the memorable dialogue from early seasons is directly out of the books, and it’s clear D&D simply couldn’t write to the quality of GRRM. Makes you wonder what would have happened with the show if GRRM had stayed on his original pace and finished ahead of the show.

[@shanouboubou]

The worst part is that they didn't even run out of material by S5, they still had enough content for at least two seasons but decided to do their own thing instead

[@HumbertoRamosCosta]

@@shanouboubou You're not wrong, but the fact was that 1) HBO put a limit on the budget (D&D could decide in how many seasons they would use it). 2) D&D received invitations for a lot of other projects (including Star Wars), so they have to 'end it soon'.

[@geribenkougeki]

I'd say its also probably because they cut characters that are essential to the future of the plot in the books leading to them having to write a story with a key point to the plot missing

[@mariusm.xenomorphwarrior757]

@@geribenkougeki and that was one of the reasons why GRRM left them alone I can remember GRRM saying in an interview that he is missing Lady Stoneheart very much their reasoning behind it is that they didn´t want to use too much of resurrection to let ppl wonder/fear if Jon comes back to life or not but since they did it with Beric Dondarrion anyways idk why the stated that as their point of not including Lady stoneheart

[@lokidoki525]

@@shanouboubou hey, i saw this argument come up very often. While i do agree that there is enough Material in the 4 and 5 book to make 2 seasons instead of one, this would also habe resulted in a more boring experience. So d&d would then have to come up with filler storys for the main characters (dany, jon, sansa) to inclued the aspects of the books that were cut out like the real dorne plot or Aegon 2. They probably wcraped that idea since they probably didnt like doing it like in season 4 with jon. I think they should have just increased the episode runtime to 1h 10 mins to accomodate the rest of the books and increase their budget to 10 mil like season 6 and it would have been perfect. The real thing however still is that grrm is lazy and doesnt publish winds of winter and his other books.

[@Lamsan02]

I felt actual pain in my torso seeing Arya jump and run around after being stitched. I read too much action manga where "OH NO HIS WOUNDS HAVE REOPENED" happens all the time lol

[@the_justified]

As someone who had surgery and several stitches in my abdomen, I also cringed. I could barely walk the day after and something like laughing brought so much pain to me , it was torture. How she managed to run and slide and bump into things with such speed while barely flinching is beyond me.

[@Warlord-vo4cd]

East way to fix the battle of the bastards, have Sansa tell Jon about the vale forces. Tell other northern houses about this to gain support. Then have Ramsay learn about this and attack Jon before the vale forces arrive then have them arrive last minute. Should have the same result and not be as dumb

[@glebbokhan9777]

Not sure they could have kept the Whatshisname Stark murder scene then. And it's definitely modern day TV/cinema writing to fuck up logic for a neat visual

[@Warlord-vo4cd]

Have Ramsay flay Rickon and send Jon the skin before the battle to make him act rashly would fix the first point. You're right on the second tho

[@michaelmcdoesntexist1459]

That would be in línea with seasons 1-4. But that kind of consistence is not allowed anymore

[@Warlord-vo4cd]

Any thing that took more than 5 brain cells isn’t allowed anymore with D and D

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

The majority of Northern houses were pledged to the Boltons at that point. Divulging the info about the vale wouldn't have been smart.

[@markoarkaina8656]

Having Tyrion and Varys wandering around Meereen alone, with hidden enemies everywhere is odd. 2 high-ranking memebers of Dany's organisation would be valuable hostages. Its like the vice-president and CIA director wandering around Baghdad with no security!

[@thomaslynch5313]

Walking around unguarded for absolutely no reason while talking about how dangerous the Sons are. I really wish this series just embraced the fact that it had become a comedy by the end.

[@insert-name101]

Lol

[@-Tekuo-]

These videos will never get old. GoT went downhill as soon as D&D ran out of book material I guess they kinda forgot what logic is

[@stevenhayes7910]

Not true. It went bad when They Left the book material. A Dance with Dragons was out 4 years before season 5, and a Feast for Crows even earlier. But season 5 ignored most of their storylines and created random garbage. Agreed that these vids never get old and they forgot logic tho. Lol

[@bulbakirb5789]

The bigger issue is that they're just not great writers, One of them was behind the terrible Deadpool change in the Xmen Origins Wolverine movie. They suck at anything that isn't a near direct adaption. They actually had a huge amount of book material they skipped which is the bigger issue. Jon Snow in S5 is a much better character then Tyrion in S5 because Jon Snow's story is still somewhat similar to his book arc, while Tyrion's story is drastically different. The exclusion of Young Griff/Aegon in Tyrion's story leads to alot of end game problems later, and the exclusion of Tyrion's Tysha reveal at the end of S4 hurts his character development. Ironically S5 is the season he won his emmy, despite having nothing to do, so it just goes to show that critics don't really care much about the actual quality of the show.

[@PeterHKwok]

9:10 The Blackfish escapes in the books and the Lannisters are still searching for him at this point, his death on the show is so out of character for him

[@Edmures_rampant_manhood]

He's basically dead in the books as well, considering that we'll probably never see the next installment 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@meloderieugif2294]

Tyrion's brains died with Tywin

[@kim8dk]

D&D were trying to copy the battle from Lord of the Rings where Gandalf rides in when everything seems lost. But it doesn't really work at all emotionally due to Sansa being made incompetent(or evil) while knowing she basically killed their brother, and a bunch of their army, and the fact that they could have bargained their way out of the battle entirely, due to having a way way larger army.

[@megamovieman101]

D&D tried so hard to have their own version of Helm’s Deep. Battle of the Bastards was cool, sure, but it didn’t make sense. The Long Night was just completely illogical and boring as hell. Hardhome was more of a massacre than a battle. Blackwater and the Battle of the Wall are the closest they came to having their own Helm’s Deep

[@horos02]

It would have made more sense for littlefinger to marry sansa instead giving her to the boltons.

[@Lukas-vg1vi]

Thats true... We never get Littlefingers motives why he is doing all the stuff he is doing, out of he wants to marry sansa. So why dies he send here to Ramsay?

[@char4980]

i honestly still have no idea why he gave her to the Boltons in the first place.

[@michaelmcdoesntexist1459]

In the books, there is a peasant northen girl named Jeyne Poole she is the daughter of a servant and Sansa's friend. When the Lannisters kill Ned Stark and take Sansa as hostage, Littlefinger take Jeyne Poole to his brothels to make her a prostitute. A lot of time later (the equivalent to seasons 4-5) they send this peasant girl to the North claiming she is ARYA Stark so the Boltons could have a legit claim as Wardens of the North. In the books this kickstarts a lot of people to fight the Boltons (Stannis, Jon, Manderly, etc), so they can save little Ned's girl. Meanwhile Sansa spends all this time rising her influence on the Vale. Since Jeyne Poole doesn't exists in the series and the Vale plot is still going on the books, Dumbass&Dumber thought it was a great idea to put Sansa in the plot of Jeyne, mixing two arcs in one...

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

@@michaelmcdoesntexist1459 She also chews her fingers off. Just because.

[@panthera9151]

@@A_Black_Sheep94 I think it was Ramsay's first wife (lady Went was her name, or something like that) who did this because Ramsay had her locked in her chamber to starve to death.

[@frankvandorp2059]

I always loved the theory that Arya really died in season 6 and the 'Arya' that went to Westeros was actually the Waif. Because that would have created a lot fewer plot holes, Jaqen's last dialogue with her would sort of make sense, AND it would have been an amazing twist in future seasons. But that would actually be moderately good writing, which D&D aren't capable of.

[@Vetrarland]

When she arrived at Winterfell trying to get in and asked the guard who's in charge after the guard said "Lady Stark", Arya asked "which Lady Stark?" like there's another Stark woman besides Sansa in question...

[@dannygreen592]

excuse me but tho tf is "Waif"? Is that even a word?

[@QueenDaenerysTargaryen]

It seems to me that a queen who trusts no one is as foolish as a queen who trusts everyone.

[@joana5337]

Thank you for your words of wisdom, D&D-free Dany. You will forever live in your beautiful current state in our hearts.

[@char4980]

intelligent queen

[@erinw.9256]

Wise words, your grace.

[@dannygreen592]

Alright Yoda.

[@jordanread5829]

The stuff with the vale would've worked fine as it is if upon Sansa telling Jon, he refuses the help because he doesn't trust Littlefinger. Which I mean, who would? The guy has a history of backstabbing people when he has no further use for them. However he is the key to one of the largest armies left in Westros. Sometimes you just have to play with the hand you have been dealt. That way the Vale coming in to save the day would be painted as Sansa going behind Jons back. And a lot better than what we actually got. As now there is realistic tension between Jon and Sansa. As Jon is an honorable fool like his Uncle. While Sansa is willing to secure wins. Honor be damned. This also helps showcase that Sansa is indeed learning from Littlefinger. But instead it is a deux ex machina and the tension between Jon and Sansa feels forced. For the actual battle itself in this scenario, it needs to be framed better. Jon surviving improbable odds is beyond realistic. Even for a fantasy series.

[@LaughterCigar]

In just 2 paragraphs you came up with a plotline 200000x times better than the one the actual professional writers of the show went with lol

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

Tbh Sansa and Jon could have just killed Littlefinger immediately and the Vale and it's leaders would still have rallied behind Sansa as they clearly loved her and hated Littlefinger

[@tebourbi]

The one flaw with that plotline is Jon attacking winterfell with such a small army that is granted 100% to lose

[@saberthecoolest]

how are youtube comments full of better ideas than most of the actual ones we got in S5-8

[@muhammadeyssa23648]

@@tebourbi Lil bro he already DID do that in the plot line we got so what’s the problem for making it make more sense?

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

The Dothraki were always terrible on this show. They were supposed to be the Mongols, who were the exact opposite of primitive barbarians. They were highly advanced barbarians who conquered half the planet. Their cavalry tactics are still studied in military academies, as are all of Subotai's battles. You never see any of that on GoT. They are not clever, never use any trick plays at all, and their only tactics are meaningless duels and to ride forward while yodeling, not even in formation. They are really only on the show to be reprehensible misogynist strawmen that the amazingest gal ever can psychopathically murder. I rolled my eyes every single time the show went to Essos. Nothing good was likely to result from that after Viserys' death.

[@franki1651]

It's actually quite lucky that so many of our favourite characters died so early, considering they would have otherwise been butchered by the writing later on.

[@hakanflodin4555]

Yeah imagine how Tywin would have been written in the last season. I'm scared to think about that

[@Mark-qz8fu]

@@hakanflodin4555 "To be honest I never really cared much for family, Lannister or otherwise."

[@steve3326]

Just imagine how they they would have written ned stark in season 8 🤣

[@dannygreen592]

Who would of known the biggest threat of death from the show was the show it's self.

[@muhammadeyssa23648]

@@steve3326 ‘I never cared about Honour’

[@winkinggerbil]

1-4 Starks are the good guys 5-7 Starks are FUCKING EVIL

[@czzp77]

8 Starks are somewhere between good and evil

[@torinpalethorpe3616]

These vids remind me how much of seasons 5-8 I have blocked out of my mind. I haven't rewatched many of those episodes whereas seasons 1-4 I've gone through like three times each. That says enough.

[@CelestialSpino]

They should have just given Wun Wun (The Giant) a Tree or something to fight with and he would have defeated Ramsy's army on his own.

[@Levacque]

Too clever, get out of the writer's room

[@LadyDynamitez]

@@Levacque and too funny, would alone beat all the cock and fart jokes D&D managed to write

[@DDLLDDLLDDLL]

I will never forgive Sansa not telling Jon about the Vale 😤

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

It was frustrating & stupid- & I actually like Sansa- if only she was more like Blackwater Sansa later on...

[@tagus100]

The thing that gets me about the Battle of the Bastards is that you see walls of bodies at least 12-13ft high. There is no way there were that many men (both on Jon's and the Bolton's sides) fighting who were then killed to form those mountains. Where the fuck did all those bodies come from?

[@michaelmcdoesntexist1459]

That was a fumble. All of them were looking for the ball

[@6thsavage]

Yeah, that reminds me of the wights raining out of the sky and piles of bodies during the “””Long Night””” episode. They were not getting up and attacking, they seemed more like a more stylized artistic representation of death. Which I guess could work, had that concept been implemented in a show relevant to that style presentation at all.

[@Levacque]

@@6thsavage lol it's so funny you should say that. I was just thinking about how there is literally no appreciation for metaphor or symbolism in D&D's writing. They don't seem to grasp the idea of abstract representation.

[@DaysieRose]

The only reason I can think Sansa didn't tell Jon about her extra forces is that she didn't trust him not to mishandle them by playing into one of Ramsay's traps. This is how I saw it based on their conversation. You're right though, I didn't consider that other houses would have been more likely to join them if they thought Jon had a larger force

[@dannygreen592]

WHO CARES!? omg lol.

[@DaysieRose]

The 51 people who like the comment?

[@muhammadeyssa23648]

@@DaysieRose You don’t make sense at all.

[@ebirahdeep4399]

People say this show sucked because of the last season, but honestly that's giving 5,6 and 7 way too much credit. They were terrible.

[@TheIndian211]

Storm of Swords definitely should have gotten an extra season or two as well. Season 5 especially deviated so far from the books tjat it's astounding. Like, they tell the some of the same stories but miss the point of including these character arcs completely.

[@Levacque]

Season 5 is a midden heap, and 6-8 is just the gradual decomposition of it

[@pierrelhommet1118]

The Bolton cavalry season 6 : A joke compared to the one used to defeat the Goddamn Mannis

[@geromackler9761]

THE GODDAMN MANNIS

[@sblinder1978]

It might seem like Jon has a lot of plot armor, but that was to show that he is truly Azor Ahai and is the one destined to hide from a dragon and not kill the Night King.

[@Edmures_rampant_manhood]

Arya killing the Night King was so lame. Imagine if the Wasp would have got the killshot on Thanos in Endgame 🤣

[@tezz2698]

As another point about the Knights of the Vale, somehow an entire army of cavalry men were able to sneak through the entire North to Winterfell without Ramsay ever finding out about them. Did none of the houses feel like informing him? Did he not have any scouts around when he went to fight Jon?

[@chrishifter]

I love that even after all this time the disappointment still rings strong hahaha

[@Alondite993]

The Sons of the Harpy burning Dany's fleet to make way for the Iron Fleet being needed later works on paper and I would have supported it had it not been so poorly executed. The writers could easily have made it so that the SotH managed to only burn a portion of Dany's fleet, a believable amount given their numbers but enough that Dany would still need the Iron Fleet later to shore up her losses. It would also not make the Unsullied look so utterly incompetent and asinine, and would have at least been guarding the docks in some capacity.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

They also burned the entire fleet within 10 seconds of the bells ringing.

[@PeterHKwok]

13:00 The Dragon Demands KZbin channel explained from DVD commentary and other behind the scenes stuff that there was a twist in the original script, most likely that the Umbers and possibly other houses defect cuz it would go over the point that is still foreshadowed in the final cut that if you betray people like the Boltons did, other people are gonna resent them for it and look to screw them over, however per director Miguel Sapochnik's interview D&D would not listen to his obvious advice that what they wanted for the amount of days they set aside was unfilmable and he had to fight them so hard to use less one takes of the "Commander" Jon Snow SILENTLY walking around the battlefield making stressed faces to Emmy-bait and got them use more wide shots to establish that huge set they put together to make things actually look interesting and put the scale of the battle into perspective

[@Edmures_rampant_manhood]

Not surprising.

[@HK-gm8pe]

the fact that Cersei literally blew up catholic church of Game of thrones should have had serious consequences

[@wintersnoob]

It's like she blew the Vatican and the entire US presidency and everyone's like .... "Hum okay, tomorrow's a different day"

[@slickmackey620]

I see Supercuts despising GoT. I give thumbs up.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

The part where Dany burns the Kahls is hillarious. How did Dany know she could survive that? Sure she knows she can't be hurt by fire, but doesn't she still need to breathe? Couldn't she die from suffocation even if the fire itself doesn't physically harm her? Also couldn't she be killed by falling rubble when the building collapses?

[@bplup6419]

Arya: "I know a killer when I see one." Also Arya: 4:15

[@alex_vee]

Also Arya: 5:01 WASTED!🤣

[@johns1625]

I've had stomach pains from simple diarrhea so bad that I spent HOURS just crumpled up in my bathroom. Imagine being stabbed in the stomach even once. You wouldn't be able to even stand let alone run and jump and roll down stairs. Shows like this just eviscerate stories and realism when written by people who have apparently never even been injured.

[@the_last_blue_shiba]

I like how Sansa was turned into a bloodlusting psychopath who CHOSE to let almost everyone die for absolutely no reason other than her own amusement, I reckon. And the possible idea that she did it to (again, like a psychopath) so she could be considered the one who saved the day is simply false to begin with, because in a rational scenario, if she did that, everyone would consider her guilty of all the deaths because she withheld the most crucial information in the lives of everyone who died on that field. They literally didn't have to die there, but Sansa decided that they will.

[@Edmures_rampant_manhood]

It made sense to hold the Vale forces back, otherwise Ramsey would've stayed inside Winterfell's walls, forcing a siege, for which Jon's forces didn't have the time. But Sansa not telling Jon was absurd.

[@the_last_blue_shiba]

@@Edmures_rampant_manhood Keep them back and prevent Ramsay from knowing, yes. Prevent Jon and their own forces from knowing - absolutely irrational or outright treacherous.

[@LadyDynamitez]

That's exactly how it looks like to me. If she prioritized getting Rickon back alive, she would have told him. But the way we see LF make Sansa accept his help is by talking her into being against Jon. In their conversation after Sansa escapes Boltons, he highlights that their army is JON'S army (when Sansa says "we have an army"), and that Jon is her half-brother, not her brother, implying he isn't trustworthy. It's pretty clear that Sansa wanted her own army and, like you said, be seen as the one who saves the day (she brings this up later and looks disappointed+looks at LF when Jon is credited for the win and crowned King in the North. It made Sansa look like she was trying to get rid of Rickon, who would be first in the line of succession since Bran is believed to be dead, and Jon who is still a male elder sibling of hers who has an army loyal to her only. And get rid of "Jon's army" at the same time while at it so she has more men rally behind her. Whole a lot of "I only care about and trust my family and the North!" from someone who without any grief or regret lets Rickon be killed when there's a chance to save him with the Knight of the Vale, going against Jon more than just once, and the whole thing she had with Arya in season 7 (which people believe was an act but it wasn't, Bran's actor reveals that in a deleted scene Sansa came to him to ask for advice whether or not execute Arya and that's where he tells her it's LF behind it all - not very family loving of her, eh?) The first thing we learned about Sansa was that she wanted a fary tale and wanted to be Queen. That part of wanting to be queen, damn whoever gets hurt in the process, never changed.

[@kryzzan7039]

I love that you'll never run out of ideas to show your disgust about the writing, REP+

[@tacitus6384]

Medieval battles are rare, if ever, portrayed right in big budget stuff. They always depict hordes of idiots slamming into each other and forming a melee mosh-pit where characters can 1v1 people. That's NOT how medieval battles worked. They formed regiments, maneuverer, retained formation. The most prominent tactic was getting your enemy to break ranks and formation, because then they were at your mercy during a route. Also, cavalry charges don't work like that!!! In medieval battles, infantry are typically the anvil and cavalry are the hammer. No medieval commander who wasn't a lobotomized leper would throw expensive, highly valuable cavalry away in a head-on charge against OTHER cavalry in the CENTRE of a battle!! They use their speed and manoeuvrability to swing around on flanks, fight off the other cavalry and charge into the rear/flanks of enemy infantry blocks that are engaged with your own infantry, causing a panic and a route. That isn't even going into the Northern Lords on Ramsey's side seeing Ramsey arrowing their own troops indiscriminately and still remaining loyal to him. The Northern Lords! The North, a realm famed for its rowdy, hard-to-rule lords, just watches this giggling psychopath kill their own men and they're fine with it! Just wth?! Jfc the Battle of the Bastards was so mind-meltingly stupid. There's more, but the godawful pile of crap was a hallmark of things to come in the Long Night.

[@kingstannisbaratheon7974]

I agree with 90% of what you say except for the charging infantry with heavy cavalry. It did happen quite often to varying effects. On the one hand if you had undisciplined infantry vs well organised heavy cavalry, the cavalry would likely break the line or even rout the formation before making contact, the Normans for example did this quite well pretty often. On the other hand, if the line held or the cavalry became disorganised then they'd just end up ineffectually swatting at the formation from outside their reach or retreating for another charge. This sort of thing began to happen more and more towards the end of the medieval era which is why it gave way to the trecios. I agree totally with everything else, specifically that the battle of the Bastards is definitely a terrible depiction of any warfare let alone medieval warfare.

[@kiwwat4139]

I want justice for the Blackfish. That entire siege episode was handeled so poorly. Like, why yes, let's just open the gate to our *obviously compromised lord*. It's just so bad :(

[@a_loyal_kiwi88]

@Paul Gauthier Was Edmure even a putz though? Throughout the show he's constantly in situations he can't really control, or is treated like dogsh*t by everyone around him despite showing competence in his various duties. The show butchers a lot of his character from what I've read, which isn't surprising at all given the writers idiocy. And yes Sansa had no right shutting him down like she did. During the "election" for the next king at the end of the show, Edmure was likely the best candidate for ruler. He's educated, experienced and actually f*cking gives a damn about the people he rules over already. If i ever wanted to slap Sansa across the face with a golden hand, it was during that disrespectful, uppity moment where she kills what little shred of dignity Edmure had left in the show, utterly disgraceful.

[@Levacque]

@@a_loyal_kiwi88 nothing will ever bother me more than Robb withholding vital strategy from Edmure, his primary lieutenant in the Riverlands and goddamn uncle, then blaming Edmure for successfully defending his lands and fords against a highly skilled opponent simply because that's not what Robb wanted him to do. Sorry, but somebody did fuck up in that situation and his surname isn't Tully.

[@ir6734]

With the Arya situation, I can only assume she wasn't supposed to be injured so much at first, but they changed it later without changing the rest of the action. Maybe Arya was supposed to put up more of a fight, but they wanted to add more tension to the scene. And then they just kinda forgot to make it make sense. And then they just realized they wrote themselves into a corner, so they abandoned the plotline completely.

[@Alec11_43]

With the disaster that was season 8, it kinda started a domino effect where it became more and more apparent to people how truly flawed the second half of seasons were and the extent to which D&D were slowly but surely degrading the show over time, especially since in retrospect it was all leading up to a dissapointing ending; that made it much harder for people to continue caring enough to defend them.

[@scottj4641]

I thought season 7 was terrible the first time around. Garbage. That's what woke me up to the major flaws of seasons 5 and 6 and certain coming disaster in 8.

[@malnorice]

4:25 No! She gets stabbed multiple times in the gut BY AN ELITE TRAINED ASSASSIN and survives.

[@miguelzurita3216]

I think it was in the chest too

[@Levacque]

She's just gonna go for a quick swim, an activity you can't do without constantly engaging your core. I don't see the problem. /S

[@Levacque]

One very small criticism: the dusty mixture of pulverized hay and dung that would cover the floor of any Dothraki tent is HIGHLY flammable. It's basically tinder-dry combustible material spaced out by tiny pockets of air that will help even small amounts of the dust to continuously ignite. Apparently, barn fires can ignite the very air inside because of this.

[@miguelzurita3216]

Wanna know why Sansa didnt tell Jon, it's because they wanted a Riders of Rohan moment.

[@bongadlokolo413]

I love how you roast the ending of GoT, it's actually the reason why I subscribed to this channel in the first place

[@LPChipi]

Good god, Sansa is so obnoxious regarding the battle of the bastards. And then they have the audacity to have Ar*a call her the smartest person she's ever met.

[@Onion__Duck]

That whole plot point with Arya killing the Waif had me thinking that when Arya returned to Jaqen it was actually the waif wearing Arya's face and she was going back to Westeros to kill Jon Snow, since he escaped the god of death by getting resurrected. Would have made for a much better story IMO but really what wouldn't.

[@bloodrunsclear]

Aria clearly had a couple HP left after being stabbed, and running out of combat allowed her to recover her bar.

[@Levacque]

Better eat some cheese to heal her gaping wounds

[@SonarTheBat]

They did Tyrion and Dany do dirty.

[@marianotorres9768]

Book Euron: Literally the Antichrist, commands a ship of mutes, tortures people on a daily basis, takes shade of the evening as if it was Mountain Dew, i probably in contact with eldritch beings and will eventually transform into a Lovecraftian entity. Show Euron: ***Cock jokes go brrrrr***

[@GenocideLv]

Why is nobody mentioning this: Jaqen knew when Arya told her back story of the subtlest of lies (called Jon her brother instead of half brother and smacked her for it) but he cant tell when Arya is lying every time shes saying shes "no one" ?

[@freddirichter9717]

I've never seen the series but thanks to your vidios, among other things, started reading the books and I love them

[@-Zakhiel-]

You should watch it. Great show, and it's only 4 seasons!

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

Maybe I thought about it more than Dumbarse & Dipsh*t- but I think that **Arya** was _the Waif’s_ final test; when she said ‘You promised me’, instead of some neutral third party speaking style, like ‘A man made a promise to a girl’ - Jaqen could have then told the triumphant Arya that the Waif failed _her_ test (she didn’t look like a full-fledged Faceless Man, to me- this was my reasoning), but nope- there’s no clarity about the situation. A lot of people think that Arya should have Faceless Men on her arse because of her actions, & without my headcanon- I agree... All they had to do to fix the Battle of the Bastards, was have Sansa tell Jon that more men are coming- they just have to hold on - that way, we still get the ex-machina, without the stupidity. The thing with ShowBaelish’s endgame is absurd- he’s a behind-the-scenes man - being the power behind the throne suits him down to the ground; he wants to be the puppet-master- in control, & not liable- unless I’ve been reading him wrong. From what I’ve read (& maybe I’m reading it wrong), he’s aiming for he & Sansa to be a dark version of Elizabeth I & Walsingham/ Dudley- to have ultimate control behind the scenes, & have this massive positive propaganda machine around the heroine; she can be betrothed/ marry for advantage, but he will always be the one constant in her life - having ripped her family apart, & made her totally dependent on him- she owes all elevation to his efforts. However, he doesn’t know her thoughts- & that may prove his downfall; she *hasn’t* rid herself of her connection to her family, nor their core beliefs- & she’s thinking about Jon more than ever. BookSansa will come to a point where she will lift herself up, for her own sake- or, give Baelish enough room to hang himself, figuratively speaking...

[@stavrosgasparatos619]

2:50 I love how casually he threw in star wars music and it didnt sound off

[@Checkthisontube]

Now that you point it out, Daenerys entire motivation to remove slavery becomes paradox. She want to remove it but at the same time wants to force everyone to serve her. It is like the Highlander of slavery "there can only be one" master.

[@realeyesrealizereallies1194]

Your channel has been very therapeutic. Being able to laugh off this trauma with like minded individuals is wonderful.

[@markadams9502]

13:35 Jon equips super strength for the Battle of the Bastards as well. During the cavalry charge, the first Bolton rider to charge at Jon while he is on the ground gets knocked from his horse and is launched backwards due to Jon's spinning swing of Longclaw. Jon would have needed super strength to hit the rider with that much force

[@TheAsdasy]

3:57 the "bruh" is so fucking good xDDDDD

[@PrinceIsot]

I hate when they started making characters do stupid shit and then the shills would drop the "oh it's not the first time someone has done something stupid or out of character" yeah but those mistakes made narrative sense. The red wedding, was a plausible event because of all the bad decisions that lead to it. NO ONE EVEN THINKING OF SENDING THE SUPER ASSASSIN TO KILL CERSEI AND SOLVE ALL THE PROBLEMS. That's just blatant negligence.

[@Edmures_rampant_manhood]

Especially since she wanted to kill her anyway.

[@alsmith9853]

While we're picking holes, you reminded me of Danys power, to be unscathed by fire. Wonder why she never tried utilising that amazing power ever again eg burning wights

[@dervakommtvonhinten517]

one of the most glaring flaws was in the battle of the bastards. rikkon running away from an archer who is shooting ballistically in a straight line john, the leader of the army running into enemy fire sending in a giant bare handed.... when before they even had crossbows and mammoths.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

Plus even if Rickon was dumb enough to run in a straight line, he was like 200 yards away when Ramsey hit him with the arrow. Unless his arrow has heat-seeking technology, that's not going to happen

[@omarsener8491]

"...Cersei deleted a whole religion" 😂😂😂

[@dovahkiin7253]

Love the Blood and wine music in the background!

[@Nyg5618]

When season six happened I think we all have these inconsistencies a bit of a pass because we all loved this show so much. But now that I feel more betrayed by D & D than I do a girlfriend who cheated on me, all the signs were obviously there.

[@psevdhome]

Lord Ramsay we found the missing scout reports: The army of the Vale has crossed Moat Cailin You have 30 days before they reach Winterfell You have 20 days You have 10 days Your scouts have been killed Your scouts have been mounted on pikes The army of the Vale has reached Winterfell An easy fix would be to make 2 more seasons, have the Vale ally with Manderly's at White Harbour and have Littlefinger use a trading fleet to transport the army, that way no-one can be suspicious. You could even have the actual Frey pie plot. But that would have taken work and actual writing so yeah, D&D would never have done that.

[@Levacque]

Just makes me so mad that Frey Pie became a cheap horror gag with a finger under a crust. Like, show that old man absolutely gobbling that pie, THEN reveal its contents. Cheap.

[@psevdhome]

@@Levacque Yeah and Frey pies isn't even some overt haha moment in the books. It's very subtle that the three Freys have disappeared and three massive pies are in the feast and that fat fuck Manderly eats of each pie. Such an implied scene where you have to actually put the scenes together for yourself is something season 5 and 6 onwards would never have done. Everything has to be spelled out and it still might not make sense .

[@daredevil6145]

Glidus and SupercutsDelight dropping videos at the same day, Cheers!!

[@Exar_Kun]

I’m not the only one that hears “The Force” theme from Star Wars in these videos am I? On another “note”😊, Supercut’s videos are EXCELLENT!!!

[@ededdundeady6683]

Also, at 5:04, there is no blood on Arya's shirt when she's tumbling down the stairs.

[@viktorvaughn7341]

Greyworm's or Grayworm idk, but his reaction in the beginning of the video was probably just his regular reaction to that line in the script lmao, I was also pretty certain that Jaqen H'ghar was gonna try to either kill Arya and her siblings later on or kill the people Arya wanted to kill just to piss her off like Cersei and shit

[@made-line7627]

Those options would have been interesting. Another two bite the dust, I guess 🤷‍♀️

[@viktorvaughn7341]

@@made-line7627 Yeah like I'm not being paid to write a 8 season show or anything but I think my options are exponentially better then what the writers did

[@grandengineernathan]

You forgot Varys teleporting to be on Daenarys' ships in the final shot

[@Levacque]

That's because Dorne and Meereen are both Delta hubs. Varys' little birds have always been 757s.

[@nialencapefet5154]

To be fair, if Ramsay knew a big force is coming (mainly cavalry), he could have fortified Winterfell, and if they would have to besiege the fortress, it might have never fallen. Certainly not in time before the Wall falls. It actually played out better this way, and Sansa might have thought that Jon is a bit more careful (the original battleplan was to lure the Boltons out, revealing the availability of a large cavalry would have prevented that). I actually think Ramsay was the bigger idiot in the battle. He sacrificed his entire cavalry without a second thought (which is obviously the best part of a medieval army), so I don't know how he planned to face future enemies, especially since Lord Karstark supposedely led the cavalry charge. It was incredible that they did not notice such a large army marching up to Winterfell. And I know that the Bolton soldiers are basically soulless drones, but would they really follow someone who orders them to shoot each other or orders an arrowstorm on your head?

[@reinoudvanosselaer5739]

They could have used the same tactics tho if Jon knew the knights of the Vale were coming. Just act as if you have a small army, lure Ramsay out and then surprise attack him. Everything would have been the same, except of the dumb deus ex machina and the fact that Sansa wouldn't have looked so ridiculously dumb and Jon just forgetting that.

[@Edmures_rampant_manhood]

@@reinoudvanosselaer5739 exactly. The plan could have been to hold the Vale forces back until the battle is well underway, so the Bolton forces can't easily disengage and retreat behind Winterfell's walls. But then Jon fucks everything up by charging when Rickon gets yeeted. You can literally have the exact same visual spectacle without it coming of as so contrived.

[@Mmcdaniel23]

Only thing, I can see why Sansa wouldn't tell Jon about the Vale. You can't trust Littlefinger and she knew that. Had she told him she needed the Vale for the battle, knowing Littlefinger, he could have done some shady shit like send the Vale to fight for House Bolton, or just not show up and deal with the survivors after the battle.

[@jackalbertgolden405]

Littlefinger could have just dealt with the survivors after the battle regardless of whether Sansa told Jon they supposedly had his support.

[@phatlewt2932]

i think the only reason why she didn't tell Jon was because she wasn't sure if littlefinger would've helped after their argument

[@done5044]

i think this is probably the best video you made actually expressing your thoughts through voice. in most videos what you are saying is great and your voice is a blast to listen to, but i think this is the first time you added a layer of anger at how bad the writing is. One of the best videos you made in my opinion.

[@davidhoffman6980]

D&D had said in an earlier commentary that Sansa had become a player in the game of thrones. Then Sansa keeps the Vail army from John, the king in the north, more beloved by the northerners than her, and her cheif obstacle to power. But the big twist is she just kind of forgot about the Vail army.

[@MightyOvertaker]

So are we not talking about the star wars background music

[@Logan-dk8of]

for the seen with danny burning the bloodriders and khal I always thought it was implied that when she told jorah and the other guy they were going to help her that they had poured some sort of oil on the ground of the building so it would burn, but they never showed that or told us about it explicitly so I'll assume that is not what d&d had in mind

[@Levacque]

I wish I could give them credit for knowing that hay dust and pulverized dry horse dung is incredibly flammable, but I doubt they had any idea

[@tytybaby06]

The only thing I would say about the dragons breaking out is this: Missandei did tell Tyrion “They haven’t taken any food since queen Daenerys left” & that’s why Tyrion released them. They didn’t see Daenerys leave either & Drogon 1st showed back up after she executed the former slave & the people hissed & threw rocks at her. So I think they were going for they can sense her & her emotions especially Drogon. He just knew to come to the pit to save her when she was about to die so it’s only natural that Viserion & Rhaeghal would sense when she came back & would want to join her. But everything else is all fax no printer! Especially Daenerys making Tyrion her hand 🙄🤦🏾‍♀️ that was her undoing

[@bowserjjumetroid3645]

Something significant I believe you missed, at the beginning of Episode 9: Episode 8 ended with Dany getting back to Meereen, in the middle of the night, while under attack, and she landed on the top of the pyramid instead of dealing with the attackers first.... And so Episode 9 begins with the attackers still pelting at the city, and Dany just watches from the pyramid, sun already risen, and Tyrion decides then to start speaking of a plan, of which Dany shuts down, taking more time to speak down on Tyrion instead of doing _ANYTHING_ to defend the city she's supposed to take care of. Through the end of the night to past-sunrise, she's done nothing. EDIT: Another thing from the Battle of the Bastards -- When the Stark army is surrounded, the giant literally stands around, waving and throwing his arms around, swatting the spears away sometimes, only every now and then standing on someone or ripping one -- Only one -- Bolton soldier in half. The giant did nothing otherwise those few minutes, when he could've destroyed at least several Boltons in an instant, assuming they would've sniped him so quickly.

[@Bruh-ff2tw]

The “fire spreading” scene COULD have been explained by Daenerys having support of the red priestesses and had been taught the power of the lord of light

[@alexandraolvera5903]

Jon being name King of The North should’ve been a big problem. I know so many people think he will be King in the North in the books. I don’t think it will happen since Bran, Rickon, Sansa, and Arya are all still alive. Davos is literally on is way to get Rickon in TWOW. Plus why would the Northerners name Jon, a bastard and deserter of the Night’s Watch (that is seen punishable and dishonorable) name him King, when Sansa is right there and with Rickon dead, and Bran (& Arya) missing. That makes Sansa the true heir to Winterfell. It literally makes no sense, and even if Robb does name Jon his heir in the books with Robb’s will still haven’t been revealed yet. It going to cause chaos once Sansa and Rickon return (they are more likely to be at Winterfell first then Bran or Arya) because why would the Northerners let a bastard rule over them than Ned Stark true born children??? Also I hate the way they handle Rickon death and treating like it wasn’t a big deal. None of his siblings even mourned for their little brother death. Like nothing, no acknowledgement, not even a funeral for him being buried in crypts scene.

[@johnpaulpastore5394]

She mentions the message an episode before but they blow it off because they are not currently there and therefore cannot be relied upon, your videos are amazing and I’ve watched them all, just that point there tho cause they did mention it

[@wildhunt6350]

Okay that one scene at the beginning with the minecraft drinking sounds had me rolling lmfao.

[@mayorkeystone3094]

Quick Question: Wasn't Peter talking about bringing the Vale north for like two seasons? what took them so long and wouldn't Moat Cailin pose a tremendous obstacle? Surely Roose and Ramsey aren't dumb enough to leave anyone but Bolton loyalists there

[@alexanderzack3720]

didn´t you hear earlier when he was talking about arya? fast travel is unlocked now, they simplay teleported past the neck and to winterfell

[@Levacque]

"Moat Who? Never met her." - D&D

[@pyrofire14]

Omg your Dany dumping gasoline animation 👏

[@pablobernal2615]

The Battle of The Bastards is Beautiful Nonesense

[@mariusm.xenomorphwarrior757]

how to use the maximum of plot armor for one guy while others are still trying to dodge arrows in a straight line :^)

[@eiji862]

It made no sense for Sansa to not tell Jon that she could easily call for reinforcements from Baelish. For one, I guess her thought process was that he doesn’t trust Baelish for his reputation of being untrustworthy. But even then, that minor problem is exactly that, minor. Meaning the most that that reason could last as a barrier between Jon and reinforcements is perhaps an argument or two between Sansa and Jon. And I could understand that perhaps Sansa was doing this in the hopes that Jon would die in the battle so that with Ramsay’s forces depleted she could then come in and pick away at what is left. But at no point in the show has she been indicated as someone who either hates Jon or is exactly power hungry. Yes she wanted to be queen but only because she thought Joffrey was good looking. Aside from that the very idea that the Eerie could arrive to aid Sansa just in time to help her win the Battle of the Bastards makes no sense when in earlier seasons it took Arya and the Wolf, just 2 people the spam of a few whole episodes to reach the Eerie. Also Jon throughout that whole battle should have died at multiple points but doesn’t. I remember when this show killed off people and they stayed dead. Jon Snow dying at the end of season 5 while upsetting and shocking at first, made sense Snow in the eyes of many of his men betrayed everything the Nights Watch stand for so for him to be betrayed and killed was honestly a good send off to his character as it reinforces how for people to survive in this world honor will not get them far. Plus, Snow doesn’t do anything important after season 5 anyway as Sansa in my opinion should have been the one to take back Winterfell by herself. Along with Lady Brienne’s help she could have gone across the North to find other houses that are willing to back her up like Jon did and then get Baelish’s army to aid her to. I mean if you ask me she should have gone forward to her fellow lords and ladies of the eerie and confessed who killed her aunt and then take control through manipulation tactics Baelish used on her on her cousin. She’d then have control over the Eerie. And now with all of these people behind her she takes back Winterfell making her revenge on Ramsay all the more satisfying. Jon Snow had no reason to continue after season 5.

[@Edmures_rampant_manhood]

I disagree that Jon wasn't needed after season 5. Who is supposed to kill the Night King? Oh...

[@glanni]

Oh boy! *rubs hands together* Let's feast on this corpse!

[@littlebum8413]

Still such a shame lol I actually really liked Sansa. She was learning the horrors of the world the hard way. I guess I was hoping she would learn a lot from the people she was hanging with like Shae, Oleana ect. Everyone got really dumb to be fair lol

[@cosmick3224]

Maybe a reason for Sansa keeping Little Finger around for as long as she did is because he did save her life twice. He did have some love for her, or her mother, and she would have died without his interference after Joffrey's murder, and when her Aunt was about to kill her. It was complicated, and she did learn alot from him. She is definitely not my favorite character tho, she made bad choices for selfish reasons the whole series, especially by not telling John about the knights of the veil.

[@jedimasters1462]

Well, he did kind of put her in those situations. He helped Olenna get the poison that killed Joffrey and it was his obsession with Sansa that caused Lysa to try to kill her. In many ways, he actually put her in more dangerous situations than anybody else, at least show wise.

[@cosmick3224]

@@jedimasters1462 Sansa would never not be in danger because of who she was. She was already in danger because of Joffrey. He was only getting worse. Little Finger did, from her point of view, rescue her from that situation. He also made the choice to kill her aunt instead of letting her kill Sansa, from Sansa's point of view. He messed up, in her eyes, when he bid her to marry Bolton. Before that she trusted him. She chose to stay with him instead of going with Brienne. After the Bolton experience she told Bailish that he either knew Ramsey was a monster or he didn't know and was stupid. Naivete is something she could hold forgiveness for considering her own lead her to King's Landing in the first place. Once he started poisoning her against Arya, and Bran told them about Ned.. it was over. From a little girl's perspective she held some sort of esteem for him, in the way she kinda did for Cersei too.

[@alsoyes3287]

2:14 Before that scene, when Jorah and Daario find her, she mentions to one of the dosh khaleen that she will need her help, iirc. It's safe to assume that that help meant covering the floor in something highly flammable.

[@konnorrockkonnoisseur4970]

Are we just gonna ignore the fact that he’s using Star Wars music in the video? 😂

[@GGJiaJia]

Lmao the literal photoshop of dany holding the gas can 😂

[@hansfriedemann4194]

Could you please do a "Witcher Season 2 Being Devoid of Logic" :D Love these vids man, keep it up!

[@rokulus7910]

Arya getting stabbed in the gut multiple times, complete with a twist of the knife. Dead. Jon alone getting charged by cavalry, targeted by hundreds of archers, and then trampled by his own men. Dead. Sansa and Theon jumping off a huge wall onto frozen ground that looks like it's covered by a light dusting of snow. Dead. Sansa and Theon wading through chest deep ice cold water and then not warming up or changing their clothes. Dead again. In my mind the Starks were pretty much all gone by the end of season 6.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

Then there was the battle with the white walkers, where literally all the main characters died, but were saved by simply being cut off camera before we saw them die.