Jamie reaches Winterfell & meets the Queen Daenerys|game of thrones season 8

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[@owenlewis7271]

Thanks mate!

[@maximumpotential3796]

After defeating the White Walkers, Jamie smashed Brienne, then changed his mind and ran to Cersei and died by falling bricks. Brilliant writing. Almost shed a tear (in pain).

[@shawnschaitel838]

It's as certei said in season 1 jamie and I came in the world together we will go out of the world together

[@cam6406]

Smashed Brianne 😂

[@maximumpotential3796]

​@@shawnschaitel838 the clegane brothers went out together and should have taken cersei along with them. Jamie should have lived with Brienne at Casterly Rock with Brienne bringing back Honour and duty changing the usual Lannister ways of deceiving and corruption. Cersei was an unchangable woman and Jamie was a changed man. Tyrion having nothing to change about himself as he is already good natured. This would have been a fitting ending.

[@NikhilSharma-hn8ef]

😂

[@Jackolantirn]

@maximumpotential3796 I guess Jamie kinda forgot he had a character arc

[@kk8490]

Daenerys: what does the warden of the north say about it? Jon Snow: Bruh idgaf there’s an army of ice zombies coming 💀💀💀

[@wordclock707]

This made my top ten comments of the year list. Lmao!! 🤣

[@coreyprescott4731]

Underrated comment

[@Supernova-lc2yf]

😂😂😂😂😂 ok im in TEARS at this comment because its also true

[@Synnerster]

😂 best comment

[@princelevi3733]

I'm definitely jon snow in this scene, the army of the dead is coming and i really don't give a crap about our history right now.

[@FunnyDude119]

Johns dialogue in season 8 consists of, “she’s mah qween” and “we need every sword we can” and that’s pretty much it

[@Mike-dj8qu]

You can't forget "I don't wunt it" (once he learns he's Rhaegar's son and heir to the throne)

[@AndrewJ9673]

Season 8? Dude this is all he says in season 6 onwards

[@gudhaxer41343]

​@@AndrewJ9673 True tbh. D&D atleast tried in S5 & 6 but just completely became lazy during 7&8. Majority of its dialogues were just callbacks after callbacks.

[@AndrewJ9673]

@@gudhaxer41343 I really stopped liking the show in Season 6. Season 5 kinda pissed me off with what they did to Stannis, but season 6 was just stupid with what happened to a lot of the characters. Jon leaving the Nights Watch and becoming some weird discount Robb Stark was a terrible decision for me, at least the way it was executed.

[@pinkfloyd9759]

​@@AndrewJ9673they replaced him with Stannis in the show which was not a good move, Stannis will fight Roose Bolton in the Battle of the Ice, Ramsay is not much of a big deal and Battle of the Bastards won't be a thing.

[@Falcon0511]

The things we do for love.. look at Jamie's face 💀

[@alfajustico2537]

And then comes the indian music🤣

[@Falcon0511]

@@alfajustico2537 Dhoom tana Na nana Dhoom tana nana .. 😂😂👌

[@InfamousB9]

@@Falcon0511 😂😂😂👍👍

[@risingforce9291]

The best family scene ever in the whole series.

[@downup-fx7wr]

Most awkward moment ever.

[@laylaaxe1211]

Jamie’s face went dead ☠️ when bran said the things we do for love 😂

[@luba2833]

Don't even know why he is so surprised. He said those words in front of bran 😅 yeah I know that he thinks, that bran lost his memories. But I wouldnt be that surprised

[@SuperLindo11]

Bran cold as ice 🧊

[@laylaaxe1211]

At this point the family is probably cold as ice cause all the shit they been through

[@SuperLindo11]

No pun intended 🤭

[@alpha9605]

@@SuperLindo11 it is a tale of ice and fire 🤣 Bran may have been cold as ice, but Jamie got roasted so bad.

[@kobe3941]

Bran: the things we do for love Jon: 🤨 Sansa: 🤨 Daenerys:🤨 Jaime: 😧

[@frederickdefeo3768]

Jaime’s underwear: 💩 💩 💩

[@ijazkhan3335]

@@frederickdefeo3768 He half expected to be executed on sight. Bran's dialogue just shocked him that he might be exposed for the past sin that he won't be able to defend.

[@andrewgregger3081]

Bran: 🗿

[@RulerOfYore]

Nah more like😨

[@SeaShellsSeaShells89]

@@frederickdefeo3768LOOOL 😂

[@adultishgambino1]

I guess Dany kind of forgot that Jamie ran at her fully intending on killing her with a spear as she stared right at his face.

[@shakira4223]

that would've made for better argument than "u killed my mad father" tbh

[@kdr3619]

well yea ... they were in a battle. That's the point of it. Kill your enemy, rules of engagement. That isn't a charge to be made against him.

[@shakira4223]

@@kdr3619 well, there's a possibility that he came to winterfell to kill her nd be done with it,i t would've been a better suspicion than blindly accusing of killing her dad tbh

[@kdr3619]

@@shakira4223 Well I can't argue with that. The dad thing was especially idiotic considering that in the previous Season she had actually apologized on the mad king's behalf, when she meets Jon for the first time. She states: "my father was not a nice man".

[@itisdidi]

“kind of forgot” 💀💀😂

[@desarayflaugher644]

Sansas head tilt when Jamie says " you want me to apologize, I won't " And then the fear in Jamie's face when bran speaks up. Small moments in acting that I live for

[@thetomster7625]

I hope you live for more then just that ^^

[@Chris-wq3pe]

you need to get out more then.

[@Ariana-wv4pf]

It wasn't fear. He was passed that. He went there alone, knowing full well the probability of them executing him was very high. It was surprise and guilt. That's what the actor portrayed.

[@justjsse8917]

Jamie had the best story and arc in my opinion. Very relatable. Couldn't escape the one thing destroying him

[@masterplokoon8803]

The one thing destroying him...bad writers.

[@alperenarslan01]

He said he killed the mad king to save the innocents, he saved a woman he didnt even know from a bear, but later he decided that he didnt really care about the "innocent or otherwise". Yeah, what a great arc.

[@TheCarlosEsquivel]

You mean Dumb and Dumber right?

[@Animearts_-cj4lc]

Tf you mean relatable??💀💀

[@roarblast7332]

True…

[@ladymire]

I love the small detail that the Northerners stand directly after Sansa stands, not after Daenerys stands. Shows where their loyalty falls.

[@RadekCrazy1]

They all stand at the same time actually not only Northeners but Missandei and Varys too. That might be just a coincidence. Sansa is not queen at this point. They should obey Jon not Sansa.

[@Zarturael]

@@RadekCrazy1 They should in theory, but it was clearly shown that they didn't do that in practice, because Jon sold their independence like it was nothing, and since season 1 that was a big deal for the Northerners Sansa wasn't Queen at this point yet, but the North followed her and was loyal only to her, not Jon and most certainly not Daenerys

[@flowerpuff944]

She stood after daenerys. 😂

[@townbidnezz206]

Bruh they all stood up at the same time 😂🤦‍♂️

[@thodan467]

@@Zarturael He sold it for their survival

[@FrEaKoMcMoJo]

Sansa realizing she is where she is now because of Jamie’s oath to her mother.

[@123FUG33]

Brianne of Tarth came in clutch for him at the end there. 👏🏼

[@ilb473]

Yes he gave that oath. Because Cat freed him. That's not his good deed

[@FrEaKoMcMoJo]

@@ilb473 It still could be a good deed of him since he kept his oath even though Cat was dead and he did it despite his family wanting Sansa dead. Also in a world where oaths are broken and are not kept, for his character this would be a good deed.

[@ilb473]

@@FrEaKoMcMoJo he didn't keep his oath. He didn't promise Cat that he would send Brianne after her daughters. He promised HE would free them. He was supposed to free Sansa (like he let his brother Tyrion escape against his family's will) and then go find Arya and take them home. He did none of that

[@Fried_Rice11]

​@@ilb473oh pipe down. Let's say my nuts were itching, and I told you to scratch my left nut and your sister to scratch my right nut. But your sister ended up scratching both for me .. Did it matter who scratched it?? In the end my nuts got scratched did it not? Same thing here..

[@lamario295]

She's really talking about Aerys like he was a victim while around the family of the two people that were burned alive by him

[@RenegadeShepTheSpacer]

She's a truly awful character, even before the forced descent into madness.

[@szafraniec8164]

Or her brother like she cared for him...

[@Mcherri]

She knows her father was a horrid man but he was still her father she was more pissed about the fact that the man in front of her broke his oath and killed her father regardless of what aerys became also was apart of the house that ordered a slaughter of innocent children and raped the women at dragon stone and made her and her brother run for their lives and leaving them entirely alone no house for protection nothing constantly looking over their shoulders for assassins. I don’t blame Danny one bit for this anger she felt towards jamie or his house.

[@whothefisalys]

Well based on her conversation with Barristan Selmy, she probably didn't realise the full extent of what her father was/did. Viserys fed her BS that her father was wrongfully murdered and she grew up with the same want for revenge as her brother

[@lawv804]

She was raised almost her entire life hearing only one side of the story.

[@torontotsts8218]

‘The things we do for love.’- Shady-ass Bran 🤣

[@sigurros3728]

I loveee Sansa’s face when Jaime said he wont apologise

[@janellejulianajoy]

Hey, I loved it. Jaime's like you vouch for your family and I will always vouch for mine.

[@Jon155mt]

Facts! Jaime the GOAT. He was like, “You looking for an apology? B*tch please…”

[@kyuubifox33]

“When I was a child, my brother would tell me the story of the man that murdered our fathers.” “You mean that guy that burned the Starks grandfather alive and threatened to burn all of King’s Landing to the ground? The Mad King? That guy?”

[@supraaster]

Stories told by a guy who sold his sister and intended to let an army (and horses) r*pe her. Truly a man you want to believe.

[@Gan3eL]

If only it was that easy. Tywin: "My grandson was poisoned but we have come to the conclusion that he was a total asshole so there won't be any trial. Deal with it, Cersei"

[@lilpotato1039]

His father literally slaughtered their mother and brother at a wedding and his teenage son ordered to kill their father. He has no place to say anything about her father lmao

[@blazingblaze1120]

​@lilpotato1039 that's his father problem

[@horsekfobster7823]

Daenerys is funny, she always speaks of breaking the wheel but criticizes the people that broke the Targaryen wheel. Daenerys sees herself as a liberator but she criticizes those who liberated themselves. I hope she realizes that Jaime was the only kingsguard that tried to defend her mother from the mad king while her friend Barristan just stood by through all of the mad king’s crimes.

[@bait5257]

This wasn't written by george

[@addzay3135]

@@bait5257 of course he can't even think about dialogues as bad as those

[@BogAppulBagul]

@@addzay3135 you clearly have never read the books, so much garbage had to be filtered out for the show to be as popular as it was

[@addzay3135]

@@BogAppulBagul I did and whatever you call garbage is a small part of the books which are really well written

[@mikeyforrester6887]

@@addzay3135 The entirety of book four is shite. Sansa's adventures in babysitting, the pointless failed kidnap plot in Dorne, Brienne wanders aimlessly not finding Sansa, Jaime goes back to the riverlands as if we haven't seen them enough, and, Cercie in KL dealing with the boring religious uprising. As a reader you don't find out where the hell Jon, Dany and Tyrion are at all. At the very end you get an authors note saying they will "be along next year." Six years later....... Book five had a couple of good scenes at the end Jon's murder and Dany flying off on Drogon, but you have to slog through two books of boredom to get there. For all the criticism of the show writers, at least they do write shows. GRRM hasn't put out a novel for over a decade. Dany is starting to lose her mind already, and Jaime has always refused to speak about why he killed Aerys. The writing in this scene is pretty good, and consistent with the characters. Criticising s8 is just a not funny meme at this point. I'm just glad we got the ending to the Ice and Fire saga, because GRRM certainly isn't going to finish it.

[@mohammedzaman5265]

what Jaime did to the mad king, was his most honorable deed. saved thousands.

[@philpants44]

Yeah, I still don't understand why no one seems to know his side of the story...

[@seribelz]

Honor is valued more

[@picnic1123]

And then slept with his own sister, who was the wife of the new king to make babies, and ruined millions ... 😅😅

[@John.Lennon88]

Millions

[@rsrocha1984]

later in that season "i dont care about the people of kingsland" god, how I hate this season, I think someone wanting to ruined the story would not have be able to the damage D&D did.

[@sftheletters]

The thing that annoys me about Dany is she refuses to see things from other peoples perspective. It’s all about her, woe is me and she doesn’t understand the context of what’s happening around her. I really wanted Jaime to yell “He was fucking crazy!! He was going to murder everyone and was burning people alive. I saved thousands of lives”

[@hoked2194]

She's got major protagonist syndrome because people treated her like the messiah.

[@nicholasbrown668]

Ok cool, he still murdered her father and any normal person would want revenge for that (especially seeing as how House Lannister went on to brutally murder and rape the rest of the Targaryen Family) you saying if you came face to face with one of the men responsible for the murder of your entire family you wouldn't want to kill him?

[@shataysianelson9414]

He was only “crazy” cause he was tortured almost to death I would like to see a show on him after house of dragon Cause it could very well be like hodor After the king we tortured he saw the future of Dany burning them and that’s why he said “burn them all “all the time same as why hodor said “hodor “ hold the door”

[@hamzakhurshid9000]

And what he did with Bran was right? Lol

[@williamverissimo9818]

@@shataysianelson9414 Whatever he was tortured. He was a fucking mad asswhole

[@minoria6707]

Jamie is the best character on this show. Was till 8x05 anyway.

[@achillesisback4246]

U didn't have to remind me of his death

[@Who-Uhm-Cares]

Jon was the best for me till well he bent the knee to Cersei. Doubt to books will have him bend the knee and I doubt Jamie will run back to Cersei

[@mihaimax2180]

His arch evolution took a nose dive. Hearing him say "i never cared about the innocents" was like if jon said " i never really cared about the night king , i just wanted to have sex". In a single episode he reverted 8 seasons of development.

[@satoru7865]

@@mihaimax2180 bro 😂😂😭

[@anthonyml6997]

Sansa better

[@Syndor12]

Sansa gets so much hate, but I love how all it takes is for someone she trusts (Brienne) to back Jaime, and despite her own feelings about him, she backs her girl and says that he should stay. For whatever reason people hate her, in seasons 7 & 8 you can see how hard she tries to step in as a leader for the North and do right by her people.

[@averongodoffire8098]

Every time Bran speaks Jaime has a fucking panic attack and i love it lol

[@subst4nce973]

Someone who knows and see's shit about you that they weren't there to actually witness, would be fking crippling to talk to.

[@madmacky69420]

It's probably because he forgot he even existed much less be in the same room again (I do realize the first scene with them Bran didn't exactly make it all the way in) probably just figured he died when theon faked Bran and rickons demise

[@every116]

@@subst4nce973 Bran was there to witness it though, Jaime said that right in front of him.

[@subst4nce973]

@every116 I know that I was just pointing out that having a conversation with Bran would be nerve racking for anyone unless they have absolutely nothing to hide or be ashamed of.

[@carlkuuk4972]

because he is the real witness of the beginning of everything

[@Lavolpeengreece]

It always funny when Bran says something and everyone looks at him like WTF is wrong with him

[@rileydavidson207]

I wish Jamie said something about the reason he killed her father, to further push what Selmy said about her father's insanity. That Areys was willing to burn everyone and everything alive in kingslanding. That he knew what he had to do, even if it went against his vow, he knew he had to stop Aerys, to save all those innocent people who Aerys wanted to burn.

[@minor_2nd]

Remember season 1 when Robert asked Barristan and Jaime their war stories, and Jaime talked about the mad king saying burn them all? Gods the dialogue was strong then...

[@indra_vrtrahan]

He won't, that would be breaking oath of the king's guard as well, that is whole reason he is called the kingslayer instead of a hero.

[@julioacceus253]

It's a but complex; Tywin's attack on the capital along with Jamie's action of killing her father essentially brought an end to the Targaryen power leaving Dany and her brother left. But at this point she's aware and acknowledged her father was a terrible man which only leaves her to judge Jamie for his actions alone of breaking his oath. It would also not do him any favors of spilling the truth cause that would mean breaking his oath as a Kingsguard yet again among other accusations made against him that ignited the war.

[@buca9696]

I guess he kinda forgot why he killed him.

[@rileydavidson207]

@@julioacceus253 sorry for the super late reply. She doesn't know how far his insanity had gone, she knows he was a terrible person but she doesn't know how terrible he was, what he was willing to do to win. Jaime finally revealing why he broke his vow, forever ruining his name to a room of people who hate him the isn't the best idea, but I'm sure bran has already seen it and could prove Jaime is telling the truth. It would also make the Burning of Kings Landing hit harder for the people there, it shows that Dany is just as insane as Areys in a more vivid way

[@vardellsfolly5200]

Her beloved father. Who was a kindhearted, decent, modest and gentle man. And deserved justice for his wrongful death. Who helped so many people.. .. helped them to a very slow and agonizing death. She had the audacity to actually seek justice for a monster.

[@ledemonduparaitre9056]

Daenerys and Sansa : "you are our enemy and cannot be trust" Brienne : "i swear you can" Daenerys and Sansa : "ah... Ok then" Jon Snow : (sleeping in the background) This feel so lame What if Brienne beside telling them she s been saved by Jaime also tell them the reason why he killed the mad king It would have all take them aback , even Daenerys would be force to accept him in their rank ( under good watch) and it would gave back jaime his honor in front of everyone Moreover it would have been an interesting contrast with Tyrion trial in Season 4 Tyrion girlfriend (and love) testified against him for a crime he didnt commit in front of people who are supposed to be on his side Jaime would have been forgiven for a crime he did commit After the woman who love him testify in his favor in front of his enemies

[@adrien4269]

I don't know why we're watching this at the more or less same time but I found this pretty weird that he indeed himself did not retort about Daenery's accusation about her father's murder. He told Brienne, and he could have told the same story here about what happened. He could have tell that Barristan Selmi knew aswell that the king was a mad man as Barristan told Daenerys, so it'd indirectly vouch for him from this dead character. Also, I don't read the books but the theory that Bran went into the head of Aerys and made him become mad the same way he made Hodor handicaped, with "'Burn them all Burn them all !" instead of Hold the Door has not been explored/confirmed in the show but I wonder if it will in the books, because if so the fact Bran is there, sitting right next to them while being the reason why all of this issue with the mad king has happened in the first place, it would have been interesting.

[@ledemonduparaitre9056]

@@adrien4269 i believe at first bran was suppose to Whisper burn them all in aerys ears but D&D might have Change Their mind

[@sambitparida4370]

Also I find Dany so audacious in this scene with her "The man who murdered our father" jargon. What father? He was the Mad fucking king. And she was talking about him as if he was honourable as Ned Stark or something. She herself says to Jon "I ask you not to judge the daughter with the sins of her father" and here she acts like she didn't knew how fucking ruthless her sweet little daddy was. God I hate the writing this season.

[@ledemonduparaitre9056]

@@sambitparida4370 especially After Ser Barristan selmy ( Aka thé greatest knight to die in a alley ) told her he was really mad

[@Nulcha]

@@sambitparida4370 you are absolutely right!! And,- please no offense but she said „…BY the since of her father….“ 😙

[@MajinHercule]

ARYA: You pushed my brother out of a window! JAMIE: You see.... SANSA: You slaughtered my father's men in the street! JAMIE: Well, my brother had been -- DANY: You murdered my father! JAMIE: Burn them-- JON: And my grandfather! DANY: What? JAMIE: What? JON: ......What?

[@janellejulianajoy]

That would have been classic.

[@bait5257]

Lmao that burn them all line

[@ΕυανθίαΣέκερηΒασίλαινα]

Jack Sparrow

[@evanhayes5891]

​@@ΕυανθίαΣέκερηΒασίλαιναCaptain Jack Sparrow....

[@toddJM1015]

This is why I had such high expectations for a season that pretty much collapsed after this episode. Yes he could have explained why he killed the Mad King, but he knew no one there would give a shit. Jamie came there to fight and die for the living, even if that meant dying right then and there. There aren't many S-tier moments from this season but this and the Brienne becoming a knight definitely are.

[@jimmy2k4o]

Jaime doesn’t care about winning the approval or respect of the northerners. He knows why he did it, and the people he cares about know why he did it. As for the rest to quote Jaime in season 1 “I could care less what people think of me” He acknowledges they’re enemies but they have a common enemy that’s worse, he’s here to represent house Lannister against the army of the dead. He’s not there to switch sides or to grovel for approval from anyone. Plus Daenerys knows about the wildfire plot and that’s why Jaime killed him, Tyrion told her in 6x9

[@kdr3619]

LOL! Love that little walk-off Sansa does at the end, and then Jon follows like "wait up! I'm coming too"!

[@noahra5410]

This is a moment so parallel to killing Aerys the mad King. Jaime not only came to do the right thing but also gave critical info about his queen. Sadly, Dany and her army kinda forget about it. This scene also shows the mind state of the three authorities. Dany is demanding justice for a man, she hardly knew, the mad King, whom every lord of westeros hated. Sansa changed her mind after she learnt that Jaime helped her by sending Briene. Jon doesn't care about his identity as long as he fights against the army of dead

[@janellejulianajoy]

Can you blame Dany though? This was pure emotion.

[@noahra5410]

@@janellejulianajoy It's difficult to blame Dany considering the way she grew up. As a child, everyone around her forced their views of Targeryan dynasty, Westeros and Dragons. So while she was kind and compassionate and wanted to live in her home in pentos, like Viserys she also had this entitlement about her royalty. That's why when Viserys died in the molten crown, she said that he was no dragon and when her dragons born, she automatically believed that she is destined to get the iron throne. In her morphed views, perhaps even if there is no affection towards Aerys, he was the Targeryan king and her Danerys's father. Thus it was a must to punish the kingslayer. Still in my opinion Dany is at fault here. Whether emotional, military or even under the situation she is in, it was wrong for her to try to punish Jaime for Aerys

[@bait5257]

@@noahra5410 true. Yeah she loves her father but after learning the truth from berristen she should just stfu.

[@badshifu]

@@janellejulianajoy this isnt about emotions. This is purely lazy writing from the writers. David Benioff saying Dany kinda ‘forgot about the iron fleet’ is so silly especially when jaime straight up gave her all this information here. Even if she did forget about it, all her generals, and advisors were there when jaime mentioned it🤦🏽‍♀️

[@narcissistichumility1269]

@@badshifu Not only this but neither her nor her two dragons spotted this comparatively slow moving fleet whilst 100 feet in the air. When there's no other moving boats in site except from her own fleet.

[@mrs.h.2597]

Brienne is just the best !!! And Sansa as well !! They trusted each other! Best acting !! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@andrebdd5818]

The real Jamie Lannister would have looked at her like he did Ned Stark and asked, "would you have felt better if I stabbed him in the front?"

[@dylan3488]

And then Dany burns him alive, early Jamie was cocky as fuck to the point he lost his hand

[@bait5257]

@@dylan3488 he was powerful enough to be cocky tho. There was literally no man woman alive who could have won against him in 1v1 not even berristen

[@dylan3488]

@@bait5257 Yeah but this isn’t Ned Stark at KL, this was Dany in the North where she had her full army and two big ass dragons.

[@janellejulianajoy]

God, I would have LOVED to see that.

[@janellejulianajoy]

@@dylan3488 And Dany would show these people who already don't like her what she does when riled. Great effort on the campaign trail.

[@indridcole7596]

It’s crazy how they not only turned dany evil but also into a moron. She knows her father was evil and said so herself. Why still be mad about it

[@bryceroberts2965]

I think they wanted to show that she was becoming paranoid of the people around her. That they all had friends and she didn't. They didn't really do a good job of selling that though.

[@masterplokoon8803]

Book Daenerys is actually very smart, smarter than show Daenerys ever was.

[@blissinchains]

Because this isn't Dany. She's wildly out of character and this is somebody else.

[@craig7405]

​@@masterplokoon8803not really. She's easily persuaded and incredibly naive, so she just conquers everything instead of ruling

[@Chris-wq3pe]

​@@masterplokoon8803 this is what most people who criticise GOT just don't understand at all. It's the same as any show or movie based on a book. TV loses all subtlety in favour of sensationalism

[@roush26]

I love Greyworm's "f@ck around and find out" face.

[@bait5257]

Although there's not a single person in the room who could even damage Jamie if he had both hands

[@philpants44]

​@bait5257 but he doesn't lol.

[@A_Final_Hit]

Greyworm was an annoying little twat.

[@UnwantedStudios3]

in his prime Jamie would have wrecked greyworm without breaking a sweat

[@eileenismailova]

If grandma had a d|ck she d be called grandpa

[@Traye76]

Jaime didn't back down an inch. You gotta respect that.

[@peterthesneakybastar]

One of my favorite scenes. It says so much about their characters, Jamie’s willingness to confront certain death here and the Starks’ willingness to forgive. Jamie tormented Jon & Rob, cut down Ned, crippled Bran, and murdered the queen’s father. The outcome of this situation is extremely unlikely and plain ridiculous, but it makes perfect sense given who these characters are. And not to mention we finally got the culmination of having Jamie face with what he did to Bran 8 seasons later which was essentially the hook of the entire show at the end of the first episode.

[@isaacvega8310]

Two things, I love Greyworm. Loyal to his Queen until the end. Also, the way Sansa walked off before the Queen, BADASS

[@akashps1883]

I hate greyworm, sansa and dany.. Bitches...

[@aicchi1234]

Daenerys acting as if the murder of her father was wrong 😂

[@SirContent]

so it is okay for kill your dad if he was insane, got it

[@GarredHATES]

Even still, it WAS her father

[@Benny-Fazio]

@@GarredHATESfugg em

[@kabayanpo]

It's a customed regardless how evil the king it's still the a king no one allowed to kill him When some one does more problem will arised problem that kill hundred of thousands That's why sending them far away land are invented

[@aicchi1234]

@@GarredHATES she watched her brother get killed in an excruciatingly painful manner and she did not weep him because she knew what a monster he was. Yet somehow, despite knowing what type of man her father was, she acts as if it was a terrible injustice.

[@shinobishaw7542]

Haha the look Jamie gives Brann. He was like "wait hold up 😐"

[@InfamousB9]

Jamie was on way to reclaim his honor,and he did it,no matters who or what standing on his way

[@spookynoodles1212]

then promptly tossed it out the window to go back to his sister

[@euheyshdgsbdjstz521]

Yeah, sadly Jamie and honor doesn't come together

[@InfamousB9]

@@euheyshdgsbdjstz521 Of course they are,he leaving Cercei several times to go to do honest things,finishin by leave her and ride to Winterfeel to fight against death among peoples whose every single one of them hate him,exept maybe Bryene,and Tyrion of course,with single hand he endure battle,he was honest,evil Cercei ruined him

[@InfamousB9]

@Google User True

[@masterplokoon8803]

D&D kinda forgot about that scene when Tyrion told Danny that the Mad King was about to blow up King's Landing and Jaime saved the city.

[@alipetuniashow]

The mad king is still her father

[@masterplokoon8803]

@@alipetuniashow she never knew him, all Daenerys knows about him was that he was sadistic tyrant who killed inocents, who was unfaithfull and abusive to her mom and whose cruelty sparked a massive rebellion.

[@nissowolf7268]

One thing Jaime could have said about killing Aerys : "I killed the mad king to save a thousand lives. Today, i am ready to give mine if it can save another thousand." or something like that.

[@icephoenix1932]

Jaime was my favourite character but damn he had some audacity coming back to Winterfell. He's lucky that Brienne vouched for him.

[@dv2045]

3:45 John should had returned Jaimes scorn from season 1: We need all the hands we can get... even if its just 1

[@NeoGaymer]

The way they all stood up and walked away in different directions at the end reminded me of skyrim lol.

[@Darthvader00]

Jaime’s reaction on bran 🤣

[@gentleheart7107]

There is a small detail. Sansa and Jon left the place first, but the Queen should have leave first and after her eveyone else. They crowd also stood up when Sansa stood up, not Daenerys. Sansa was always the Queen for them. Daenerys was never the authority for them, that's why the North wanted to be independent. They do not need to be a part of 7 kingdoms.

[@TheStinalee201120]

Doesn't matter because the North swore to stand by the Targaryens in perpetuity not until they didn't feel like it anymore.

[@misty3195]

​@@TheStinalee201120 that is not how it works in a feudal society. The Mad King when he killed the Lord of the North and his Heir, then turned around and demanded Ned and Robert Barathons heads was when all the Lords of Westreos did not need to upheld any oaths that tied them to the Targaryens. The Mad King violated his own oaths to protect and care for his own people and land. In the end he was conquered due to his own actions and the Targaryens lost all power and rights to the crown.

[@neoxceptr5824]

I guess her wanting to kill Jaime, yet letting him live still means she was crazy. Daenerys was very sane up until the span of 2 to 3 episodes in season 8. 🤣 The writing didn't have any substantial way to get her there efficiently and in a believable way.

[@mcrose9067]

No she wasn't, I called her going crazy with power way before this episode. It was the episode where she locked up the two dragons, I xant remember now exactly why I just knew she was but I did.

[@vishwajeetbarnwal8880]

@@mcrose9067 , at this phase of time, she was not that mad to kill entire city without reasons. Till now she cared about innocent lives and her comrades. No one becomes that mad in 1 or 2 days. Just accept the fact writing was shitty. Not only in this case but during euron's fleet, long night etc etc. It seems like Writers didnt even cared about this season at all. Changing villains every episode with plot making no sense.

[@mcrose9067]

@@vishwajeetbarnwal8880 I agree writing may of been shit but for anyone to act surprised that dany went crazy and took out a whole city for revenge wasn't paying attention in the show. Like I said I called it many season before the last the season.

[@vishwajeetbarnwal8880]

@@mcrose9067 u are still not getting the point. No one is pissed because they made dany mad but how they did it. Like I said two episodes back, she saved humanity by fighting for them and later killing everyone without any motives or reason. D and D just wanted to wrap things up. They literally butchered every northern houses , long night, final battle. Everything made no sense at all.

[@mcrose9067]

@@vishwajeetbarnwal8880 they may have hurried it at the end, but they had been setting dany to be so self righteous that it wasn't even a stretch for her to go mad, at least to me it wasnt. There was a reason she killed the whole city, her self righteousness and her thrist for vengeance and that had been set in the works for a long time before the last season. I get your point. But the op clearly states that she went insane in 2 to 3 episodes, which isn't true. They had been setting it up for a long time. That's my point.

[@darthcaedus9130]

Really wished the writing team had jon talk to Jaime about battle commands. Since Jaime has experience fighting in a war.

[@gregordrizzlewing7339]

Brianne is such a g she wasn’t having a bar of this sloppy ass council member shit 🤣🤣

[@GenericMedusa99]

what the purpose of this scene? Jon Snow goes to Kings Landing to convince ppl including cersi and jamie to fight with them against white walkers and now when jamie comes to help suddenly he is on trial for being a traitor? Jon Snow and Daenerys have some weird shit when it comes to asking for allies......

[@kdr3619]

well, it wasn't Jon Snow who put him up on trial was it? It was the dq. But of course.

[@subhangichoudhuri3890]

its a targaryen thing

[@khanyisa7373]

Dany was mad mad. I love the fact that Sansa and Jon turned their back on her after the trial. She was persecuting Jaime for killing her father yet she says she knew what her father was. The scene is so powerful because Bran knew that Jaime was only guilty of pushing him off the wall because he seemingly did it for his selfish desires, in the eyes of everyone else but Bran's. If she had sense, she would have pointed out that he tried to kill her. That's a far better stance than kingslaying the mad king.

[@janellejulianajoy]

I actually understood her anger. She is looking at the main reason why she grew up on the run with an increasingly unstable older brother. The man was still her father.

[@khanyisa7373]

@@janellejulianajoy Dany did not want to be persecuted for the sins of her father. As much as I agree with you on a personal level. That's not the kind of thing you say in public if you don't want to be persecuted for your father's sins.Highlighting that he tried to kill her as the current Queen makes a lot of sense. He could be lying by saying he came to fight for the living. The other makes her an open hypocrite and that doesn't inspire respect from her subjects.

[@ajgo2145]

Jaime tried to kill her, Cersei lied to her and had her Westerosi loyalists murdered, and Tyrion was defending his siblings and expects her to be the "bigger" person (he's responsible for her lost in Casterly Rock). Honestly, the restraint she had not to feed them alive to her dragons is more commendable. She's losing so much (which is frustrating for a conqueror) and people expect her to just swallow it like it was nothing.

[@braveandblessed9279]

@@janellejulianajoy The main reason why she grew on the run was her Mad father and her eldest brother.

[@khanyisa7373]

@@ajgo2145 Every other character went through shit too. Even more responsibility to be sensible as a ruler.

[@InfamousB9]

Even with possibility to be beheaded or prisoned and torture Jamie comes among all his enemies to fullfil his pledge and fighting for them

[@SonofCurlyLox]

The fire crackling issss soooo soothing

[@ernieyet]

I think everyone forgets the fact that Jamie broke his oath as a Knight to kill the King because he had overheard the King's orders to burn all of Kingslanding. He sacrificed his honour to do the most dishonorable act for the sake of thousands of innocent people in Kingslanding. Jamie was also forced to become a Knight by King Aerys at the age of 16, making him the youngest knight in the history of Westeros. The King did this only to despise Tywin Lannister of his heir. Back then Tywin was the King's Hand and the King grew jealous of Tywin's strategic intelligence and growing influence in his council. Tywin resigned as the Hand after Jamie was brought in to become a knight.

[@ispeakonlyfacts.3228]

Daenerys has such a beautiful voice. 0:33 The way she talks and addresses people is royalty.

[@kdr3619]

what's the point ... true royalty is proven in action, not looks or eloquence, sound or speech ... her actions gave her the lie.

[@faiyadrahman5782]

@@kdr3619 Except for what happened in the end, Daenerys has always been the EPITOME of royalty. In eloquence, sound, speech, AND action.

[@kdr3619]

​@@faiyadrahman5782 ha ha ha!!

[@naqihassan4318]

@@faiyadrahman5782 You forgot the epitome of the Murderer of innocents.

[@aizazoie]

Nah, her voice is kind of choppy and lacks any real expression. Royal voices to me are more like Sansa’s, Catelyn’s (omg, that woman’s voice), Margaery’s, and even that red-haired prostitute who appeared early in the series.

[@Lads90]

Since beginning ,Ser Jaime has on hard positions. He actually doesn't really want to wear white cloacks. He choose kings guard to keep his family save from mad kings, watching over his sister from king robert, came to battlefield for his brothers, lost a hand for his lover Brianne, sailing to the sands for his child, and then risk his life to meets Daenarys...truly man of honour.

[@mikesmancave8833]

I love how she still got pissed that he murdered her father, the mad king, even after shed already previously acknowledged that the fucker was evil.

[@0m3gaph03nix]

She wasn't mad about that. She's just testing her ability to trust a man that broke his sworn oath and murdered the king he swore to protect at *any* cost. The oath doesn't say "You've been appointed as the King's most trusted advisor, but you can totally kill him if he gets really really mean". Jaime did the right thing, but a sworn oath means A LOT in a world like that where fealty to a crown is survival. On her end, when everyone has been trying to kill you since you were born, a little paranoia is justifiable.

[@wolfscotter]

Jaime and the actor who plays him was honestly the only thing that made season 8 somewhat watchable

[@florilestari]

On his defense, Daenerys daddy was an assholes and Jamie tried to bargain Tyrion's life with tricked Ned (while that lil finger was fantasized about his live with Ned's wife). So... Jamie is still an honorable knight not a murder.

[@snezanamanojlovic6611]

"The things we do for love" Then both Dany and Sansa's heads turn up to him like "Whatcha say?!"

[@Keptaro]

Jaime and Theon deserved better. It's a pity they had to die the way they did, given that they had the best character arcs in the entire show and deserved to have a happy ever after. But it's not the way the show is written, I guess people like these simply don't get old

[@jonathanfitzharris4196]

I don't mind how Theon went, at least he had his full character arc then died fighting for the Starks.

[@erys8957]

Jamie is actually one of my favorite character, probably the only Lannister I can stan, if it weren't for him many people would have died. Even if it was a useless act because of the woman in front of him.

[@circleancopan7748]

The least for me are Cersei and Joffrey.

[@erys8957]

@@circleancopan7748 Yes for me too, Cersei is too convinced and thinks she is as intelligent and powerful as her father, but she is not. I think Tywin instead has his moments, I like him let's say, he's smart and he was the one who brought the Lannisters to such power. But then I remember the things he did and then I don't like him anymore.

[@haychlc]

not a fan of Tyrion ?

[@erys8957]

@@haychlc Well I just don't like him, I mean, he has his moments sure, he's a smart man and Tywin shouldn't underestimate him, and he's definitely nothing like his father or sister and also because of a very serious mistake by Jaime, Tyrion has suffered. But I just prefer Jaime. But don't get me wrong, I hated it when Jaime threw Bran off the tower and also because of what happened to Tyrion's first wife (in part IT WAS his fault).

[@luisofthelion]

Jaime’s redemption was a long time coming but the 🐐 Lannister is easily Tywin

[@TheDMB411987]

I always hated how no one points to Daenerys that Jaime “murdered” a ruthless tyrant hell bent on destroying all of kings landing and killing hundreds of thousands of people.

[@jjh2456]

Barristen Selmy did.

[@sammcdermott78]

Jaimes probably the only one who fought the Night King for the same reason as Jon, even Daenerys’ army was only there because she couldn’t have the throne if the dead killed everyone.

[@Galactic123]

1:57 Jaime: "Ok, maybe not EVERYTHING..."

[@monkeycat48]

Thanks a lot Dan and Dave you’ve completely forgotten that Daenerys already knows her father was a madman and also yeah it didn’t make any sense. Considering he did what he needed to do to save 1 million lives in Kings Landing even Tyrian if anyone remembers ep 9 of season six he did tell Daenerys about that.

[@A-SUS]

i have just finished season 4, I don't know much about Daenerys's development arc pass season 4 and i don't read the book. But i guess its a bit weird to see Daenerys who once the "free the slave" woman not knowing/forgot/understand about the reason ppl called her father "the madking".

[@monkeycat48]

@@A-SUS watch season 5 you're going to be surprised she does find out about her father thanks to I can't say who it is who revealed it. I don't understand why you would go comment on a season 8 scene if you haven't even gotten caught up yet?

[@A-SUS]

@@monkeycat48 ok thank you, i was rewatching some clip of Tywin. I didn't expect to get this far lol

[@monkeycat48]

@@A-SUS Well believe it or not you got really far and where you are is season eight and believe it or not it is not a great season and you’ll see exactly why is it an article showing why it was so bad

[@joeyjerry1586]

I’m not saying daenerys was entirely right but we have to remember that when jaime killed her father, that almost caused the extinction of the targayrens and led to Daenerys and Viserys fleeing across Essos all while trying to escape assassins sent by Robert. She was never able to experience a normal childhood because all her life she was forced to flee, living in fear, unsure if they’d survive the day. Plus Jaime did also break his vows as a knight of the kingsguard and committed the crime of kingslaying. Plus, Jaime tried to kill Daenerys during the spoils of war battle so she has a right to be angry at Jaime but D&D kind of forgot Dany knew her father was a madman and spent the last 7 seasons proving she wasn’t her father

[@therecklesswarlock6439]

Gotta love how bran just existing taunts jamie lol

[@b_e_thecreative]

The fact that Jaime never brags or flaunts that he saved a city population. Even on trial speaks volumes to his honor.

[@rocknroadley8440]

So many missed opportunities in this scene, not to mention the season as a whole. This is Jaime Lannister, who Jon's brother and father fought against in war. Daenerys was charged by the guy on horseback in the season just gone. Not a single mention of it. She melted his men before Jaime's eyes burning the rest who refused to obey her. Then there is Bran, who got pushed out a window by this man. So much potential for drama and interesting character dynamics. Everything is just kind of moved on too quick and brushed over. Then there's Tyrion who just gets put in his place as usual. Greyworm has more balls than Tryion post season 4-5. Tyrion could have mentioned how his brother freed him and went against Cersei to do the right thing. You'd think to see his brother stand on trial, like he did, would spark something greater in Tyrion to have a bit more fire. Expecially seen as how Jaime saved Tyrion's life. Would have been nice to see Jaime put Daenerys in her place about her dearest daddy too.

[@wakeupuk3860]

Now 71 years old and at the ages of 7 to 10 had LOTR read to me by an actual student of J.R.R. Tolkien, was taken often to Stratford on Avon to watch most of W. Shakespeare's play and was taught the Illiad and Beowulf by a retired Oxford Don - so I was very fortunate to have a very good base in the classics and literature. Apart from I Claudius and DUNE I read and watched when a young man, the has been no book or film that have ever matched, had my respect and equal admiration these last 40 years. But George R. R. Martin in my opinion is certainly now up there with such masters of literature and story telling and in a way in certain aspects has improved upon them and Jamie with his story arc, is a classic example. Over a very long time and gradually, we see Jamie changed from the complete baddy to a real goody with readers and viewers first despising him and at the end loving him, which is a rare find. If you think about it, most films and TV shows, since their very beginning, have had the concept of the hero and the villain with the hero winning as the basis of all our entertainment. Yes there have been nuances of this theme but never in the way, events and long time period we see with Jamie and to me that is due to the mastery of writing of Martin. I also would add that a good part of my opinion is down to Nikolaj Coster-Waldau playing Jaime Lannister, who was able to do so to his very good acting skills in creating a repore with those of us who watched and read the series over the decade.

[@nipunkothare]

This is such a critical moment in the series. Jaime leaving Cersei made the Lannister loyalists realise Cersei is not worth fighting for. They surrender at Kings landing, only to find themselves being burnt.

[@andrewkomaniecki480]

Why the fuck is Dany mad at Jaimie for killing the mad king? He was a fucking physcho who killed people for everyone. Jaimie did King's Landing a favour if you ask me. The Mad King could not be reasoned with. Even Jaimie begged him to surrender. He did it to defend the kingdom. Also, I'm with Jaimie on this. He doesn't need to fucking apologize. The Starks kidknapped Tyrion, his brother. He demanded for him back. Ned refused so Jaimie fought him. He didn't kill him btw. That was merciful on his end. Why can't Sansa understand that their house was sort of to blame by kidknapping Tyrion, a Lanister and so forth? If someone kidknapped my friend or someone who I loved, I would be pretty angry myself

[@joshuasuey1963]

I love Jaime and im glad he lived through that but if anyone rode at me with a spear trying to kill me they would pay the price dearly lol

[@neneray310]

It was the middle of a battle. Rules of engagement and all that.

[@Chess4lyfe]

0:56 😅for a character that was supposed to be so shrewd with the ability to out think everyone, Tyrion was sure wrong about ALOT of 💩😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheRuckus-ji4wt]

They could have had Jon make an epic speech here, instead he spoke 8 words

[@ahmedthaer]

He's a man of honor 💔

[@dominiqueodom3099]

One line I wouldve changed. Sansa:You would Fight beside him? Brienne:I would Die beside him.

[@LtKregorov]

Jon interrupting everyone like: Y’all have very interesting stories but I just want to point out that there’s an army 100 000 undead strong marching our ways with giants, dragon and shit. Alright, you can resume.

[@MindfulnessGamer]

How dare Jaime kill the man that burned people alive, was going to blow up the city and asked him to kill his own father. How dare Jaime defend his house by attacking the Starks for capturing his brother who was innocent. Jaime was right to stand his ground and not apologise

[@karehna6202]

Bran's response was 8 seasons in the making! By this point I was hoping Jaime wouldn't die and then I remembered, "Bro, you threw Bran off a building. You were going to let Sansa marry you crazy a** son. You charged at Daenerys, killed her father, and probably tried to kill her too as a child...Yeah, you're on your own! May the odds ever be in your favor. You reap what you sew."

[@karehna6202]

I will say Greyworm was not one to be messed with! He basically told Jaime, "You're a Kingslayer, but you will not be a Queenslayer, as long as I am around. Don't be a fool." with just the way he handed him the sword.

[@serjaimelannister5152]

Shame to lie to her I hope she forgives me for it.

[@peaceforyou-ag]

Jaime is my favorite actor in the entire series. He's so natural that he carries everyone else and we don't even notice it.

[@yb6038]

Jamie had such a great arc but like real life relapsed at the end

[@josh7827]

Jon reacts like a day dreaming student called out by his teacher.

[@kashewz]

If Brann was all seeing why didn't the fuck he just told everyone why he killed the king or did the writers mess this up as they messed up everything

[@janellejulianajoy]

I look at it as this course is the best option. Bran sees multiple realities and futures in fragments. For all we know intervention caused an even bigger problem. It's hard to tell with such half cooked writing.

[@JaketheJust]

Even before Jaime lost his hand, he always did keep his word

[@milquetoste]

“Things we do for love” WOOOOSHHH

[@saifaliyaseen914]

“The things we do for love” is literally the personification of Jaime. From the first episode when he says it, we all hate him for doing something so evil like pushing a child out a window. And yet, he is the most honourable man in the show. Everything he does is in service to either the king/queen, or the people of Westeros. He defends Brienne when she’s about to be roped, saves her against a bear, literally gives up his childhood home in favour of strategy, and even this scene, where he comes solely to defend the people of the country. He does these things out of love for his family, for his people, for his country. He knows that the people of the world will never see him as honourable because of his “kingslayer” title, but he knew it was either be dishonourable, or stand by and watch his father and thousands of innocent people die. That to me, is one of the best qualities you can have in a character who has accepted his notoriety, but still acts in service of his loved ones. To act in the service of love is an honourable action, which in this scene shows Jaime shocked that Bran not only remembers it, but reminds Jaime that his actions were done in honour. Maybe not honour of others but definitely to those he loves. And even after the long night, he still returns to Kings Landing in service of his sister, the queen. That shows better honour than someone who could be considered a “turncoat” for trying to side with the North and the Targaeryen threat to his sisters crown. Jaime is probably the most complicated characters in the show, and he 100% deserved a better send off than his ending of resorting to his dishonourable ways. The true catalyst of the game of thrones

[@davismwiti2345]

Jaime never met Jon again after sparing him for joining the wall we shld

[@DeborishiGanguly]

This is like a job interview where the interviwers ask why did you leave your last company.

[@PretendingToBeCanadian69]

I left to play Minigolf. A sport so extreme it doesn't even seem to be extreme, but it truly is! Canadians love to play Minigolf...

[@Krrrmanoj]

this goes beyond loyalty 😂

[@craigarkensaw]

I mean, he wasn’t wrong in that statement.

[@memonson5586]

@@JBD915 He did say he'll defend his family again if he had to though

[@T-Prime848]

One of the greatest conversations ever I have seen and heard …

[@ClaimedMinotaur]

"My brother told me stories about the man who killed my father, and told me what we would do to him when we found him." "Did those stories mention what your father did to his own people? The very ones he was supposed to protect?" It actually annoyed me how much shit Jamie got for killing the Mad King throughout the show. Literally everyone knew what he was by the end, and most of them were going to kill him, themselves. The fact that literally no one outside his family understood his decision aside from Brianne is so dumb, and even she needed to have the play by play.

[@mysticmink5104]

they character assassinated Dany so bad in season 7-8, along with almost everyone else. no one’s actions or dialogue make any narrative sense anymore compared to the first four seasons

[@janellejulianajoy]

I literally asked myself what the fuck Dany was taking when she killed the Tarly's while preaching about Cersei being a tyrant. You can't make this shit up.

[@JordoGarcia]

Daenerys is annoying and Jon is a little dweeb (toward the end)

[@Khalyesi]

How does Daenerys get annoying 💀 swear y’all say anything

[@kdr3619]

seriously! I mean at this point there's the apocalypse at their door ... will you get over yourself already? You already apologized to Jon on behalf of your father. So you agree he was an arse. Now why put Jaime on trial? I dunno about Jon being a dweeb ... I think he's just tired, and realizing that Dany isn't exactly everything he initially thought.

[@Khalyesi]

@Nicolas Martinez okay? As if Sansa isn’t the same way

[@janellejulianajoy]

@@Khalyesi While I don't agree she was being annoying, she was just angry, the North is not fully her territory. It's why Sansa's word stuck after Jon upheld it as Warden In The North. It was a subtle "your word carries little weight here"

[@Unplugged70]

"The things we do for love" is a killer line. And the only moment that unsettles Jamie.

[@xScandal7]

there isn't such a series like GOT. there won't be again and I would prefer it that way. I would love to remember the series as the best thing I've watched. I feel so lucky I enjoyed every fucking second

[@fanispalaiog6639]

Θες συμβουλή; Διάβασε τα βιβλία.

[@AyeAyeRon11]

“The things we do for love” was brilliantly snuck in for that small window of time. 😉

[@anantgore3861]

‘The things we do for love’ 😂