Reactors Reaction to LITTLEFINGER'S TRIAL by Sansa | Game of Thrones 7x7 "The Dragon and the Wolf"

[@heIIbIazer]

Sansa is the slow learner who plays the game at her speed, but gets great at it, Arya is a super skilled speedrunner and Bran is that guy who uses a hack.

[@TheDragonsRose]

Bran hacks but he's too fucking lazy to use it, just sleeps all day LOL

[@seanyoung9014]

@@TheDragonsRose He only uses it in tournaments lol

[@mufasa5851]

Rickon couldn't get past level 1 :D

[@RaidenDragonClaw]

@@mufasa5851 nuuuu he was trying nobody equipped him properly

[@ckondoryano5173]

bran's that one dude that finished the game already and just giving tips

[@breslinpt]

"My sister asked you a question" Arya being the savage

[@sonar357]

I love how Arya doesn't do anything dramatic. No, "this is for our father", no pulling back his head and slowly stabbing him in the hear or neck, or anything flashy. She just walks up, slashes him across the neck, and walks back casually like she's picking up a glass of water. Stone cold.

[@jinx7501]

Sansa doesn't kill often but deaths that she's involved in are incredibly satisfying. Ramsey and Baelish were both "Finally he's dead" sorta deaths.

[@jjh2456]

And don’t forget she brought the poison into Joffrey’s wedding.

[@jinx7501]

@@jjh2456 she did but I give the responsibility of that one to Olenna Tyrell.

[@jjh2456]

@@jinx7501 yeah. She used Olenna as her sword since when she told Olenna the business of Joffrey she passed his sentence.

[@MichaelJW72]

Littlefinger: None of you were there to see what happened, none of you knows the truth. Bran: You seem to forget I can be a human version of a hi def CCTV system.

[@jedsterdfw]

I think Baelish pees himself a little when he turns around to look at Bran. 😄

[@jimrichardson706]

Did everyone forget that Arya was Tywin's cupbarer and privy to his conversation with Baelish? She had her own piece of the puzzle and reason to hate him

[@jjh2456]

Yep. That’s true.

[@pnut3844able]

What did she hear him say? I forgot

[@jimrichardson706]

@@pnut3844able S2 Ep6 - remember, any ally of the Lannisters was an enemy of the Starks. Littlefinger was a spy for the Lannisters

[@davidhutchinson5233]

When Arya says, My Sister asked you a question. He knew he better answer and answer quick.

[@davidhutchinson5233]

And Arya should have said, the Stark's send their regards.

[@lifeisjustadream1195]

The "my sister asked you a question" is so badass. 😂

[@kristofgulyas2541]

Littlefinger: "Give me a chance to defend myself. I deserve that." Everybody else in the room: LOL

[@tararocksong5085]

I was like, “Oh sure, give you a chance to defend yourself when the evidence is against you, Lord Baelish.”

[@cdubbau135]

I always loved the unceremoniousness of Baelish's death. For all the chaos that he wrought, more or less sparking the War of the 5 Kings, he just had his throat slit like it was nothing. Loved it.

[@kristofgulyas2541]

Died as he lived.

[@giggle_snort]

@@kristofgulyas2541 I see what you did there.

[@Tsuusetsu]

I love the fact his throat was slit, but for a different reason. LIttle finger talked. He talked, and talked, and talked, and lied, and schemed, and convined people to betray family. So when his throat was cut, he tried to talk, but couldn't. His one weapon was removed, he couldn't talk, and couldn't talk his way out of it, but yet he still tried. Even when he was holding his throat, he was trying to talk. Very poetic.

[@raelik777]

I also like the fact that when you rewatch this scene, you realize that the little conversation between Sansa and Arya at the beginning has a completely different meaning than you initially expected. It's a lord (lady) talking to their executioner, who is reminding them that they can't undo this once it's done. No appeal to emotion, just making sure they thought it through.

[@NoriMori1992]

Agreed. Pretty much the entire show is his fault. He didn't deserve any better than this.

[@billyboblillybob344]

I always loved the symbolism of the view of the Starks from behind LF with Sansa as the Judge, Bran as the Jury that witnessed everything and Arya as the Executioner...great scene.

[@leonardpauca8184]

First clue that Arya isn't on trial: she's still armed.

[@ryanslack2666]

I like how in the end, the Starks got their retribution. On the Freys. The Lannisters and Littlefinger.

[@darkiepoo8949]

this is exactly why we know its not what will actually happen in the books. it's just wish fulfillment and running out of seasons but having to tie up extremely loose ends. grrm doesn't write cheap wish fulfillment resolutions. but at least the show spared us from any possible actual ending the books will have by making terrible choices.

[@rikk319]

The North remembers.

[@Garryck-1]

@@darkiepoo8949 - *"grrm doesn't write cheap wish fulfillment resolutions"* GRRM doesn't write. Period. Not on finishing the most important book in the series, at any rate. He'd rather work on *any* other project, than that one. I'm beginning to suspect it's because he's painted himself into a corner and can't figure a way out.

[@ArcherWillows]

@@Garryck-1 I'm fairly confident we will see the winds of winter release. Probably sometime in the next five years. But a dream of spring... yeah unlikely he'll be alive to finish that one

[@Garryck-1]

@@ArcherWillows - I hope you're right.. about the first part. And wrong about the second. But I ain't gonna hold my breath, that's for sure.

[@darthdarthification]

In a show with no shortage of plot twists this one may be the best UNO reverse card of them all.

[@joelwillis2043]

Trash scene.

[@darthdarthification]

@@joelwillis2043 thank you for your high quality and convincing reply.

[@kingfrederikofprussiathemo7830]

Well it was a nice shocking moment, but i feel like the littlefinger from the books or from the first seasons could have outsmarted these two, and would have ended more epic

[@jimrichardson706]

@@kingfrederikofprussiathemo7830 Yeah, you're confusing the book with the tv series - two different things. I remember Arya being Tywins' cup bearer and her listening to Littlefinger's treachery, then she got the opportunity to compare notes with her brother the 3-eyed raven and her sister's stories ya had to know she was going to kill Baelish even before Sansa looked over and gave her the nod

[@Dustomatic]

@@joelwillis2043 trash take.

[@rjb4242]

That moment when Baelish realizes that Sansa has been learning from two of the best players in the Game, himself and Cersei, and isn't actually 3 steps ahead of the Game, but 3 steps behind and one foot in the grave

[@TheWackyJackie18]

Man, Baelish had both his feet in the grave, and was still digging deeper and deeper

[@nikoloznasaridze6328]

Three steps behind Bran, not Sansa

[@kpj2224]

@@nikoloznasaridze6328nah Sansa definitely knew who Baelish was and didn’t trust him

[@nikoloznasaridze6328]

@@kpj2224 nope. There was even a scene where Bran tells Sansa what Baelish is actually doing in the season 7 finale, but the directors cut it out because it would have killed that shock effect that Baelish's death scene had. Even if that scene didn't exist at all, it would have been quite easy to see how foolishly Sansa believed Baelish. Bran saved Winterfell from Corruption, but D&D didn't show it so their favorite character would get all the credit

[@kpj2224]

@@nikoloznasaridze6328 I’m saying that she already never trusted Baelish, even before she met bran again. I didn’t complicate it at all

[@billpentz7482]

As Arya said before that "Leave one wolf alive and the sheep are never safe" Littlefinger thought he had a tame wolf to use as he needed but he as trying to manage three wolves and wolves learn and remember.

[@souravpaul2179]

They left four alive

[@jjh2456]

@@souravpaul2179 the Mockingbird was never safe in the wolf’s den.

[@kvltslime2261]

the north remembers

[@Fuzz32]

“The lone wolf dies, but the pack survives.”

[@tararocksong5085]

Wolves can be trained but they’ll never be tamed.

[@laquanthedon1]

It shocked me people actually thought Sansa would turn on arya. People forgot the starks are a pack no matter how upset with each other they are they're ride or die. The way they all just stood and watched him bleed out was gangster as fuck lol.

[@redace4821]

"The Wolf may die, but the pack survived"

[@jjh2456]

Arya works her nerves, but she loves and knows her sister.

[@danielchu1539]

Yet Sansa turned on Jon.....

[@tararocksong5085]

@@redace4821, actually it’s “The Lone Wolf dies, but the pack survives.” But you were a little close to the quote.

[@NandR]

This all ties back to the first season. Arya was "on trial" for attacking Joffrey and her wolf biting him. Sansa refused to tell the truth and back up her blood so as not to upset her "prince". Ever since that day there was some clear animosity between them, and that was built on their differing personalities. So there is some ground for them to distrust one another. But this made it clear that they were not going to betray each other again.

[@daniho6223]

The way Arya moves with intent is just menacing. She's portrayed so skillfully!

[@CooleyHigh20]

That was my favorite part as well. Just cold, ruthless efficiency; no wasted movement or theatrics; the mark of a skilled professional who is keenly aware of themselves. She was a tiger on the hunt.

[@psychedelicpegasus7587]

​@@CooleyHigh20 I really got the feeling the three siblings were a wolf pack. Wolves work together to catch their prey off guard, to surround it on all sides, and then they strike. I loved this performance.

[@mattc3581]

It sounds weird but Arya gives me the same vibes Bane did in Dark Knight rises. Ruthlessly efficient but also at his/her most menacing when delivering her line quietly and without emotion. Killing your enemy in a rage to exact bloody revenge is something that people can understand, and in some way even relate to. But being in absolute control of your mind and body and still choosing to murder someone without feeling any emotion is a cold savagery that is brutal to watch.

[@TheDivayenta]

Ninja Arya!

[@mswashu]

This NEVER gets old. Ayra's like "Boy BYE! Next topic!"

[@olgabahirkina1286]

I love that of ALL people to trick Littlefinger, it was Sansa. That’s character development. If you told me that in first seasons I’d never believe you.

[@azlnbstrmann1577]

Yeah what a character development. She got raped for an entire season and now she is a super badass women who knows everything and is smarter than everyone.

[@olgabahirkina1286]

@@azlnbstrmann1577 I guess we view it differently. She survived the worst thing that could happen to a woman, and she learned who to trust.

[@jjh2456]

@@olgabahirkina1286don’t engage the crazies. I love your comment.

[@migzzz3215]

Littlefinger’s mistake was that she underestimated Sansa and never thought all that he had taught her will come back to him. He was honestly so close and yet so far 😂

[@JnEricsonx]

As Tyrion said, "Lady Sansa I think you might outlive all of us."

[@crazylarryjr]

All these reactions and not one person thought to mention that Arya cut Littlefinger so fast and clean, she didn't even have to wipe her blade. That is an efficient kill

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

I saw this chapter when it aired in a bar, we were all so silent until, that beautiful moment when she said "...Lord Baelish" we all yelled and claped, and when Aria killed him ther was a standing ovation! lol

[@xzaticwave3000]

Burlington bar? 😂😂😂

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Lol nop, a bar in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, can't remember the name tho

[@neigelevelyn6356]

Whole world 🌎 was on silences lol

[@mitchelldelaney5872]

I was throttled by the thought that Sansa and Aria might actually be at odds, I prayed this was the game that Baelish wasn't the puppeteer.....Was still slammed when the trial went down though! Loved it!

[@nikoloznasaridze6328]

I still can not understand the hate towards Baelish. Was by far the best player of Game of Thrones and only lost because of Bran, who is not an ordinary being. Baelish is one of the bezt characters out there

[@Evil0tto]

A lot of people hate how Littlefinger was outwitted and killed, but I don't. It's appropriate. This is a man who had spent the entire series using people, manipulating them, and turning them against each other. He was a master schemer, but all schemers eventually run out of idiots to be fooled by them. Once the victims figure the con man out his days are numbered, and Baelish had long ago played one too many games. It's a testament to his skill that he lasted until season 7, but he was due for an unpleasant (and well-deserved) end.

[@elizabethstrong6057]

He was a smarmy lying spider in the shadows. He didn't deserve a noble or public death.

[@dereka5017]

I don't hate that he was outwitted. I hate that his wits fled him after season 4. They changed his character from brilliant villain to nonsensical moron, which robbed his death of the satisfaction it should have had. Would have been amazing to see Sansa and Arya outfox him when he actually still had brain cells.

[@derwolf7094]

🎯

[@rikk319]

@@dereka5017 That's why you don't outrun the actual novels and end the HBO series at the point the novels were up to. The first Fullmetal Alchemist anime did that because the manga wasn't finished. When it did finish, they just made a whole new anime and finished that. But the whiny bitch fans of GoT who complained about the plot going off the rails would have complained about the series not having an ending, either, so you can't really win.

[@PintheDog]

​@@dereka5017 Stop whining, dude. It's done.

[@enicole1203]

To be fair, Lysa would have killed Sansa if Littlefinger didn't push her. To be even fairer, he clearly orchestrated that entire situation, so there's that.😂

[@giggle_snort]

Mmhmm, he played them all like a fucking Stradivarius.

[@tararocksong5085]

Littlefinger played everyone in the game of thrones, only to fall right into the Stark’s trap with his big mistake.

[@Hunlover123601]

had littlefinger not kissed sansa and made lysa suspicious it wouldn't have happened in the first place lol

[@gracemon2oe]

“I have been waiting on this since season 1” really sums it up beautifully 😆 made it all the sweeter that we were waiting on this for YEARS.

[@DavidMyrmidon]

I think the only thing that would make this scene even better, if Lord Varys was there. 😅

[@Knightfang1]

Arya was as Cold as a Terminator on this kill. no hesitation, no emotion, no talking, just slice and done

[@darthken815]

Beware the A-1000.

[@leonardpauca8184]

"When you have to kill, kill. Don't talk."

[@ulrichs3061]

@@leonardpauca8184 "When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk." The Good the Bad and the Ugly.

[@enicole1203]

Arya is a straight up serial killer and we're all like YESS CUTEST LITTLE BADASS SERIAL KILLER OF ALL TIME 🤣🤣🤣

[@jasonuk8333]

If we ever see her have sex though.....

[@SeenGod]

having seen the show & also read all 5 books, Arya is definitely my favorite character, she’s even more badass in the books because she faces so many more obstacles and when she’s scared she says in her head “fear cuts deeper than swords” which is something Syrio Forel taught her

[@othergrimm6592]

I can't think of a single person she killed that didn't deserve it.

[@enicole1203]

@@othergrimm6592 that's precisely why we're all okay with it, even though she's honestly terrifying at this point.🤣

[@LFC_Fan23]

@@othergrimm6592 The first person she killed with needle was a little fat boy who was trying to take her to the queen. It was in S1E8 i think. During the fighting in Kings Landing between the Lannisters and the remaining Starks. Did he deserve it?

[@medafan53]

It's Ironic, in a way Baelish's downfall mirror's Ned's; they were both undone by assuming others thought the same way as they did, when they did not. Many of the steps to Ned's downfall were because he assumed people like Jeoffery, Cersei and Baelish to follow the same rules of honour that he did, only for their treacherous ways to counter him at every turn. Baelish assumed that Arya Stark, like himself and many of the vipers he had played for so many years in King's Landing, sought power, and would see family only as an obstacle to overcome, or at least wanted power enough that he could convince Sansa she thought like this. It never occurred to him that she could have no interest in being lady of Winterfell, a fact Sansa did know, meaning that all his schemes were doing, was throwing suspicion right back at him.

[@kiratheusagiisworkshop5266]

I love how they outplayed him. He didn't see it coming st all yet they got all their ducks in a row. They didn't even let him try to sweet talk his way out off it!

[@TheMarionetteKitty]

That smirk on Arya’s face is so perfect. Maisie Williams is an incredible actress.

[@jaxonmcalley]

I love the part when the characters go completely silent. It's like the directors know fans will be cheering and gave them time to do so and not miss the next dialogue.

[@michaelmorton5698]

Baelish was in the opposite situation of Ned. Ned thought people in King's Landing would be honorable in their dealings only to discover that treachery was the rule, rather than the exception. Baelish thought he could run the same con on the North, not realizing that in the North no one is driven by ambition and treachery is punishable by death.

[@storyarcher8125]

"My sister asked you a question..." Has there ever ben a more ominous line?

[@PercyJacksonRules17]

Honestly it’s pretty poetic that it’s the same dagger that was used in the attempt on Brans life too. I think it’s also the same dagger Baelish held to Ned’s throat if I remember correctly because Baelish got it back from Catelyn when she visited Kings Landing and Arya has it now cause Baelish tried to get on Brans good side by giving it to him and Bran gives it to Arya.

[@hhattonaom9729]

Honestly it's pretty pathetic how they killed off littlefinger.

[@Cheezzy0]

The dagger Baelish held to Ned's throat was a different dagger. Simple, straight blade, common steel.

[@PercyJacksonRules17]

@@Cheezzy0 nope it’s the same dagger a quick google search can tell you “The next time we see the dagger is when Ned Stark is betrayed in King's Landing. Littlefinger takes the dagger from Ned and holds it to his throat as he's captured and his men are killed.”

[@wadewilson8011]

You hit it spot on. I have no clue what that first idiot that commented is trying to say. Maybe they still breastfeed as an adult.

[@jjh2456]

That is actually Aegon the Conqueror’s dagger.

[@benfen5188]

The chick scarfing down the pizza won my heart!

[@user-wi9hv2pb2q]

she knows how to play the game ❤

[@marsuth]

When I watched this for the first time I was like “Sansa” is going to be his last words? But if you watch it with subtitles he actually lets out a gasped “I” at the end. Which I think is very appropriate for Little Finger

[@Shmurph]

That Lia Fiore chick is wild. All the objectively terrible things that he's done, all the horrible events that occurred because of him, the good characters that died because of him, and she's that sad that he got what was coming to him? Bran testifying to his shitty actions and she's all "What are you doing??" like girl, he's helping expose the man that betrayed his father tf? Was she watching the same show as everyone else? Ridiculous.

[@O-T-7-BTS]

I was absolutely thinkin' the same thing about her! I've never heard of their channel before now but from I heard from her I would never consider watching it. I mean does she even pay attention to or understand the storyline? SMH

[@brattneyrose5652]

I scrolled the comment section just to find this one. Absolutely wild.

[@giggle_snort]

Agreed, what the actual fuck?!

[@midnightmadness7156]

I was taken aback. Like... what?! The literal snake in the garden that started the whole war between the Starks and Lannisters and she's sad he got his justice??? The fuck kinda world I'm living in?

[@hype5471]

I mean say what you want about baelish, he was one of the best players who played the game of thrones. If bran wasnt the 3 eyed raven, he probably wouldnt have been caught

[@Lions1986]

how the hell is there anyone who thought little finger deserved a chance and then was sad he got killed?

[@oscarmarkowitz5288]

He deserved to die but he was such a good villain I didn’t wanna see it happen

[@oscarmarkowitz5288]

Wasn’t as good in the last couple seasons

[@nottoomuch87]

Listen, if the lannisters had fans, anything is possible.

[@Nonalhomophobie]

Because he is despicable, but it is thanks to him that most of what happens in the series happened. He was an excellent chessmaster and we have to grant him that at least.

[@W4rr4X]

@@oscarmarkowitz5288 So ? Doesn't change what Littlefinger was or did.

[@zoeb3573]

I love the sisterly dynamic of Sansa being the brain and Arya being the brawn and I wish they'd done more with it. Imagine if Arya had stayed with her sister as she became Queen in the North, the two would have been unstoppable.

[@anthonyhansel9175]

Eight seasons. Eight, and this is still HANDS DOWN my favorite scene in the entire series.

[@avyboi14]

Hands down my fave death in the whole show! What an amazing set up and the banter was just perfection!

[@aysiskyle9458]

He threw himself on the mercy of the court but there was none so he landed flat on his face. 🤣🤣🤣 this was EPIC ❤️❤️❤️

[@steventhrasher3608]

This was probably the most satisfying death in the entire show and probably the best moment in the final 2 seasons.

[@TyTimeIsAwesome]

Compared to the final 2 season, yeah. But over all...it was such a cop out to kill an amazing character like Littlefinger through supernatural evidences.

[@azlnbstrmann1577]

this was probably the most ridiculous death in the entire show

[@hhattonaom9729]

least satisfying death scene*

[@bluejays25]

Aiden Gillan's reaction to being accused is absolutely brilliant.

[@mickharper4995]

I have never watched GoT but have seen this clip several times, I love the casually brutal and efficient way Arya kills him.

[@wreckingKREW1]

Sansa (Corleone) Stark,"Today I settled all family business. So don't lie to me,it insults my intelligence."

[@anthonyleecollins9319]

I was just re-watching The Godfather earlier today. Good comparison.

[@katlamb4606]

I was also thinking of the Godfather cause this scene is badass!

[@ElTiano21]

“My sister asked you a question” THE QUEEN OF BAD-ASSISM’

[@ali--zay897]

There is a prophecy for this in the books, which Arya hears, "I dreamt of a maid at a feast with purple serpents in her hair, venom dripping from their fangs. Later I dreamt that maid again, slaying a savage giant in a castle built of snow". The maid is Sansa at the wedding feast of Joffrey, wearing her hairnet with purple gemstones which contain poison, the savage giant is Littlefinger, whose family sigil is actually a Titan rather than a mockingbird, and the castle built of snow is most probably Winterfell, making it very poetic.

[@jjh2456]

Yes. This was supposed to lead her in the book to end Littlefinger.

[@darkiepoo8949]

the prophecy is meant to be open-ended, like everything grrm carefully writes. the showrunners made a poor choice in killing off this character, but they were running out of seasons. so that hardly justifies you thinking the prophecy applies to this non-canonical plot twist. it's just as likely the savage giant is a sandor, or a giant dragon, or a giant from north of the wall. the castle of built of snow could just as likely be a castle that jon snow built. wordplay is not out of the question. you're falling into the obvious trap that every fan theorist makes.

[@kharilane1340]

@@darkiepoo8949 Or they could be spot on. We won't know till GRRM releases the finale.

[@tylerbutterfras3421]

This scene put the biggest fucking smile on so many peoples faces, I love it, I could watch it 1000x. Incredible writing!

[@giggle_snort]

Except that Lia chick, who is clearly a very disturbed young lady...

[@schwaggbagYES]

In every reaction group there’s always the one person who’s figured it out already and is much smarter than their friends

[@auntydale]

Yeah, one person sees Sansa turn her head away from Arya and goes, “ooh!” 😂 I did.

[@edwardkostreski6733]

To give credit to little finger of how good of a puppet master he is, It took someone with literal supernatural time traveling clairvoyance to be that extra evidence against him.

[@TheRubberDuck77]

To be fair, there is also the fact that Arya was cup bearer for Tywin and saw Littlefinger talking to him, being a spy against the Starks for the Lannisters. And Sansa saw him kill his Aunt Lysa which he kinda orchestrated. It just took the 3 of them to get together and compare notes

[@MessJB]

He killed Ned Stark behind,gutted his neck. A sign of betrayal. He was killed by a Stark up front,gutted his neck. A sign of a sweet revenge.

[@nickconrad537]

This is one of the all time great scenes in TV show history

[@azlnbstrmann1577]

😂😂😂 good joke

[@Headloser]

IT was Littlefinger's mistake to give THAT knife to Branes. By touching the knife, Branes can recalled the entire history of whom hold the knife and what happen at that time.

[@ripLunarBirdCLH]

Correction. It was Littefinger's mistake not to get the fuck outta there the moment Bran threw right into his face his own words about chaos being the ladder. Only The Spider heard those words. And he wasn't there to tell Bran.

[@wozzle68]

this scene still gives me goose bumps every time I see it, even after all this time.

[@KawaiiSoulB42]

The same way Catelyn Stark died insult to injury I love it!

[@littlemouse7066]

the actress who plays Sansa was very good here and it was good to see her transform in a strong person capable to look after herself after all the abuse she had to suffer.

[@JnEricsonx]

Why her being cast as Jean Grey was kind of awesome. To play one of the most POWERFUL Marvel chars.

[@billholder1330]

Baelish's last words? "Glurgle. Flerg. Glurgh."

[@alyciahall4512]

May we all never forget that Arya Stark is, has been, and will forever *be* THAT bih 🖤

[@DarcOfTheShadows]

Arya Stark is a pair of black Air Force Ones in the body of a small girl.

[@JnEricsonx]

@@DarcOfTheShadows Arya Stark is Ellie from Last of Us in another reality!

[@triciadevine1831]

I just realized how Arya wears her hair like Ned did.

[@boqndimitrov8693]

Ned Stark: Good job, my children!

[@kiracattan4624]

This scene was the ULTIMATE Mike Drop for Littlefinger's Death! I LOVE IT!!

[@Ellis_Hugh]

"My sister asked you a question..." ~chills~

[@patriciawhitely8237]

Everyone of the actors on game of thrones has earned a place in our hearts , they made the whole sieries worth watching. the books of GOT are worth buying .

[@MichaelSerrano-il8el]

Littlefinger is the one that screwed himself over when he tried to stage that Arya wanted to kill her sister so she can be Lady of the North. Sansa knew that was the last thing she ever wanted to be, so she ended up seeing past all his lies.

[@suzannesellers7383]

GOT was so good. I don’t care what anyone says, I loved all 8 seasons. They were epic and changed television forever.

[@Crinbo]

The last two seasons are egregiously bad

[@craigwheller]

I always like to think that there are two soldiers in the back, one turns to the other and says "what does this mean?' and the other replies, "it means don't fuck with the Starks"

[@charlestusin274]

This was fun. Watching Lia Fiores dad laugh as she half cried was hilarious. So many fun reactions!!

[@MacNchess97]

Is She a little finger fan?

[@nathensurman3884]

The best scene in the whole show. We'd all been waiting forever for Baelish to get what was coming to him

[@Adrian-py9cq]

Little Finger was a weasel and totally deserves what happened to him considering the things he did. But to be fair Ned was doomed with or without him helping with the plot against him.

[@giggle_snort]

It's true. Ned was too good for this world. Poor man didn't stand a chance. 😢

[@azlnbstrmann1577]

littlefinger is the smartest person in Westaros, a master player in the game of thrones and he would never have died that easely and stupid. I really hate how dumb they portray him in the show. Even I could have easily talked myself out of this trial.

[@jimrichardson706]

@@azlnbstrmann1577 REALLY??? You could talk your out of a trial where you caused the death of an assassins' father, mother, oldest brother, his pregnant wife, and her youngest brother due to your treachery? I bow to your confidence but Arya was set to this guy, even if he was you.

[@azlnbstrmann1577]

@@jimrichardson706 First of all, littlefinger wasn't involved in the Red Wedding. Why should he kill his beloved Catelyn? And i'm not saying that arya wouldn't just kill him anyway. I'm just concerned about how badly this entire trial is written. I'd just say: you have no proof that I did those things, just that cripple boy who claims to know everything. It would be even less disappointing if Arya just killed him after she found out he was responsible for neds death etc. But they're just pretending that littlefinger is stupid and just doesn't defend himself. Please watch the scene again and you'll see that he's not even trying to defend himself. The Littlefinger I know would do more than beg for mercy. In the books, it makes a lot more sense that Sansa will eventually overthrown him because he's teaching her how to play the Game of Thrones and she's going through some character development as well.

[@jimrichardson706]

@@azlnbstrmann1577 Oops on the missing words. But I did write he "caused" those deaths. My point is that he is in the royal house in the North and everyone knows his treachery and hate him, even if they may take his money. What proof would a royal need to kill a known enemy of their country that's living in their house, in a tale where dragons fly and Jon comes back to life? everyone has a great plan until they get punched in the real hard - then the plan goes to crap. He even went to the guy from the Vale (who he had threatened to have killed earlier) and demand to be escorted to the Vale to show how far he was knocked off his game - over confident. Do you think the Freys and Boltons would have moved against the Starks with Ned alive and without the Lannister backing? If he hadn't killed the original Hand, Ned would have never left we have no story. Yes I agree the writing was weak but this shit writes itself. They foreshadowed this in the much earlier seasons, then again when Baelish gave Brandon the dagger - "chaos is a ladder" he shoulda left town then. BTW did you notice when Sansa gave Arya the nod to kill him?

[@murccc]

This is fun to watch.....but also why i never go to watch parties....nobody can shut up! i'd be so mad trying to listen to the show over people talking and cheering lol

[@ShastaMusic]

All the subtle dialogue lost to the sounds of people asking questions and shouting 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@MadAnthonyI]

Ok, Nikki and Steven have Stark and Targaryen flags. Now that's some hardcore GOT fans!

[@ronakkothari5687]

Game of thrones is a gift to mankind.

[@Cruisetravelers]

No one in GoT scared or intimidated me like Arya. She is a skilled assassin.

[@maxwatson2365]

Even though it has been years, that one girl in the white with glasses, is still eating that slice of pepperoni 🍕

[@SteamyPMcGee]

She's inspirational

[@gregwarner3753]

Never ever piss off powerful women. Some are stone killers and make lists. Bayless developed the look of "Oh, Shit, I'm dead," The first clue to the scene was when Arya walked into the trial fully armed. Prisoners are never left armed.

[@mikebordewick9003]

My favorite scene in the whole show!!!

[@robertcartier5088]

The utter joy in everybody's eyes as a man's throat is slashed is horrifying! ...and yet, I hollered and whooped just as loudly. lol

[@BudhagRizzo]

Can't believe some were sad to see Baelish die. I cheered so loud I scared the neighbors!

[@laurawalsh2829]

I could see that happening!!! 😄😄😄

[@walterrutherford8321]

I love how Baylish says, “Lady Sansa, forgive me“. And I’m thinking, too late for that! 😅

[@derekmorrison4539]

Best reaction is first one…😂😂😂😂like an fing g😂😂😂

[@BigSteelThrill]

My single favorite moment in television history.

[@stpariah9609]

Thank you for not only a good compilation, but great audio balancing.

[@jlady4110]

I love the delicious irony of a Stark killing Littlefinger with his own dagger.

[@archon4412]

This has got to be the greatest "Plot-twist" that NOBODY saw coming!

[@izabela9663]

Lia Fiore conhecida como a única pessoa que chorou pelo Little finger lol

[@sputnikalgrim]

As I sat watching this episode the night it aired I wasn’t prepared for it to happen but it was long past due. Maybe it was because I spent all Sunday watching football but I was fired up and I cheered out loud and yelled at my TV when Arya made that final swipe with her dagger.

[@Curlyteacher537]

I can’t understand how the girl at 5:50 is defending Little Finger and sad about his death.

[@johngardner4096]

This may be the best comeuppance scene I have seen.

[@user-wi9hv2pb2q]

someone told me i reminded her of arya stark i was never more flattered

[@JessBecause77]

The Littlefinger/Sansa plot line is one that I'm looking forward to the most in the books. The books storyline is so much more complex than it is in the series. It's not Sansa that marries Ramsey, it's her friend and steward's daughter Jayne. The Lannister's are passing her off as Arya. Littlefinger is still alive and with Sansa at the end of the last book. She is pretending to be his bastard daughter, Alayne.

[@theamateurjedi1523]

The pizza girl didn’t flinch must of been a good slice

[@kennethturner8290]

Turns out Baelish started all the trouble to begin with all along. End of the road for Baelish. He had a good run, but he couldn't account for Bran.

[@danielstephens1185]

12:11 "You cannot Fast Travel when enemies are nearby."

[@ellebrown7821]

My sister asked you a question is one of my fav lines from the series

[@jayannan9897]

Thanks for sharing that was awesome 👏👏👏

[@Fuzz32]

That moment when the apprentice becomes the master. 😈

[@caronstout354]

And when the student surpasses the teacher...

[@gelle81]

i am soo happy i see series and movies alone... i would go insane if people was yelling things out doing a scene. there is in my oppinion a sad development where the reactions aint so much a reaction to whats going on, but "reactors trying to predict things instead of just watching the show and see whats happening and reacting to that.

[@robertcartier5088]

Exactly! There are no points for guessing! They've forgotten what their job actually is.

[@cambrie7946]

One of the greatest scenes in television history. 🙏

[@GuukanKitsune]

They had to set it up like it was Arya's trial. Otherwise Littlefinger would have known something was up, slipped away. But Littlefinger is such a proud conceited bastard that he wouldn't be able to STOP himself from watching his little games play out. Sansa played him. Baited him right into the trap with a bait he wouldn't ignore. A trial announced, so soon after working to set sister against sister. In no manner of his thinking would he EVER have thought it would be HIS. That it wasn't his plot coming straight to fruition, but a plot against him blossoming. "Evil always contains the seeds of its own destruction. It is ultimately negative, and therefore encompasses its downfall even at its moments of apparent triumph." -Charles Dickens. Balish lived for his own ego and power and his little games. And his ego and little games led straight to his own death. Sansa even made a point of tricking him, in front of the KNIGHTS OF THE VALE, into confessing to the killing of the Queen of the Vale. He never denied it, he tried to justify it. So when he turned to them to save him they refused.

[@jjh2456]

If you notice when Arya is brought in before Sansa, she still had needle and the Catspaw daggar. If Arya was the one on trial then her weapons would’ve been taken away. But they weren’t so that’s how you know Arya wasn’t the one on trial.