The Greatest Dialogue Ever! 👍🫢❤️

A thought-provoking #viral video challenges the notion of power. In a riddle, three influential men face off, each commanding a Sell Sword to kill the other two. The outcome, the video suggests, depends solely on the common Sell Sword. This intriguing concept questions why kings hold all the power if it is the swordsmen who rule. Drawing inspiration from the Game of Thrones series, the video delves into the true source of power and who holds responsibility. It concludes with the idea that even the smallest individual can cast a mighty and influential shadow.
The clip features Tyrion Lannister and Lord Varys talking about the true meaning of power, creating one of the most powerful dialogues of any motion picture.
The clip used is from Game of Thrones under the Fair Usage Policy.

[@look-out-4-1-another]

Whenever I see clips like this from when GOT was good, I get sad & mad at the later seasons. THE SHOW WAS SO GOOD!

[@dcle944]

In the book, when Jon and Tyrion met for the first time, the scene ended with Tyrion cast a shadow as tall as a king.

[@Ozzywozzy]

Varys and Tyrion were such a good duo.

[@melaniesmith1313]

Tyrion and Varys were treated very badly by the end of the series. They acted against their established characters. Both men were highly intelligent, wise, and cunning. They were treated shamefully. Tyrion would have made a great king, and Varys a great advisor.

[@Crimson_Mysterium]

The interactions between Varys and Tyrion were legendary. This friendship born from a pure instinct for each to survive is what eventually broke Tyrion. When Varys died, so did Tyrions soul and his faith in Danaerys.

[@Jasper118]

That’s one of the main things that separated this show from almost everything else. There is no conversation in the entire series that doesn’t entirely immerse you in the characters. Probably the best chemistry and dialogue I have ever seen in a show. It made you feel part of the show and bonded with the characters. The complete opposite of House of Dragons

[@geoffreycannon2197]

This conversation reminds of a question asked in the game Planescape: Torment-“What can change the nature of a man?”

[@JJ-ui4ph]

The king isn’t the one in control. The leader of the army is.

[@Advoc8te4Truth]

The greatest tragedy in television history is that a show like Game of Thrones went from this to Robin in Tights ❤😂

[@philipjohn1254]

Gods the writing was strong then.

[@bobmcbob49]

"power resides where men believe it resides"

[@prajjwalgupta837]

Varys : "Power resides where men believe..."

[@yyyyyk]

"When Small men begin to cast big shadows, it means that the sun is setting."

[@cheesefactory4234]

Lord Varys: "A very small man can cast a very tall shad -"

[@arunis93]

Power is always dangerous it attracts the worst and corrupt the best - King Ragnar Lothbrok

[@atopedigree1995]

Lord Varys is actually one of my favorite characters in the show

[@here_we_go_again2571]

Those two were the dynamic duo in GOT

[@GurdeepSingh-lu4um]

That's why I loved GOT so much because of the richness and quality of dialogues, story, direction, details, characters everything was beyond perfect

[@melaniestarkey7868]

Jimi Hendrix:

[@Mr79Shahin]

Varys is summing up the concept of money here too