"The Lives of Four Kings" explained.

"The Lives of Four Kings" explained.
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[@AlphagonOmegarius]

Wow, you've done the impossible! You made me hate Joffrey even MORE!!

[@whatdisd]

Joffrey***

[@AlphagonOmegarius]

@@whatdisd fixed it, thanks for the correction! 👍

[@MegaKnight2012]

@@whatdisd but does he deserve a spell correct?

[@Yossef213]

​@@MegaKnight2012 It seems there are people that eagerly waiting for the opportunity to correct others. they doesn't care if it was deserved or not.

[@mrshmeep9314]

He wasnt mean about it, I see no trouble in letting others be informed, even if it's small and insignificant things :>

[@WafaaH]

To be fair, it was really dumb giving such a rare book to that psychopath

[@kuno3336]

Tyrion thought such a public display would appease him. They all, to the end, underestimated exactly how shotty Joffrey was. Like, they knew he sucked, but were clearly hoping against hope that they had seen and gotten an idea of the depths. Turns out, nah

[@itsblitz4437]

Not very fitting of a king.

[@GojosBackHand]

I guess you miss the point of what was said in the first 15 seconds of the book

[@ifeeldead463]

I mean, Joffery is "We thought you couldnt go any lower but here we are" personified

[@AGhastlyGengar]

I can't like this post. No one can like this post. Hold the wall my brothers and sisters.

[@BenedictMotombo-ut4hx]

Tywin knew of the contents of the book. Meaning that book most likely is the lannister copy 1 of 4. I could imagine tywin be fuming mad.

[@zillagrilla315]

Along with being slightly impressed with Tyrion for getting a copy of that book.

[@dereionhardin8544]

I just looked it up online and it says that their were only four copies left written by the original author

[@GODWYNDEATHPRINCE]

​@dereionhardin8544 the lannisters had one of those copies, keyword "had"😂

[@jenniferbrent9025]

​@@dereionhardin8544Was so upset by that scene. What a relief to find out that he only destroyed one of the copies, especially if the others were actually written by the original author. Thought Joffrey destroyed the only one at at Did not remember Joffrey saying "now ther only three..." Thank you all. Editing for typos *all and *they're

[@jenniferbrent9025]

@@dereionhardin8544 Had? Before or after this?

[@bartlebyscriviner6456]

Just to clarify for all the comments I've seen about "thats dumb, just make more copies" medieval texts were made from scratch: the pages, the binding, the ink, the illustrations, etc. Everything was done by hand, usually by one monk and it was meticulous because it was such a costly and time consuming process, sometimes taking months or even years to finish a single copy. Hence why so few texts exist today irl. Also the maesters probably like the fact that theres so few copies because it means most lords will have to either buy one of three existing copies for a fortune or go to the maesters and beg to read the original copy. So, hence all the outrage from Tyrion and Oberyn and co.

[@Monsterofwhiteroom]

Specially when press printing still not invented, the paper come from animal skin not in plant, and most book often not for education but for status.

[@bartlebyscriviner6456]

@@Monsterofwhiteroom exactly. Joffrey basically destroyed like a Monet or a Picasso just because he's a dick lol

[@chimera9818]

Fun fact for religious text of importance (like mezuzah, a Torah scroll etc) Jews still make them in the traditional way (search sufer stam- the person that responsible of making them)

[@InquisitorThomas]

Why don’t they just simply invent the Printing Press, it can’t be that hard!

[@mikejones-mo8xh]

When people like you comment on anything it should automatically go to the top

[@andyvanmuilekom7390]

Kinda foreshadowing the talk tywin had with tommen near his corpse he mentioned all those targaryan kings

[@djfreem6881]

I don’t think he mentioned those specific kings

[@andyvanmuilekom7390]

@@djfreem6881 he for sure mentions baelor the blessed

[@MALIRIPPA]

@@andyvanmuilekom7390yes but he did not mention Aegon The unworthy

[@andyvanmuilekom7390]

@@MALIRIPPA I haven't watched the show for a while so I might be wrong I just remember 2 of the names from the scene

[@johnsnow6946]

He mentioned a bunch of kings that didn't exist in the books.

[@amifhaidar3845]

Cersei is the only one that mourn his death, not even tywin or jaime or myrcella and tommen.

[@mix-jk3ys]

Can’t remember the books I remember Jaime but I don’t remember tommen and myrcella was there is any line say they didn’t mourn him?

[@stingerjohnny9951]

Jaime flat out said that Joffrey was just a squirt of seed to him. The only reason he tolerated the brat was because he was Royal and because Cersei loved him so much. He was probably relieved to be rid of him. Away with another Mad King.

[@axis7879]

jesus not even jaime or tommen his fucking father and brother that's fucked up but totally deserve it

[@axis7879]

​@@stingerjohnny9951jaime is a fucked up person lol

[@OrochiFlamez]

Yep. Even in in his POV chapter afterwards he said if he could choose between having his sword hand back or his son, he knew which he's pick.

[@axis7879]

The craziest part of all is the meaning of this gift signified that Tyrion really wished for Joffrey to be a good king or at least a powerful ruler even tho everything that little monster made him experience was cruelty and mockery

[@axis7879]

He gave him a sincere gift that actually would help him if he had read and not destroyed it

[@TV-ge3uj]

There is no printing press in Westeros, so books in general are worth much more than they would be in our world.

[@ambience273]

There is, grrm confirmed it. It is known.

[@TV-ge3uj]

@@ambience273 A printing press? Where did he say that?

[@ambience273]

@@TV-ge3uj on his blog, about four years ago.

[@sudanemamimikiki1527]

​@@ambience273 it is known

[@chanterelle483]

​@@ambience273 That doesn't make sense to me. In real world, printing press really sped up the end of medieval and the start of early modern era. Why didn't it happen in Westeros? Is there an explanation? (Or is it another nail in the coffin of the supposed historical accuracy of ASOIAF?)

[@hexmaster23]

After seeing this Tywin: *Nods subtly to Olenna*

[@neilsonhans4763]

This shows you what kind of King Joffrey was

[@ythandlename]

He wasn't interested in anything but to please himself and to show dominance over better people even in a nest of rats. When he died, everyone was relieved that they no longer have to suck up to the worst king in the realm just to survive.

[@user-hy6tm7ji8n]

And he only destroyed it because it was a gift from Tyrion

[@chadnorris8257]

Tyrion tried to change him. Make him a wiser, more educated boy. He just refused to listen.

[@tauhidershadKUFNAFLORAN]

why would he gift him books? last time he killed the gifted hookers.

[@jf_kein_k8590]

@@chadnorris8257 It's hard to educate a fool. As they believe to know everything already.

[@amirmakvandi3200]

@@chadnorris8257it’s hard to put a leash on a dog after you put a crown on his head

[@anouschkabernice4050]

Joffrey deserved a worse death for what he did

[@thecockerel86]

Life (and fiction) isn't always fair.

[@not_averge]

The book bro

[@sahilrahman5066]

​@@not_avergehow dies he die in the books?

[@not_averge]

@@sahilrahman5066 he get's poisoned but it's not just getting mov and falling over he di3s bc he has something very painfull that makes him "choke" unable to render oxigend and also causes pain in every part of his body (like I mean he get's a nose bleed in the show but it isn't really explained that much) Anyways I ment like that for a book? Like the book bro, that was his "worst act"?

[@sahilrahman5066]

@@not_averge Oh yeah i get ya, like just because of a book out of all the bull sheit he did it's the desecrating of a book that is what made him deserve a worse death... Well i guess they have their priorities set haha 😅

[@mesterg6896]

I love the casual chat Oberyn and Tyrion has about the books. Including their disagreements about Viserys II's unmention. Also how Sansa is shocked Baelor was a bit of a loser

[@miaallen6161]

makes sense. people don’t always like people who appear very pious or devout.

[@lenardbordo9838]

Tyrion did state at one point after the wedding that Joffrey would have been a worse king than Aerys II ever was. At least the last dragon king had been a good man at first and a promising ruler but slid into madness in the following years. Joffrey began his rule by starting a war, so it's not a surprise no one wanted to see him coming of age yet alone reaching adulthood.

[@sirreepicheeprules7443]

Joffrey started his reign by kill Ned Stark, one of the few solidly good characters in the series. He did this to secure the throne and to hurt Sansa and pleased himself by making her stare at her father's head. Killing Ned Stark also ensured the North would revolt and wage war against them. Leading other nobles to cut or reduce ties with the royal family, such as the Tyrells which then resulted in food shortages. Joffrey was a terrible person and would have been a truly terrible king, good thing somebody poisoned him, good riddance.

[@annie-sc]

"He really was a cnnt, wasn't he?"

[@fallenknight3016]

even oberyn did not tolerate that

[@nectan23]

Tyrion also quips that it's a travesty that the book barely gives Viserys II any attention, noting that while Viserys was only officially a king for 1 year, he was king in all but name for 30, keeping Westeros intact while Daeron wasted his life on the battlefield, and Baelor obsessed so much on spiritual matters that he ignored the here and now (to the point it's believed Viserys poisoned Baelor to stop him starting a religious war with the Old Gods-worshipping North...)

[@nectan23]

Numerous people at the wedding, including Garlan Tyrell and Oberon Martell are appalled at Joffrey's thoughtless destruction of a priceless artefact

[@caprice28]

When Jeffrey died, I was cheered out loud. This was 3 o'clock in the morning after i got off from work.

[@LarsonPetty]

Yeah, he was a little shit.... Sad that Jack Gleeson was so targeted by the fan base for doing such an exquisite job of making Jeoffrey vile.

[@sahilrahman5066]

​@@LarsonPettyYeah a bunch of Joffery's that think that the actor id is the same as the character they play

[@ezekielellis7471]

@@LarsonPettybeen there I know how it is for him lol

[@diva_muffin]

All these people giving JOFFREY these wonderful gifts. Like this book and Valyrian steel. What werrr they thinking!? Keep that shit for the next worthy person

[@orangemafia9128]

Honestly. Who would give him a book of all things lmao

[@JamesDubarry]

​@@orangemafia9128Right!!!! He's more likely to use it for target practice than he is to read it😂

[@jf_kein_k8590]

That's why Tyrion on one occassion gifted Joffrey a crossbow, just so to keep him from attending his duties. (Was the time when Cleos Frey brought Robbs demands for peace)

[@mappingshaman5280]

​@jf_kein_k8590 then he used said crossbow to start shooting peasants. Should have just given him some crappy book which there are thousands of copies of so nobody would care lol.

[@coolkid3844]

I had no idea somebody could make me hate Joffrey even more than I already did 😂

[@sammakesstuff4176]

It's my fault, i told him there were kittens in it.

[@mappingshaman5280]

You must become a red priest as pennance for your sins

[@MegaKnight2012]

Joffrey was set to become Aegon the Unworthy come again. Joffrey could have learned from Aegon's mistakes, but learning from mistakes is something Joffrey refuses to do. Mercifully, Joffrey didn't have nearly as long a life as that diseased prick.

[@DLR1997]

No, he would be more like King Aryes II

[@Canis_Vulpes]

The unworthy would have been a dream compared to Joffrey, that psycho was going to be a pure evil psychopath, I bet to say even worse than Aerys II the mad king.

[@tiagosplitter23]

In fact, Joffrey tell this to Sansa at her wedding with Tyrion. He said that he could have her too because there was a Targaryen king (Aegon IV) who had like 10 mistresses.

[@kap2652]

Tywin says he doesn’t want Robert II and Tyrion says they got aerys III he was aerys come again

[@truetory6231]

Joffrey was far worse than Aegon the Unworthy. In fact he was worse than any Targaryen monarch. Madder than Aerys, Crueller than Maegor, more cowardly than Aenys, a bigger usurper than Aegon II as he had no royal blood and to top it all off he was even more unworthy to sit the Iron Throne than Aegon IV

[@philippeblais8594]

I wonder if the fact that Viserys the 2nd's short and barely remembered reign in lives of four kings (1 or 2 years) is foreshadowing to Joffrey's desth. Having reigned only 1 or 2 years before being poisoned? And doubtlessly being forgotten rather quickly.

[@nicksmithnutmilk]

It's not really about the lenght of a King's reign . Aegon II's reign lasted for one year and I doubt anybody forgot it 🤣🤣 and Maekar ruled for a very long time yet nobody remembers him . He's a great warrior and he's the father of Egg and that's it

[@MegaKnight2012]

Viserys wasn't mentioned as much because he ruled through three previous kings as Hand before a short tenure as the actual king. He had to rule when his brother Aegon III was melancholy, whilst Daeron warred, and whilst Baelor prayed. It's quite likely that Aegon the Unworthy poisoned his father, Viserys II, so he could ascend the Throne. Joffrey refuses to learn from others mistakes, making him a second Aegon the Unworthy. If Joffrey had lived longer, he would have been the Unworthy come again, possible worse. Aegon the Unworthy is identified by Martin as Westeros' Henry VIII. Henry the VIII made a conscious effort to remove legends of people around him to make himself look better, including his elder brother, Arthur, who'd had a round table made by their father so he could be King Arthur come again. Henry VIII even tracked down the grave of the original King Arthur and had it destroyed.

[@nhlanhlashamase3453]

​@@MegaKnight2012 I think maegor was Henry viii

[@taylorbeckett9686]

Funny how the book is about 4 kings while Joff fought a war against 4 other kings. Daeron died by betrayal during war... like Robb. Baelor died somewhat mysteriously... like Renly. Aegon was a outright terrible and cruel king that sewed chaos in the realm just cause he could... like Baelon. Viserys II also died mysteriously with rumors that he was poisoned at the hand of his own son... like how Joff was mysteriously poisoned allegedly by his uncle.

[@mappingshaman5280]

I think your parallels are wrong. Baelor was a figure who delved heavily into religion eventually causing his death, could be stannis or tommen Viserys II was killed by his relative like balon Aegon IV had many bastards and caused a war after his death, like Robert Daeron the good was an allegedly good king who married into a foreign southern house and was quite possibly killed by a powerful sorcerer (bloodraven) like renly

[@angeliousy]

​@@mappingshaman5280did Bloodraven really killed Daeron, his dear brother that he won a war for? What do we know about this?

[@mappingshaman5280]

@angeliousy well basically a lot of targaryens died in a very convenient way for aegon V to inherit which eventually led to aerys ii. So some speculate that bloodraven was offing all of these targaryens specifically to fulfill the prophecy which says the Prince that was promised will descend from aerys and rhaella. If this is true two of the targaryens ahead of aegon v were the children of baelor breakspear. These children died of the great sickness of 209. If we assume bloodraven used sorcery to create said sickness, that means he also killed daeron who also died from the sickness.

[@pancakes40051]

That Tywin lean back when Joff brought the sword down 😅

[@quaktoons331]

"Heavy is the head that wears the crown" A child with a crown is a fall waiting to happen.

[@nelsonchereta816]

Joffrey was more of a barbarian than Khal Drogo.

[@lenardbordo9838]

Drogo was a violent savage, and while he wouldn't know what to do with a book like this I doubt he would have treated it the way Joffrey did, so yes, I agree with you.

[@alex52043]

@@lenardbordo9838 He would probably use it as a decoration.

[@lenardbordo9838]

@@alex52043 most likely. But better a decoration than shredded.

[@TDdelta777]

Knowing the context makes it like 200% worst.

[@DeadlyAlienInvader]

And then the gods punished him by not only poisoning him but, also leading to the demise of his powerful house-almost at the same time.

[@dominykasrudokas4034]

It shows that Joffrey acknowledges only strenght and violence, not wit and wisdom, amd those traits were one of the reasons why he died - he was stupid, easily angered and manipulated, unless he stood his ground on something

[@uberpwner48]

strength*, bruh; and even when the freak stood its ground on something, it's primarily for the worst "reasons"/excuses imaginable.

[@queenxx1690]

Oberyn is very well educated,dangerous man he loves Citadele and it's books not only fuck as show showed

[@nunyabiznes33]

Which I find ironic that his daughters want to raze Oldtown. Oberyn wouod have had sentimental nostalgia for the city.

[@queenxx1690]

@@nunyabiznes33 one of his daughters is in Citadele learning

[@sammakesstuff4176]

idk he comes off as an intelligent, reasonable character in the show. i think they even mention his time at the citadel in one of the brother scenes

[@AjF392]

Now remember people, as a former stage actor try to keep in mind that the actor, Jack Gleason, is only portraying the fictitious character through skill and talent... He's NOT the actual guy

[@ezekielellis7471]

I as a fellow actor would be quite pained to not punch him in the face for his brilliant performance 10+ years ago. However I did “a Raisin in the Sun” a few years ago and as the (only) white character in the show and seeing the audience’s reaction to me AFTER THE SHOW. I can appreciate his fine work.

[@ino7604]

I love the idea of Joffrey's character. Take a spoiled, petty & immature child and give him 7 countries to rule. That'll turn out well...

[@dickschlau3592]

thats called israel in our world.

[@dickschlau3592]

well there is an entity called izrael.

[@edtan1742]

Joffrey The Book Slayer

[@Kemot300]

You don't give a book to someone who can read but can't understand what's written.

[@alejandronunez5110]

Now i hate Joffrey even more,wow

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

Just makes me recall how much better the Dornish are in the books.

[@UlfhedinnNorsk]

Like we needed another proof that Godfrey was a CONT 😒

[@georgenajera4730]

The seven blees the Tyrell for killing him, or who ever did.

[@minkygoyal3865]

My god!!! How can I manage to hate him more

[@lemonadelemon1960]

This doesn’t surprise me. But what does surprise me is that he was even given the book in the first place. Who really thought that book was even safe with Joffrey? I don’t even think he can read. Probably why he destroyed it.

[@righteousviking]

Lol Kevin

[@rezaganjizadeh4263]

Don't worrt vulcan will help you burn him. Just tell him he's an eldar

[@hobbesthegoblin]

I see, so the BOOK poisoned Joffrey out of spite. i'm kidding, but does it ever say where Tyrion acquired this book? Was it from Pycelle's poisons cabinet? Or from Illyrio? Just asking

[@ChaosLierLen]

He probably just bought it using his massive wealth.

[@RickJoystick]

Sooo…. very rare book which has to be preserved. And none of those maesters thought about creating a few extra copies?

[@Mrprince4245]

After a while I became desensitized to Joffrey but now this makes me pissed

[@yomamma.ismydaddy216]

Tyrion was a fool for giving Joffrey such a rate text

[@sebastiaanlont9575]

Joffery was a fool

[@Omnipresent_Youtube_Commenter]

Joffrey is the kinda person to lick all the food so he doesn’t have to share.

[@kingddg218]

I kinda want to read that book

[@user-hp8fz4qp6l]

Joffrey is as appreciating of art and culture as he is worthy to rule

[@ifeeldead463]

Tywin and Tyrion mustve been struggling to not beat him with a belt then and there

[@abhijeetkundu7123]

So uncle Tyrion actually gave his nephew an expensive gift during his wedding.

[@Its_Cannon]

King Robert should’ve had Joffery accidentally get into a hunting accident.

[@cameronthurman8454]

Joffrey don't give a fuck

[@acronyx991]

He really went the Kaiba route.

[@rosscardenas6636]

one of my favorite scenes

[@camiloruizcastellar4740]

Reminding cool characters like Oberyn liked to read gives my the urge of read myself, thanks for the video

[@VerdeMorte]

It's a miracle Joffrey hadn't been tricked into destroying another rare ancient relic that kills anyone who destroys it before the Purple Wedding. I don't know tho, honestly I would've just delivered them the live head of a White Walker hidden in a fancy pot that said it would kill anyone who dared open it. Cersei's reaction to Walker Joffrey would've been amazing.

[@hait6667]

Widow's wail made sure they are just 3 copies left lol

[@beaniemanmg9134]

He's a major arse.

[@iljagaimovic9166]

What reaction did they expected from Joffrey? 😂

[@nikaberidze2528]

+1 more reasons, why he is a Bas... 😂

[@uberpwner48]

A Bastard

[@glenesis]

In 2002 I saw the Who play at Jones Beach theater. Pete Townshend was playing a red Stratocaster with a white pick guard. He said there are four of these and then he smashed one over the monitor speaker and then he said now there are only three. And this makes me wonder if one of the writers are in George Martin was at that show.

[@mimma6203]

This made me think that if Joffrey ever be king, he would destroy every diplomatic relationship.

[@MalikF15]

My favorite part about that scene is Viserys II is not mentioned in book but Tyrion, who is used to being unappreciated sticks up for the man, considering the fact that he ruled on behalf of his nephews for 15 years

[@Bielgv1]

The Big J once said that you should not throw pearls to the pigs

[@JoseMejia-ts7jh]

Bro pulled a Seto Kaiba

[@thomasfevre9515]

You got to love oberyn: Womanizer Spy master Ruthless warrior Military leader Also visits the citadel and is treated as a respected scholar in his spare time.

[@darrylreyes5977]

Oberyn, a truly cultured man.

[@TNTspaz]

Books in general before the Printing press were priceless. Monks and Priests would generally be old school librarians and would dedicate their lives to copying them. A single person spent their whole life making a few hundred copies. Just think about it. This comment that I typed in less than a minute would take me quadruple the amount of time to write down on paper.

[@unknownperson8541]

Oberyn Martell is one most fascinating characters

[@GauravKumar-zn5he]

He destroyed a rare book, Did you see how he destroyed that poor girls ass

[@breadman5048]

that was a pretty funny comeback by Joffrey tho

[@hypnoticskull6342]

I love that this fight isn't easy for Juzo. Even if Shino is past his prime, he still is no joke

[@boneappletea990]

Yes buddy we knew. Tyrion explained this in the show too.

[@oofowie8882]

No, the show gives a lot less detail about the book

[@rusty_shovel]

some say he shredded the only copy of the winds of winter

[@mujahudin]

Jofferey's Sword: Readers Wail

[@snowblind4062]

One more drop in the well of annoyance

[@movieloverfan18]

Tell Joffrey how much it was worth if he had sold it. Maybe then you get regret. Viserys II only ruled one year as actual King. But he was Hand for Daeron I while he was off trying to conquer Dorne. And he was Hand for Baelor I while he was preoccupied with fasting and walking in serpent pits and naming unsuitable people to different posts. So Viserys actually ruled for awhile, and may have ruled even longer if the rumors are true and he had been poisoned by his own heir who became Aegon the Unworthy.

[@Fr0st1989]

there were no printing presses either so that rare book was either the original or a copy written by hand by a monk in some monastary

[@camilleroblin5005]

"A king who destroys books is no true king" really, Olenna was right to poison this little bastard just for that.

[@thatkidsavage_1154]

Of course he did lol I swear Joffery was the ultimate jackass

[@thomasjones4306]

Tyrion was a fool to begin with. It’s like giving a 4 year old a hundred dollars for safe keeping.

[@mr.wilson9941]

Oberyn was the best character. Nibba lived like an elder scrolls protagonist just fucking and adventuring around ad he pleased

[@ashwinbtdmt4786]

I did not know

[@ryman1933]

Why would you even give someone like joffery a history book? If there was anyone who wouldnt appreciate its value its joffery

[@x-forcesteam895]

The dragon flag or symbol is in sttel and flesh

[@monmothma3358]

What was wrong with poor Viserys II, when even Aegon the Unworthy was found more worthy to write about? 😂

[@Thronesbook]

Because we can learn from someone mistake.

[@monmothma3358]

@@Thronesbook Makes sense, I guess 😂 Viserys must have been just boring 😥

[@louayker4249]

Oberyin is literally the most complete character: both strong and intellectual

[@jasminefaith9773]

You forgot about King Viserys II, the father of Aegon the Unworthy and uncle to Daeron the Young Dragon and Baelor the Blessed.

[@AutismGaming489]

Imagine destroying a book that historically documents the life of four kings that only has four copies in the world instead of reading it to learn how to become a better ruler.

[@brandocalrissian3294]

It would have been great for oberyn to get ahold of joffrey for that.

[@ailisherynn3146]

I have never understood why on earth Tyrion decided to give Joffrey such a rare book knowing that Joffrey never could read it.

[@bluecoin3771]

And in Hell, Joffrey is not seen as any king. He is placed lower than any peasant he once lorded over.

[@WerezerRoo]

And he got instance karma 😂😂😂

[@DEEPWATER.]

How does tyrion gets these cool valuable items? First the Valyrian steel dagget and now this.😂

[@jackfrost105]

I know the words just make copies, but imagine writing everything in big set (500 pages for one book each). Anyone will go mad if someone ask you to copy the book for EVERYONE TO READ (without a typewriter just ink and feather with no mistakes).

[@lastgig70]

There should be more comments about the f*cking proposal!