THE STARKS WILL BE MISSED! GAME OF THRONES | First Time Watching: S3 Ep 10 Mhysa REACTION

[@marieclaudeb.2366]

If it makes it any easier… we all felt pretty much the same emotions… I’m glad you’re sticking with it, I really enjoy this journey with you!

[@briez9648]

I sobbed like it was my family and I actually liked them.

[@smailom1170]

So in the books, we don't know what happened to Theon since the end of season 2 (book 2). We don't read about all these torture scenes in season 3 in the books. So we don't know where he is, if he's dead, nothing. Then all of a sudden in book 5 we read a POV chapter of a character called Reek who is captured in the dungeons of the Dreadfort (Bolton Castle). This character is missing 4 toes, has only 7 fingers left, and many of his teeth have been knocked out with a hammer. His hair is white, his skin is gray and he looks like an old man. When you read his thoughts you realize that this man is broken and a little crazy. His psyche is at the end for fear that he might anger Ramsay. It takes you a while to realize that this old man is really Theon. You have to remember that the last time you read about Theon, he was an arrogant jerk at the height of his manhood. And then you realize that in the meantime, when he wasn't around, he became a wreck both physically and psychologically. George RR Martin doesn't show the torture that led up to it, but in the books you get a much better insight into what it all led to inside Theon's head. You get a unique look into what is going on in Theon's mind, why he is acting the way he is, his fears and so on, which a show could never convey.

[@ce666isa3]

Daaammn that sounds so much better but not saying the way the show is done is bad

[@アキコ2003]

All spoilers.

[@rin68nyr90]

I really need to reread the books. It’s been so long, I don’t remember them!

[@MrSimonNay]

No redemption arc for theon in the book unless he somehow uses his mind

[@drownedhorses]

Wow, thanks for the info. I didn't know this and it sounds much more harrowing than the show depicts.

[@RennersPT-C]

"The starks can't catch a break" exactly how I feel!

[@jonathanblaze1648]

Khaleesi is the MVP of Season 3. Freed a slave army in Astapor and then they chose to ride with her. Then she conquered Yunkai, freeing over 200,000 slaves, then ends the Season with her Mhysa moment. Tywin is the runner-up MVP. Winning the war of the Five Kings, orchestrating the Red Wedding and schooling Joffrey.

[@DKPseude]

Out of all the GoT reactors I've seen, you're the one who really shouldn't have been shocked by the fall of House Stark. You saw all the pieces coming together over the last two seasons, and called out every mistake Robb or Catelyn made as they made it. You said yourself that Robb was losing the war and you were right. You noted that it seemed far too easy to get Walder Frey to accept the apology. But we're trained by decades of more conventional storytelling to expect that the "Good Guys" will always win, and that some rather contrived plot device will show up to save them. The Freys coming back to help Robb just when that was the only way he had a chance seemed unrealistic, but so many people accepted it anyway simply because we all expect things to work out that way. Well, one of the reasons the series is so famous is because it doesn't play to standard storytelling conventions like that. You also correctly worked out what the deal was with Roose Bolton. Most people assume that he must have been a traitor all along, but that wasn't the case. At first he was one of Robb's key supporters. He just recognised that Robb was losing and when the Lannisters gave him a chance to switch sides he took it rather than get dragged down when the Starks fell. In many ways this mirrors what happened with Eddard and Baelish- I genuinely think that he hadn't made his mind up which side to support until the very end and turned on the Starks only when he worked out that because of Eddard's honour and naivety he was probably going to lose anyway. Great reaction anyway, as always!

[@realSimoneCherie]

Ya he saw it all coming but it still hurt that’s the power of the storytelling, it didn’t have to be surprising to you to impact you

[@podefunder]

Hm not really with Bolton, in the books it’s pretty clear he’s been setting up for a Stark betrayal (or at least scheming with the goal of an out from the war) from the beginning. The first battle Tyrion fights in book 1 has Bolton sending out other House’s troops to die on the front lines, then he fires arrows into his own troops and the Lannisters to thin the ranks of Robb’s army. I believe Robb and even the Lannisters comment on the fact that he didn’t have to engage them at all, but chose to in order to better his own position. And of course, he’s fine with Ramsay rampaging around the North and killing the Stark boys, before the Red Wedding or even book 3 or even before the Lannisters win the Blackwater. Great houses always have unruly bannermen (normally the next largest house) seeking to take their place.

[@queenieb.4160]

From what I gathered from other comments in other reactions, I guess in the books it is known that Tywin LOVED his wife and was the only person he was "soft" for. Her death from Tyrion's birth turned him even colder and why he hates Tyrion so much. Glad you're back with another great reaction, Man of Winter!

[@deiseabu]

Yes Tywins smile died the day Joanna died. Of course he’s probably going to hold a lot of resentment towards Tyrion because his birth killed the person he loved most in the world. It was probably a nail in the coffin then when Tyrion was born a dwarf and his personality causes so much friction with Tywin. I think if Tyrion was like Jaime, Tywin might have been able to accept Joanna dying for him but when Tyrion was such a disappointment to him it probably hurt twice as much. Obviously if Tywin was truly smart he’d be able to realize and get over his resentment towards Tyrion as it wasn’t his fault that his mother died.

[@whoknowswhocares885]

Tywin also didn’t remarry or make it public that he slept with other woman because woman were his fathers weakness. His father would deck his mistresses in jewels and they would basically demean his position.

[@V_i_vi_an]

@@whoknowswhocares885 Which makes Tywin a hypocrite when you find out he was sleeping with Shae and he even gave her jewels and the Hand neckless.

[@princeytron]

Another main issue is that Tyrion is all of Tywins flaws and his fears all at once. The thing he hates the most is mockery and laugher, because of how his father was mocked. He can’t stand it. The way Tyrion is mocked and Tywin for birthing him gets under his skin in the most savage way. Another thing is his lust. Tywin hates whores, he punishes women a lot, very severely. And he always attacks Tyrion’s way with women. The reason is because he himself has a great deal of lust. The secret tunnel to the brothel for “another hand” is heavily suggested to have been Tywins doing. Plus he hates Shae, after everything he said and did to Tyrion about it. Tyrion is brought face to face with his fathers absurd hypocrisy. The show never addresses it. Her being in his bed is just kinda a “oh that’s dickish” thing. In the books it’s much deeper. It reveals that for as strict and as hard as his father is, it is completely fake, lies. It makes Tyrion that the more mad over it.

[@Ahonya666]

@@V_i_vi_an Spoiler dude

[@thisguy2973]

I felt the same way about Tywin. He’s evil as hell, but there’s something about his character that I love. I especially loved how he and Arya bonded

[@technopirate304]

@37:00, Ygritte is a premier archer in The Wildlings. She can hit any target that she chooses if it’s within her sights. So if Ygritte wanted to really kill Jon she would have put one in a truly vital spot. She still loves him so all of his wounds are not kill shots. Ygritte is heartbroken. She just wants Jon to feel the pain he is making her feel due to his betrayal. Not betrayal of The Wildlings but betrayal of her his woman.

[@NovaLena22]

Ygritte also saved his life more than once. And when she was willing to kill her own tribe for him, he abandons her. He deserved those three arrows... maybe a fourth one too, just for being dumb. Lol

[@luisf4077]

She was definitely scorned and heartbroken. I loved your explanation. It was put so well into perspective.

[@-Epiphany]

@@NovaLena22 yup.. if I loved him...Ida give him a fourth arrow...maybe even a fifth..and another one just to make sure he gets the point....he'll be aight

[@meghanmonroe]

💯💯💯

[@megan9097]

this! and she also had to make it look like she tried, both so her people would believe her, and so the night's watch would believe he didn't betray them. 😭

[@pjfsr7024]

The writers changed the timeline, but it was Tyrion who told her: A Storm of Swords - Tyrion VII: ( Sansa hoards her tears ) Tyrion dressed himself in darkness, listening to his wife's soft breathing from the bed they shared. She dreams, he thought, when Sansa murmured something softly-a name, perhaps, though it was too faint to say-and turned onto her side. As man and wife they shared a marriage bed, but that was all. Even her tears she hoards to herself. He had expected anguish and anger when he told her of her brother's death, but Sansa's face had remained so still that for a moment he feared she had not understood. It was only later, with a heavy oaken door between them, that he heard her sobbing. Tyrion had considered going to her then, to offer what comfort he could. No, he had to remind himself, she will not look for solace from a Lannister. The most he could do was to shield her from the uglier details of the Red Wedding as they came down from the Twins. Sansa did not need to hear how her brother's body had been hacked and mutilated, he decided; nor how her mother's corpse had been dumped naked into the Green Fork in a savage mockery of House Tully's funeral customs. The last thing the girl needed was more fodder for her nightmares. Unlike in the show, Sansa never shows her emotions or cries in public; nor does she bend the knee to the Lannisters even at her forced marriage.

[@technopirate304]

@3:00, Walder Frey truly broke the social contract. Now everyone is worried about getting jumped if the go visit another house in their domicile.

[@MichelleParssinen]

18:09 Your instantaneous response to Walder Frey talking about the other high lords thinking they’re better than him 😂🤣 for real, though. They are. 😂😂

[@michaelhoward142]

We feel ya, man. It says a lot about a TV show or movie that makes you care so much about the characters and story that it hurts like this when bad things happen.

[@MG-jv7pe]

I cried so hard when they killed Robb. He was on his way to fight the Lannisters and Tywinn just wiped him and his troops all the way off the board. But i also held Tywinn w so much respect bc he did what he needed to do to keep his family in power. But yeah, Starks Forever!

[@chipsthedog1]

The Ygritt part reminds me of the scene in Red 2 when the Russian says of the sniper "She shot me in the chest & when I woke up? I knew she loved me" Having the skill set to easily kill someone but only hurting them.

[@geminilife3014]

I still have faith in the Starks. We still have Jon, Arya, Sansa, Bran and Rickon. #IStandWithHouseStark

[@alexanderr.9336]

Tywin never remarried because he really, really loved his wife, Joanna Lannister. She was also his cousin. In the books, his sister Genna Lannister, says that the first time that Tywin smiled was on his wedding. You could see the happiness in his eyes. Joanna was lady-in-waiting for Princess Rhaella, and lived on King's Landing. King Aerys had interest in her, it is rumored that he took her virginity the night of his coronation. When Tywin got married with her, Aerys also tried to sleep with her before Tywin because it was an old costume that the king could do that, no one knows what happened. When Aerys became truly mad and people were saying that was Tywin that ruled Westeros, he often offended Joanna to hurt Tywin. At a specific tournament, his offenses were so harsh that Tywin offered his resignation, but Aerys denied. From that point on, Tywin nurtured only contempt and hate towards his former friend Aerys, and we all know what happened after.

[@TheWindcrow]

I made sure my Mom knew about the song and when it was mentioned before the "red wedding". When the song came up she was like wtf.... I smiled and cried at the same time. She was changed to a Watcher on the Wall ever since. No more a Summer Child.

[@daniellerhymes2842]

S3E9 still makes me cry everytime I watch it. Thank you for these reactions. I miss GOT so much so im living my best life watching your reactions 😊

[@Test27344]

Ramsey is a great villian! The actor did an amazing job with this role.

[@LukaBlight69]

If memory serves, The Boltons and Starks only got along begrudgingly. The Boltons could not oppose The Starks as they had the majority of the north on their side. And as you correctly pointed out, Roose Bolton helped facilitate The Red Wedding since he knew Tywin had his back. I don't remember exactly when Roose turned traitor, but I recall it being towards the end of Season 2/beginning of Season 3. If I had to make an educated guess it would be when he married Talisa and Tywin won the battle of King's Landing. That took Stannis out indefinitely, The Starks had lost Winterfell to The Greyjoys, which was in turn taken back by The Boltons, and The Lannisters had The Tyrells on their side. He saw an opportunity and took it. As you also correctly pointed out, Ned is deceased, Rickon and Bran are presumed deceased, Arya is MIA, so therefore if Robb and Catelyn are removed from the picture, Sansa is the heir. If Roose could deliver that to Tywin, he had himself a fantastic deal. Plus he could win over House Karstark since their lord was executed for vigilante justice. Much as I loved Robb, he screwed himself over with bad decisions. It also did not help that Catelyn let Jaime go free. Don't get me wrong though, Robb and Catelyn were good people that simply made bad errors of judgement and more malicious forces like Tywin, Roose, and Walder took advantage of that.

[@Andres64B]

I love the scene with Arya and the Hound where Arya kills that guy, and the Hound says "Next time you're going to do that, tell me first." He doesn't tell her not to do it, he just wants a heads up.

[@JJ_Adventures]

Earlier in season 2 when Theon took winterfell; Robb was saying something along the lines of "HOW CAN I BE KING IF I CANT EVEN KEEP MY CASTLE?!?" And lord Bolton replied with something like "being king means you don't have to do everything yourself. Let me send my bastard from the dreadfort to deal with Theon"

[@ancatdal]

Tywin only cares about "family" in the sense that he cares about the Lannister name. He cares about power, pride and glory, but he completely sets aside the wishes and needs of any individual member of his family. Every single Lannister can be miserable, so long as the Lannister name commands respect. That's no way to treat family, fuck that! He talks about setting things aside for your family, but he is the one who sets aside their needs for his. Tywin craves power and pride because people laughed at his father, and now everyone else must suffer so his needs can be met. What a hypocrite! And like you ask - why hasn't Tywin remarried? He demands that Cersei do, and she is the one who has to carry more children. Why hasn't Tywin made the same sacrifice for the family? Because he's a damned hypocrite.

[@tytybaby06]

Tywin never remarried because he was so in love with his wife & cousin Joanna. They say the only Tywin smiled was when she was alive & that Tywin ruled Westeros but Joanna ruled Tywin.

[@MoviesMoveMe]

Lol he's so SMART!!! I love when Roose said he sent his bastard to root out Winterfell, how Major (is that his name or just his channel name?) immediately paused it and started piecing together who Ramsay was. Lol this is absolutely great.

[@whendays659]

I loved watching all the light bulbs illuminate above your head during this episode - figuring out sansa's importance after the Red Wedding, the identity of Theon's captor, etc. So great to watch your reactions! Also, I agree with you about feeling for Theon - so many people are like "whatever, he deserved it," but nobody deserves THAT much suffering! It's berserk. (I know you were coming off the trauma of the Red Wedding, but I just want to add a little reminder to equal out the volumes a bit more, though. :-))

[@plops993]

Ya, Tywin was always one of my favorite characters of the show. He does and says some cruel things, but he’s a smart dude, and he has a very commanding presence

[@beetlebob4675]

The whole "Wolf Head" thing was just a rumor in the book, it came up only in dialogue, and we had an extremely round-about narrative to confirm that it wasn't just a rumor, but it was never actually depicted as a scene in the book. At least, that's how i remember it. It's been years. Lol Also, yes. I wanna hate Tywin SO BAD. It's easy to, but there's a gap of some kind of weird respect. It's difficult because he does have the wisdom of hard years, regardless of his choices. He's such a well-written character, and even more perfectly portrayed by Charles.

[@Ottawajames]

House Stark isn't dead yet. Bran and Rickon Stark are still alive somewhere out in the wilderness with Osha.

[@bettysquarrell2720]

So happy you returned, I know it was a hard episode but like you said "keep on keeping on." Miss your reactions to GOT, look forward to them, please do them more frequently.

[@randycrawford1132]

If I was Joffrey I’d show my power, I’d be like Varys have my grandfather punished

[@revarayjones9794]

Glad to see you back mate, not gonna lie you had me worried a little bit with that small break after the last episode. It can be pretty traumatising for some people lol

[@natecloe8535]

Isn't it crazy how you can be absolutly invested in a show. To the point it makes you emotional over fictional characters in a fictional story?

[@ebetancor217]

He’s hooked bro lol just like all of us !

[@theConquerersMama]

Well, he and his lady are expecting a little one. Time gets kind of weird.

[@SciFiCatGuy]

On the topic of cool connections, Brienne of Tarth and Hodor are cousins. Ser Duncan the Tall, from the Tales of Dunk and Egg and A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms, was their mutual grandfather, or great grandfather, that specific hasn't yet been revealed, but he *is* a direct ancestor of both.

[@fernandof.2225]

About the "you bastard" said by the guy that was killed by Ramsey: sure Ramsey is a bastard, but he was called a bastard because those people were setup by Ramsey. Probably he send them to capture Theon and do whatever they wanted to do with him, and he comes at the last second and saves Theon, betraying those guys.

[@Web497]

THE BOLTONS AND STARKS been fighting for Centuries

[@Cream-2128]

Book wise the smart thing Robb had done was name Jon his heir before he was killed. They left that out though.

[@pookie32]

I've seen this episode soo many times yet everytime I get to the part where there's silence after Joffrey says Tywin hid under Casterly Rock in my mind I see the scene from The Color Purple when Squeak slaps Sophia and everything comes to a halt & even the piano player shuts it down and goes time to go!!! 😂🤣😂🤣

[@Tormund_Giantsbrain]

A few episodes ago Tyrion had a great line while talking to Cersei. He said, "Seven Kingdoms united in the fear of Tywin Lannister". That's a perfect summary of the show up till this point. And on that note, can't wait to see your reaction to the masterpiece of a season that is season 4!

[@tyrson4331]

“Love is love” you said it man, now you get Robb

[@quentinmichel7581]

The Boltons and the Starks had a long bloody history of conflict in the past. There have long been rumors of several skins of Stark men adorning walls deep in the Dreadfort.

[@technopirate304]

@25:49. Sam Tarly is one of the most unlikely and unconventional heroes of this whole saga.

[@Senormojado75]

Glad to see you’re back Major! This is still such a gut punch and seeing the Stark family being torn apart is so damn brutal. Simply because they were a house of honor and respect. Season 3 is possibly my favorite, they know how to give you some cliffhangers.

[@AceCorban]

That is basically why this is one of the greatest shows. If anyone can die, even characters you grew to love, that means the writing is solid and the characters are solid. And, something a lot of other shows/movie franchises lose sight of: if there are no stakes, then there is no tension. Which makes any action boring. With this show, you get a legitimate concern that at any moment, your favorite character could die. That keeps ya invested. And while episodes like this hurt (and I wish I could say the painful episodes will stop), it makes the hero/justice episodes that much sweeter! This show is an emotional rollercoaster. Just enjoy the ride bro.

[@jagvillani338]

If you go back a whole bunch of episodes, you'll hear Lord Bolton tell Robb that he can send his bastard to deal with Theon. And yes, the "You bastard!" remark was another clue.

[@ancatdal]

You're absolutely right about the show being highly addictive, at least for now (opinions vary for later seasons). And I think the low moments are a key part of that. Without those, we might not feel the same relief when things go right. We wouldn't feel the same tension, if we thought "Oh well, it's the main character so nothing will happen to them". You spoke about it here, about that sense that actions in this show have consequences, and that's what creates the intense tension in these early seasons.

[@luciwolffrsa]

The wolf head thing still pisses me off every time I see it.

[@Jaykey-mj2mp]

Potential spoilers Had to happen fon a metaphorical reason. He had to loose his head for taking Rodrik Karstarks. That's how GoT works

[@blerdywifey]

If I remember correctly the Karstarks would pro ably have the next claim since they are desendents of Starks that created their own house. Bolton was smart because the North was in disarray and aligning back with the King first would most likely give him the most reward.

[@majbrat]

It's amazing how much reactors feel for the characters. When we watched it during the original airing, we were at 3 years by the time of this episode - so invested. Literally, we thought of the show all the time for years! It is a credit to the writing of the author that he writes such deep, meaningful characters that we care about.

[@TheJanstyler]

When the Red Wedding aired live I was in 9th grade. It was 3am where I live when it aired and I had to be in school at 7:30am, but I didn't care. I couldn't miss an episode. I was a massive GoT, and especially Stark, fan. With all kinds of merch and wanting to get the Stark logo tattoed when I turn 18. Needless to say, this episode messed me up for that day. The following as well. I walked around school like a damn zombie.

[@ryanritchey2498]

In the book the whole red wedding happens on about a page and a half. I thought I had read something wrong. I re-read that part about 5 times and then threw the book across the room.

[@tok1879]

This is exactly what happened to me. 😂

[@wordswritteninred7171]

Pay attention to what Danny learns. Remember this scene. Among all the others. She was basically owned by her brother. Treated like a piece of property. She fell in love with her husband. She learned what it meant to have power. She was betrayed by a slave, that she saved. And lost her husband and baby. Keep track of all these things. And pay attention to what she learns from her advisor

[@pjfsr7024]

When I read this in the books I threw the book against the wall, stayed where I threw it for 2 weeks, before I picked it up and finished it. FYI: Jon, Bran, Rickon, Arya and Sansa all think they are the only surviving Stark, they all feel they're alone. But continue, you are close to arguably the best season of TV ever in S 4.

[@smailom1170]

It is worth noting that the Stark children have wolf dreams except for Sansa. In their dreams, they sense that some of the other wolves are still alive. For example, Jon senses in Ghost, Summer and Shaggy Dog and his wolf senses that Greywind is dead. So Jon concludes that Bran and Rickon's wolves have outlived the two brothers.

[@pjfsr7024]

@@smailom1170 Yes...but I purposely left it out.

[@tok1879]

@@smailom1170 probably not Sansa because Lady died really early.

[@smailom1170]

@@tok1879 Maybe Sansa will have Warg abilities in the future. Because do remember how Jons abilities where activated in ACOK? They where activated in a dream of Jon by Bran who touched him when he was in a form of a weirwood. He could do the same with Sansa.

[@angelferguson8607]

So glad the last episode didn't end your game of thrones experience I know that was a hard one for all of us. Rewards are coming hang in there

[@tblack6974]

@ 36:12 I'm cracking up.... when I saw this scene, I was thinking the same thing! 🤣🤣 Clegane will most definitely always find something to eat from any person's fire...dead or alive!

[@asiahenry7798]

Watching this show is like walking in on your spouse doing it to somebody else. Every couple weeks. And you keep forgiving them. And they keep doing it. CTFU

[@darkerthanblack4430]

I enjoyed it beginning to end. As brutal as it is, and as raw as it can be, its enjoyable asf. The Hound is that fooking guy !!!

[@xoxoxANGExoxox]

Tyrion is the tallest man in the room most times

[@thebackyardbear]

Lol... just finished watching your 3/9 reaction. Love in your intro that you mention Walter Frey. After time has passed, watching it again in your reaction, I was drawn to how great his performance in this series was. It was hard to notice watching it emotionally invested, but with the passage of time, I can see now how great an actor he really was.

[@KSDVLmom]

How good is Theon acting? that he could make us feel so strongly about how bad he is being treated, after what he was supposed to have done?

[@fideljoseph5664]

Nice to have you back bro

[@Jujuthecat]

Bruh… I felt so depleted after the red wedding. I had to take a break for about a month before I could continue watching.

[@V_i_vi_an]

Ygrette didn't intend to kill Jon, well, at least instantly, remember she's one of the best archers. She shot him in non lethal places, so she just wanted to hurt him. That's a wilding woman for you.

[@c.s.7266]

I could only watch that episode once because it was so tragic

[@Darksista1]

Great reaction man, I have seen alot and this show is by far the best tv show I have ever seen, it mimics real life and has so many lessons in it. My fav characters are arya and jon snow since the first ep.

[@mizjaded678]

9:39 when Joffrey was ranting that his father took out Prince Rhaegar... and everyone was looking at him thinking... but he wasn't your real father eyy

[@nicktoedt9371]

Bro, loving your reactions! You are really picking up a lot of info and piecing it together nicely. Much love man, thank you for the content!!

[@rickycassidy]

Good reaction mate the red wedding is inspired by the black dinner at Edinburgh Castle with clan Douglas 👌

[@boki1693]

Wow, never knew that. I did know Count Draucla did a similar thing when he invited all his barons and such to a diner, locked them in and burned it all to the ground. But to be honest I never even thought about that and this show until your comment.

[@tynehazel007]

The way you silently walked off last reaction… I thought you were done!

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

Great reaction! As for why Tywin Lannister never remarried: The books are clear that he really loved his wife, Joanna. They had a happy marriage too. In fact, it was said that Tywin ruled the Seven Kingdoms but he "was ruled at home by his lady wife." This is because she was his very trusted adviser, confidant and counselor. While she was alive, she ran her own house well. When a maid had reported that she saw young Cersi and Jaime being intimate, she separated them by moving Jaime to the other side of Casterly Rock (their kingdom) and even placed a guard outside of Cersi's bedroom. In fact, she even planned on betrothing young Cersi off to a young prince of Dorne (named Oberyn Martell). Also: GO COWBOYS!!!

[@magnes1410]

This tradition to welcome people with salt and bread is honored in some European countries. For example in Poland during weddings or the most important celebrations (but we add shots of vodka to salt and bread :D ) - not all of them but it's quite common.

[@djVOME]

A lot more were killed than "a dozen at dinner".

[@MissMac926]

So glad you came back after the horror that was the Red Wedding. My heart still hurts when I think about it. And like you, even though Tywin was responsible for it, I can't hate on him for it. He done what he needed to do for his family, it was just a shame it was the Starks it happened to. My contempt lies with the Boltons and the Freys, they actually carried it out. Tywin was in boss mood again, giving Turd King Joffrey some facts - 'any man that has to say he is a king, is no true king!' When Joffrey answered back, I half expected Tywin to put Joffrey over his knee. That would have been fun to watch, but Tywin's look alone put Joffrey in his place. I can't help but rate the man.

[@moisesvillagonzalez9146]

The lore of season 4 is gonna cheer you up!! Wainting for your reaction!

[@boppityboopy114]

I like the way that Gendry/Davos scene is shot so that you can’t actually tell who is in jail

[@TK-wk6xd]

The Boltons were plotting against the Starks for thousands of years they were house Starks ancient enemy

[@Devoted2Mariah]

So glad you came back! There is hope yet! You’re no longer a sweet summer child.. you’re a man grown. We’re gonna keep on pushin through! 👏🏼💕

[@pdoll96]

You reacted exactly how I reacted when I saw the red wedding. I stopped watching for 3 mos after. I was done lol. But your reaction to this series is my favorite.

[@anniemae4449]

25:48 i’ve always really liked that aspect of the show. all the various connections characters have with each other and the way storylines intersect makes it feel so real to watch. plus its fun to see two characters you never expected to meet (like sam and bran) interact on screen

[@jesseguevara4531]

Love how you pay attention to all of the little details. Makes the videos a lot more entertaining to watch because we get to see you piece all of the pieces together! Love the content man

[@tommiemelson3813]

Welcome to GOT you haven't seen anything yet it gets better..Brace yourself.! 👊

[@kimberlycunningham3740]

The ending scene is why we keep watching. It's as beautiful as it is heartbreaking.

[@KGshowfan]

F the Freys. Enjoying your reactions, you have good insights.👍

[@redhoneytea]

You're the first person that's caught onto that soldier-guy calling Ramsay a bastard, how true that was. I've been waiting for someone to catch that!!!!!!

[@dontes5009]

You're one of the smartest GOT watchers I've seen.

[@thefatguyrox225]

Hey glad you are sticking with it. I felt the same as you when it happened. Season 4 top notch.

[@staytuned2L337]

9:27 was ALMOST looking like a hand-on-the-chest moment again 😂😂😂😂

[@neilgriffiths6427]

Great to see you're sticking with it, it's worth it - btw, those who tell you the writing isn't so good at the end - truth is, the show needed to run to 10 seasons, not just 8, which is why some storylines are compressed and don't feel right. The writers certainly dumped on the show, however, as they got a deal to write the Star Wars sequels and had to finish the show early to get their deal, so, yeah, total blame to the writers.

[@PhilSoReal1]

Love the GoT content. I've read all the books, novella, history books and watched every episode too many times to count. I'm here for you. This will get better, but they will get worse too. Hang in there.

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

I was dead inside. Felt as gutted as if it was happening to my own family. It is still brutal to watch. I almost didn't re-watch it with you.

[@tatycassiano]

You get invested in each character. We all suffered too!

[@alinbobon]

In books, Theon ate rats in Ramsey`s dungeons for 2-3 years. Feel bad for that :))

[@MultiAlerocks]

It’s all well written until a certain point. That being said, these seasons are some of the best literature ever made

[@cheepvodka-gaming2629]

So, keen eye readers have noticed that Roose Bolton likely swapped to the lannisters during season 1. Roose led the 2000 men against tywin when tyrion was knocked unconscious. Bolton was also up quick to offer his services to Rob, capture theon which would be a valuable hostage when he takes over the north. And to find Jaimie, who he sent to kings landing for tywin. And was pissed off when his man chopped his hand off. If you go back for a rewatch, you can see seeds of Bolton's betrayal all the way up to the red wedding.

[@kameikahardin5823]

Glad to see you back Major! 😎And you're right Theon did his dirt but watching him go through torture and be broken 💔...I did a total 180 and he ended up becoming one of my favorites

[@boki1693]

Theon to me has one of the greatest arches in the entire show. The dude was a young kid trying to be a man and made a huge mistake. then over time, he grew up and realized his mistake.

[@SciFiCatGuy]

I absolutely *LOVE* watching the penny drop! When someone puts all the clues together, connects all the dots, and figures out what's what....Ramsey Snow...Lord Bolton's psycho bastard son. Theon was strapped to the sigil the whole time. 😉

[@masterpiece411]

I'm glad you made it back! Love your reactions bro! Your attention to detail and recall are great! Keep going you're a hardened veteran of the show now! Much love!

[@echoesofmalachor3700]

Good to see you back. Understandable. 3-09 is a rough one.

[@73uproc]

Glad to have you back. get ready for more highs and lows, but it's a great ride

[@catherinemckeown2746]

Welcome back!! Thought we weren't going to see after the last one:( it is a gut punch but there will be moments of pure happiness in your future.

[@DianaJG8]

Turning from a "Sweet Summer Child" to a "Man of Winter" sucks BIG TIME! Plus you were sick AND had a sick/pregnant wife! Dude, YOU can survive ANYTHING!! 💪🏾