I LOVE JAIME NOW?!?! - *GAME OF THRONES* Reaction - 3x7 - The Bear and the Maiden Fair

[@TheLexiCrowd]

Had some copyright issues with this video, so that’s why it was uploaded late. KZbin can be so annoying 😭

[@phousefilms]

Book Facts: Shae doesn't mind that Tyrion is marrying Sansa. Book version, the Brave Companions(an absolutely murderous sellsword company I mentioned, whose leader Locke replaces)find it and put it in the pit. When Arya helps the Northmen take Harrenhal, they feed Ser Amory(the one who killed Yoren and was darted by Jaqen)to it. Jaime sleeps on the stump of a weirwood tree at a place called High Heart(which is where there was a massacre of the Children of the Forest and the destruction of their heart trees)and in doing so, he dreams strange things, being in the bowels of Casterly Rock, abandoned by Tywin and Cersei, with Brienne being the only one standing by him and defending him as the ghosts of Aerys's Kingsguard and Rhaegar Targaryen harangue and attack them. This resolves him to return and save Brienne. When Brienne asks why he returned, he sees her in her pink dress and thinks of several insulting things to say, but finally just says "I dreamed of you."(My main gripe with this episode was the removal of this line.) The bear actually gets killed to save Jaime and Brienne, but can understand it being removed.

[@JustJames83]

A bear! You made a bear!

[@ivakuchciak]

Undo it! Undo it!

[@giusepped3678]

Captain peroxide? 😅

[@nebulous8389]

"Out for a walk.....b**ch"

[@darth856]

Fun fact: Locke was originally supposed to have the ending you wanted, being pushed into the bear pit. But they liked the actor and decided to keep him around.

[@MINKIN2]

Jamie and Brienne is a great example of how GoT puts two of the most unlikely characters together and make you want to see them more.

[@menachemsalomon]

In the books, "The Bear and the Maiden Fair" is a song that Granny Tyrell has the fool sing -- very loud -- so she can have that honest conversation with Sansa -- well, honest on Sansa's side -- without being overheard. Using it as a title for this episode is rather appropriate. You may find the words to the song, and its naughty double entendre, rather amusing.

[@andreduarte8372]

That scene with the fool pretty much just shouting about the bear is when I absolutely fell in love with ASOIAF! Storm of Swords is a f*cking masterpiece from start to finish!

[@Chess8548]

“Are the going to reason with the bear?” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Talisguy]

"Not Joffrey being right." Show Joffrey has roughly one good idea per season - unlike his even dumber book counterpart, who was never right about anything, even by accident.

[@rodentpete]

Jaime is honourable, but only when he's away from his sister...

[@Bookq36]

THIS!!!

[@justinriley]

Still my favorite Jaime moment in the series.

[@PablitaOrtega77]

the more you learn about Jaime, the more you love him. unlike Joffrey for exemple

[@tehcoolemu]

Why are you posting about future things?

[@phousefilms]

Book Facts: Shae doesn't mind that Tyrion is marrying Sansa. Book version, the Brave Companions(an absolutely murderous sellsword company I mentioned, whose leader Locke replaces)find it and put it in the pit. When Arya helps the Northmen take Harrenhal, they feed Ser Amory(the one who killed Yoren and was darted by Jaqen)to it. Jaime sleeps on the stump of a weirwood tree at a place called High Heart(which is where there was a massacre of the Children of the Forest and the destruction of their heart trees)and in doing so, he dreams strange things, being in the bowels of Casterly Rock, abandoned by Tywin and Cersei, with Brienne standing by him and defending him as the ghosts of Aerys's Kingsguard and Rhaegar Targaryen harangue and attack them. This resolves him to return and save Brienne. When Brienne asks why he returned, he sees her in her pink dress and thinks of several insulting things to say, but finally just says "I dreamed of you."(My main gripe with this episode was the removal of this line.) The bear actually gets killed to save Jaime and Brienne, but can understand it being removed.

[@rinmathews9337]

The virgin "Wow Jaime goes on such good a character arc" vs the Chad "Jaime was always the same person, you were just looking at him from a biased side."

[@risotto244]

if you look at it from the books point of view then Jaime has really changed, to be honest Aerys' reign broke his mentality, young Jaime was a completely different person if you compare him to season 1, so I would say that Jamie has changed several times

[@GustavoCardoso95]

There is a very good scene in the first season where Jaime is trying to tell Ned why he killed Aerys. If you go back and watch it you can see in the acting that Jaime genuinely tries to connected with Ned there, but he is met with a cold wall of judgment. I think part of Jaime's persona up until his redemption can be blamed on Robert and Ned. They usurped the frigging throne and treat Jaime like this horrible person, but Jaime was THE ONLY ONE amongst Aery's KG that finally stood up to him and killed him. In a way, Jaime is more honorable than Ser Barristan Selmy, Gerold Hightower and even Arthur Dayne. They all served a tyrant and never batted an eye

[@znk0r]

Are we talking about the guy who tried to kill a 10 year old because he got caught having sex with his twin sister ?

[@rinmathews9337]

@@znk0r What else was he supposed to do? Have him and her 3 kids get executed?

[@znk0r]

@rinmathews9337 not have sex with his twin sister in a random winterfell tower. Wether you want to admit it or not, the Jamie we see at this point in the show has changed from what he was and will probably change some more, positively or negatively.

[@Hutchino46]

Watching reactors fall so in love with the characters and their arcs at this point in the show always makes me burst out in an evil laugh :')

[@Verdent777]

Eventually all love Jamie.

[@sunflowersweeet]

Trust me you are not the first to start shipping Jaime and Brienne in this season lol

[@GreekGorl]

Guilty lol

[@MarcoInvo]

The episode where you like Jaime and you feel sorry for Theon......2 things you couldn't expect

[@asverith]

Nooo, I'm no shocked at all, I also loved him at that point

[@Nicamon]

04:06 - 04:17 That thunder,though...😬are you telling us something,Zeus?⚡ 08:42 - 08:58 My Queen!🥰🤍💙🔥 11:15 - 11:40 *YES!* 😎🤩🤍💙🔥 I agree with pretty much everything you said in this episode.😁

[@GustavoCardoso95]

08:00 Jeoffrey was smarter than Tywin on this episode, and that is absolutely hilarious, specially with what's coming XD

[@dlangley49]

Robb and whats her name genuinely have the best character arcs in the show

[@chickwithbricks]

Episodes that end with Rains of Castamere 🔥

[@Silverbirchleaf]

Some great TV Jaime moments this season!

[@saraandreoli3684]

“tall men, short men…pretty girls 😘😘” CAPTAIN OF THE SHIP HERE

[@WinnieTheJew]

Oh my, poor Theon?!? 🚫🍆😮

[@WinnieTheJew]

21:28 it's definitely weird, Jamie stump, it looks like a butthole!

[@iscariot2180]

Shay character quite diffrent from the books. In the books she is pretty ok to remain Tyrions' mistress and have his children. Which is more realistic. Despite of Shay is not very smart and educated even she must understand that she is just whre and she can't be Tyrions lady-wife in Westeros. And if they leave across narrow sea Tyrion will lose all his wealth. So Tyrion probably end up juggling to feed themself in that scenario. I think in the show Shay such rebbelios to make more intense in their relations.

[@GreekGorl]

Shay also isn’t in love with him in the books. She’s just using him

[@jasonrd316]

Remember that time Jamie tried to kill a kid and then had zero remorse for it? jk, that was 2.5 seasons ago, who cares? 😂 Jamie's story is tragic, but I'm what's great about it is that you see if people may have taken more time to look at the layers, Jamie could be a different guy now. He has always wanted to be ab honorable warrior...that's why he didn't kill Ned, that's why he feels the need to save Brianne. Makes you wonder how he would have been born to another family. I would not say Jamie is a good guy at this point in his life though... bad guy with some honor nostalgia. Maybe that continues if he never reunites with his family...guess we'll see! Theon... dunno. If those were my kids he burned I would say Ramsey hasn't gone far enough yet. Another tragic story there, but he's reaping what he sowed. Shae is ridiculous. Not her feelings, but her actions. She acts like she doesn't know the situation Tyrion is in...She doesn't want to be hos side piece, but ahe also won't leave. At aome point it's gonna be what it is and you've gotta make a choice. She keeps pressing him to make a decision his actions are already making, yet she won't make her own.

[@jasonrd316]

Sorry for all the spelling errors here...autocorrect + no proof read will do that to you. 😕

[@jjlonsdale5971]

I’ve always felt that tv-Shae is just throwing a tantrum here. She’s not exactly the best at emotional regulation, yknow? Tyrion could never leave the Game. He loves it, and he’s good at it. It’s even more core to his identity than being a Lannister. He can’t go live a sleepy country life across the sea with Shae - he could drink, but no one would need him to Know Things.

[@jasonrd316]

@jjlonsdale5971 Agreed on all points!

[@Watcherobot]

Can't wait for episode 9! If you know you know😉. Also fun fact: the actress who plays Rob's wife is a great grandaughter to Charlie Chaplin.

[@PrentissMcDonald-f4l]

Actually his granddaughter. Her mother is actress Geraldine Chaplin, born in 1944 to Charlie Chaplin’s last wife, Oona O’Neill Chaplin. Oona was born in 1986 when her mother was 42 and Charlie had been dead for 9 years.

[@Watcherobot]

@@PrentissMcDonald-f4l She's only his granddaughter. I thought that she must have been a great granddaughter. The more you know.

[@MarcoInvo]

This should have been last week's episode..i hope to see a new one this week

[@zmanue]

Why did I read this in Tywin Lannister’s voice?