This is BRUTAL!! Watching GAME OF THRONES for the FIRST TIME~1x06 A Golden Crown

[@boldwulf879]

Moderator's Note: Dearest Lords and Ladies of this Comment Kingdom, Young Queen Sofie is still a sweet summer child. Let us restrain ourselves in order to protect her innocence from spoilers. Her marvelous reactions help us to relive our own reactions to this incredible series. Please refrain from talking about anything beyond the current episode or doing too much explaining of the show to this point. As you have seen, she definitely is too smart for her own good, so please do not add a lot of backstories. Allow the story to unfold for her the same way that it did for us. She will easily pick up the story without too much help. She does not mind comparing these scenes with those from the books. But, she does not want to hear about future episodes or seasons or character arcs. Thank you for your cooperation! 😊

[@dhairiyasundar1285]

An awesome moderator and an awesome reaction. Got it. I'll protect the summer child's innocence;)

[@lordseaworth6055]

Don't go all cringe over the comments please.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Thank you for all your work as a moderator. It’s a thankless job, but you are appreciated.👍

[@boldwulf879]

@@lordseaworth6055 Never, my lord Davos!

[@boldwulf879]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 You are wrong! You have thanked me, and I appreciate that! 😊

[@mking1982098]

They actually first reveal Dany's.... fire tolerance in her very first scene. If you remember, at the end of the scene she walks into a boiling hot bath while a servant runs over "no my lady! It is too hot!" but the servant stops dead in her tracks when she sees Dany completely unbothered by it.

[@horsepuncher95]

I remember when I first watched that I thought she was feeling miserable and getting in a boiling bath was her way of self harming until it finally clicked upon watching this episode

[@horsepuncher95]

I felt so silly lol

[@TheOldKevin]

In the trial by combat, Bron paused before killing him because they could have declared him the winner and spared the knight's life but she's so gone, she wouldn't judge Tyrion innocent to save the life of her man.

[@bakthihapuarachchi3447]

Wow I'm a super fan that have watched this countless times and I've never noticed this. Props to you comrade

[@sam_c95]

​@@bakthihapuarachchi3447 Spoilers for "The Hedge Knight" Dunk and Egg prequel novella here: . . . Yeah it's like how in the Hedge Knight there was an option for Aerion to withdraw his accusation when Dunk basically had him beat which ended the trial of seven. Lysa could save Ser Vardis' life by withdrawing her accusation but she chooses not to. It's a nice addition to Tyrion's trial by combat because Bronn doesn't do this is the books. My thought is they included it to make Bronn more likable to the audience.

[@sebastianwittmeier1274]

And sadly it more looked like a purposeful brutal killing instead of wounding fatally within the heat of the fight

[@3rdNationInc]

Ouch…didn’t know that a trial by combat could end without one of them dying. #greattidbits

[@talidelabocha9675]

This horse's heart was a huge gummy bear with sticky sauce. Emilia Clark had to eat the whole gummy bear and felt so sick that she threw up in the toilet. She got her hands stuck to the toilet because of the sticky sauce. She mentioned that once in an interview.

[@Buffy8Fan]

It's always fun to watch a summer child react to _Game of Thrones._

[@drumaticpageofmusic4148]

I love the way Drogo looks at Daenerys like “Girl, I’m gonna fuck this guy up. You sure about this?” 🤣🤣

[@beragis3]

"This is the most brutal death I have ever seen" think you'll be saying this many many more times through all 8 seasons.

[@EricEsenwine]

haha yeah

[@Nicamon]

Actually I think,even after finishing the show,this remains if not _the_ most brutal death,at least on the top list....🤔 And even if wasn't one of the most _brutal_ it's surely the most _original._ 😉👑

[@dimi5543]

Yeah, season 8 had the most brutal death of all, GoT murdered by D&D...

[@sjtimmer7]

Many episodes have titles that have multiple meanings. Golden crown for the Lannister children as well as Viserys' crown of melting gold.

[@partycitydumpster]

Fun fact! Jane Espenson wrote this episode. She's a major writer on Buffy, penning episodes like Band Candy, Earshot, Pangs, A New Man, Superstar, and The Replacement.

[@k.s.k.7721]

Of course, we must remember that the episode is an adaptation of George R R Martin's novel, and the pertinent chapters which talk about all those things that happen here.

[@UTU49]

Ha! I'm a big fan of both shows, but I don't remember if I ever noticed before that Jane Espenson had written for GOT.

[@tilemacro]

Fun fact George R. R. Martin was babysitting the writers. We all know what happened to the show when he left.

[@horsepuncher95]

What the fuck I never knew this she wrote almost my favourite Buffy episodes 😭

[@atlasisshrugging]

And if I'm not mistaken, she was also a writer for Firefly, as well.

[@niziggz]

12:15 yeah you were right! You nailed that prediction/analysis! You have no idea how badly every single one of us watching wanted to jump in the comments and high five you when you first predicted that, haha! Keep up the great reactions and quality content, Fam! I'm here for the ride ✌️

[@jcompton8507]

Here is some background on the Targaryens: The Targaryens originally come from a fallen empire in Essos called Valyria. (Essos is the continent where Daenerys is currently residing. Everyone else - the Starks, Baratheons, Lannisters, etc - is on the other side of the Narrow Sea on a continent called Westeros.) Think of Valyria as this fictional world's version of Rome?? Or maybe Atlantis? They were the most "advanced" civilization of their time - in terms of technology and magic. Part of the reason is because they built their dynasty on the backs of enslaved people. Also, they dabbled really deep into magic. So essentially Valyria was a "world power" in their heyday in this fictional world, up until about 300-350 years ago. Then came the "Doom." No one is sure what exactly happened. But a combination of natural disasters (volcano eruptions) and a "plague" (that you'll learn more about later) destroyed Valyria. Note: Was this coincidence? Or did they destroy themselves with their own magic/technology? We don't know! Only a few Valyrian families survived the Doom. Before the Doom, a Targaryen named Daenys had a vision that Valyria would fall. She was able to convince her family and a few other Valyrian families to flee. (It should be noted that the Targs were a minor house in Valyria. So while the Targ family had more power and magic than the average family in this fictional world, they were not the top of the power structure in the Valyrian empire.) The Targaryens relocated to Dragonstone, a small island off the coast of Westeros. At the time, Westeros was a collection of individual kingdoms (e.g. the North, the Vale, the Riverlands, the Westerlands, the Stormlands, the Reach, and Dorne.) Approximately 300 years before GoT, the Targs decided to "unite" Westeros by...conquering them?? And they ruled Westeros for about 280 years before "Robert's Rebellion" toppled the Targ Dynasty. All of the Targ royal family were killed except for 8-yr-old Viserys and newborn Daenerys, who were smuggled across the sea by a few remaining Targaryen loyalists to protect them. Most of their protectors died over the years. And they were continually running out of money and benefactors who would take them in. (They even lived on the streets for a while.) So while this is no excuse for Viserys being a crappy brother and person in general, we can at least understand what made him into the man he became.

[@taz2491]

Yeah. There is a cool animatied movie that explains the Targaryen conquest of Westeros. But I won't recommend it YET as not all GoT actors are revealed yet who did voiceovers (basically telling the story as narrators)

[@tariizm1500]

Targaryens were not a minor house! there was hundreds or thousands of house in Valyria but there was only 40 dragonlord family and Targaryens were one of 40... and this 40 family ruled Valyria thats mean this 40 family was major house but not just in Valyria also in the world bcz they were dragonlords! minor Valyrian houses are Qoherys, Celtigar and Velaryon etc... and then again Targaryens was not weakest of 40 there is no such an info only info we know from the books is Targaryens were not the strongest of 40 and only dragonlord families we are know is house Targaryen and house Balaerys but after the doom (400 years ago) Targaryens were last dragonlord family alive so that means Dany is last dragonlord/lady alive...

[@harsh_1910]

22:22 yes in dothraki culture there is a prophesied figure the stallion who mounts the world and they think it's dany's child Also the reason arya and the stark kids follow is because their father like most northern houses follow the old gods or the wierdwood trees and their mother follows the new gods or the faith of the seven like most of the other houses in Westeros with the exception of the dornish who pray to mother rhoyne and the iron born(people from the iron islands) follow the drowned god

[@Orimthekeyacolite]

Donno if you caught that, but what Dany did in the heart eating scene was she took a Targarean name (her brothers) and turned it into a traditional Dothraki form. Emphisizes her ark of embracing her new culture without giving up on her heritage

[@nipponsoul7]

Your face when you realised what is happening with Daenerys was priceless :) P.S. Love the commentary!

[@mercurydylan899]

I remember when I was 13 and read that scene with the golden crown. At the time (and perhaps still to this day) that was the most badass and shocking kill I’d ever read. Loved it. Love your reactions as well.

[@niziggz]

The moral of the Visery's storyline according to Sofie: "Don't be an a** to your sister and her giant man-beast of a husband." ... ... ... Noted. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@English_MoFo]

Mance Radar is the man north of the wall, he operates the largest radar tower and knows all of the nights watch movements. He has a warg with a pet bird named little radar, and they monitor the castles on the wall

[@davidbarker9755]

Brilliantly reacted Sofie, I’m really, really going to enjoy your reactions to this series, keep up the good work and prepare for shocks aplenty, love from the 🇬🇧

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yeah, she’s a wonderful reactor. I’ve seen quite a few Buffy reactors & she’s right at the top of my list.

[@manbearpig7359]

FYI, almost all of the shocking brutal deaths, intrigues and story lines are based at least roughly on actual historical events in human history. EG Parthian kings would pour molten gold down the throats of Roman consuls who went to war them and were captured. IE Marcus Crassus around the time of Julius Ceaser

[@DanielOrme]

True. Another example is Theon being raised as a ward of the Starks. This is something the Roman empire would do with its vassal states, taking one of their sons to be raised in Rome, a symbol of alliance, but also partly a hostage. Another is the Dothraki, who I've always assumed to be equivalent to Genghis Khan and his Mongol horsemen army.

[@manbearpig7359]

@@DanielOrme Yep, heaps more, but don't want to get into spoiler territory. As an amateur historian always found the borrowing from real history fascinating

[@marymclaughlin9009]

I'm very much enjoying your reactions, you have a great insight & fresh approach to what's happening & I look forward to continuing with you. You are the first reactor I've seen give any credit to the way Harry Lloyd played Viserys. Most people are so glad to see the character get his just reward that they just skip past him, but I think it's the most underrated performance in the show. As hateful as Viserys is, when Dany tells him that Drogo will give him his crown, just for a moment his face transforms & you can almost see the child in him. It's a great piece of acting.

[@Nicamon]

Also..technically he was right.He _was_ promised a crown.He's rude,whiney and a lot of other worse stuff,but he was not wrong to complain about _that_ specifically. Only his _ways_ were *very,very wrong!*

[@ethanwinnegrad3402]

The first 6 seasons of this show were so amazing!

[@larqven0192]

If I recall, in the book, the revelation of Joffrey's parentage wasn't quite so on the nose. I think Arya said words to the effect of "Joffrey isn't like that old king at all!!", which triggered Ned's realization. But it has been a long, long time since I read that.

[@dekio1214]

Btw this episode was written by Buffy writer Jane Espenson, who among many other episodes wrote Buffy 5x03 The Replacement:)

[@reneepope-munro8115]

I think you should watch the History and Lore features at the end of each season, as it will give you a heap of the context you’re looking for in terms of the dynamics between houses. Given they were produced by the show, I believe they’re safe from spoilers as they relate to things that directly I,part or precede the season’s events.

[@fritzgroes8284]

The main houses are: - Baratheons rule the Stormlands and the Crownlands incl. Kings landing, current Lord and King Robert Baratheon, all listed lords are his direct subjects - Lannisters rule the Westerlands, current Lord Tywin Lannister, father to Jamie, Cersei and Tyrion - Starks rule the North, current Lord Eddard Stark and his family - Tyrells rule the Reach, current Lord Mace Tyrell, father to Loras Tyrell (knight of the flowers) - Tullys rule the Riverlands, current Lord Hoster Tully, father to Catelyn (Ned's wife) and Lisa Tully (mother to little Robin Arryn) - Arryns rule the Vale, current Lord Robin Arryn, after his father Jon Arryn died - Martells rule Dorne, no one met yet - Greyjoys rule the Iron Islands, current Lord Balon Greyjoy, father of Theon Greyjoy (ward of and raised by the Starks) all other lords of westeros are subjects to one of the lords above

[@Vanillastump]

He was wearing heavy armor. That's the reason Bronn didn't take a shield. He was tiring out Ser Vardis.

[@juliadexter]

That slap from Robert to cersei was the most satisfying thing in this episode ❤

[@Bl4ckDoT_]

The episode's title has a double meaning of "golden head" referencing Joffrey's golden head and also the ending of the episode with the gold.

[@swampje1985]

It's nice seeing someone so observant react from the start. It reminds me why I fell in love with this show in the first place. 😊

[@johnnyd1790]

"This is a cliffhanger, they should just end it..." she said, walking into the true cliffhanger!🤣

[@MasterOfTheElements]

I love Septa Mordane's reaction to Joffrey's declaration of love, it was so funny.

[@hjalnelson9579]

I like to think that Robb was upset with Theon killing the wildling was because Robb was willing to try to talk the guy down, and Theon forced violence that Robb felt wasn't absolutely necessary.

[@jcompton8507]

You asked how the Wildlings got there? I promise you will learn more in future episodes.

[@Necrothep]

5:50 The horse's heart, in real life, is a giant gummy bear, gelatinous stuff extremely sticky. Fun fact: Emilia Clarke got stuck on the toilet due to that stick candy.

[@geraldtodd6633]

Well done Sophie. You re quick to pick things up and figure out what is what. You still have a lot to learn, don't we all. All your questions should be answered in the next 67 episodes. You are doing a good job and your reactions and excitement are wonderful and we are all enjoying this yet young journey of yours.

[@jaybird8192]

The wall was at one time guarded by men in 7 castles all across the wall, but the Nights watch now only have enough men to guard only 3 castles! So a small group of wildlings can sneak through south of the wall.

[@campagnollo]

Congrats on catching the genetics of Joffrey. I’ve seen plenty of reactors which the whole hair color thing flew over their head.

[@Cerrydwenn]

Cerseis firstborn was Roberts. Remember her telling Catelyn she gave birth to a black haired boy, but he died.

[@usgreth]

..One of the first times the readers of the books were like, huh? what?

[@TheTororist]

starks are the wardens of the north (formerly kings before the targaryans) and the lannisters are the wardens of the west (and the richest house in the seven kingdoms)

[@yoggsaron8867]

"he had it coming" Why so bloodthristy, friend🙂. Don't forget "vengrance is mine. I shall repay". "He's (Drogo) totally gonna get him (Viserys) killed!!! and I'll not feel sorry at all!!" Brutality aside, you seemed almost excited for Viserys to die 🙂. Developing a little appetite for violence, are we? Aight. Be careful what you wish for. "This is the most brutal death I've ever seen" There has never been a more appropriate place to say "sweet summer child" lol.

[@sandraellis7397]

So if you remember when Cerci went to Brans room and told Catlyn about her first born black haired beauty. That there was clue 1.

[@doug3691]

"SHE is the Dragon", and "He's a Golden Lion!" Pretty much sums up this one. Excellent early prediction, by the way. Good stuff. Looking forward to the next one. (Brutal though it may be. Amazing what we'll allow, if something's well written.)

[@BiancaBianca20]

Just commenting for the algorithm. I watched your Dimash reactions, my favourite artist, whose concert I will attend next month in Prague. So, seing you react to my favourite show of all times, also, got me very excited. Valar morghulis, Dear ! ❤️

[@BryusCarpius]

To be fair, Dany is an incest baby too. It's Targaryen tradition to wed within the family to keep the dragonblood pure.

[@neospock5034]

Brilliant insight and great reactions! Looking forward to seeing your response to the next few episodes!

[@Necrothep]

Ah man, this got out today, so I have to wait for a next one :'( I love so much your reaction and how your brain works. I'm going to love rewatching that serie for the 19th time here

[@richardpadilla4033]

The Best Line in GOT "I made the Bald Man Cry into the Turtle Stew" Hahahaha......

[@sonofliberty1]

That's what it feels like sleeping on the top bunk with no guard when you had a childhood history of falling out of bed. 🤣 It's also so great that you identified the toxic relationship between Sansa and Joffery so quickly. Lastly, Arya is the child I wish I were and Syrio is teacher I wish I had. X

[@sonofliberty1]

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[@TheWindcrow]

It's weird to say this, but I'm glad you kept your eyes open during the last scene. It's such an amazing and ironic death for him. Much more to come. I have to catch up. I know you've seen the Red Wedding now. Can't wait to see that reaction XD

[@TheNecromorphkiller]

i have no idea how your subtitles are doing that, i have only ever seen it translate straight to english/whatever language the person has them in, not just straight up dothraki subtitles lmao. lovin the reactions, cant wait to watch more with you!

[@esc0bert]

When you get further into the series you should check out the book Fire and Blood (House Targaryan's words) It's all about their family history and the conquering of the 7 kingdoms.

[@allanamancio6301]

Enjoy your reaction....god bless you always

[@richardwalker1144]

Sofia in reference to the crown. "I don't want to see this", 14 seconds later, watches it!

[@geoo9954]

Can’t wait till u get to the season Finale.

[@teblogarrison6305]

You are delightful! Love your energy and your reactions ❤

[@bakthihapuarachchi3447]

The Night's Watch is very lightly guarded by the time of the show. While it would be impossible for an army to pass through it, a small group would be able to do that. Plus they could always make a boat and just row there

[@theysheshe]

haven’t watched it yet, but daaaang i’m excited for this one

[@bluehope42]

Great reaction, very perceptive! I bet by the end of the show, the brutalities will be like cartoons for you :D

[@jcompton8507]

As far as Robb's words to Theon...stress makes us lash out at people close to us and say hurtful things that we shouldn't. Robb has a tendency to do this... So does Sansa...

[@sebastianwittmeier1274]

Stress or fear for his brother's life

[@jcompton8507]

@@sebastianwittmeier1274 Of course. But he was snippy with Theon even before Bran was attacked.

[@dabegmister]

Love your content keep up the great work

[@Tarara85]

I am enjoying your GOT reviews soo much! I think I’m gonna re-watch the series

[@theonemrtom101]

Great episode👏🏻

[@sorchamiana]

Love your reactions! 😂😍 Keep up the awesome content! 💕

[@michaelsaxman]

Just realized that a golden crown can refer to Joffrey's hair as well... Didn't know Jane E wrote this, but makes sense...she so clever!

[@thecockerel86]

You have to to watch History and Lore for season 1 at the end of this series if you want more background into the show. Watch it at the end of this season and before you start season 2.

[@cubablue602]

"She literally touched a boiled egg and nothing happened to her!" LMFAOOOOO Seriously though, I love these reactions haha.

[@chipsthedog1]

Absolutely loving watching you on this journey. I have one suggestion and I know it's extra work but some longer reaction vids would be awesome especially the episodes that have a lot going on. Blessings from the UK

[@Blue-qr7qe]

My only dislike about your reactions is that they are too long in coming. I could binge-watch them - i like that good humor doesn't sail past you - you get it; Tyrion, Bronn, Arya all have a wickedly good sense of humor, and i like how fun it is for you. Good job -

[@GameOn71213]

Drogo walks over to Dany touches her belly gives her a look: baby Ima fuck this guy up Dany: go ahead baby.

[@AllTheHurt]

I think the heart she was eating as basically a gummy bear

[@bill.godwin-austen]

Pretty much... a 10 pound gummy bear, but still...

[@ponyfest.ph1132]

Valar morghulis'..So much love on your reaction sofie... keep it up'.

[@underblader9675]

14:03 "he didn't say that ! ". Yes he did :p

[@Melissa-i2o]

Hey Sofie, i've been watching your for a couple of months and i habe to say that so far you're my favorite to react on shows and if i could recommend one series to you it would be Legend of the Seeker it's my favorite series after The Vampire Diaries. You should at least watch the trailer. Love you💕

[@danofsteel1108]

The Starks and Lannisters are the most powerful houses in Westeros at this point in the timeline. Starks are Wardens of the North. Which is bigger than all other 6 kingdoms combined however the Lannisters are Wardens of the South and are to be believed as the richest family in the kingdoms due to the Gold Mines at Casterly Rock which is their seat of power. Like Winterfell is the Norths seat of power

[@gunkulator1]

This is not correct. The Lannisters are the lords of the Westerlands, not the south. Their power derives from wealth more so than from land or people. The northlands where the Starks rule are vast but mostly empty. Their power is mostly a defensive one. This is made clear in one of the first episodes where Cersie explains to Joffrey that the north is too wild and large for any invading army to hold. There is also the issue of Winter which is what keeps the north sparsely populated but also makes it impossible for any invaders to muscle in.

[@chrisofnottingham]

Late comment but there are basically two kinds of reactors; Those who realise that Robert isn't Joffery's father in this episode and those who don't.

[@dekio1214]

Loving this journey with you:)

[@doug3691]

The North is large; the Lannisters are rich. So, both are important.

[@gracemartin78]

In real life the heart was made from gummy fruit candy.(/gummy bears)

[@jcompton8507]

And Emilia had to eat so much of it that she truly was struggling not to be sick.

[@debbieverret4033]

Keep watching.

[@deeeparka]

You should see the 2 videos of game of thrones conquest and rebellion

[@beldin2987]

12:40 "they should have ended this episode right here" .. i don't think you would really have missed what comes now since that fullfills a wish you already had after episode 1 😂🤣And i really wonder how you will react to it 😲

[@abbesatty9498]

A Crown for a melted king.

[@kidgforce1]

It´s a horse heart, but it was made of gummi bear substance

[@lizzyboo4206]

GOT... EVERYDAY 🎶🎵🎶

[@samus5094]

Another great reaction, Sofie! The Starks are the most powerful house in the North, but I wouldn't put them as second to the Lannisters in the Seven Kingdoms as a whole. That title probably belongs to House Tyrell, which the Knight of the Flowers (Renly's lover) is a member of. If you want more info about the Targeryans, I'd recommend the season 1 lore videos when you are done with the season.

[@eurongreyjoy1008]

lannisters have nothing on the tyrells at this point except gold( and tyrells are still the second richest house). Tyrells>Lannisters

[@xoxoxANGExoxox]

That heart was a massive chunk of gummies, quite sickeningly sweet. I heard Emilia talk about it in an interview somewhere.

[@dragos-lucian]

11:23 Exactly. And she's dressed in pink. 😂

[@SoFieReactsTV]

😅😂🤣

[@orashfordfranklin5814]

After the season you should react to the season 1 history and lore video...they talk about the Targaryen dynasty and Roberts rebellion against Aries Targaryen...and also you get backstories on all the major houses and how they came about...there are no spoilers ...you could even react to it before finishing season 1.

[@CountryMo]

In real life she ate a heart made of candy and she said after a few bites she actually felt sick

[@invadertifxiii]

lets just say she did say golden crown lol

[@malhondize3898]

keep watching and all or at least most of your questions will be answered.

[@dansiegel333]

“GOT version of a DNA test”. Haha!

[@chavextermination]

I always wonder what would happen if he was a dragon? would he just have a lump of gold stuck to his head? 😆

[@bluehope42]

House Lannister is definitely the most powerful in terms of money and army. However, the rebellion against the Mad King started because he wanted the heads of Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon. Robert was the leader of the rebellion, and he has some Targaryen ancestors, so he claimed the Iron Throne.

[@sebastianwittmeier1274]

I would not be sure about most powerful army - they have much influence and many allies

[@eurongreyjoy1008]

money yes army no

[@gunkulator1]

The Lannister's power is financial. They have the most gold and everyone is in debt to them. Their land is rocky and does not support a large population so their army is not large. They can, however, buy mercenaries. Ned and Robert were raised together by John Arryn. The Mad King killed Ned's father and brother and Rhaegar (Mad King's son, Dany's brother) ran off with Ned's sister who was Robert's beloved. John Arryn joined with Ned and Robert meaning The Vale, The North and The Stormlands all declared war against the Mad King.

[@thatsthat2612]

The horse heart was a giant gummie covered in syrup. I'd have finished it too

[@usgreth]

It was still quite a struggle apparently!

[@arthurcamargo8416]

😂 For me, If it were chocolate, I'd be right there with you!

[@internetsideshow]

"Oh my god he's gonna get himself killed and I'm not gonna feel sorry when I see that" 20 seconds later: "Oh my god I don't wanna see this"

[@justwatching6186]

Just commenting to help the algorithm. No spoilers. WOW, you’re in for a ride. Great videos 🤟🥩

[@PSBartlett]

A golden crown: the molten golden crown and Joffrey’z golden crown of hair.

[@daredevil6145]

12:40 Ah well, another one's about to come

[@boqndimitrov8693]

Welcome to Tyrion Lannister Law School!