Tyrion Introduces Bronn To His Father, Tywin Lannister 😂 || Game Of Thrones Epic Moments ||

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[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

Bronn, employee of the month 5 years running.

[@TCthaCrisis]

Until he was promoted. Lol

[@victorviereck6476]

​@@TCthaCrisisnow he's Bronn , manager of the month , running until he breathes

[@TheBigKup]

It’s a thought race between him and pod

[@khaelamensha3624]

🤣

[@tiffanycummings1141]

Until he became master of coins 🙄

[@dragonlordgaming7065]

For some reason when he pauses on Bronn, I always half expected for him to say "a bitch"

[@lowkeylokii4205]

Same

[@maazk8533]

Same^2

[@alexandercandicedad1355]

I'm sure he thought it, but decided against it

[@mattcraftmstr8726]

Probably from Thor Ragnarock

[@ahmedalissa7620]

Same

[@ll-rt8oi]

When you introduce your high school classmates to your parents

[@D0N0CIDE]

Hilarious 😂

[@EL-ISS]

Man I CACKLED at this comment 😂💀

[@aesir1ases64]

the look of dissapointment lol

[@huzaifausman4346]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kittygent9612]

Lol

[@Shreyas_3011]

Well Bronn was the best investment for the Lannisters.

[@michalhejcman4190]

Not really, they have gave him Highgarden the richest castle in Westeros.

[@mysteryjunkie9808]

He had the highest kill count in the show since he set off the Wildfire that sunk like a third of Stannis army

[@ValWillKay]

@@mysteryjunkie9808 drogon would disagree

[@axios525]

@Rooster everyone who survived defensing the tower in Stannis' siege of King's Landing received a knighthood, and no doubt that Tyrion's influence helped as well

[@mahad88]

You mean Bronn was the best investment for Bronn. My guy was practically setting himself up with a nice castle and beautiful girl.

[@turmuthoer]

Tywin: Ah yes, Ser Youwouldntknowhim. I know him well.

[@Xylarxcode]

I hear he enjoys hunting with Ser Whatsit of Whocares quite often. Their territories must share a border.

[@TCthaCrisis]

Son of "IDoKnowHimTho"

[@alexross1816]

Good friend to Sers Ten and Twenty Goodmen

[@LordWyatt]

There’s a reason Bronn always goes by his first name😬

[@DarkMatterX1]

​@@alexross1816 I've feasted at the house of their cousin, Afew.

[@rjjr3449]

"Here we have Bronn, future ruler of the Highgarden and master of coin."

[@geetadhumane5793]

Little did they know

[@Weirdracin]

"Here we have Bronn, Future master of coin & Lord of Lofty Titles."

[@Hangman11]

Bronn "I don't know how borrowing works"

[@RAEN74]

Ughhh

[@Gwestytears]

You mean Lord Stokeworth

[@BailensdeLykenos]

It was at this point Tywin realized he wasnt getting rid of his son that easily.

[@morisakarleign3014]

If your most hated son survived the capture and treatment of the Tullys, managed to convince tribesmen from eating him, survive through battles thrice (with Catelyn, Tywin, and at King's Landing), you know you're never getting rid of him.

[@ryanb746]

@@morisakarleign3014 catelyn? When?

[@morisakarleign3014]

@@ryanb746 When Catelyn was bringing Tyrion to the Vale and they were attacked by barbarians along the way. Not exactly a battle, more like an ambush.

[@BobbyFlay14]

Then he realised he wasn’t an idiot and sent him to kings landing to be hand lol

[@ryanb746]

@@morisakarleign3014 ah that’s right

[@gordonstrong5232]

Only Tywin could turn the word 'companions' into a slur lol

[@jermaineblalock5553]

Awesome comment. You have a great mind. Lmao

[@bobthepervyuncle]

He stopped himself one milisecond away from saying the word "savages"

[@cshairydude]

I don't think he's being sarcastic here. He recognises the potential for violence if he insults them, not to mention the potential additional allies / cannon fodder, and decides to be diplomatic instead. Of course the hesitation makes it clear what he truly thinks.

[@ChadKakashi]

He could turn any word into an insult. He insulted Joffery by saying “your grace”.

[@agrainofsalt7358]

I really like the moment when Tywin’s eyes narrow after Bronn’s comment. The one thing Tywin cares about most is legacy while Bronn gives the littlest shit possible

[@Chadius_Thundercock]

And Bronn ended the show with a legacy better than Tywin

[@asherujudo7383]

Or he just appreciated the humor.

[@americanrebelking8337]

@@Chadius_Thundercock I wouldn't say that at all

[@RM-wf4mw]

His own legacy, yes

[@T-1000LiquidTerminator]

@@americanrebelking8337 why not Bronn got the Tyrells money and keep they were like 2nd richest in all Westeros btw and Tywin got killed on the toilet by his imp son who in the publics eyes killed his grandson and his wife and the public also knew about Jamie and Cerci’s incest because of the high sparrows trial basically house Lannister was a joke bye the end in the publics eyes

[@xavierbuchanan1176]

I like how Kevin Lannister smiles at the end, knowing what Tywin is thinking meeting these fine people of the mountains

[@craigarkensaw]

At leasts he's one of the few Lannisters who likes Tyrion.

[@DanielArnett]

In the book he shocks Tyrion by doing the opposite of this. "Even in the west we know of the bravery of the men from the mountains of the moon!" Or something like that. He dives straight into pushing their buttons to get them to fight for him. "Why would shagga fight for you when we don't have to?" "Have to? I said nothing of have to. I just thought you'd want some of the battle and glory." "Okay yeah shagga wants in!" By bringing in these men to follow him, Tyrion finally got a little respect in Tywin's eyes.

[@jimstythehpguy]

With the Lannister backed weapons, it was a hell of a ferocious vanguard Tywin set his army up with.

[@Hangman11]

@@jimstythehpguy Tywin didn't expect them to be efficient in battle. The plan for the coming fight was to let the nordmen push them back so that the flank could push the nordmen into the river. Fortunately for Tyrion it Didn't happen that way, because he was leading the tribesmen at that time and might have died in the flanking maneuver also.

[@H.K.5]

His name is Kevin?

[@kimberlyrobinson3992]

If you think about it, Bronn was really the one who won the game of thrones. He came out smelling like a rose - literally. He got Highgarden plus a seat on the Small Council. Considering where he started, you can’t really do better than that.

[@Marxistnazi]

The starks made a really good comeback too. Tyrion regaining his station as hand of the king was nice, and I guess he has casterly rock as well

[@nightgodd7865]

Bran was the one with the throne by the end of the series so... Literally Bran won.

[@kongming66]

@@nightgodd7865 Thru no actual contribution other than literally just showing up...

[@masterexploder9668]

For Bronn, chaos was truly a ladder.

[@Brohl1337]

@@nightgodd7865 he’s not bran. He is the 3 eyed raven. And can’t ever be ruler of anything. Except he came all the way to kings landing for that. Or something…

[@ossian1977]

Hand it to Tywin, he keeps his manners even when he is clearly seething with rage, and never forgets basic politeness

[@josephherrera6656]

The curse of being a nobleman😆

[@benjaminguilatcoiv]

it's just a surface politeness, but the patronising manner is the undercurrent..

[@NeilCWCampbell]

Evil has standards is a Charles dance speciality

[@StuJee1]

Charles Dance: hands down best actor in this - the guy can act using just his eyes

[@maryandersondearing3053]

Of course, his manners are parts of his weapons set.

[@knowyourdamnrole1]

The amount of thinking Tywin did before saying "Companions" just shows how much he controlled himself from ridiculing tyrion.

[@randomguy-xp7se]

Hes in public. Tyrion is still a lannister. Cant present a divided front.

[@jamesneese7663]

To be fair he now has a small army of barbarians inside his camp, sparking a fight at that moment would be ruinous to the Lannister army. Would the Lannisters win, yeah but by that point Robbs anticipated "army" would be in good position to steamroll them.

[@rellix6528]

Kevan was underrated

[@stansman5461]

And underutilized in the show.

[@emprahsfinest7092]

@@stansman5461 yeah he plays a huge but understated role in the books

[@corruptgunslinger]

@@stansman5461 Super. Dude crushes as Hand of the King. Not like Tywin, but Kevan is no bitch.

[@herozero7484]

True but Varys had plans for him

[@mysteryjunkie9808]

Yes he actually is as capable as Twyin but has more honor. In the book he actually starts turning things around for Westeros as Regent until Varys kills him

[@MMABones]

Tywin picked his words carefully. "Companions. " 🤣🤣

[@ScarFeiss]

Lmaooo totally trivialized tyrions recent experience

[@Marxistnazi]

Hilarious

[@pessimistkai5569]

What do you mean?

[@helljumper6969]

If he only pick the right words carefully when Tyrion came to him with a crossbow lmao

[@xrpbible]

He almost said "these bums" 🤣🤣🤣

[@thomascolbert2687]

The book version of this scene was awesome. Tyrion had led a successful vanguard of hundreds of his hills tribesmen to hold the river flank, capturing a northern lnoght on his own in the process. His father was rather stunned that his son was a competent battlefield soldier and leader of men.

[@josephbulkin9222]

Don't half the clansmen get wiped out in that fight?

[@Insoma]

​@@josephbulkin92225% casualties is a really good number!

[@AutomaticJack]

​@@josephbulkin9222 Yea, but they weren't Lannister men, so that's not his problem. Hell, less living tribesmen means less a smaller pile of gear that needs to be forked over for their services.... I am sure Tywin sees that as an absolute win...

[@TheDeadEye13]

​@@josephbulkin9222Decimate means 'kill one in every ten' and was a form of punishment utilised by the roman military. So half of the tribesmen lost 1/10th of their troops to their own men? No, i am not fun at parties.

[@josephbulkin9222]

@@TheDeadEye13 thanks for educating me

[@andrewmurphy5532]

I like how even though Bron says you wouldnt know him, Tywin still nods his head in acknowladgment almost like "respect for not wasting my time with your common fathers name"

[@zenkobe9617]

Only W comment

[@charlesp.8555]

Precisely this. He appreciates a man who doesn’t pretend to be something he isn’t.

[@FreemanicParacusia]

Tywin appreciated someone who knows their station.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

I don't think it's a nod of respect. I think it's more a look of incredulity than anything else; not so much at Bron but the group as a whole.

[@thomaswillard6267]

It's fascinating to see people take away such radically different things. A lot of comments talk about how he looks irritated.

[@hawkeyemihawkgettingmoneylord]

The face on Tywin after Tyrion introduced Shagaa is hilarious. He's like wtf is going on right now lol.

[@dgcaz1]

If i remember correctly, werent the Stone Crows and the Burned Men absolute savages who didn't want anything to do with the different houses? And here is Tyrion making an allegiance with them. The old man should have been impressed at Tyrions abilities here, or at least taken note to himself that perhaps little Tyrion had more to bring to the table than just being the Imp. Cersei was a dangerous woman, the King killer was a great knight, but Tyrion was the true son of the house of Lannister. ❤❤❤

[@hawkeyemihawkgettingmoneylord]

@@dgcaz1 thats not possible man you know it Tywin will never give Tyrion his props lol.

[@charlesloomis2224]

After Bronn said, “You wouldn’t know him.” I expected Bronn to finish and sat, “neither did I.”

[@erickruckenberg8716]

That would’ve been an epic closer

[@quocanhla5009]

😂😂😂, that goes too far

[@caroldowning8243]

He likely didn't.

[@V.E.R.O.]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@LordWyatt]

Underrated comment😂👌

[@LordBloodraven]

I loved how his Uncle Kevan couldn't help but smirk at the company of misfits Tyrion had assembled.

[@55Quirll]

Misfits that are Loyal to Tyrion because he keeps his promises and pays his debts, don't think Tywin would have any loyal 'companions'😁

[@Phantom19913]

He probably saw Tywins favourite son has lost them a good chuck of their army and is now a prisoner. Tywins least favourite son just showed up with reinforcements.

[@jonahthrane812]

I'm convinced Tyrions ability to make friends with strong fighters along with his ability to talk is the reason he survived as long as he did.

[@demonmonty30]

That..... Was literally the point of that character

[@hailtothevic]

@@demonmonty30 Was. And then season 7 and 8 happened

[@justingary5322]

@@demonmonty30 Exactly he's a good talker

[@Nob911]

I mean he survived the series

[@shofiakartika3532]

And he's also a lannister, which made him rich

[@christopherflores5405]

"you wouldn't know him" Badass line implying he alone made a name for himself. Was actually hoping he'd say: "... A bitch."

[@panosbaratheon6385]

No this take place in the first episodes where dialog was actually more than just bitches and bad pussy and dick jokes

[@MistakenDeVil55]

Would of been funnier

[@ackidack]

I mean he hadn't made a name for himself yet

[@jackrobinson1073]

“Surtur, Son of… a bitch you’re still alive!”

[@christopherflores5405]

@@ackidack never watched an episode of this show so i honestly didn't know but he at least came across as someone you should know for what he accomplishes and not where he hailed from. Thanks for that, though.

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

I like to think Tywin secretly wanted to say "who are these fuckers"

[@failurextreme7084]

I really wish this series didn't end so poorly. I regularly want to re-watch it but then I remember I have never felt more betrayed by a series in my life.

[@angelquiroga9906]

Rewatch it all the time but the episodes i like the most or seasons somwtimes

[@Silver2308]

Definitely. Should have changed the showrunners after S5

[@Egilhelmson]

Obviously, you never watched “Angel” or “St. Elsewhere”.

[@failurextreme7084]

@@Egilhelmson I watched angel but I didn't hurt this badly. I was also much younger and wasn't nearly as invested. Never heard of St. Elsewhere

[@leeds200282]

I did new story in my head at endding

[@princelevi3733]

Kevan is so amused 🤣

[@JoshSweetvale]

Silent facepalm best facepalm.

[@downunderrob]

I always liked that Uncle Kevin thought it was funny. 🤣🤣

[@daianad377]

The fact that Tywin called the clansmen "companions" shows that the man may be one of the worst, but he is a lord and will be a lord of a Great House and will be a good host, showing respect to the visits... (if they leave with their heads on their own bodies is another matter)

[@nyetloki]

Nah, it just shows he's not stupid enough to insult leaders of a really good army sitting in his camp. He's not suicidal or an idiot. Who do you think he is, Joffrey

[@nostalgic90s54]

Had he insulted them they would've killed him right there

[@nightgodd7865]

Only appear to be. Remember he fully supported killing a man at his wedding.

[@JoeyVSupreme]

For all their honor and wealth, although disapproving, tyrion got the job done a different way.

[@SantomPh]

The Vale had never been able to subdue the moon clans since the Andals, and here a dwarf from the West did it just like that.

[@AWESOMENISH]

Still one of the best Tyrion and Tywin scenes. Tyrion gives respect and proper introductions to all his friends, even though Tywin and most other lords would look down on them. He doesn’t look down on people. But he then gives Tywin the biggest introduction to make it clear how great and powerful they are, which Tywin sits up straight for. Tywin gets what Tyrion is doing, making allies for their side while also showing who the major house is.

[@marieguillou8808]

Hating Tyrion was Tywin's ultimate mistake. He had his worthy successor. Tyrion and Tywin are able to understand each other very quickly because they think in the same way, even if Tyrion is tempered in terms of cruelty. It is also when Tyrion is pushed to the limit that we see that he is really Tywin's son. We are going to have a cruel Tyrion in the next books.

[@DM-Oz]

​@@marieguillou8808We already have a pretty cruel Tyrion in the books. Also, Tyrion only half understands Tywin, which is why his attempts to mimic his father eventualy backfired on him

[@ibtgb2]

“You wouldn’t know him” 😂

[@chronikhiles]

"He's gonna be the ruler of Highgarden, and Master of Coin, even though he has no experience ruling and flat out confessed he knows jackshit about economics. Are you proud of me daddy?"

[@MrJustonemorevoice]

Tywin's hardest battle was not smiling at that joke.

[@rmd251]

"My sons have taken 50 ears between them!" "May they take 50 more."

[@Tastylettuce12]

I feel like I’m that moment Tywin is thinking “at least he’s self aware.”

[@Sserxe]

"Look father, I have brought fodder for the front lines" Tyrion

[@adamboh393]

The fact this is a reel makes it seem like Tywin has crippling dementia

[@antoniotodaro4093]

And Tyrion has endless patience

[@denisejohnson4037]

You're right. It were as if Tyrion had introduced them several times before.

[@kylejamer]

Bruh

[@saurabhsolanki3437]

I forgot this scene ....and literally laughed on bron's reply.

[@sydneycartwright1056]

Tywin looking at Bronn like, 'Son I know everyone. Try me.' 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@marieguillou8808]

"So, you could tell me? I never reaaly know".

[@ebibs2912]

I knew his father. Great man. Took an arrow to the knee at the battle of Gondor. Was never the same again.

[@TCthaCrisis]

Was he an "Adventurer like you before the arrow to the knee?"

[@vannoy420]

Tywin and his brothers reaction to you wouldn’t know him was one of almost humor and disgust it’s so perfect

[@TC-uh2xf]

Bronn son of You Would Not Know Him thats a long ass family name

[@reasonablyserious]

That's the paternal name, not a family name.

[@TCthaCrisis]

Not really... "YuwudntNowum." A bit long but not too long.

[@MaddogMaddu]

He must be Native American. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@thedopestdude9520]

Translation “Who the F are these A holes?”

[@Shade878]

Kevan's face at the end is the best part

[@zizougz4405]

You can see that tywin knew that bronn was up to something by that look he gave him

[@Zach-mw5so]

I like how Tywin is inspecting them with unblinking eyes. It’s like when you look at a bad plate of food you dislike

[@LostInBoston617]

Bronn needs at least a 2 season backstory from childhood to mid life to show us how he became the badass that he is in the GOT series.

[@manokriko7353]

Charles made this character legendary, couldn't have been better

[@seanyoung9014]

Kevan Lannister always had the best "Oh sweet baby Jesus 😑" facial expressions in the whole series besides maybe Varys. 😂

[@UGuessin]

I will never forget Varys’ expression when Joffrey kept yelling “I am THE King!” He really was done with him. It was the episode where the meeting at the small council was called to discuss the death of Rob.

[@danemarais7398]

Tywin’s deathstare 🤣 love his character! So badass!

[@obadiahplainman8897]

I love any Tywin scene. Tyrion and Bronn were gold too, especially when Tywin was still alive. Show’s writing fell off after Tywin was killed off.

[@TheLegacyDan]

Always loved how Bronn was the only one in that scene to get somewhat of a reaction from Tywin

[@jackinthebox1993]

The way he said companions always tickled me, lol!

[@guilty_mulburry5903]

"You wouldn't know him" most irish response ever

[@recoil2952]

Bron legit one of my favs

[@NiCo.B]

I really like Bronn's character in GOT and the way he speaks, no hesitation at all 🤣🤣🤣

[@MrBakerman58]

Even tho in the books Tywin is more youthful with his age his acting is so fucking good I literally do not care he is more Tywin than the book version in my opinion

[@therealdonut45]

Sir Charles Dance is an excellent actor. I'm convinced no one else could have played Tywin.

[@juanmaldonado4193]

If I were tywin I would've looked in admiration at the resourcefulness of his son. Jamie couldn't pull that off.

[@glenmcintire3106]

Tywin looks thrilled. 😂

[@figuures6098]

Euwudint Nowem was an amazing character, wish we got to see more of em

[@luispablofreire]

Every one of these great scenes make me angry about how the series ended

[@williamgarcia1417]

I like Bronn, he's not a friend because of his loyalty but because of his honesty to Tyrion

[@incanusolorin2607]

Tywin: What brought you down from your mountains? Shagga: Horses.

[@midwestmike613]

Bron and Teryion made a great friendship I really enjoyed their conversations

[@thedokkodoka4349]

It's so funny because the fathers of Shagga and Timitt are also unknown to anyone. Bronn made the perfect joke here. Love it.

[@TommyRibs]

Kevan was just relieved that Bronn didn’t ask for a Castle.

[@billybussey]

I think his point is he doesn't respect authority and legacy. He's a realist who performs actions instead of caring about titles.

[@quadruplchin]

Chuck Dance… the GOAT 🐐 “A 180! A 180, you stupid spaghetti slurping peasant, a 180! If I did a 360, I’d spin completely around and end up back where I started!”

[@ashleyelisabeth4]

Is it bad that I forgot Bronn has been around this long and still managed to outlive everybody? 💀

[@luisrincon4672]

Bronn is an amazing character. Has the skills to back up his sassy nature but never arrogant

[@aldeayeah]

He's smart enough to realize he's having the opportunity of a lifetime.

[@theusernameicoodfind]

Kevan felt like such a bigger part in the books I’m glad they cast someone for him though

[@NicoO0Oo1]

I always felt that the respect Tywin felt for Tyrion's actions is directly reflected in how angry and how full of distain his reaction was. He was mad that Tyrion made a useful alliance. He is not stupid enough to let this anger deprive him of valuable advantages, proven by the fact he used Tyrions companions in the field, but was still filled with disgust and contempt. With any other 'ally' Tywin would have kept his contempt to himself, used Tyrion's skills while thinking to himself how unworthy he was at the same time, but he couldn't do it with his own son. For all his logic and pragmatism, Tywin was the most emotional and vulnarable when it came to Tyrion. That, in itself, a feat no one else in Westeros could accomplish, showed Tyrions importance, worth and influence, even if he never realized it

[@craven4bmore709]

No capable and strategic commander would have put the StormCrows and BurnedMen on the Vanguard. They are wild and reckless, bloodthirsty and undisciplined. Those first engagements and skirmishes, when Frontline meats front line is pretty crucial. From there it is a chess match of the commanders, moves and counter moves. They would have served better being deployed later, perhaps reinforcing a section that was faltering. Their fearlessness and savagery would have been inspiration to those with thoughts of egress. Tywin is usually much less obvious about his plans, trying to kill Tyrion so blatantly, and with military tactics that could hinder the overall battle, are out of character. But, who am I to say. I am literally on my couch eating a ham n cheese sammich!

[@craven4bmore709]

Though, you said it yourself, Tywin is fairly emotional, when it comes to Tyrion. Which could make him less sharp and rush to judgement...vulnerable, as you said. I agree with most all you stated, I just wanted to add to your point that Tyrion creates befuddlement and chaos in Tywin, as evident by him putting them in the vanguard. I can't remember if he did that in the book, actually. I know they were put in the battle, not sure about the main instigatory troops.

[@StephensCrazyHour]

Tyrion was the child most like Tywin in cunning and intellect and Tywin hated that because he always saw Tyrion as his beloved wife's killer and a grotesque abomination. Yet Tyrion was probably the closest Tywin actually had to an heir (despite the fact that his three children were actually probably not his).

[@craven4bmore709]

@@StephensCrazyHour Oh yeah, George put the perfect line in the GOT novel when he had Tyriin tell Tywinn... "I am you,writ small," I always loved that dialogue and exchange, in the book.

[@ASillyHistoryBuff]

@@craven4bmore709 He does put them in the Vanguard in the books, it serves several purposes all at once, for Tywin never does anything without reason: Firstly: it allowed him in a way to pay honour to his son to outside observers, because despite Tyrions obvious reservations, in feudal armies the vanguard is a place of danger but also great honour and glory. Secondly, putting Tyrion with his wild men in the vanguard also came with the small risk Tyrion might die, which Tywin wouldn't view as a negative knowing how he hates his son and Jaime was not captured at this point so he still hoped for his first born to be his heir. Thirdly, whilst it could be risky to place the Hill Tribesmen in the vangaurd, they serve as the perfect meatshield to hold the Stark men in place, whilst armoured knights like Ser Addam Marbrand and Ser Gregor Clegane can mop up their flanks and envelop them. Tywin is always thinking 3-4 steps ahead.

[@dbrad105]

I like to think Bronn’s actor forgot the name and just improvised.

[@Egilhelmson]

No, George would have had to forget it, first.

[@benjamintaylor3934]

This is where Bronn started his long and concerted effort to get his castle! 🏰

[@Maria_Hinojosa_Baylon]

“You wouldn’t know him” 😂 love Bronn

[@GeauxRight777]

Tyrion always added humor to his scenes. He was the comic relief throughout

[@gerardofigueroa6766]

Why did you cut off Chella daughter of Cheyk? That was actually the funniest part.

[@snehalkapoor5944]

As much as i love bron, i still cant digest the fact hes lord of highgarden lol

[@lobothe13]

Bronn the only character lost nothing in GoT and gained maximum that is possible for a common man

[@billvolk4236]

Props to Tywin, he never expresses open disrespect for the hill tribes, and when he wants them to fuck off, he does it by paying them everything Tyrion promised them.

[@galymzhankyrykbaev2976]

The fact that Tyrion remembers their names, fathers names and what they rule.. actually it’s a superpower irl too

[@TheForcesWrath]

Their names sound like players I've seen/met in magic based RPG's

[@gina-mariecarr3488]

You wouldn't know him 😭🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@flamegrantmestrength]

Bronn, one of my favorite coldest, dontgiveafuck' side character 😂😂

[@bigzest8478]

If bronn ain’t one of ur favorite characters, you’re a certified square

[@SerErryk]

It's hip to be square.

[@MyRabbitHole]

When the show was still unbelievable good.

[@Richard_Nickerson]

I love that Kevan appreciates Bronn's joke.

[@venerablebrothergoriate5844]

Gotta love Bronn. Like, he’s far more of a normal dude than every one of the other characters. And I say that with Podrick in mind. Y’know, magic cock and all that.

[@mar10ssj1]

They left out the "Painted Dogs". HOW RUDE!!! These Lannisters have NO CLASS.

[@gabrielmcguoirk6106]

Tywin may not have loved Tyrion as a person and a son. But he respected him enough to know that Tyrion was able to accomplish a number of things he put his mind to. More specifically making him hand of the king after Cersei and Joffrey were fucking things up for the family in Kings Landing.

[@mickeyrace873]

Tyrion has always been more of a man than anyone else in his family despite being half the size

[@ineedanewname4844]

I’ve always wondered what Tywin really thought about Bronn just being honest and saying you wouldn’t know him.

[@mimahmud77]

The chicken chuckle from uncle keevan 🤣

[@GehMaFegen]

And this is Steelcock Hammerclaw, son of........ Steve

[@elite_rock_god2292]

Everytime i hear him say "timett" I just hear southparks "TIMMMYY"

[@Jerome-iwnl]

Fucking love tywin’s actor! Amazing performance!

[@kingRukus39]

Tyrion was brilliant. He managed to get out of captivity, trial by combat, and execution with nothing but his mouth. And Tywin could still make him feel small with nothing but a glare and thinly veiled insult

[@justsomeguy-yd3yw]

Even though Bron only had one line, I feel like this scene really captures him as a character in a nut shell. He walks in and is faced with Tywin Lannister. The most intense man in the country. Bron is no simpleton like the other companions Tyrion introduced. He sees Tywin for exactly who he is. Bron knew one wrong word would get him killed. So what does he do? He keeps it short, sweet and to the point. One of the few traits Tywin values. He just says "You wouldn't know him." And leaves it at that. This really says a lot about Brons ability to read people.

[@grey4132]

Bronn was one of finest warrior 🪖

[@ThatGuy182545]

My favourite Bronn moment is still “Rickon?” “Dickon.”

[@DanniieLTorres]

I love that in this short loop. Looks like Tywin doesn't quite get who are they and keeps asking over and over

[@justingary5322]

Tywin Lannister really hated Tyrion that much for being born while his wife and Tyrion's mother died in childbirth

[@johnmatter1678]

It's true... even he's risking his life....his own father even family didn't give a fuck about that.....it's fair if he hate them back....

[@justingary5322]

@@johnmatter1678 I know

[@jacobbaker7763]

Ok

[@josephherrera6656]

@@johnmatter1678 actually Jaime, and Tywin's brothers and sister didn't hate him and were actualy good to him. Tywin's own sister told Tywin (and Jaime) to his face that Tyrion was much more his son then Jaime ever was. Tywin was so furious that she said he wouldn't speak to her for years for saying that.

[@cheez3184]

No shit