Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken | GAME OF THRONES [5x6] (FIRST TIME WATCHING REACTION)

[@mightyrrt]

"You can smell the sh*t from five miles away" may be the best line in the entire series.

[@rivermistfae]

Olenna is the GOAT 😂👏🐐

[@mamakat114]

This scene with Sansa at the end is truly one of the most heartbreaking scenes of the entire series

[@mamakat114]

This scene with Sansa at the end is truly one of the most heartbreaking scenes of the entire series. Kev, the tears in your eyes, shows such a wonderful person you are. I enjoy your silliness & enthusiasm, but this shows the absolute gentleman in you

[@SofaandChill]

Wow, what a lovely thing to say and I really appreciate it. My partner will vouch for me being a gentleman (should have been born in the 20's she says). Hope you are enjoying watching along! Speak soon

[@mamakat114]

@@SofaandChill I believe she is right. Your demeanor reminds me so much of my High School Sweetheart. Silly, a big heart & the same smile. He’s a rare guy too. Yes, 40 years later we are still friends

[@kimmcsharry4256]

What Ramsay did to Sansa is way worse than Dany's first time with Khal Drogo. Ramsay is sadistic and it's likely that he is doing everything he can to cause her pain... You can hear it in her screams.

[@camillamarie852]

This is a very important distinction. In the books, Dany takes the initiative with Drogo, leading his hand and fingers to her intimate parts, mainly because he took his time to be gentle with her even though she was scared and sad at first. Ramsay, on the other hand, is a proven sadist who delights in tormenting and inflicting pain on everyone around him, such as having his hounds chase and attack people and smiling while they get eaten alive. It's no different, what he did to Sansa; he knew damn well how vulnerable and scared she was, and he did his utmost to make it a terrifying, painful experience for her.

[@robtintelnot9107]

Meh. Ramsay did nothing wrong. He was solidifying the marriage and made Theon watch as the traditional witness. It's not r-word because Sansa agreed to it.

[@camillamarie852]

@@robtintelnot9107 consummating a marriage is one thing, tormenting and hurting people while doing it is another. If you really believe he did nothing wrong by inflicting terrible pain upon his new wife in their marriage bed, and gleefully making a man, who he's tortured for weeks, watch it against his will, I worry for the people around you. It takes a special kind of stunted mindset to witness something like that and go "meh, whatever", even if it is just a TV series.

[@Jose-Lozanchez]

@@camillamarie852 Si, that Mech has impacted me, even if you don't love Sansa, he is very hard, (but Jeyne Poole goes through it... another important thing about the books is that Drogo on subsequent nights was not so tender or honorable with his wife...

[@ItApproaches]

Sansa needed it, a great suffering is needed to grow.

[@valbonney2575]

Sansa's story is so sad, she has been used as 'goods' to be traded - a valuable asset - since she was 13 years old! She may be becoming stronger, and has certainly learned to be clever and resilient, but she's still not free to be her own person 😣

[@KatBee00]

I agree so much. Honestly I sobbed through the moment, but the raaagggeeeee I feel for Sansa was far more than the grief

[@tonismith3707]

Unbent, Unbowed, Unbroken, are the words of House Martell.😊

[@similarrose5811]

This episode was very controversial back in the day when it premiered, even by GoT/HBO standards./

[@karentargaryen7959]

There were 2 episodes of GOT that I yelled at the TV out loud. This was one. I yelled at Theon to kill him.

[@justmarcus33]

I've watched the red wedding, ive seen well the entire series BUT I honestly expected Theon to step up there, its one of those scenes in game of thrones where its like WTF

[@thor-cj9dh]

This is the beginning of the end for season 5. If you can believe it, it just gets worse and worse right up to the end credits roll in the finale.

[@Hochspitz]

You are not wrong except that the whole show, not just s5 is on a downward spiral. It is hard to watch any of the reactors, sometimes I quit at the end of S6 because there are some great scenes to come, but mostly I quit after S4.

[@ReplaysRants]

Hope your good kev

[@vickimorrow1674]

I’m rewatching the show - and I always call Daenerys “Danny lass” now 🤣

[@SofaandChill]

Yay, it is catching on lol

[@taneshah.1260]

Yeah, this is a tough one for sure. I didn't watch this season in real time, but apparently, this episode was the last straw for some people.

[@SofaandChill]

It almost was for me...

[@leone41ll]

What happened to Sansa is reprehensible beyond belief, especially after my favorite line when she tells Ramsay's doll to be gone, and her immense growth as she becomes more hardened. However, I have a problem with how people direct their frustrations past the 4th wall to the show, rather than Ramsay (the character). Is what happened to Sansa, worse than what Craster's wives and daughters suffered for years? And after he was gone, those horrible night's watch mutineers did even worse, yet no one said anything. Is it worse that pushing a 10 yr old boy out the window, and losing his beloved ability to climb forever? Is it worse than seeing so many infant children of Robert "ended" unjustly? Is it worse than seeing an unborn kid, "ended" at the famous wedding? Is it worse than what Theon went through? That practice is the worst thing that can happen, and we get prolonged scenes of that "entertainment". Yet we hear few complaints. I try not to be a hypocrite and have double standards. This is clearly a world full of horrible things that happen to people everyday. Stop arbitrarily choosing the only ones you care about and equating them to greatest crimes against humanity.

[@carriesmith742]

25:55 I was waiting to see how angry you'd get at the ending because of how much you like Sansa. 😢 I always skip that scene on rewatches. One of the top 3 worst scenes of the show, IMO. Glad you made it through. Ironically the Rains of Castermere isn't even on the top 3 list but the jaime/Cersei infrastructure of Jottfrey's dead body, this scene and one more later on are my top 3. You'll know it when you see it!

[@ace360]

Rock on Kev Awesome setup 🔥🐲🤘

[@freerangegirl4457]

This never happened in the books. Sansa never married Roose. This was all the brainfart of Dan and Dave. A completely different character was presented as Aria to Roose but it was actually a companion to Sansa that went with her to kings landing in the beginning.

[@pjbarney9580]

4:38-25:06. yall are welcome!

[@dwnkaomwn3953]

Yeah, this episode with what happened to Sansa was hard to stomach. I had to look away.

[@Jose-Lozanchez]

Littlefinger would never have left Sansa with that monster, but the series put Sansa instead of Jeyne Pool, fake Arya, for short characters, Ramsay son of Roose Bolton, without a doubt

[@cheryljohns7541]

My least favorite of this entire series. Watching Theon’s face… The books were worse but it wasn’t Sansa who suffered through this but having Sansa suffer this way in the show, especially after all she’s already been through was devastating 😢

[@LeahCoger]

Yep, Theon's face, so heartbreaking.

[@Sandeep-ry2qq]

Whatsup 😎😎😎

[@Hochspitz]

Why D&D turned the Dorne plot line, which is absolutely fascinating in the books, into such a stupid, nonsensical sh*t show remains unfathomable.

[@taneshah.1260]

@@Hochspitz I haven't read the books, but I've seen multiple people say they did that storyline dirty in the show. It was easily my least favorite.

[@kevinroberts1954]

Glad to have another GoT reaction but I can't like this episode. Thanks for sticking out KZbin BS brother.

[@SofaandChill]

I know right? This really hurt

[@marieclaudeb.2366]

I posted suggesting he watch the Coldplay GoT musical, why did that get deleted?…

[@marcobiotic]

i’m sorry but i will never rewatch this episode or most of ramsey’s scenes. there are many impactful ways to make a characters unlikeable to the audience but tort*re p*rn is not and never will be it. they lost me

[@ptolover7]

Until the final season, this was the lowest rated episode of the whole show. In part because the Dorne stuff is weird and the last scene was so disturbing, but especially because neither of those things are from the book. Sansa is not the one married off to Ramsay in the books so, while it's implied that he's still this horrible, we never actually have to witness this kind of assault, and they took the best charscters out of the book version of the Dorne plot and made the actual story boring and nonsensical. So people were not only mad about what was happening, they were mad that it was an unforced error. There was still book material to work with and they choose to ignore it and go with this?? So infuriating

[@ItApproaches]

What have you just seen? A one sided good time.