Yes. You did meet him. He cut off Jamie's hand. He tried to feed Brienne to a bear. The Boltons sent him to the Wall to find Bran and Rickon.

@user-uu9vh4zg5v

18 күн бұрын

This was an important miss. I hope she reads these comments.

@LippsReacts

18 күн бұрын

Definitely a sad miss on my end but I left the miss in the edit instead of editing it out to make me look smarter so I hope y’all can respect that transparency. It’s a first watch and I am notoriously bad for remembering faces. Just a casualty of the first watch unfortunately

@user-uu9vh4zg5v

18 күн бұрын

@@LippsReacts GoT is too convoluted with too much happening in each episode for anyone to expect a first time watcher to catch every detail. The important thing was having this particular nugget noted, because it alters your expectations for events at Craster's (as the writers intended). When Jon was asking for volunteers, we saw all of his bros join him, then _that_ guy?!? Now that you remember what he was like with Jaime and Brienne, and that he's Bolton's man...Scooby Doo sez "Ruh Roh!"

@longstrider2734

18 күн бұрын

​@LippsReacts on one hand we can remember faces... on the other we can thirst for Jamie freaking lannister. As prince Oberyn said... decisions... decisions... I'm just screwing with you haha. I missed it too my first watch.

@joshhutton9534

18 күн бұрын

A very common miss from many reactors. Keep the great reactions coming!

As a 17 year old, Jamie was forced to make a terrible choice. The best thing he ever did was viewed as the worst by honorable men like Ned Stark. Jamie developed a hard shell to protect himself. But he was always a noble man.

@EvanSawyer4

18 күн бұрын

A noble man that threw a child out a window because of this “hard shell” that apparently excuses pedicide.

@joshhutton9534

18 күн бұрын

I mean he could have done it at any point, but decided to wait until it was his father on the block.

@anonamos225

17 күн бұрын

"Always noble" He forced himself on his sister against her will on their dead son's corpse.

👄: "I do not thirst for Jaime Lannister.., however..." Benjin Stark: "Nothing someone says before the word 'but' really counts." ☛ "However" is almost synonymous with "but". 👄🧡🦁

@LippsReacts

18 күн бұрын

You got me 😩😋🫦

@user-uu9vh4zg5v

18 күн бұрын

@@LippsReacts Welcome to the Game of Thrones ethical and emotional whiplash extravaganza. So, in ep2, were you suppressing glee at Joffrey's exit for appearances sake? Or were you just unable to process that it actually happened? Did you do an off-camera end zone dance, when you realized the refs weren't going to overturn the touchdown? 👄💃🏈 Finally, watching you squirm with anxiety, discomfort, and dread, waiting to see what Marjorie was going to do with her potential third husband, was...[unable to find suitable adjective].

In the 1st episode of S2, Edd said "all the wildlings are gone but Craster's still here, he must be doing something right". In S3, Craster said he was a godly man and had nothing to fear because he was "right with the gods". Then he said he had 99 sons. The women are ok with it because that's what keeps them all safe.

@LippsReacts

17 күн бұрын

99 sons. That’s right. That’s a lot of sacrifices.

Thorne was on the Targaryen side during Robert's Rebellion. He took the black when they lost. That's why he hates Ned and Jon by extension. Thorne gave permission to go after the muitineers hoping they'd kill Jon.

@LippsReacts

18 күн бұрын

I realized this eventually in a future episode. I have a lot of trouble recognizing faces so it’s just a casualty of a first time watching

@joshhutton9534

18 күн бұрын

I wish they addressed this better. They also say that Jon Snow looks a lot like Ned which brings up all of that for Thorne.

You see the power that the Stark children plus Jon are showing (or have shown) but they wouldn’t be the people they are now without being separated, tormented, imprisoned…they are getting stronger by suffering, learning and gaining more wisdom while in the real world and not being shut up in Winterfell like they were for their happier lives. Craster had 99 sons. I think that was before Gilly’s son and of course this last one. Tommen is not a child in this “world”. It is not unheard of for children being bequeathed or married off for the sake of bringing families together or in the case of royalty. Best not to think too much on it 😂 Great reaction as always ❤

@user-uu9vh4zg5v

18 күн бұрын

I was going to make your first point, now I don't need to.

Yeah, Ghost has red eyes, it’s super rad once you notice it. It’s because he’s albino unlike the other wolves. “The runt of the litter, that one’s yours snow” -Theon season 1

@LippsReacts

16 күн бұрын

Oooo had no idea he was albino. I love ghost

@Bled420

15 күн бұрын

@@LippsReacts Ghost is my favorite direwolf! Part of it is because he’s Jon’s but it’s also cause I feel Ghost is being utilized the best.. a white wolf in the snow? Perfection! 👌🏻

Rex, regis is Latin for king. So regicide is killing a king. Homicide is killing a man. Fratricide is killing a brother. Patricide is killing a father.

@user-uu9vh4zg5v

18 күн бұрын

And Gen Oh Side is...ongoing...

@t.j._fury

18 күн бұрын

You forgot matricide & infanticide...hmm

@TheMiddlingGamer

18 күн бұрын

Do they have one for killing a cousin

@t.j._fury

18 күн бұрын

@TheMiddlingGamer That falls under Parricide; the killing of one's close family member.

Joffery was 17 at the start of the show. Tommen was 10 at the start so hes about 14 now

The Targaryen sigil is a three-headed dragon for Aegon and his two sister-wives Visenya and Rhaenys. The symbol of Mereen is the harpy.

@Nokturnal89

18 күн бұрын

That's not necessarily true. Us book, deep lore nerds believe it goes back further and has to do with the dragon bond. It could be that the three heads represent the dragon, the rider, and the spirit of the riders ancestor/kin inside the dragon. And, if you are watching hotd s2 the intro all but proves this theory about the how the targs were able to bond with dragons. The very 1st image is a woman kneeling infront of a dragon with Phoenix imagery over its head and a man behind her about to what looks like sacrifice her.

"how old is tommen, how old isd joffrey" all the young caracters were all aged up from the books/ In the books, when the first book starts (year 298 after aegon's conquest) : * Robb and Jon are 15 * Dany is 14 * Joffrey and Sensa are 12 * Arya is 10 * Myrcella and Bran are 8 * Tommen is 7 (so he would he 9 in the scene, 2 years have passed) They had to change that for the show. Many scenes would have been inappropriate with actors that young... Think of dany's wedding night for instance. So they were all aged up by at least two years. And as a result, they had to change the whole chronology... Because Robb and Jon had to the be born during the rebellion. So Robert ruled for 15 years in the books, but almost 18 in the show.

@LippsReacts

17 күн бұрын

Oooo interesting had no idea they were all aged up. But it makes complete sense I assume danarus was aged up too?

@cyrilmeynier5688

17 күн бұрын

@@LippsReacts yes, she's 17 i think in season 1. Note the actress (E Clarke) was actually 25

Why would you ask if Grey Worm looks at Dany as a master? She freed the Unsullied and said if they stayed to fight it would be their choice as free men. They were free to go or stay.

@LippsReacts

18 күн бұрын

Because game of thrones often uses their cuts and timing of characters entering to tell hint at storylines! And anything and everyone in this world is up for speculation at this point

@Jehty_

18 күн бұрын

He grew up in slavery. All he ever did was follow orders from his masters. That's all he knew for most of his live. It's a fair assumption that he just replaced the old masters with a new master (Dany). It's quite likely that he doesn't know how to be a free man. That he needs a master to make sense of his life.

Tommen isn't a child in this world. 14 is a man. Recall how old Sansa was when she married Tyrion.

Dany isn't a master. Dany is Mhysa.

MOJITO! I always love when we get a sighting.

@LippsReacts

17 күн бұрын

He loves to say hello 😻

Olena was fingering Maegery's necklace to demonstrate how she poisoned Joffrey. Rewatch the scene. She fingers Sansa's necklace at the wedding feast.

When I was 14, I used to have a HUGE crush on Bran

Ser Pounce episode!

@LippsReacts

17 күн бұрын

Ser pounce!!

@strangebotwin-

17 күн бұрын

@@LippsReacts such a proper fellow.

Tywin said that she is not as smart as she thinks she is. I think from all the people playing the game, Cercei is the one who is most predictable. Her motives are clear for everyone, so they can all try and play her.

@LippsReacts

17 күн бұрын

Hmmmmm this is a fair point. She moves loudly doesn’t she

Margery is only about 15 in the books.

Nah G.Worm is ten toes down for Dany

@LippsReacts

18 күн бұрын

Ten toes down!! GOT often uses their cuts and. Hats yet entrances to hint at storylines and point to who someone may be talking about. So I’m always a lil curious when the timing is fishy like that

Guess, guess, two guys you already know, one cut off Jaime's hand and another killed a baby y a Tyrion no le hacía mucha gracia, Adivina, Adivinanza

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