IS THAT REALLY BRAN?! - Game of Thrones 2x7-2
Added 2024-12-21 12:31:32 +0000 UTCTHE VIDEO:
https://mega.nz/file/7zZjgBxY#7pBBsQm65F8CtLl-ukJW4vSI0ebT54312L5if4EztOs
I'm hoping against hope that shithead couldn't actually find the boys and hung two corpses that had already died!
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Comments
Yup
Heavenly Demon
2024-12-21 22:09:47 +0000 UTCCersei was being realistic with Sansa, which I respect. She knows Joffrey is a POS, but still, he is her son. She is trying to convince Sansa that her kids born of Joffrey(Bleck) will give her joy. I remember having the same reaction to Jamie; that he was starting to sound more relatable, but for him to do that was just horrible. That being said and as I pointed out in the previous video; this tragedy is on Robb's head; he put two enemies together, one of whom he was going to release, who could provide valuable Intel to Tywin and got the son of one of his bannermen killed. While the blood is on Jaime's hands, Robb made this situation possible. I felt bad for The Spice King; sure he was an ass, but he was honest. Xaro and I forget the warlock's name were all about themselves. Dany, Jorah, and her bloodrider were smart to flee. I love that scene with Cersei and Tyrion; both hate one another, but deep down they understand each other and Tyrion was genuinely trying to comfort Cersei over how much of a monster Joffrey has become. Jaime figured he was going to die, so yes, he was trying to tweak her. Still, everything he said was valid. His speech about various oaths actually made me respect him a lot more. That and he hates being scorned for killing Aerys, given what he(Aerys) was going to do to King's Landing. Jaime is an SOB, but he did save hundreds of thousands of lives. Theon was clearly mortified by what he had done. Dood is screwing up, but he's not who he's pretending to be.
DevilJynx
2024-12-21 16:57:19 +0000 UTCBarristan Selmy, the knight Jamie was talking about that he squired for, was the commander of the King's guard that the Queen fired because she said he was too old. He was considered one of the best swordsmen in the realm in his prime as well as one of the most honorable knights.
J Johnson
2024-12-21 15:11:36 +0000 UTC
