Full Reaction to Game of Thrones - S02 E01 - The North Remembers
Added 2021-01-29 01:41:15 +0000 UTCHi everyone,
Welcome to the first episode of Season 2 of Game of Thrones!
Full Reaction at 96% speed: https://youtu.be/N69zqJZoFNg
I wanted to watch it so badly, and I am happy this episode actually closed one of the situations that were left "in the air" during the last episode of Season 1.
I need to find out who is the red-hair lady who seems to be a witch and made Stannis turn his head to the old Gods. He doesn't seem to have enough people to fight against the Lannisters. But perhaps it won't be an issue, since the Lannisters will be forced to divide their troops, which will only consume them faster.
And Joffrey... well... the actor is really good. I'll look at the bright side 😂
I hope you enjoy it! Stay safe 💖
Comments
This is going to be awesome 😱
2021-02-04 12:15:09 +0000 UTC*ahem* There are ways of telling whether or not the Red Woman is a witch. Throw her in the pond and see if she floats. It's simple logic! ^ _ ^ I still say to this day that season 2 of "Game of Thrones" is the only real hurdle to get through. It notably slows down the narrative and introduces many new characters who all have an integral part to play. Also much more occurs through dialogue as opposed to actions between characters. Plenty of people invested in the story broke out notepads for the second season to keep track of locations, names and plot points. Rest assured though, everything does pay off as the next season comes around and everything begins picking up momentum. The brilliance of the first season was how its entire run was merely just setting up the game board and pieces, now those pieces and others are carefully being moved and positioned around the board. Soon enough, they will all begin to make their moves as the game unfolds before us.
2021-02-04 11:19:35 +0000 UTCYou'll get introduced to new characters along the way, but it's a bit easier when you kinda know where they fit in! Renly is Robert's youngest brother. Stannis is the eldest brother... and by Westerosi law, he is Robert's true heir. A minor detail: If you're a bastard, you get given a last name based on where in Westeros you were born. In the Vale, you are called Stone. In Dorne, you are called Sand, and in the North, you are called... Snow. So as soon as Jon is introduced, everyone knows he's a bastard.
crawlie
2021-01-29 05:32:49 +0000 UTC
