JON and DANY DEALING! - Game of Thrones 7x3-1
Added 2025-04-07 11:28:11 +0000 UTCTHE VIDEO:
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The two of them may need to strike a deal, but Dany is holding all the cards! Interesting to see how this all fleshes out!
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Dornish: Soo uhh who's our leader now?
DevilJynx
2025-04-07 19:11:35 +0000 UTCEither Westeros is shrinking more and more from season to season, or they've all learned well from Littlefinger - his teleportation skills are the stuff of legends :D Which would explain why scouts and ravens can no longer keep up with troop movements from here on out as well.
Aeco
2025-04-07 18:25:19 +0000 UTCIIRC, Dorne is completely out of the picture now, for some unknown reason. I can only assume that, once again, they didn't know what to do with that kingdom, from a political perspective^^
Aeco
2025-04-07 18:20:06 +0000 UTCI think someone mentioned this before but due to the fewer episodes, there will be a lot of travelling that is acclerated. 6:50 A girl has too many names. Not sure if this is an oversight by the writers or if Dany was lied to by Viserys or someone else, but Robert's assassins never arrived at Dragon Stone as Jon Arryn(The Hand who died at the very beginning of the show) talked Robert out of sending them. Dany is making many valid points and true to character arguments, but she is not tailoring her approach to Jon very well. She is demanding his loyalty, when she should know she has to earn it. She is self-aware enough to know Viserys was blowing smoke up her ass when he and Illyrio(The guy who arranged Drogo's marriage to Dany) discussed how Westeros drank secrets toasts to their return. So she should likewise be self-aware enough to know that her own House's removal of power was done by a lot of people who were rightfully pissed off at her father, who was insane, power hungry, and a tyrant. She is not beholden to her father's crimes, but The Targaryens have a history of mental ailments(mostly due to the inbreeding) and right now, Dany is not being negotiable; she is giving Jon an ultimatum. Jon ofc does not care about being King In The North, but he is taking the responsibility of the position seriously and just wants to defeat The Night King so that humanity can survive. I also in turn will defend Dany in that she needs convincing, but given all the shit she has seen; are an army of undead monsters really that far-fetched? Davos is the king of glazing XD I mean, he spat facts, but he went a little out of pocket with the "knife in the heart" thing. Quick, Jon, just be like Tyrion and say it was a figure of speech! Like how you lost Ygritte or something! What I love about Cersei here is that she is really showing her human side here as both a person and a mother. She flat out said she gets why Ellaria hates her and mourns for Oberyn being dead, but then correctly points out that killing Myrcella did nothing but cause an innocent child to die. Oberyn knew the risks and he made his mistakes and when she did not get her way her answer was to kill Oberyn's brother and nephew. I felt no sympathy for Ellaria here nor for her losing her own daughters. Cersei is evil and she deserves a gruesome demise, but once again, I find myself kind of on her side. I do appreciate Tyrion trying to build the bridge between Jon and Dany; he wants them to work together, because he knows both are good people and good leaders.
DevilJynx
2025-04-07 12:38:36 +0000 UTC
