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Game of Thrones 5x6 Reaction (Patreon)

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2025-05-08 15:15:11
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2026-06-13 03:01:12
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King Bob

mid season point, heading towards to the season end.....

Steven

I remember people being very upset about this episode. Not only is it hard to watch, but it's a diversion from the books.

Henry N.

It's all worth it for the last 3 episodes

Mr Jackpots

You fall into the same trap every time, thinking that anything good can ever come from any of this. The scene with Sansa invoked a great deal of controversy at the time, but it is crucial to the person she will become. She's going through the fire now and what will come of the forging, fine steel or broken scrap?

Henry N.

I think the point at the beginning, and I could be totally off here, is that no matter how many truths Arya tells, it will still be a lie. She has to lose her entire identity and past, or 'Self', and become no one. I don't remember this episode at all tbh, and have only a vague recollection of this storyline.

Dajefe70

It's not quite the same. Red Wedding was masterfully done and had a huge impact on the story. This thing with Sansa seemed unnecessary except for shock value.

Steven

Yeah, I think the point is you have to truly become NO ONE to have the ability to become ANYONE.

Digitalversager

I don't like the end of the episode. It was just to show again that this very, very, very evil character really is very, very evil. But respect for Alfie Owen-Allen, his facial expression at the end was brilliantly acted without saying anything. For me, this episode is the beginning of the showrunners starting to include scenes for reactions on the internet. The reaction content, which was still relatively new at the time, contributed a lot to Game of Thrones' popularity. But in the later seasons, the showrunners tried to include one of these shock moments in every episode. In my view, unfortunately, this sometimes came at the expense of the logic of the story or the world of Game of Thrones. That was an awesome reaction ladies, as always.💜

Scottish Smurf

Love it when Hella loses it while Chi takes it all in her stride. Great reaction ladies.

Ryan Alexander

I was far more shocked after the Red Wedding, in fact I've never understood the reaction some people have to this. Especially given all the violence and brutality GOT has had before now, we watched Theon spend an entire season being tortured in all manner of horrible ways and often in excruciating detail. By comparison an unpleasant wedding night, which viewers were spared even seeing any of beyond the first few seconds, just didn't hit that hard.

Manospondylus

Ahh the Sand Snakes. The cringe begins.

Joe Stüll

Yeah, we have already seen much worse. The scene also IS necessary to set up Sansa’s story for the rest of season 5 and season 6.

Edward Olson

That scene had absolutely no bearing on her future. Just look at the rest of book 5 as written by GRR Martin. It doesn't even make sense that Littlefinger would just hand her over like that. He did so much to possess her and what he did in the book achieved the same goal without actually giving Sansa to Ramsay.

fan

Hella: “I’ve never seen a dead body.” Chi: “You’ve never seen a dead body? Unbelievable!” I’m scared of chi now 😅

Dualin

I feel so bad for Hella when these shocking scenes happen they can cause emotional distress and anger in the strongest of us, but don't feel bad Hella this will only make Sansa stronger to prepare her for what is yet to come. I realy enjoy watching you ladies react to this show, Thank you for all you do to provide this for us, I appreciate and love you all.

RichieBIV

Theon killed 2 farm boys then burned them for show, chopped off the head of Rodrik Cassel, Master of Arms at Winterfell, taught him how to fight and use a sword as a boy, and he BETRAYED Robb, which led to Robb's death . . . So, no, Theon wasn't the "worse" person. By the way, Little Finger loved Catelynn and probably still loves her, but that didn't mean he was a good guy. Also, I've said this before, but who knows if this even gets read . . . Maester Aemon is actually Daenerys' great-uncle, hence what he said to Sam. The former Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, Jeor Mormont (betrayed and killed at Craster Keep), is the father of Jorah Mormont (touched by greyscale, kidnapped Tyrion). Maybe y'all do know this, but it didn't seem as though y'all did.

BluePanda

5:30 "You've never seen a dead body?" I mean.. I've made it to middle age and haven't either. I didn't know people were seeing dead bodies regularly lol

BluePanda

For me the whole Sparrow storyline is one of the most annoying aspects of the show. I never understood why a bunch of religious freaks could somehow materialize out of nowhere and have authority over almost everything, including the queen of another family.