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NF

I def don't think Jon was wishy washy. Half-Hand basically sacrificed his life so that Jon could infiltrate the Wildlings to learn their plans. And to do that, Jon had to do whatever he could to make his turncoat seem convincing, knowing at any time the Wildlings could torture and kill him. Sleeping with Ygritte and telling the truth about his discomfort with Craster was a smaller sacrifice for him, I think, compared to killing Qhorin.

LolaCer

I had the same reaction 🤣 Excited for Cersei and Jaime's reunion but then I thought why, they're siblings 😬😅

August Banks

Reading the first two books "A Game of Thrones" and "A Clash of King" are safe, they won't spoil anything for you beyond Season 2. Here's the breakdown: Season 1: Based on Book 1, A Game of Thrones. Season 2: Based on Book 2, A Clash of Kings. Seasons 3 & 4: Both are based on Book 3, A Storm of Swords. Season 5: Combines the storylines from Book 4, A Feast for Crows, and Book 5, A Dance with Dragons. Seasons 6, 7, & 8: Based on outlines and future plot details from George R.R. Martin, as the show overtook the published books.

Timebomb_

Yeah John loved Ygritte but he had no loyalties towards the wildlings. It was a play the whole time.

James Thomas

It is fair to say though that the show follows its own story from 5 onwards. Too many differences for everything to happen the same way in the books... hypothetically

James Thomas

Its difficult to convey because we can't hear his thoughts, but yeah it wasn't Jon flip-flopping.

Licha Reacts!

thanks so much for the info! That's great to know!

NF

"Death is coming for everyone and everything ... a darkness that will swallow the dawn." -Melisandre, 3x8

Funkystar

The stannis thing is more complicated than that you won’t notice at first but when you edit back you’ll see, the red woman whole thing for stannis was that he is the chosen one to lead the people from the long night aka when the white walker come. She gave a speak in S2E1 in her first scene about it. and also when Davos was prisoner just after gendry arrived stannis conversation with davos was about ”a night that never ends” and that the red woman convinced stannis he was one to lead it! That why stannis wanted gendry dead bc he knows he needs more power to be ready for when they come so to speak, that why he whole quest was to get the iron throne. Also when he told davos what he saw in the flames from S2 finale couple of episodes back he said and I quote ”a great battle in the snow” and we know winter wasn’t come yet so he saw the future in the flames. so the hints were there all the this time it’s not easy to catch it on the first go😁 his actions this episode and specifically the red woman kinda makes since if you deep it. That their whole quest!!

August Banks

And just like that, Robb Stark who?

Funkystar

Also you gotta respect stannis for giving a shit we saw how low they value they have for the nights watch by the Lannister and the crown. But stannis got 1 letter and he prioritised it straight away🤷🏾‍♂️ im just saying he may be very hard to like but he does care for the realm. Even after everything he has lost😅 and he is the rightful king of Westeros

Deke_HFX

For the past few episodes, scenes with Tywin began with people waiting while Tywin finished writing. That was Tywin writing to the Bolton's and Frey's.

Deke_HFX

'The house that puts family first will always defeat the house that puts the whims and wishes of it's sons and daughters first' Robb followed his own selfish desires. Margaery on the other hand, everything she has done has been for her house and family. W Margaery

Marcell

Great reaction as always. Jus a few points. 1. Season 4 is even better! 2. I personally would not recommend reading the books at least until you finish the show for two reasons. First, there's a lot of foreshadowing in the books, that a smart girl like you will definitely pick up on, and might spoil some big reveals in the future. Secondly, while obviously the show is an adaptation of the books, they are very much two different things. The books have many more characters and plotlines that are not in the show. And all the extra stuff I think will just serve to confuse you or lead to unnecessary comparisons. But that's my two cents. Can't wait for your season 4 reactions.

swilkins08

I feel confident that Jon was loyal to the nights watch the whole time. Qhorin Halfhand told him having a trusted brother inside the wildling army was worth 1000, and he took that to heart. He knew he would need to break his oath to make it believable. That’s why he killed Qhorin. I do think he meant what he said about Crastor (wanting to fight for the living), and he does love Ygritte. Sometimes a core of truth is what makes a good lie believable. But he always planned to go back to the watch imo.

My_Cousin_Mose

Why would Jon hook up with Ygritte if he was still for the Night's Watch? Like you said a few episodes ago "it's this easy to trap a man." I think Jon just couldn't resist.

My_Cousin_Mose

There is nothing you will read in book 1 that will be a spoiler to you. I am almost sure you are far enough to read book 2 as well. There is no way I'm gonna re-read them until they are finished but I will be very interested in listening to your thoughts on them.

NF

Spoil? Maybe not. But I’m certain if she reads book 1 she will figure out a few of the shows reveals. She’s perceptive enough to pick up on foreshadowing that’s made even more obvious in the books than the show. It just depends on if she wants her experience with the core beats of the story to be through the show or the books.

James Thomas

He had to do it to stay alive, it helped that he genuinely was falling for ygritte but if he didn't then he couldn't be sure that they would believe his story.

Conzi

Would be super stoked for your book reading vlog! As good as the show is the books are a big step up in terms of depth imo. Thanks for all the great reactions!

Jermaine Lee

Please don't read the books during your first watch

Flexorcist

Knight of the Seven Kingdoms released its first trailer. Its looks so good. And in true Game of Thrones fashion, podcasts and youtube channels are beginning to analyze it pixel by pixel😅 Out January 18. I Wonder Licha if your schedule will let you watch it live. But next year is a Westeros year

Ryan Ryvenclaw

Don't worry about Jon & Ygritte's relationship; they're married irl.

p kay

Why would Jon hook up with Ygritte? Have you seen Ygritte? 😂

Matt KC

I've seen some very valid points about whether or not to start the books yet. What I will say. is that there are several easter eggs and references that only book readers would understand later in the series. I say go for it. Season 4/5 is when things start diverging from the books anyway as they run out of book material.

Jordan Clark

I’m reading the books currently and there’s not really any spoilers for the show I can think of. If anything it might give you more information on the world and story