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Lucas Cespedes

Great video! The reason why the Martells are called prince/princess is because it’s an honorary title that the ruling Martells had before they joined the 7 kingdoms. When they officially joined the 7 kingdoms, they were allowed to keep their titles but they’re still lords and not royal princes. (I’m not 100% sure on the full origin of where the title came from)

Chris Mark

What a character Oberyn is😂. Unbowed, Unbent Unbroken are the words of house martell my favourites

swilkins08

To elaborate, its because they were not conquered by Aegon Targaryen, but rather joined the 7 kingdoms through diplomatic means which meant they were given lots of leverage and got advantages such as more favorable taxation, less oversight in terms of being able to keep some dornish laws, keeping the title of prince/princess, and an arranged marriage between the Targaryens and Martells.

NF

Adding on, this is also basically the deal Renly was offering to Cat and Robb Stark. King Renly would allow Robb to call himself "King in the North", but he would still have to swear fealty to Renly as his King. So if Robb would have agreed, the ruling Stark would be called king, just like in Dorne the Martells are called princes and princesses.

Licha Reacts!

Oooo this is all so fun to learn! Thanks y'all !! <3

bard

Jon as a bastard and as a sworn man of the Nights Watch he has no claim on the North or Winterfell.

Cat Indigo

I believe Theon didn't kill Ramsey because of his father's teaching, if you bend the knee you can always fight later, but if you're dead, you've lost. Just my opinion.

yemmlie

Gotta get me some of those leeches!

Mobius

Cersei: “do you love him?” Brienne: “Like a brother, your Grace”

Alexander Ocean

FINALLY HE'S DEAD!!!!! Also Licha, since you are really liking GOT and I see you like to read, can I suggest you read RED RISING? Imagine the political scheming of Game of Thrones, the rebellion and survival stakes of The Hunger Games, and the fierce character evolution of Throne of Glass — all in one brutal, sci-fi world. And theres a Graphic Audio version on Audible that has a full cast of voice actors, custom score, and sound effects. Its insane and I highly highly recommend!!!

Mari

also the person who basically united dorne was a princess escaping her home country rhoyne from the Valyrians she then married whoever the lord martell was and dorne took on rhoynish traditions and the martells ruled as princes/princess instead of kings.

Deke_HFX

Everyone loves Red Rising. It is known.

Flexorcist

Dorne is a place filled with Legendary warriors. Martells keep the titles because they were not conquered by Dragons. Joined the 7 kingdoms by a treaty. Btw another point with Jaime if he gives up “wearing the white” he knows he will be forced to marry soon after

kiki

In the books Robb names Jon as his heir, which would legitimise him as a Stark I think? I know that wasn't officially the case in the show but I definitely think that the North would rally around a bastard Stark over a Bolton in a heartbeat. Legitimacy be damned at that point. Ramsey definitely has a point. Anyone with Stark blood left alive is a threat to Bolton control.

Paul

"And Neither Will You" Best verbal counter riposte ever, Loras slinging words better than a sword.

Kantanshi

First off, don't worry about the allergy reactions. You're still adorable. :P As for living in Winterfell, I wouldn't want to. Too cold. It would be like me moving back to the state of Maine. Beautiful scenery but winter sucks. Overall, the dialogue in this episode was great. So many sharp words being thrown back and forth. You also seem to enjoy reading. My favorite series by far is called "The Dragonriders of Pern". I highly recommend it. It's one of the few series that actually made me a bit emotional. Some people read it in chronological order but I would suggest reading it in the order the books were published.

IcySystem

You seemed confused when Tyrion said Aegon the Unworthy. What put the question marks in your head? (I can imagine, but would like to understand your thoughts)

Deke_HFX

Lol ya, the name Aegon in Westeros is like Micheal in our world. Everyone knows an Aegon.

IcySystem

@bard yes, but actually no. You are technically correct. As always in GoT the answer is not that simple. It's like saying Ned Stark was the rightful ruler because he had a piece of paper by the king. Or like saying Stannis is the rightful king. The truth is, it's muddy. Same goes for what kiki said, it's only a piece of paper by a dead man (btw: again spoiler territory @kiki, afaik Licha doesn't want book spoilers). "Power resides where men believe it resides. It's a trick. A shadow on the wall. And a very small man can cast a very large shadow."

Temujin

Remember the leeches, two down lol

Igor Thadeu

Nice, oh Thats the Dreadfort the Boltons are in the episode not winterfell

Itss_NattyJ

Even more reason for Licha to reconsider watching the S4 History & Lore, at least that one and stop after that.

Flexorcist

I am in support of this. I feel history and lore will be very important in th next seasons

Paul Huffman

Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy, eh?

HauntedAtoms

What's funny, is that I've always just thought you were super-high <3

Licha Reacts!

omg!! I almost bought Red Rising this past weekend but I was like hmm let me wait hahah I'll read it next!

Licha Reacts!

LMAO tbh I think I would be so lost if I was high while watching GoT

My_Cousin_Mose

I loved your reaction to this. This is exactly why I'm here.

Nathan

Been waiting for this episode, you may not remember but a long time ago you called for someone to poison Joffrey :D

Ogitchida Pamp

Arya has one of my favorite arcs in the show🔥 Total BADASS💯

Greenfrog

The King is dead! Yaay! <3

IcySystem

I never noticed this before: Joffrey was dying and Cersei still had it in her to be petty and push Margaery out of the way 😂

BloodyBen

Aegon the Unworthy was a sloth of a Targaryen king who on his deathbed legitimized all of his bastards, even though he had true born children. He's also in part responsible for the Blackfyre Rebellions and the creation of House Blackfyre itself (a branch of the Targaryen family). Whats ironic is that some of Aegon the Unworthy's children are the most notorious Targaryens

BloodyBen

I really hope there aren't people actually thinking these kings are dying because of the leeches as opposed to the plethora of reasons and actions that are actually the cause of their deaths

Coral of Bread

If you look closely, you’ll see ‘who did it’, just a little detail that is very much on screen once you see it. I spy GOT style

Bryce Jacobson

Tywin always wanted a Valaryan steel sword in the family. I always assumed the one he gave to Jamie was the one to stay in the family and the one given to Joffrey was to be handed down from King to King.