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*Unedited* First Time Watching GoT 4x6 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-10-22 20:00:09
Edited:
2025-11-05 22:13:03
Imported:
2026-09

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Guys.. I apologize in advanced for calling her a B word... I shouldn't have said that... Carry on.

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Deke_HFX

You're apologizing for calling someone a bitch? * Laughs in Awkward Ashleigh

Kayla

Oooo who are we calling a bitch LOL

Conzi

I mean if that word doesn't qualify for treacherous exes that try to get you killed idk what that word is for haha

Chris Mark

Im guessing shae😭😭

Funkystar

No if you go back to S1E1 Jamie and Cersei are just worried if Jon aryyn told someone soo they didn’t necessarily kill him! Maybe they asked little finger for help or he offered I don’t know🤷🏾‍♂️

My_Cousin_Mose

In this episode there can be only one.

Charlie

Should’ve said worse tbh

kiki

Lysa was the one who put poison drops in Jon Arryn's wine. Jon Arryn had already been investigating Robert's bastards and already put two and two together about Joffrey and his siblings being illegitimate and (likely) Jaime's kids. Cersei and Jaime were probably worried that he had known about his impending death and that he'd taken precautions to ensure the truth got out regardless. Little side note: the true identity of Jon Arryn's killer is subtly hinted at a few times in season 1, and in the books. "Poison is a woman's weapon" "The Tears of Lys" being the name of the poison that killed him. Lys and Lysa are spelt quite similarly. Quite intentional similarity in the books, Martin loves to leave little clues in there for the eagle eyed readers to spot!

My_Cousin_Mose

Is "in the blender" another Gen Z thing?

Fhd

Jaime my GOAT 💯💯

Licha Reacts!

its a Licha thing hahah it just means she's going through itttt

NF

Jaime and Cersei had nothing to do with Jon Arryns death. It was all Littlefinger and Lysa. Lysa put poison in his wine as directed by Littlefinger and then sent a letter to Cat telling her that the Lannisters killed her husband as directed by Littlefinger. And Cat immediately believed it and it set her down her path especially when Littlefinger told her the dagger used to try to kill Bran was last held by Tyrion. Littlefinger wanted to stir chaos because it’s how he climbs the ladder. The episode 1 Jaime/Cersei scene was just them discussing Jon Arryns sudden sickness and death and if they think Jon Arryn knew the truth about them to show they (or at least Cersei) is paranoid about someone finding out, which of course is why Jaime pushes Bran by the end of the episode. It was meant to be a red herring to make the audience (and Cat) think “well of course the Lannisters killed Jon Arryn too.”

Zach VanDyke

this upload gave me more relief than 1000 lying whores

Deke_HFX

Licha - Salador Me - Titties!

Michael West

The “trial” scene was both epic and heartbreaking. Some of the best acting in season 4. You absolutely lost it when Shae took the stand. I love how much you are enjoying this journey.

Chris Mark

And now the rains weep o'er his halls with no one there to hear

James Thomas

So Yara travels all the way to the dreadfort, finds Theon and instead of knocking him out when he doesn't cooperate just lets him freak out... k, then when SHIRTLESS Ramsay Snow shows up no one manages to get one hit on him, then when its like 2 against 2 they just stand there and watch him slowly open the dog cage. Yeah bit disappointing after both of Yara's epic speeches, just a very weird sequence.

Deke_HFX

Littlefinger threw the necklace into the boat after killing ser Dontas. No doubt planned so they would find the body with it.

Deke_HFX

Ohhh dang, is Licha's love affair with Cersei on the rocks? Haha

Deke_HFX

Varys did not lie, he told the truth. He did say Sadly...he doesn't forget a thing. Varys isn't going to risk his neck by telling lies in court. That wasn't a betrayal.

Licha Reacts!

idk if anything can top the trial scene.. it was so good

Licha Reacts!

yea tbh from Varys' perspective I get it.. I just didn't expect him to go so far as to bring up basically every convo we've had with him... I mean "we cant trust him" because anything we say to him could potentially be used against us in the future....DAMNN 💔💔💔

Alexander Ocean

GOD I love Tyrions speech, so fucking good!!!

Patty Lenz

Tyrion won an Emmy Award for this speech.

August Banks

Jamie has one hand, his off sword hand. Light work?? Nah.

Deke_HFX

If anyone is wondering about TWD rage, she's only partway through season 6. So I'm guessing it's the scene that happens immediately after The Governor calls Rick a liar. Lol Shortly after that scene, she said, and I quote "F the old people. Let them die in their cells" Hahaha

Timebomb_

I don’t think Varys meant he was pursuing the throne in a literal sense, but I don’t want to say anymore… the books go more into depth about his aspirations for the realm, and that comment might make more sense once youve read them.

Funkystar

Tyrion trial speech is one of the most epic and stellar performances man🤩 Peter Dinklage wow 🤯 shae is a real bitch aka snake 🐍. Jamie told tyrion no more crashout and he said hold my beer and gave us the most epic crashout of all time and 1000% valid honestly🤝🏾

Funkystar

Also the reason shae is still in kingslanding is because at the start of episode 3 straight after joffreys death. Tywin said ”no one leaves the capital seize every ship in the harbour” and shae was on a ship so that’s how they got their hands on her. I’m pretty sure it was Cersei doing gotta be bc she was the one putting up a case against Tyrion so she must have found shae and turned her. Oh well the second half of the season started with an absolute all timer episode. 9.7 rating on imb for a reason😍 the peakest of peaks man🥹 FYI it doesn’t stop😆😆 oki bye now girl fire reaction and you were quick with Tyrion demand for trial by combat love to see it

NF

Just a counterpoint regarding Shae and Varys betrayal since you're usually one of the few reactors that tries to see things from other characters POV. You picked up on how Cersei in the previous episode(s) was going around to everyone involved with the trial and trying to influence it. She went with softer approaches for people like Margaery and Oberyn, but not out of kindness, but because these are highborn powerful people, and outright threats probably wouldn't get her what she needed from them. But for the others that weren't as powerful, Cersei didn't have to worry about blowback or reputational damage or major political ramifications for them, so she could carrot and stick these people. Basically, stand as a witness for the crown and be rewarded, or refuse and be rewarded in kind. If you remember, Cersei tried to get to Pod to testify but Pod was going to refuse. Tyrion IMMEDIATELY recognized that this refusal was going to get Podrick killed, which is why Jaime and Tyrion sent him away with Brienne. You can imagine this is basically what was given to Shae and Varys. If you recall from the episode Tyrion called Shae a whore to send her away, it was the same episode where Cersei told Tywin that her spy had discovered that Shae was Tyrion's secret lover. Bronn was meant to escort Shae to her ship but since we learned Tywin and Cersei both learned about Shae that episode, then they probably had the ship stopped before departure and apprehended Shae. From there, Shae likely get the carrot and stick. Tell us everything you know and testify against Tyrion and be rewarded by the richest family in the kingdom, or refuse and be tortured for everything you know and executed. Shae is completely disposable to them. Shae is a sex worker by trade. What is she likely to choose? Varys was in a similar spot, sure he's on the small council and has an important role, but as Varys said before he has no one to avenge him or no family name or army. His head will go on a spike if they ever think he's not working in their interest, and a spymaster being unwilling to take the stand would be suspicion enough to believe he is a traitor or working against the crown. And even then, Varys only told the truth when he took the stand. He knew what to say to satisfy the crowns demands and keep his position (and head). All that said, I still get not giving af lol. Shae put some stank in her voice when she got on the stand to testify. She def held resentment towards him. Funny enough, her bringing up in her testimony that she met Tyrion because Bronn "stole" her from another man she was with (which is true if you go back to watch that scene in ep 1) reminds me of this exchange. _______ Shae: You should have known she was a whore. Tyrion Lannister: Really? I was sixteen, drunk and in love. Shae: A girl who is almost raped doesn't invite another man into her bed two hours later. Tyrion Lannister: As I said, I was young and stupid. Shae: You are still young and stupid. ______ She was telling us the whole time. Her meeting Tyrion is framed as kind of romantic and charming in season 1 but in plain speak, some cut throat guy assaulted another man in his tent, demanded the whore he was with to come with him, and then presented her to a richer man to drink and have sex for gold. Opportunistic for sure, but I do think GRRM liked us to question how much agency are in these sort of choices and arrangements.

Timebomb_

Agreed, this is probably the first truly ‘bad’ scene in the entire show. Won’t be the last…

Josh M

Underrated episode. I feel like it gets forgotten because there's no big battle or shocking character death, but sooooo good. The trial scene is one of my favorite moments in the series. It's like everything Tyrion has been dealing with his entire life reaches its boiling point.

IcySystem

I'm not sure your explanation for this ongoing plot was thorough enough. Could you elaborate a bit more for better understanding. Perhaps you have the writer’s commentary version somewhere ready to go?

IcySystem

I think, Tywin and others were present when Tyrion said those things that Varys recounted at the trial. It had a dramatic effect for the audience, but no new information for the main judge Tywin.

Paul Huffman

"...Shae...please don't..." Damn Tyrion, and poor Jaimie was happy that he had figured something out, too. Then with every word out of Shae's mouth that shit begins to unravel..

Deke_HFX

"Is she going to defend him?" Lol

Deke_HFX

I appreciate you passion sir.

My_Cousin_Mose

I've often said this is my favorite episode in all of TV and it largely comes down to Tyrion's speech.

Spritzgulasch

38:10 I don't think Varys meant to sit on the throne. More like using it for his needs. Like Tywinn, who doesn't sit on it but still has the most power.

IcySystem

If you want to start with Shorts on youtube the "jealous bitch, get outa here" moment would be a perfect start 😂

IcySystem

I feel like the first 20-30 minutes of the episode are a bit weak. The trial is epic for sure.

fritz

So, Shay isn't your Bestie anymore? Just kidding. I also find interesting, that Margery sits at a prominent place in the trial and basically has to watch this farce, while she knows that it definitely wasn't Tyrion. So the liars basically exposed themselves to her.

Licha Reacts!

Oooo good point! The Tyrell thing did pop in my mind when the camera focused on her but I quickly got distracted again hahah I'll probably bring this up in my intro tomorrow!

My_Cousin_Mose

Sorry to take enjoyment from your distress but watching you shoot lasers from your eyes at Shae is hilarious and very rewatchable.

Travis

Absolutely! That was 100% my favorite moment 🤣