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*Unedited* First Time Watching GoT 5x2 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-11-05 22:00:15
Edited:
2025-11-19 23:23:01
Imported:
2026-09

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I love this episode ♡♡

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bard

SpacePotato

Brienne's sword cutting straight through other dude's sword for the kill was sick 😎

Kayla

Why would you comment this LOL

Kayla

This is considered a spoiler.

AboFawzi

Kayla are you able to delete the comment?

Chris Mark

Ironic how oberyn tells cersei and tywin in dorne "the rape and murder of woman and children is considered distasteful" and his lover is here talking about mutilating myrcella😭

Michael West

Bravos looks like an exciting place. I thought you might enjoy the Bronn and Jamie side quest/bromance. Brienne is a baddie.

Flexorcist

Only a King/ a Royal decree can legitimize a bastard.

Funkystar

Sam speech for Jon was epic🤩🤩 Lord commander arc incoming my favourite Jon snow

Funkystar

Jon snow may be a basterd but he is the most stark😭 we saw what breaking your oath did for Robb and Jon embodies Ned the most that’s probably why cat felt soo threatened by him for her true born children. He has Ned mindset and look very northern😅 probably why he is my favourite character

Davidi2232

I disagree Dany made the wrong choice executing that man. Her whole thing is wanting the slaves and masters to be equal (making them all just “citizens of mereen”) therefore the same laws/punishments must apply to everyone regardless or their former status as slave/master.

Licha Reacts!

Hahaha yesss I'm excited for the boys and their side quest! (and to see more of Dorne!!)

Licha Reacts!

so true...I have a lot of respect to the Prince for shutting her down on that mindset though!

My_Cousin_Mose

Yes but about a month ago their entire civilization and laws were upended. This might be the first actual murder trial in Mareen. I think the best thing to have done would have been to have shown him mercy but still have a public trial and lay out clearly what the punishment should be.

My_Cousin_Mose

Yupp, and even if Stannis legitimized him I don't think that relieves him of his vows.

IcySystem

After this guy went against Dany, if I were in her shoes, I would have executed him myself with pleasure. You can't let him get away with this. He directly disobeyed her orders and went vigilante mode. How would mercy even look like for him? Take an ear to teach respect? 😂 Mossador: They teach me what they are. Mercy, fair trial: these mean nothing to them. All they understand is blood! Dany: I will not have the Son of the Harpy executed without a fair trial. *Mossador proceeds to kill the harpy* Dany: Why? Mossador (Valyrian): For you, Mhysa. You wanted the Harpy dead, but your hands were tied. Dany: The law is the law. Take him. *former slaves throw rocks* Channels my inner Joffrey honestly, that these fucks dare to throw rocks at Dany. I don't even like Dany that much, but at this point, I would remember my House words and teach them the law.

Timebomb_

Father’s can’t legitimise their children, they have to get permission from the King. Roose had to get permission from the crown before he could legitimise Ramsay.

Timebomb_

Daeny’s execution of the ex-slave was worse than Joffrey, because at least the people of King’s Landing wanted to see Ned dead lmao

IcySystem

S2 E2 Cersei: Ha, the people. You think I care? At least the people? Who gives a damn about peasents and ex-slaves?

fritz

There is also the side of the masters, which are not as numerous, but have way more resources. If Dany lets this slide, they have one more excuse to assume that Dany is only representing the slaves and not the whole city.

fritz

No, it's not as simple as a father legitimizing his son. Bolton also needed a royal decree for Ramsay, but since he is in an alliance with the Lannisters that was no problem. Ned would have also had to ask Robert, but that was considered a formality, since Robert was Ned's friend and it would have cost Robert only a signature. So when Catelyn said she should have asked Ned to give Jon a true name, she knew it would not been hard to get Robert to sign it.

Alexander Ocean

She didn't figure that out herself, delete this please

My_Cousin_Mose

No I think she should have thrown him in prison. I don't think the fact that he disobeyed her should warrant his death. Being a vigilante I can see your point but executing a civilian for directly disobeying her sounds pretty tyannical. And as far as the vigilantism again I think it should be considered the fact that this was a former slave in a city that had just been overthrown. Also now it would seem both the masters and former slaves are angry with her. So just from a practical standpoint I think it was a mistake.

IcySystem

Executing him for murder + disobeying her. The punishment for murder is not prison in this world. Let them be angry. Hard truths cut both ways. Setting this precedent may teach them respect for the law.