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*Unedited* First Time Watching GoT 6x1 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-12-01 22:00:09
Edited:
2025-12-15 22:15:46
Imported:
2026-09

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Season 6!! So much going on already

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qweXz

I love how Jon Snow was the standing pillar of House Stark. Whenever a Stark child found themselves in trouble, their first thought was to go to the Wall for Jon. Because they all knew Jon would do whatever he could to protect them. Bran and Rickon were sent to the wall by Maester Luwin. Arya traveled to the Wall with Yoren to reach Jon. After the Hound's death she still wanted to go to the Wall. And now Sansa goes to the Wall for Jon. He was their last hope. RIP.

Licha Reacts!

Thank you! One of the mods helped a lot with the set-up! I love ittt! <3

WanderingBecauseLostLol

"Stannis, you hooked up with that!" 🤣🤣🤣 saying the quiet part out loud I see

Flexorcist

Jon really was the hope for House Stark. Like his father, he died because of honor. Extremely naive. RIP Jon Snow

Licha Reacts!

hahaha I really dont think before I say some of these comments sometimes 😂😂

Funkystar

Explains why she is always soo eager to remove her clothes first chance she gets😭😭 she loves her younger body🤣🤣 also she is cold for the first time in forever bc she always had the Lord of light warmth. Now her belief is down bad and she is starting to get cold that’s why she went under the covers.

IcySystem

Sorry to break your romantic fairytale, but Bran and Rickon’s first thought is not Jon and they don’t try to go to him. In fact, they actively avoid meeting him twice. Rickon then leaves with Osha for the Umbers, not Jon. Arya was never traveling to the Wall either. Yoren planned to drop her at Winterfell on the way north, and that was the extent of it. When that falls apart, she tries to reach her mother, then her aunt, before ultimately going to Braavos. She briefly asks for a ship to the North, but that’s as close as she gets. And Sansa’s first instinct isn’t Jon, either. She only goes to him because she believes everyone else in her family is dead, he’s the last option she has, not her first choice.

Funkystar

The parallels between Sansa and Brianne oath to the one she made with cat in S3🥹 i get why you got emotional it’s been a hard road for Sansa since she lost her dad and this is probably the first time someone is looking after her solely bc of loyalty and love. Brianne is soo consistent man gotta love her loyalty😍

Funkystar

Hi licha hope you had a good week we’ve missed ya girl🤝🏾 looking good did you change your hair? I remember some blond😅 it’s gonna be a great season of game of thrones best believe that🤩

Michael West

Happy Holidays Licha! Love the decorations. I think you’re going to love season 6. The end scene with the red woman was an awesome reveal. This show can throw you some curve balls. She definitely has been humbled and questioning everything she believes. The more I see him, the more I love Ser Davos. He knows how to play the game almost as well as Tyrion.

IcySystem

This is a pretty big misread of Jon's character imo. Jon was a lot of things, but naive isn't one of them (at least not in S5). He knew exactly what his decision could cost him: S5 E5 JON: I need your advice. There's something I want to do, something I have to do. But it'll divide the Night's Watch. Bitterly. Half the men will hate me the moment I give the order. His choice wasn't about honor, either. If anything, the honorable Night's Watch choice was to shut the gate and follow centuries of tradition. Jon isn't Ned. Ned embodied the old ways and stuck to rigid codes. Jon shares his moral compass but had a flexibility Ned never had. He broke vows, worked with enemies, and bend rules when it served the greater good. It's the classic hero trope: Morals > rules, tradition, law. Jon's decisions came from a duty to the living, not a loyalty to tradition. He’s seen the real threat, he knew the old ways won't save anyone. And he was never “the hope of House Stark.” He was a bastard sworn to the Night’s Watch outside the Stark line.

Flexorcist

If he was not naive, why was he ambushed then? Of course he did not expect to be killed by his brothers thats naive. Honor is not only defined one way, case and point, Jaime Lannister.

Kayla

Hi! She didn’t forget, she was asking hypotheticals! Also for future reference, please be careful with your answers to things because you could unintentionally be eluding to things and we want to keep this experience as spoiler free as possible! If she forgets, then she forgets! Let the show remind her!

IcySystem

SAM: You didn’t fail him, or him, or her. Every one of them is alive because of you, and no one else. JON: I don’t think that fact’s lost on them. Cut to many men of the Night’s Watch glaring at Jon. He knew they hated him for it. The only naive part I can see, was trusting Olly. Do only naive people get ambushed in life? What could he have done to avoid it? Become paranoid and act like Ramsay? Jon saw his Lord commander Mormont get stabbed for less, I'm sure Jon knew this was a possibility. He did it despite the risk, because it was the right/heroic thing to do. Citing Jaime only proves my point. Multiple times he is called man without honor. He had to lose his honor and break his vows to save the population of Kingslanding. He lies to protect Brienne. There are certainly other instances where Jaime is truly honorable. Honor in Westeros is defnied by men like Ned and Barristan: Keep your oaths no matter what, tell the truth, obey your liege lord, fight openly, not through tricks, follow tradition and law. GoT is in part a critique of honorable men and actions. Calling every good/right action honorable misses the point.

Flexorcist

Brienne the most honorable character in the show even recognized Jaime’s honorable act of killing the mad king. You are confusing honor vs duty. Honor is not simply about blindly sticking to the rules; it is about adhering to a personal moral code and values, even when it is difficult, or when those principles conflict with established rules or personal gain. Im not even going to debate how naive Jon is, its been pointed out by Tyrion over and over again in S1. Even making Thorne a first ranger instead of sending him away.

IcySystem

Can you tell me in which episode Brienne talks about Jaime's act as honorable?

Dan Tydeman

Yeah I agree, John was almost trying to NOT be like his father. But also still trying to hold the best of him inside as well.

Mike Smith

Oddly enough, we seen the red woman in the bath once without the necklace on, and she didnt get old. This was like an alteration they made later on. i dont think they ever tell you, red woman is like 400 years old.

My_Cousin_Mose

It took me a couple watches to actually forgive and like Theon. Now that I have he is definitely one of my favorite characters. And on that note neither Sansa and Brienne are on my list of favorites (they're ok just not my favorites) but I freaking love the scene where Brienne offers her service to Sansa. 9/10 scene.

My_Cousin_Mose

You demoted Cersei to "like" last ranking video but the way you speak of her makes me think you must have been still suffering from sick brain when you said that lol.

Jr

I love queen Cersei. I love that you love her character also. Finally someone who appreciates this amazing character. The actress was born for this role. She is absolutely amazing.

Dae

25:55 never noticed before but the hounds just vanish. It’s not like they’d run off considering how vicious they were trained