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*Unedited* First Time Watching GoT 6x3 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-12-05 22:00:07
Edited:
2025-12-24 22:16:14
Imported:
2026-09

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Jon is on strike!

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Michael West

Great reaction. The fight scene with Ser Arthur Dayne is one of my favorites. Ser Arthur was “him”!!! I’m so glad you are planning to read the books. There are so many great characters and stories that didn’t make the series or are barely mentioned. I think you will really enjoy reading them.

Itss_NattyJ

Baby Sam is too cute for words. 🥹 Looks nothing like that old goat. Lol

Funkystar

Jons aura in S6 is crazy high in S6🤩🤩 i would have loved to see rickon just a little bit before this episode, would have help bc he just spawned out of nowhere😅 also Varys tactics to getting info is elite man such a good character honestly. The kingslanding storyline is very frustrating in S5 and beginning of S6, the rest is fire bran rejoiced S6 and is giving us history lessons love to see it. S6 is my second favourite season but sometimes i like it a little more then S4 just bc of how satisfying some scenes are🤩 but S4 is the better season no doubt

James Thomas

Ok so a couple things really boil my blood this episode. Davos becoming Jon's no.1 fan and not even asking if Melisandre could bring back Stannis is... a choice. The death of shaggy dog is off screen and treated with the respect of Pycelle's fart. I don't know why the 3 eyed raven is showing Bran these visions if he clearly doesn't want him to know certain things, did he just wanna watch a cool fight? I mean i guess it's basically tv for him in the tree. But as a whole the episode is pretty good and ser Alliser's sendoff is great, one of the best side characters in the show and he went out with some dignity... mostly.

Mind Reaper

Also since it’s not really mentioned Arthur Dayne was the one that knighted Jaime and since Ned “ beat” Arthur that is why Jaime had problems with Ned at the very beginning of the show

Flexorcist

Sir Arthur Dayne is my favorite character. Arguably the best knight in Westeros (other one was Barristan, and they both served as Kingsguard). It was Arthur who knighted Jaime. Once you read the books i have a feeling you will like Arthur too and his connection to Ned

IcySystem

I think you would need the body of Stannis to bring him back. Direwolves are expensive CGI and who cares about Shaggy Dog, lol. The 3-eyed raven stopped Bran, because if you "stay too long where you don’t belong and you will never return". At least that's what he said. He wants him to know things. But maybe it's bad when he learns to fast or something else bad could happen.

IcySystem

Shouldn't t hat kid be like 3-5 years old at this point?😅

My_Cousin_Mose

Licha in the intro: I'm gonna start calling him Alliser. Me: I wouldn't worry about it.

Licha Reacts!

I called him the wrong name all the way up until it was too late... 😂😂

Jordan Clark

Alliser’s name being said wrong didn’t bother me at all he wasn’t cool enough to get his name right anyway lol

Jordan Clark

Technically Jon did die so his watch can end lol

IcySystem

Any lawyers in the chat? 😂 Does the last sentence matter? Is it technically still his life after resurrection? I would agree though, that the first part releases him from his vow. "Night gathers, and now my watch begins. It shall not end until my death. I shall take no wife, hold no lands, father no children. I shall wear no crowns and win no glory. I shall live and die at my post. I am the sword in the darkness. I am the watcher on the walls. I am the shield that guards the realms of men. I pledge my life and honor to the Night's Watch, for this night and all the nights to come."

James Thomas

I know the logistics of it but Davos has no idea of the rules and he doesn't bring up the idea which is more my issue. The writers clearly don't care and thats the problem but Shaggy dog was barely important in the show so nothing lost nothing gained. I don't know it just feels weird for him to show him these things for no actual reason, what did he learn from watching that fight? If anything he learned what the 3 eyed raven didn't want him to know yet.

James Thomas

He absolutely was cool enough, that man lived and died for the night's watch. He may have been cruel, harsh, bitter, pig headed, racist, treasonous, conniving, a real piece of shit but by god he was dedicated.

Flexorcist

And his sword Dawn is the most famous sword in Westeros

IcySystem

Think of it like school for Bran. It’s practice, training him to enter the past and learn how to move through visions safely. In school, the content of the lesson isn’t always the point, sometimes the teacher just wants you to learn the skill, not obsess over the specific facts. When you learned reading in the school the story didn't matter as much as the skill, if you know what I mean. But it's still important to keep a child interested. Showing Bran stuff about his father should be very interesting to him. It's a story his father told him a 1000 times. It also teaches him how to observe without becoming too emotionally attached. And that his father didn't always tell the truth, as honorable as he was.

My_Cousin_Mose

Technically Tommen isn't a Lannister. He's a Baratheon but as bastard from the Westerlands his last name would actually be Hill.

dFlect

By hanging Olly Jon has secretly avenged Ygritte lol😂😂😂 The show doesnt want you to notice but deep down Jon actually enjoyed it

James Thomas

Don't wanna be that guy but he would actually be a Waters as he was born in the Crownlands.

My_Cousin_Mose

Its ok to be that guy! I debated whether or not he was a Waters or a Hill and when I checked google and reddit and it seems people fall on both sides of the argument. Some say it's Hill because both parents are from the Westerlands but I suppose yeah the Crownlands= Waters.

Shadoww

Yeah heyyy 👋 Lawyer here part is “It shall not end until my death.” Jon actually died, so technically the oath ended right there. When Jon Snow says “my watch has ended” in Game of Thrones, he’s basically right. The last line (“for this night and all the nights to come”) just means the vow is for life—but his life ended when he died soo Coming back doesn’t restart the oath since the condition that ended it already happened