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Game of Thrones 6x03 'Oathbreaker' | First Time Reaction

Patreon for Watch Alongs and Early Access: https://www.patreon.com/diegesisTV Arianna and Maple continue their journey through Game of Thrones with Season 6, Episode 3, "Oathbreaker," an episode that delves into themes of honor, identity, and the complexities of duty. In this episode, Jon Snow executes the men who betrayed and killed him, including the young Olly, and then relinquishes his position by handing his cloak to Dolorous Edd, stating, "My watch has ended." Bran Stark witnesses a pivotal moment from his father's past at the Tower of Joy, revealing that Ned Stark's famous fight might not have been as honorable as believed. Arya Stark regains her sight after completing her training with the Faceless Men. Meanwhile, Rickon Stark is captured by Ramsay Bolton, and Daenerys Targaryen faces the prospect of living in Vaes Dothrak as a widow. Join Arianna and Maple as they react to the unfolding drama, character developments, and the intricate storytelling that make this episode a pivotal point in the series. Follow Arianna: https://www.instagram.com/_aerii44/ Explore more with Maple: https://www.instagram.com/mapledivine Subscribe for more in-depth reactions: https://www.youtube.com/@DiegesisTV 00:00 - Intro 00:24 - Reaction 23:10 - Review

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Mr. NoRide

Jon Snow’s watch ended technically because he died. The oath says that only death frees a Night’s Watch man of his service. Jon Snow died, so he had every right to leave the Night’s Watch I think.

Timothy Burrows

Melissandre may have wanted to burn the bodies but in season one (or the books anyway) Ned tell Robb and Jon that the man who passes the sentence should wield the sword.