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Ayo ayooo, no schedule to these but wanted to catch up on more of this on the Patreon because why not? This belongs to the Pilot shows that I'm watching and after a few of you guys mentioned this, I decided to watch the first two episodes and see what all the fuss was about. Enjoy the random uploads, feel like it keeps things interesting!

EP 3: https://youtu.be/vxuXZ9c9AyE

EP 4: https://youtu.be/QbtE7B7XeUQ

EP 3 & 4 Uncut: https://livid.com/watch/zUa1CctZuRn-

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William Davis

I really like Jamie’s little moments of emotion coming through his usual bravado, particularly in ep 3 when Robert asks him to recount killing Aerys. It shows how the cruelty he witnessed while serving the Mad King continues to haunt him, and how despite having some serious character flaws, he still has a conscience.

TalbertInc

9:40 soy face meme when Dunk is mentioned lol

Rusty

trailer park back soon?

Lynn Baker

Aww sweet Sansa. It's easy to forget she's only thirteen. She has thirteen year old idiot brain (said with affection because at thirteen, I too had idiot brain). She's meant to be marrying the prince, this whole thing that everything in society has reinforced her entire life as the best possible thing that could happen. Her parents are on board. The king is on board. Princes are meant to be gallant. Life is a song, knights are heroes, etc. Sansa is the good girl according to everything she's been told. Princes are meant to be gallant and romantic like in the songs. Joffrey wasn't. What she saw doesn't align with what she understands reality to be. And she's asked what happened, and she can't quite answer either way because that would either be properly betraying her entire future and her prince/betrothed, or it's betraying her family. Both unconscionable to her. So "I don't know, I don't remember, everything happened so fast" is her trying to do neither with no prep time and she's the one punished for it with Lady's death. A swift lesson that following the rules isn't enough to protect you when powerful people decide how the rules work.

Lynn Baker

The stag is the sigil of House Baratheon, the Lords Paramount of the Stormlands. Same power level as Ned, who is Warden of the North. It's the imagery associated with the family and their seat, so Baratheons are stags, Starks are direwolves, Lannisters are lions. Every major and minor house has their own sigil that they carry on their banners. Our boy Raymun from A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is from House Fossaway, and their sigil is an apple. Hence all the apple puns lol

Joseph Schiller

All I have to do to get some tears is when two characters depart. I just think about when they next see each other...