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Hey guys I know some of you really wanted me to start s3 this week and I really had every intention of uploading both reactions, but as you can see I didn't have the best week. Just been super frustrated and been in pain because of my wrist so I haven't really been very productive. But next week we'll be starting s3 of game of thrones and i'm super excited! In the meantime i really do hope you'll find some enjoyment in this reaction too.

link: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/fym996npq2yiy864azoat/Game-Of-Thrones-History-And-Lore-Season-2-Reaction.mkv?rlkey=iwmy5g5weehv5xioafwyqt1tg&st=regsoot7&dl=0

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zerofk

The warlock guy did say their magic grew stronger near dragons - right before the dragons burned him alive. So it is certainly plausible that their magic came back when the dragons were born. Yes it was dragon glass that Sam and the others found beyond the wall. The Cleganes are indeed The Hound and The Mountain - the one with the burned face and his brother, who did the burning.

KyleM

Take your time and do your thing. Appreciate all these updates.

Kate

I haven't seen these before, and I really love that they have the actors telling these stories. They're all doing a really great job and it adds a layer to each character

Kate

Also I'm so glad you get the full context between Stannis and Davos now! It says a lot about both of them that Stannis felt he had to give Davos justice and Davos respects him more for it

lamar

Harrenhal is the ruin where Arya and Gendry were being held. Tywin Lannister and his army were garrisoned there before departing to save King's Landing. Jofrey granted Harrenhal with it's lands and titles to Little Finger as a reward for brokering the alliance with house Tyrell and getting them to help save King's landing from Stannis. You may remember that when Tyrion was acting hand of the king, he offered (and then revoked) Little Finger the castle of Harrenhal when he played his deception about who he planned to marry off the princess Myrsella to.

Kevin Karst

Great reaction! :-) You are spot on about the dragonglass! And about Ygritte speaking straight facts. :-D I think the wildlings have a lot more common sense than most other people in Westeros. The one thing that you don't seem to be quite aware of though, is that a lot of these histories are merely stories, so they don't necessarily have to be true. The story about the mermaid and the seadragon for example seems a bit far-fetched to me. And the last story about a Black brother becoming the Night King is just one of many different theories of how the White Walkers and the Night King were created. George R.R. Martin purposely leaves a lot of these questions open or gives very ambiguous answers. He loves unreliable narrators and different viewpoints, which is one of the biggest strengths of his books, in my opinion. :-)