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GOT 4x08 FULL UNCUT REACTION (Patreon)

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2018-03-14 16:09:11
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2026-06
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Lower your volume bc I got crazy at the end lol 

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Comments

Didi

Omg, I love you, Juli! You are not only a Delena shipper as am I, but you love Sansa and Cercei who are my fav characters on GoT. I would fight for Sansa, lol! Btw Sansa has no idea that Littlefinger betrayed Ned, she only knows he helped to kill Joffrey and murdered her aunt, that's it. I cannot wait for season 5 o.o

Billieboi

Great reaction Juli :) So much happened this episode, it's a lot to take in. About Jorah though, you really have to remember what kind of situation he was in when he did what he did to Dany. Jorah is probably the most Loyal person in the show...Ever!!! it's a long story, but basically Jorah was all alone in a foreign land, exciled from his home. He started to work for Dany's brother Viserys as a sellsword and got the opportunity to secretly spy on Viserys for Varys in order to get a royal pardon, to go back to his home in Westeros. I mean, who wouldn't spy on Viserys, he was the worst guy every. Spying on Viserys also meant spying on his younger sister Dany.... she was no one to Jorah so of course he would spy on her. When he got to know Dany and saw her for who she was he decided to stop. His only mistake imo, was not telling Dany the truth sooner...but I also get why he didn't, because he knew how she would react. Tywin made a smart move, because now Dany has one less adviser to help her. But I do agree with what Dany did, I actually think she was pretty merciful. Because he did betray a Queen that he swore to serve.

Tyrique Jones

Your reaction to the battle was hilarious!!!

Carine Allen

all this story about Orson Lannister is something that does not have in the book, but it is a very interesting dialogue! Tyrion wanted to find an answer to Orson's act of brutality. And I think Tyrion bringing that story back in that moment is no coincidence. he finds himself fighting a trial for a crime he did not commit, is there a reason for that? destiny? I think this is what Tyrion questions on the scene and the writers did in a clever way. Thousands of innocent people die every day, is there a reason for such brutality? in this episode we saw Oberyn die in the most brutal way we've seen so far on this TV Show, is there a reason for such an act of brutality? Oberyn wanted the Mountain to confess, in the end he succeeded, but was it worth anything? Does his death change anything?

Thadman
>>10804904

Probably the most memorable episode, outside of the Red Wedding.