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Sanandreas92

Alright here we go. Beer in hand.

Ileana

Yaaaas! Now I can start my Friday night 🎉

John Rushing

Just got home from class! Perfect timing.

Mark Gichuru

Been waiting all week for you to post a new video!! Thanks

Paul Barry

I think this is your best yet. Your criticisms are measured, balanced and grounded in what matters - the integrity of the story. Especially liked your catch on Jaime's face in light and shadow. Dunno if the director intended that, but it's a brilliant observation.

Jason Rattray

I agree with Paul Barry. This is the best video yet. As Paul said, the integrity of the story is what matters most. We're starting to see lazy writing and a lack of understanding and commitment by the episode's director, Mark Mylod. Here is a revealing interview: <a href="http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/game-of-thrones-season-6-director-confirms-arya-was-just-being-an-idiot-in-braavos-scenes-a7082976.html." rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/game-of-thrones-season-6-director-confirms-arya-was-just-being-an-idiot-in-braavos-scenes-a7082976.html.</a> Seriously Mark? "You could certainly read into that. My choice is no. My choice is, in episode 7, the character has made her decision to leave the city, and really makes a mistake. She lets her guard down. We forget how young this kid is, and she makes a mistake. This is in my head, at least." Where is the purposefulness behind Arya's actions? It's left up to us to decide? Sorry about the rant. This episode was possibly the worst of the series when you combine the poor writing with the loss of many of our favourite theories. Cheers!

Nicolas

You are the best! Thank you for doing what you do :)

Eric Humphreys

I agree with the others, you're commentary and opinions add colour and depth. I noticed you had some good insights into the relationship between varys and tyrion and how lonely the charecters are, but was split apart in the video. Was that just how things rolled out, or was it a conscious decision to split those 2 topics into different sections?

Eric Humphreys

In the books i got the impression that the faceless men worshipped death first, and acted as assasins second. If you look at it thru that lens the actions of the house of black and white make much more sense. He doesn't care who dies, as long as a life is taken and a face is added to the hall. and as you say, Arya killed an opponent much stonger than herself. She is no one because she can kill anyone. It doesn't matter where she goes, a girl will always serve the many faced god.

Alt Shift X

I address each scene in the order they appear in the episode. Usually this works well, but sometimes, as in this episode, locations and characters appear in multiple separate scenes – which can kinda break up the flow of the analysis. I've considered ordering things more by theme and character than by the timeline of the episode, but at this point I figure I might as well stay consistent. Glad you enjoyed the vid!