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UNCUT Reaction | *GAME OF THRONES* | 4x4 | Oathkeeper (Patreon)

Published:
2026-02-14 14:00:10
Edited:
2026-07-10 23:00:07
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2026-10
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Here's our UNCUT reaction to GAME OF THRONES s04e04!

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Hollow

Ollie was the boy whose village was raided by the cannibal Wildlings. He's not a brother of the Night's Watch really. Just safe there. "He seems cool." XD Locke (the new one now at the Night's Watch) was the guy who cut off Jaime's hand. Ramsay Snow sent him to the wall to look for Bran. He's infiltrating, and he overheard Jon and Sam talking about Bran, that's why he volunteered to go with them. Hound: "Of course you named your sword." Arya: "Lots of people name their swords." Hound: "Lots of cunts." Joffrey of course did name his sword. "Widow's Wail". And yeah, the white walker turned the baby into another white walker. They're like the generals of the army of the dead (wights). Presumably they grow very fast haha

Hollow

Just add in a little text on screen during his scene saying you realized later, have seen people do that lol

NF

Tommen is 14 this season.

NF

White Walkers are mythical icy creatures. They were thought gone/extinct/dead for thousands of years but are back. They seem to have a culture, as seen in this episode. We don't know what kills them. Wights are basically zombies resurrected by White Walkers. Also called the army of the dead. You kill Wights with fire (Jon did this in season 1 when a dead man became a wight and attacked Jeor Mormont). The implication here is that the White Walker in this episode turned the baby into a White Walker since the baby was alive when it was turned.

NF

Regarding your confusion over Dany freeing slaves instead of sailing for Westeros. Short answer: Keep watching. The story wrestles with this. Longer answer: You keep asking how does this help her get the Iron Throne. It seems you're looking at her actions cynically as if she is Tywin or Littlefinger where she's making 5D chess moves that only benefit taking King's Landing. But Dany has more than one goal in mind. Remember she didn't grow up in KL learning shrewd KL politics, she grew up feeling like a slave being shuffled from one place to another in exile and disgrace under her cruel brother. Yes she wants to take KL, but she also wants to liberate Slaver's Bay from slavery. No that doesn't directly in any obvious way help her immediate first goal, it's a complication of it. But that is the tension of the story, as her advisors even said in season 3 that this doesn't help them and she said she doesn't care. She wants to abolish slavery. If you need a more "game theory" way of looking at it, perhaps she thinks freeing Slaver's Bay will look good to the people and houses of Westeros.

Nitroxc

So a fun little thing to do now that you know that you know whos responsible for jofferys death,, combine what littlefinger said to Sansa about her necklace, and go back to the episode of the wedding, watch closely when Olenna comes up and greets sansa etc.

Zach VanDyke

if it makes you feel better, literally every reactor doesn’t recognize locke at first. not sure why because he’s got a pretty recognizable look to him. it’s been so long since I first watched but I probably didn’t recognize him either.