Emotional Distress...Watching GAME OF THRONES~8x03''The Long Night''For The FIRST Time~PART2 

The Theon storyline is amazing. Went from liking, to hating, to pitying and then loving him. Wtf.

If one thing never disappoints about GoT, it’s the music. The second time where Djawadi used the piano, and it’s another masterpiece.

RIP LYANNA and Jorah Mormont. Ser Jorah was the second person Drogon saw when he was born; he probably felt sad himself not just because his mommy was crying

15:35 "That's exactly how he would have wanted to die. Protecting his queen." 😢

Arya killed the Night King therefore his entire army Gimli: That still only count as one!!!

the heartbreak for me is when Jorah gets 2 hits, falls to the ground and stands up to keep protecting Daenerys...

3:08 i love how stressful and serious this whole scene is and how stressed you are, yet you choose to describe the conflict between Jon and the Night King as “having beef” 😂

Alfie Allen is absolutely incredible. My heart broke watching him play Theon Greyjoy, such a beautifully complex and complete character

I waited so long to watch your reaction to this episode, and let me tell you, to me you were the best, your reactions was priceless, thank you! RIP Lyanna Edd Beric Melissandre Jorah Theon, half of the dothraki and unsullied, and yes also Viseryon and the Night King, the villain who never spoke and yet was terrifying

“Jon, do something.” Jon: would screaming at a dragon help?

even after a few years it's still painful to watch (when you can see it)

Bran just went to watch the battle on 4K using different cam crows

Thank you for not making us wait for Part 2. Good reaction. I like how you connected the dots and pieced things together.

When Bran tells Theon he’s a good man and thanks him I started bawling. He definitely had the most redeeming story arc of the show. Enjoyed your reaction and commentary.

5:21 "This is so f***ing stupid!" Sophie coins a slogan for Season 8.

I can't even think about Theon - all that happened to him, and his death - without getting choked up. Absolutely brilliant character story, and Alfie Allen was incredible in the role 🥰

The whole time that Bran was in the zone, he was definitely watching the upcoming episodes to know the outcome of the show.

House Mormont's saying is "Here we stand" and Jorah lived up to every bit of it.

"We die today, brothers. We die bleeding from a hundred wounds, with arrows in our necks and spears in our guts...but our war cries will echo through eternity! They will sing about the Battle of Winterfell until the Iron Islands have slipped beneath the waves!" - Theon Greyjoy, Season 2 Episode 10

It's so great to hear you sing the praises of Melisandre. She's one of the low key biggest MVPs of the series. Never selfish, never ulterior motives. Always in service of her ideals, even after she got it CATASTROPHICALLY wrong with Stannis. Like theon, you ache for her redemption when you see her grapple with the HUGE failure from making a mistake. LOVE Theon, LOVE Melisandre.

Aryas purpose... all her training led her to this. the reason Bran gave her the dagger.. he knew it was her . Even when you look at his face when he gives it, he did it hesitantly

The two deaths that made me ugly cry: Hodor and Theon. Tragic and beautiful pieces of the tapestry.

The Night King wanted no part of a 1v1 duel, especially with Jon wielding V-steel. Apparently he was just as vulnerable to it as a common wight. All the white walkers are invulnerable to fire, they walked through it in Hardhome.

Night King: I'm gonna go kill the creepy kid. You guys got my back, right? White Walkers: Sure, boss - No One will get through us!

It's funny how everyone forgets about Arya in the background after she exchanges words with the Red Witch. She stealthed up on all of us.

Bran: "I'm in my happy place. Oh Theon, you called!? Yeh, yeh, you're a good man."

"Theon, you're a good man" gets me every single time. 😢😢😢

This is where I leave you on this journey. Thank you for the reactions to this show, they have been great!

This is where the show must have ended, but nope..., I cried so hard for Theon, after this I got a tattoo: "What is dead may never die"

Bran Gave Arya the knife which he knew would be used to kill the Night King!He did do something, the most important thing.

Worst tactics and troop placement for a battle EVER. Let's fight in an open field while we have a castle with high walls behind us.

Don't worry, you're not the only one with confusing feeling after this episode. And you're right Jon battle scream with viseryon is stupid and it will make more sense if Arya sneak attack to save Jon when he about to lose 1v1 against the Night king. It will be 100x better.

Lyanna. The hopelessness I felt when the music drops in. Theon. 😭😭😭 this one had me sobbing first watch.

If you tell someone who's only seen Theon through the first two seasons that he'd be one of the most heartbreaking deaths they'd laugh at you. Martin was so good at setting up arcs for these characters that even the laziness of Benioff and Weiss couldn't totally screw it up.

"I can't see"....as echoed by millions of first time viewers 😂

I thought I never cared much for Jorah. Dany had been my least favorite storyline, Jorah was central to it... But when I tell you how HARD I sobbed when I watched this for the first time.... I fell OUT sobbing. I have never fought as hard for anything in my life as Jorah fought for his queen :( Jorah the Andal is a man among men

theon and jorah the real heroes

this episode was EXHAUSTING !!!

thank gendry for giving arya the extra boost last night

Jorah’s last words: “…still stuck in the friend-zone!” 😭

Great reaction it s amazing that the deaths of main characters Theon,Jora,Liana and ED still gets to me after these years also love how Arya & The Hound look out for each other it showed me the only person The Hound loved was Arya and she loved him and through this episode you had me crying with you it’s been a wonderful journey watching you & your reactions through your journey of GOT thank you xx

"How is Sam still alive?" Plot armour that didn't exist in first seasons is here to save him.

Arya's character arc against the Night King: S08E01: Finds out about Night King S08E02: Finds out Night King is "Really Bad" from Gendry S08E03: Kills Night King.

Hi SoFie, OMG your reactions are the best. I know this was hard to watch with the darkness & afraid of whom might die, but we have to give it to the cast & crew. It took them 55 nights to film this one episode. And the music when the lead up of the NK to Bran was amazing. See you on the next one. Take care. Diane 💕

I feel like a bit of the script was cut out, It felt Brandons Warg'ing was meant to be shown in there somewhere but was just missing. I was hoping when I watched this that Bran was trying and failing to Warg into the white dragon and would finally succeed in the end, killing the king with his own dragon. What we got in this episode, as Ygritte would have said ... "You did nothing Brandon Stark" :D

I rarely comment but just wanted to say I’ve been watching your reactions for a little while now and really appreciate your level of understanding and insights. Thanks for giving me a new perspective on my favorite story.

To me it appears that Melisandre was losing her power. It took her forever to light the trenches. The light on her collar was very dim and went away when she dropped it to the ground.

Ah you see, Bran is doing.. jack shit.

I get you what was the point of Song of ice and Fire if Aria was the one to kill the night king, they have been setting up Jon Snow entire series for this confrontation and yet it never happens, so yeah it is disappointing you can say it and it makes sense ...

SoFie, great take on the final battle. The entire battle is a deconstruction of the whole 'prince that is promised' trope. Game of Thrones dared to show a realistic encounter between an ordinary swordsman and a supernatural entity. As for the questions... well... we'll talk after the final episode!

There is no mention of Azor Ahi in the show. This is completely outside of the show.

"How is Sam still alive?" Lmao I think that was the least believable thing in the whole episode

"maybe Bran could do something" hahahahahahahahaha

yeah, i cant believe it too......

In the books Arya was trained to become an assassin and take revenge for her family, she didn't even know about the white walkers. The show runners wanted to subvert expectations and destroyed the hero's journey by not having Jon kill the Night's king as foreshadowed, due to modern views on the white male savior trope. He was resurrected for a reason you know!!!! Jon's secret lineage didn't matter in the end, the prophecy went down the drain. All the build-up for nothing. Still angry about what they did to one of GRRM's main characters.

For me THIS is the end of the series, yeah glad I saw til the last E6 but when I rewatch I stop right here and only watch the next half thru for our guys after the war scenes

It kinda doesn’t make sense that Arya kills the night king. Love your reactions as always! I almost had a stroke the first time I watched this. Arya was the Prince the promised lol😅

Sofie reacting to a black screen is amazing 😂

Yeah you need two parts 2 this one! This episode broke the mold! Every emotion and you feel like you’re right there with all your heroes! It’s amazing to experience and amazing to watch others bee moved by it as well! You did a fantastic job communicating your feelings and emotions 🖤 #glorioustobehold #GOT #GOAT

Targaryens are not immune to fire. Some of them thought they were, and died miserably for it. It is a Denaerys's thing; one time only (during the dragons' births) in books, a bad habit in the show. I dare to say Theon's narrative arc is the only one with a satisfying ending. Maybe also Jorah's, but only a little bit. I cried so much during Theon's death, but I still think the whole we-are-alone-in-the-garden situation is stupid. And Arya... I'm sorry to say she killing the Night King is simply outrageous to everyone who followed Jon's storyline. It makes no sense. In Italy, "morire per un colpo d'Arya" has become an infamous pun. Mellisandre... I love her. I just do. And we still know nothing - nothing - about her.

This episode had some amazing, edge of your seat, emotional moments, glued together with the most BS storytelling I've ever seen.

This episode felt weird to me for several reasons. There were a lot of stupid decisions by characters for plot reasons that made me bang my head against the wall from the start. Like sending your most vulnerable people to the crypt with the DEAD BODIES when the people who resurrect dead bodies are coming. Like just sending the horde of dothraki to their death and other dumb batttle decisions. How useless Jon and Dani on their dragons were and how boring and annoying that looked. How fucking dark it was. You have to be able to convey darkness and still allow your audience to fucking see what's going on. It didn't even feel like scary or eerie darkness to me. Just, again, annoying. I both liked and disliked the Arya thing. I would have liked it more if Jon had actually been useful in some other ways or had like another big moment instead of uselessly flopping around and dodging. Now it just felt unsatisfying and what was promised for 7 seasons wasn't delivered. Imagine if during the battle of the bastards, Jon wasn't able to breech the castle and instead Davos snuck on the roof and dropped a rock on Ramsey's head. It's satisfying to see him go down and it makes sense if you squint because Davos is a smuggler and can sneak into places buuuuuutttttt that's not how you wanna see it go down. The deaths were sad but there should have been more if we're honest. It's like the secondary of the secondary characters died but all the important ones survived because we still have half a season and other war to fight. At least one or two of the 'bigger' second tier characters should have died or even a huge main character. For The Big War with huge stakes, nobody ALL that important died except Theon and Jorah and like I said, even they are iike...small fish compared to some others.

As much as I was VERY underwhelmed at how they ended the entire war against the dead (really... just someone popping up out of nowhere w/ one stab was all it took)... i've never had a tv viewing experience like this... It was so intense, i was so emotional, i felt like I had run a marathon by the end. And the final shot of Melisandre is so gorgeous and haunting.

You had me crying all over again. The slow music at the end makes me feel defeated and hopeless.

Thank you for ur reactions The long night was unfortunately too short ... cinematography and music the episode was incredible 20/10 but so much disappointment this wasn't the true GOT they missed the chance to make the best episode in the cinema history Till this day, I still feel sad about how it ended, but it's still the best show ever

loved how u said theon, up until that moment, had redeemed himself in the eyes of everyone exept himself. very true.

Jon's role was to occupy the Dragon. Its hard to catch, but he's shouting "Go, Go, Go" (to Arya) allowing her to slip past the Dragon and stealthily move past the White Walkers, allowing her to get the jump on the Night King. The Dragon was presumably told to destroy anything and everyone who moves towards the area with Bran. Without Jon, the Dragon would have likely noticed Arya and killed her before she got to Bran.

im watching you all this season and today your just so extra 😍☺️

9:27 D&D "kinda forgot" what Bran was supposed to be doing.

This is the RIGHT reaction to this episode! AMAZING.

If you go back to Arya and Mellisandre's conversation from season 2 or 3, there is no way you can interpret it as she was talking about white walkers. She listed blue eyes in the middle of the comment and there was no emphasis on it. Tying it back to that was a cheap move because they know Arya killing the Night King makes no sense after all the build up and prophecy, but they wanted to 'subvert expectations' for its own sake.

No one can kill the Night King.

I like the way u choose the hero Malesadre

The Night King raised the dead not because he was threatened by Jon, but more as a roadblock to keep Jon from interfering as the King went for Bran. He doesn't care about Jon. The Night King was looking long game with killing the Three Eyed Raven. Killing Jon would just be another body.

Just to be clear, Targaryen’s aren’t immune to fire. Dany is only immune to fire because she was imbued with magic when she had a miscarriage.

..."given the fact they already have beef..." hahahahha

11:25 her reaction is so 😯

I believe that Bran, who sees everything, knows that the only way to defeat the Night King is by surprise. Bran does his trick by intervening in subtle ways. What he does is prepare all the way for Aria to kill the Night King the way it happened. It's a great episode. My only problem is not the episode it self but what it implies. In all the seasons we are told "the long night", and it turns out that the long night lasts exactly one night. There is a tremendous imbalance.

Ohh Jora 😢

jon snow the prince that was promised should of killed the night king as he fire and ice

great reaction!

YES! Aria was a total surprise/shock and makes COMPLETE sense. 😂❤ Anything else would have been basic.

It’s always so confusing to me when reactors expect bran to do something. Like what? 😂 he’s warged into a crow or whatever and tracked the NK, what else is he gonna do? Be Theon’s hype man while he’s fighting? 😂 And I don’t think the NK gave a shit about Jon tbh…he’s focused on getting to Bran and fighting Jon woulda been a waste of time and energy - maybe a risk too so why bother when you’ve got thousands of undead bodyguards?

damn. what a roller coaster it was watching this episode. yes some logic was suspended for the spectacle but gah damn what a spectacle. anyways, enjoying your reactions, Sof. hold on to your butt, it ain't over yet... ;)

Brilliant reaction to a huge episode!

SoFie, remember when Arya snuck up on Jon in the King's Wood. He wasn't used to that and neither was the Knight King lol

Rules to win faster and save lifes: 1. Stay behind the walls! Build Scorpions with Dragonglass arrows! Give Theon a bow with dragonglass arrows! Keep the Valyrian steel swords for attacks on the White Walkers. Keep the dragons in the air! Start earlier with burning wights with dragonfire!

In my head, this is the series finale

Your constant questioning about Bran doing something was funny. He does nothing!

Thanks. Another great reaction.

Pretty stupid ending to have Arya the Mary Sue of Westeros be the savior of the world lol. At least Jorah went out with a heroic death.

Bran was the bait. He had to warg so the Night King would know where he was.

Agree entirely, some proper confrontation had to happen between Jon and NK as has been led up to after so long… but Arya??? I think if she died killing the NK would make some consequence for actions made… especially as she doesn’t… nevermind don’t think I should spoil anything with the remainder of the season

It’s been an honor watching this episode with you tonight!

This is the last bearable episode of this season. After this, I couldn’t watch. Of course I watched but. For god’s sake please rewrite this bloody season. 😂

For me the Last épisode… Mormont for ever

Sophie's hair getting messed up when Arya killed the night king, was exactly all of us in real time

try watching the 4k version a lot brighter see lot more detail

You have mixed feelings about Arya killing the NK is because it was supposed to be Jon. His whole storyline was about the NK, meanwhile Arya never even heard of him until 15 mins ago. Narratively it made no sense.

Drogon is the best boy. Hugging dany, protecting her so she could grieve. Sweet boy :(