Game of Thrones Symbolism: Brotherhood Without Banners 

The Take by ScreenPrism please do an analysis of Lion King

Do the maesters from the Citadel

The Take by ScreenPrism HOUSE REED! Please and Thank You!

Please do an episode on the sparrows and high sparrow or do a video on the faith of the seven and include the sparrows.

How do you compare the brotherhood to communists? That makes zero sense. Seems to resemble Christianity more to me. Even the death and resurrection is spot on

Hasin ullah death is the enemy

He's got a great voice.

Same here... it sends shivers down my spine

It's the voice a god.

beric is good but jorah has the sweetest voice

Yeah, but this time wasn't just one man and this time they are not surrounded by fancy assholes

Some things are worth dying for

More than likely died

That dude gave me ‘cool summer camp counselor’ vibes idk why

Also the actual medieval age was scarred by near constant egalitarian religious uprisings such as the hussite uprising, the uprisings of 1338, the florentine defenetration, the cathar controversy, the diggers uprising. Any fantasy not reflecting that rich revolutionary tradition would simply be lacking.

Explain this egalitarian and all these uprising.

Communal living for commonfolks was remarkably egalitarian and democratic. In the cities of northern italy, and later southern Germany and Frisia, not to forget Paris and England municipalities known as "communes" began to arise. The different communes tended to be organized in slightly different manners, but usually they were run by directly democratic syndicates of guilds and would hold monthly or annual meetings to establish law, regulate markets and settle the affairs of the the city. Similar developments happened in the country-side, but such communities were more often based on ancient communitarian ties that the feudal structure was challenging. This meant that the bulk of the population in from at least the 13th century onwards lived in self-sufficient communities that only interacted with the feudal state once taxes were levied and thus people came to detest the nobility and wealthy merchant princes - the popolo grosso - as parasites. It was in such communities that Quakers, Anabaptist and Cathars were born and it was such communities that were able to overthrow the nobility for a decade during the hussite wars and during the English civil war. Women also increasingly held more and more influential roles in the waves of resistance against feudalism and the nascent capitalism, with be quakers and Catars believing in parity and equality between men and women. Indeed, any historical reading of feudalism will tell you it was a system in permanent crisis.

Rob Chuk I personally think the recasting was specifically done. It demonstrates the amount of toll the resurrecting has taken on Beric.

@@blahblahblahrasha1637 recasting is almost never done intentionally. 99.9% of the time it's done due to contract disputes, death, or unavailability.

@@blahblahblahrasha1637 I agree with what Josh McIver said but that's a really cool way of looking at it.

Josh McIver I don’t think they necessarily planned to do so when they cast the first Beric, but I do believe the decision to go with a different, older, grizzled Beric was intentional after the fact, and could also coincide with those other factors.

@@blahblahblahrasha1637 and this actor has charisma. Could you see that other actor saying the cool ass lines this one did? This dude was made for that role

I mean you literally see him wielding the sword in the season 8 tv spot so sound

@@hm4654 Not enough.....

@@MADGUNSMONSTER there you go right on the first episode

MADGUNS FOREVER™ dw he’ll wield it next episode and die with it, maybe giving it to Sandor before he dies or something so Sandor finally conquers his fear

Charles Stott it was obvious he was gonna die that episode, despite how sad it is :/ rip beric, altho most people are gonna be dead in next 3 eps, so it's not like we're losing 1 cool character, we're losing tons

NefariousJim He was the best? Him or Cary Elwes for sure...

I assumed it was to intentionally show the differences

YASSS Same here! Definitely my favorite... i wish I could have a shirt with their banner.... but.... lol.... it’s in the name

Thoros seems to think Beric is Azor Ahai, some think Jaime is Azor Ahai, I believe Daenerys is Azor Ahai. I really hope the show presents it in a very clear way or fans won`t stop arguing about it.

@@Katwind I think it would be more in line with the spirit of the universe if we are given no clear answer for the identity of Azor Ahai, or if it turns out that that's just a myth, and no one actually knows. This show often deconstructs popular fantasy tropes, though there has been less of that recently

That was because, with the exception of last season, the show is more of a historical drama happening in a fantasy world than an epic fantasy or something similar. And that change is, in my opinion, why the seventh season is the least liked of all.

I'd like to see the Faith Militant next.

Personally,I'd like to see their take(no pun intended)on the Faceless Men.

Also raid and kill those who can’t defend themselves

Vlad the guru season 6. They raided and murdered a whole village that healer and nurtured the hound

Vlad the guru they were still members when they did it. It doesn’t matter if they were hanged for it. The brotherhood is as good as its members. And they recruit murderers, rapists, and thieves.

Vlad the guru a chain is only as strong as it’s weakest link

Vlad the guru do you know how metaphors work? Or did you run out of arguments?

@theresia2012 kidnapping tyriona (aka brother of the queen, son of tywin...) on a very flimsy accusation from a terribly unreliable source

How ? They are like a huge part of the Arya storyline

Ouzy 360 I didn’t realize that bed created them and I didn’t get their whole philosophy. Ijust thought they were a random group of people

Nope but now I want a Batman and Robin hood movie

Ha! but then he has to be the Best Swordsman in Westeros to wield Dawn..

A good way to ruin a fine sword.