Grand Moff Tarkin and the Inquisitor executes Aresko & Grint (1080p) 

It really was. Two beheadings doesn't change that.

Eh compared to twc it really did stay a kids show

@@LordVader1094 This, but everyone seems to forget that just because it is a show targeted at kids doesn't mean adults can't also enjoy it. Imo everyone tries to find excuses to prove that it "isn't a kids show", take, like, any other animated adult show for instance, they have to cram it full of profanities and gore to prove to themselves that it isn't a kids show... I don't see the point tbh, if you like it then really it doesn't matter who the "target audience" is.

@@ImmaLittlePip both are kids shows and that’s not necessarily a bad thing

@@LordVader1094 Clone wars: casually puts a scene full of decapitations

Yep..

Tarkin is dumb as hell, his fear shtick backfires on him multiple times. Tua defected, Kallus defected. Blowing up Alderaan caused a ton of defectors and made people all over the galaxy join the rebels.

@@noobkin6995 striking fear really won't work

@@noobkin6995 Not completely sure about this but I heard in a RU-vid video about Star Wars Legends that the Death Star wasn't meant for fighting the Rebellion the Emperor knew about Yuuzhan Vong and was planning to use it against them. But I don't remember the name of the video. And I am not sure if that is true probably a theory. I do agree with you Tarkin is dumb using the Death Star in Legends and in Canon against the Rebel Alliance wasn't smart.

@@N7xVoss That's just a EU fanbase theory that's really honestly dumb. The Death Star was always meant to be a deterrent and a weapon of terror against any system that opposed the Empire. It would be the same as if a tyrant today decided to start advertising the willingness to use a nuclear bomb against any city that opposed them. The thing with the Death Star is by itself it is not a naval weapon. Even being attacked by cruisers it is quite vulnerable as the cruisers can get themselves out of being vulnerable quite easily, as was shown in Return of the Jedi when they enmeshed with the Imperial Fleet. Those same cruisers can carry hundreds of fighters which the Death Star is incredibly vulnerable to. That alone rather defeats some idea it was meant for some extra-galactic threat. Was the idea to send the Death Star to their worlds and start blowing them up? So many ways to stop that from happening by anybody who knows what's what. Let's make one thing absolutely clear that certain comic and novel authors can't get through their heads. Emperor Palpatine cared for nobody else but Emperor Palpatine. He was not working to improve life in the galaxy but to secure his own hold on it. And if he could not secure that hold then the whole thing could burn. This weird thinking that there was a single benevolent cell in such a creature as Palpatine is dumb thinking. We may as well think there was good in Hitler, Mussolini, and Tojo, too. Or Qadafi and Hussein. Maybe the Khmer Rouge did nothing wrong. Trying to flesh out an evil character by giving them benevolent actions but they still remain the evil character is poor writing. An evil character who does seek redemption is not poor writing, but that's not Palpatine. That story was for Anakin. That was one thing Rise of Skywalker did get right. Even in a clone, the personality of Palpatine is still a genocidal power-hungry maniac.

Would be so nice if Tarkin was played by the same voice actor in Rogue One

Not just that, the way he handles himself, the way to subdue the hope around the Jedi and the correct view to stop the Rebel cells unifying. The actor, and the writing is spot on for me, though I'm not hardcore fan, never read any books, only films. But to me, Tarkin is exactly what was needed to make him look that much more ruthless and justifiably evil in the film A New Hope. In that film, he was just an evil leader. Now. We have true reason to fear him. He was always willing to sacrifice and cut off any weakness, ultimately leading him, to do the greatest evil. Destroying a planet, full of Imperial citizens, though rebellious.

Peter Cushing would be proud, God rest his soul. He set the precedent for this brilliantly ruthless Imperial officer.

Alex Sweers Even his design is perfect. Definitely looks 15 years older than Tarkin in from the clone wars. They did not mess up anything about him.

The voice actor for Tarkin in the clone wars and rebel series is Stephen Stanton, who provided the voice of Admiral Raddus, the mon calamari commander in Rogue One.

Schwarzer Ritter I can imagine them rehearsing it on test dummies before hand.

@@bighead8060 😂

Ah a german comrade i see

@@lukasl3646 Die tummeln sich bekannterweise überall herum..

of the cheekbones? XD1

The only thing missing now are the fangs.

@@cobraking1419 no. What’s missing is the carpet slippers

@@annnnnnnn394 What about bunny slippers? They are comfy for his feets lol (I mean funny is, even the actor that played Grand Moff Tarkin didn't want to wear the boots due it hurts him-)

Still not as much as Anakin

Sir Mango 😂

Sir Mango *yet*

You have no idea how right you are now

I also like that subtle call back to when he worked with Jedi in the Clone Wars. "I worked with Jedi, and I doubt he compares."

AleXizzed When Tarkin shows up during a kid's show...

Back to both the movies and The Clone Wars and games days whether it's canon or legends.

The change was well.

When rebel’s is more kids show compare clone wars but take it cannon with clone wars I feel would even made reggurdlees Disney got it or not but with Dave was full in chred

@@captiankirkgames4385 your grammar hurts my eyes

He killed the generic disney villains this was the moment i knew the show was gonna get good

Old style kids shows are actually very brutal, in the 60s, 70s or 80s there was a cartoon of Mickey experiencing tramautizing stuff.

Himmler could’ve been as brutal in his methods, but there were a relatively finite amount of resources throughout East Europe, lol.

Just rewatched the episode and I was looking for this comment. The amount of details the animators put into this is astounding. It's like Inquisitor momentarily remembers his Jedi past and is like "wtf am I doing" but then surpresses it and executes them

I don't think that's what he was doing. He was neutral but then he narrowed his eyes to convey he was about to do something evil to the audience. That's not hesitation, that's basic "the bad guy now looks evil because he's about to do something evil" animation. I also really think this show has some of the worst expressions and conveyed emotions of any animated show. The animators really aren't good at animating eyebrows, it makes the characters seem too expressive. Like they don't react like normal humans beings, their eyebrows are doing a dance on their forehead and it confuses their emotions. It looks unnatural. To see this problem, take any scene in Star Wars Rebels and cover up their forehead. Look at their mouths and noses and imagine how their eyebrows should move to match those emotions. Then uncover their foreheads, do the eyebrow movements match? In nearly every scene, no. The fact is, the animators were good at moving eyebrows, but they didn't know how to use those moments to convey the correct emotions and it ends up muddling and overcomplicating the facial animation to the point where the viewer does not understand the expression the characters are supposed to be making.

@@Obi-Wan_Kenobi I agree, I think its cuz the show was directed to be more appropriate for children (I grew up watching it lol). Not only did they make everyone built like a lanky teenager, they also simplified the emotions conveyed by most characters. I think the little cutaway was just to show him initiating the command, transitioning from standby mode, to execution mode.

@@Obi-Wan_Kenobi Hi Obi Wan. Is rebels your favorite Star Wars show?

​@@Obi-Wan_KenobiI'm so glad I'm not the only one who noticed this. It's something that bugs me not just in rebels, but also in the clone wars and bad batch shows

I liked how Tua shook her head before the strike, almost unwilling to accept that this was really happening. I actually thought she was no imperial first, given that she does not wear a uniform and seems rather modest in her methods. They could have fleshed her out better and I´d say they wasted some interesting story with her death.

@@SirMarshalHaig well given she was a minister there a chance she was elected into that position although I think she said she was put into that position by Governor Pryce. And I agree there were some aspects they could’ve explored with Minister Tua but I think everything they could’ve explored with her they did with Agent Kallus in season 3.

@@michaelnally2841 In the Trawn book Tua was already there before Pryce, but they really don´t do much with her, what is a pity, as I don´t buy Kallus´ change of heart at all. The guy kicked a stormtrooper to his death in the first episode and bragged about commiting genocide in the second one I think...and suddenly he realized he was on the side of the bad guys...yeah sure.

@@SirMarshalHaig I don’t think it was a “he realized who the bad guys were” it was a “oh they see me just as disposable”. Like the episode where him and Zeb were stranded on the moon. Zeb greeted with open arms and the empire didn’t even try to help him or anything. So why should I keep working for them. I agree they probably could’ve made it more natural.

The animation here was so good you can see exactly what they want. There's the one thing i loved so much about rebels

I read that in his voice

@@Nephalem2002as was intended😊

So ruthless that even Vader did not disobey him

That's why he's No.3 in the Empire.

It goes to show how flawed Tarkin's philosophy is, he truly believe fear and violence is all that's needed to keep people in check. But his cruelty only inspires people to fight harder.

Well, hes a force ghost as of season 2 soooooooo

makes too much sense

Keep dreaming.

Well that changed

@@captiankirkgames4385 haha damn!

Man, if regular Australia is scary, Space Australia must be hell. (Space hell at least)

@@lillith3159 I forgot the name of his home world and was in to much of a rush to look it up.

Except Tarkin is far more controlled, reserved, cunning and cold. And certainly far more competent.

I remember someone wrote a fanfic, where Tua expected Tarkin to be a lot more humble after having his ship blown up...well she got hit by the old rule that shit falls down very hard a moment later.

They would have been more useless than a couple of Gonk droids

@@lillith3159 The dynamic duo would have military computer chips implanted in their brains to convert them into cunning predators on the battlefield

TheMightyThor83 it's actually really really good

TheMightyThor83 I was under the same impression, but when I finally got around to watching it, I realized I was wrong. It's a really good show and a good successor to The Clone Wars

It doesn't get quite as graphic as its successor "The Clone Wars", but it pushes the line as much as a Disney Channel show will allow.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g2OyR7MxoAU.html

Brain Invaders wasn't dark, it was goofy horror. More funny than scary. Hell, even the name sounds like a low-budget 1960s radio serial. This actually has a small amount of subtlety. The villains in Rebels feel like real people, not the cackling moustache-twirling caricatures we had in the Clone Wars. That's why people find it dark- because it hits closer to home.

+Airship Pilot Dude, you have no idea what you're talking about.

+IIV SE7EN VII he's right about the villains on clone wars general grevious literally says mwahaha in every single episode he appears in there is cartoony mad scientist on naboo nute gunray just in general everything about nute gunray Hondo ohnaka admiral trench and finally pre vizla

You know the show is getting "dark" when a guy named callus is showing a little fear.

Anthony Rodriguez Of witch 4 of those people are as dead the 2 imperial scrubs that just got their heads sliced of. And what do you mean I can't play the callus card? It's my hand, I'll play what ever card I want.

Who's that in your profile picture?

@@marrqi7wini54 the characters name is Ayame from the video game Tenchu

Yep

Leszek Korulczyk agreed

Leszek Korulczyk it’s easy to see why Tua soon defected gearing for her life (which they ended up taking anyway) and Kallus began to have doubts leading to his own defection from the Imperial army.

Tua: "This is too evil, even by my standards." Kallus: "Better them than me." Inquisitor: "I will do what I must." Tarkin: "Acceptable losses, and and a strong point made."

Good eye. I didn’t even notice the Inquisitor’s reluctance the first time around. It seemed to me more like he was getting off on it at first

Intreductor And they​say it's a kids show

Compared to “the clone wars” rebels was a kids show

Damn, nice catch.

@@ADGZone clone wars season 7 Darth Maul hallway scene: "Are you challenging me, Master "Rebels"

Damn. Now that's a neat detail.

LMAO, he will send the Inquisitor to kill u

You what

BTL Y-Wing remember.. Thats his forehead so he decides what goes on their😂😂😂 (family guy)

Yo LMAO😂

BUT, BUT, HES THE LEADER. Only thing missing is green skin

Ian Greene Vader, Maul and Thrawn are also competent villains.

Eh, I wouldn't exactly count Maul as one. He sucks at trying to turn Ezra to the dark side. The holocron did most of the turning.

Alduin the Anti-Dragonborn​ Yet, he killed Obi-Wan's loved one, overthrew a planet and gives the Rebels a hsrd time to beat him or escapes everytime. Kanan only threw him down but we didn't see Maul beaten. So no, still a competent villain.

competent? Maul fails every single time. His schemes work for a little bit, like taking over mandalore, but ultimately it failed when palpatine showed up.

Well, it's hard to do something if Palpatine don't like you anymore.

I have them on my chimney now.

zalla00 Thank God too, one thing I didn't like about TCW is it was always so explicit with body parts being sliced up. No need to see that, thank you.

@@tristanskywalker1998 War is grim. War is dark. It's not cheery. People do loose limbs in war.

They thought they're deaths were going to be peaceful lmao

When you do it right, leaving it to the viewer's imagination makes it more horrific than if it were to actually be portrayed. I like when that is done. Gets into your head.

Phoney ignoble Billingham it was never 0

From about 10 to 40 to 70 to 100

That really got outta hand fast!

Well I'm sure he would tolerate a minor failure, like failing to hold the door for him quickly enough . . . but not repeated failures and incompetence. That requires . . . an example.

I'm sure you'll be happy to know that tarkin was very close to anakin before order 66, and grand moff tarkin passes off the idea of retreat being reserved for weak, spinless, cowardly men. in the game, empire at war, tarkin is a hero, and uses a small transport shuttle, but when any capital ships are present, he will command form there, and he gives immense bonuses to fleets in battle, only downside, *ABSOLUTELY NO RETREAT*

Jonathan Mocke getting fired or demoted would be the least of your worries

Lest we forget this is the same Grand Moff Tarkin who blew up an entire planet just to prove a point, executing two Disney esq. bumbling henchmen is just another day at the office for him

as Disney Queen of Hearts ones said “Off with their head!”

Keep in mind this is the same Grand Moff Tarkin who blew up an entire planet, a planet that was one of the Core Worlds that make up the Imperial Capital Sector, a planet home to numerous legendary Republic leaders, and killed 2 billion people, including the entire Imperial Garrison on Aldeeran, just to prove a point, and he was smiling while he did so. Killing two bumbling henchmen for failure is just another day at the office for him

Hold on, the Imperial garrison was STILL ON THE PLANET? For fuck's sake Tarkin's just wasting resources now.

Tarkin is one of those people who could've cared less about the soldiers on the ground as long as they got the job done,

kallus is never portrayed as a real villain. He's really normal in every sense of the word. Probably the most mundane and normal of all the characters. He just happens to view rebels for what they are....rebels! lol. He's not a bad man. Everything he's done has been pretty rational and orderly and justified. He isn't trying to murder people, just bring them to justice according to the law of the land. And the official law of the land is still pretty civil....its just what the real heads and culture does behind the curtains that makes everything bad.

for Tarkin, it was merely Tuesday.

I would do my best to escape

Actualt, Tarkin is pretty amicable most of the time towards other soldiers. It's failure he dislikes.

The menacing voice helps

I believe "tyrant" is a better word...

TAZ yeah, but who's scarier? Tarkin, or Thaun?

Well let's be honest. If he would have escaped and survived the death star's destruction sidious would be have punished him for his failure and then killed him. Sídious even wrote how tarkin got so ambicious and his days were numbered. I'll say he was smart in remaining in the death star, he was done for anyways "You are going to die either way, the only matter is how painful is going to be" -mother talzin

You should read "The Legends of Luke Skywalker," especially the manga version. There's a story attributed to an Imperial gunner who was present at the Battle of Jakku, was firmly devoted to the Empire, but during the battle, found himself on the planet after his Star Destroyer crashed, and was saved by Luke, who gives him a distress beacon to rejoin the Empire. After he returns to the Empire, they assume he is a traitor for deserting the Empire (despite it not being true) and torture him. Finally realizing that the Empire were the villains all along, he breaks free of his bondage and declares himself a rebel (specifically, a "Skywalker").

@@astrofan1993 well I consider that guy more of a skywalker than Rey

-defects -defects -chooses failure over death Yep, that's about right.

Actually these 2 are sort of corrupt. They stamp out civilians from their businesses and then threaten them. But at the end I do admit theyre orders by the governor.

For me it was like watching the original star wars lecture Disney themed star wars.. An i am finally happy that they nailed what star wars was supposed to be in that scene..

Remember this is the same Grand Moff Tarkin who blew up an entire planet and killed two billion people just to prove a point...killing two Disney esq bumbling henchmen is just another day at the office for him

+snakes3425 Tarkin:yes yes move it along I have puppies to kick orphans to arrest and and a padawan to prosecute

Tarkin: Now what's next on the schedule. 2:00: Execute Bumbling Henchmen. 2:30: Torture prisoners 3:00: Imprison all guests at Disneyland in the It's a Small World Ride 3:30: Wipe out all Gungans and Ewoks 3:35: Jazzercise. 4:00: Burn the orphans home to the ground while the orphans and nuns are still inside...I can't cancel that again. 4:30: Execute the Casts of All Disney Tween Shows. 5:00: Blow up homeworld of that guy in the local cantina who made fun of my forehead. 6:00: Blow up planet full of school children out of boredom. 7:00: Arrest my own wife and children for ordering take out for the third night in a row 7:30: Execute my mother-in-law because I hate my mother-in-law

Good catch! I never noticed that!

It was something for him to consider, to be sure. But he was still in good favor with Tarkin to be trusted to get his work done, and while he did fail on capturing the rebels, he did achieve other goals in the process. While Kallus was loyal to the Empire, as he was buying its message of peace throughout the galaxy, he also was able to respect Kanan and the Ghost Crew for what they were able to achieve with so little. Sun Tzu has a few words on that matter. However, to him they were still criminals who were only inevitably going to screw up. That's why his time being marooned with Zeb was the turning point for him. Kallus never expected to be treated well by the rebels, and here he had Zeb splinting his leg, giving him warmth, and helping him get out of that hole. And then Zeb did the next unexpected thing. He gave Kallus the choice to come with him onto the Ghost, without being a prisoner. I don't see Tarkin's execution of these two officers as a turning point for Kallus. But it was certainly something to reflect back on as he started being aware of what the Empire truly was.

@@samsonguy10k There's also the point of how the Empire treat its people as a whole. Here you have two officers that have failed in their task but are absolutely Loyal to the Empire to a fault and they are executed for it, meanwhile, you have Admiral Konstantine constantly failing and yet never being punished for it. There's also how his superiors treat those below him, when the rebels came for Zeb, they gave him a warm welcome and were glad to see him safe and sound. Meanwhile back on the star destroyer, Kallus has nobody to welcome him, it's all distant and cold. There's no camaraderie, only colleagues who are eager to stab one another in the back for a higher rank.

@@combinecommando001 and that behavior's not unique to Rebels. It was established in A New Hope. The Empire sucks.

@@samsonguy10k Everything was mostly quite nice within the Grand Army of the Republic. Clones being brothers and a lot of Jedi generals respected them. Damn you, Order 66.

@@combinecommando001 that’s what makes things with Thrawn feel alien. He’d never do this, at least not to people like this. At most he’d use an incompetent officer as a sacrificial lamb for intelligence gathering. The empire fell primarily because the emperor was an egotistical maniac but also through that it never fostered a community of loyalty. Thrawn was as effective as he was because he recognized in legends the benefit of cohesion (something he doesn’t totally understand in rebels when facing the members of ghost crew beyond knowing it makes them dangerous)

breacat That's Tarkin for you.

Wasn't even his own men. And you know darn well what he was really going for by destroying the facility at Scarif. He was executing Krennic. Just with a very, very big gun. For a planet-killer, the Death Star has some darn good targeting systems. There is also later in Rebels where the Ghost crew take over the long range communications tower, and instead of sending in expendable storm troopers to shut it down, he just orders the tower destroyed. Get the communication shut down, and delivers a message himself: He will stop at NOTHING to shut down any insurrection or rebellion. Anything less than the Emperor is expendable. Grand Moff Tarkin is the definition of No Chill.

@@samsonguy10k They may not be the men under his command, but they were still Imperial soldiers and officers. And while the targeting system of the Death Star is good it wasn't so precise that he could kill one man without making a really big hole. You are correct that no one less than the Emperor is expendable.

@@breacat next time you watch Rogue One, pay attention to what the beam hits on Scarif. That was no accident

@@samsonguy10k No doubt Krenik had a tracking device on him so Tarkin knew where to aim, but the blast destroyed the base and probably everything within a mile radius because he didn't care about Imperial casualties.

You're right he hesitated? Maybe a flicker of the light side Jedi he used to be.

I think he did. That seems like an accurate theroy.

it's one thing to kill an enemy in battle, another to commit full on murder... I like how in rogue one they mention that the force moves darkly around someone about to commit murder...as a force sensitive The inquisitor would have felt that.

Sean 7567 Didn't notice this. For me his eyes were rather grazing for murder!

David Navarro I think its this rather than having doubts. He looks like he's going to enjoy what he's about to do.

@@paladinboyd1228 The show started to resemble star wars more and more as it got closer and closer to the end. In the beginning, it. Was boring and difficult to take seriously. In the end, it was full of interesting stories, characters, even EU content.

Well, it was episode 13 I think: they didn't put so much time

or he just blows up you, the school and the whole planet the school is on. ''about that B+...'' turns to his lieutenants. ''...you may fire when ready.''

Single reactor ingition

I AM GOING TO INSULT YOU actually Tarkin became this way because of his son's death. He was a much more noble and light hearted person through the clone wars, but Palpatine ordered Vader to assassinate his son (make it seem like it was the rebels fault) in order to harden Tarkin more, never to question empire orders again.

DARKSOULPRIMEX now that is just sad..

DARKSOULPRIMEX Not canon anymore I fear.

If you notice, he was actually talking to Tua and Kallus. He killed the officers not for failing him, but to make an example for Tua and Kallus and make them obey him through fear.

@@agalaxyofbricks1441 - It makes little difference whether they were being made examples of or punished. Tarkin was a thoroughly evil, sadistic sociopath who would later become a mass murderer on a staggering scale when he ordered the destruction of Alderaan, something he did as casually as he would ordering fries with his bantha burger. He was a detestable slimebag with no honour.

@@agalaxyofbricks1441 so? Its still bad leadership. First thing that will come to their mind when the time for a decision comes that if they make the wrong call they will be exexuted and they will hesitate to make a decision.

​@@mtrunkello The Empire rules through fear, a method which is very flawed, so Tarkin's methods were both tactical, but it's also true that they were definitely not the best ones.

That’s why most tyrannical Governments don’t last long. The Star Wars Galaxy has a nearly 30,000+ year long history and the Empire only lasted for about 30 years

Rook013 The Inquisitor ended up having a look of discomfort as well.

You're going to have to give me a time stamp, because I don't see it.

Rook013 1:59 when he squinted his eyes.

I'm not convinced. This is a guy who decided to used Luminara's corpse as Jedi bait. This guy has clearly killed a lot of people and killing these two officers probably wouldn't phase him. I think the eyes were more of a natural thing, like when you're focusing on something.

Not likely. If anything would have caused such a reaction, it would have to be someone close, like how Luke affected Vader. The Inquisitor had spent years killing for the Empire. He's not going to slip over some nameless officers.

Vader killed for purpose, not pleasure. He was not like his master in that regard. He was brutal and caused pain but he was not like Sidious, he killed when he needed to, or to make an example quite like Tarkin did here.

Alastair Thornton He made quite a few "examples" of those Imperial officers who probs would have been more useful alive...

He would call Dr Ball

But no one ever listens to Dr. Ball

Hayden Fowle That's what made the Inquisitior such an intriguing character. Sadistic and evil in his own right, he never punished his inferiors for the obvious blunders they made nor throw the blame on them

Her lack of uniform had me think she was some local politican, like an elected mayor so to say, who does some self governing as long as the governor does not give other orders. I was a bit surprised when I read her fan wiki entry, especially when other imperials have some blood on their hands and in her case I read affordable housing.

​@SirMarshalHaig She was basically a real world mayor or local politician suddenly realizing that she worked for absolute monsters who would kill her just to make a point.

it's getting back to cringe then back normal

TVJUNK85 yeah season 1 was cringy as heck sometimes

MikeMic productions yeah, the only thing that sucks in Rebels is that we don't usually see missions and events that are significant to the new canon and Ezra and Sabine both act like prequel trilogy Anakin

Robo_Destroyer / Darth Troller We don't see any significant battle because Rogue One was the first major battle in the entire war. Says so in New Hope's opening crawl.

Tristan Pearson that's why Rebels had to be a non canon unlimited ideas show

What about the Grand Inquisitor?

@@throwfascistsintopits3062 more of a minor inconvenience

***** You talking about how Ezra manipulates that walker into gunning down the stormtroopers and throw itself into the foggy canyon?

***** Yeah...THAT was cool. Isn't violence wonderful? ~_~

Well wasn't it at the start when they said it? Although it is starting to really get good now

oh yeah i wasn't saying clone wars was perfect by any stretch of the imagination however it did expand on the relationship between characters which is the main reason i liked it, plus anakin's fall to the darkside also made more sense afterwards

haha yeah those were the best

Stephen Stanton is an Underrated Voice Actor in general.

Victor M They are both so alike! Tarkin would be Star War's version of Tywin.

Victor M you have made my day sir even if this post is from a long time ago

@@danielliu8895 they were both intimidating and dominant in any dialogue they had but tarkin was still subservient and loyal to the emperor . Tywin was the boss and everyone around him knew that. Damn I really miss GoT. Too bad they made no new seasons after s5-6 am I right?

@@stavrosstamelos6890 yes…so unfortunate

Immediately after the inquisitor immediately walks behind the two I just knew immediately that he was immediately going to kill them immediately.