LEAVE HODOR ALONE!! | Game of Thrones S4E4 | Oathkeeper | REACTION 

Locke is the guy that cut Jaimie’s hand… he was told by Roose Bolton to find the Stark boys, Bran and Rickon, when Roose found out Theon hadn’t killed them … sooo good to have another episode, yeah! ❤ and Lady O is a major boss 😂

Baelish said “to help a new friendship grow strong”. Growing Strong is the words of House Tyrell

For me personally? I love the idea that if you've survived long enough to be old to be playing the game of thrones/survived Westeros, you're probably one of the most dangerous people in the land, which is why Lady Tyrell and Tywin Lannister genuinely respect and fear each other. SO good.

Locke is in fact the guy who chopped off Jamies hand. He's just playing down his reasoning for going to the wall to cut suspicions of his ties with the boltons, as Jon at this point would be aware of the red wedding.

Random fact: The guy who played Ser Rodrik Cassel (aka Neckbeard) in season 1 and 2 who gets executed by Theon is Podrick Paynes dad in real life.

Finally a good reaction to Olenna's confession

Olenna is too smooth with that slight of hand. Brushed Sansa's hair back and plucked the poison vial from her necklace and poisoned his cup. She's a real one.

Baelish used dontos to put the necklace on Sansa. Olenna took the poison out while talking to Sansa. There's a moment where she plays with Sansa's hair and necklace while giving her condolences about Robb's death "killing a man at a wedding, what kinda monster would do that".

GRRM said that in his opinion Melisandre is the most misunderstood character of the show. in her religion, the red god (R'hllor) is the god of light, fire and life and in the lore of this religion, this fire god keeps an eternal fight with his Nemesis, "the great other", a god of darkness, ice and death. in the books, the white walkers are called "the others", so it's a interesting perspective to look at. Melisandre might do her thing, but it's waaay more complex than pure evil shit, if you think about it, right now, she's the antithesis to the white walkers.

*Margaery enters Tommens bedchamber Chris Hansen: Why don’t you have seat.

“That little boy is gonna save somebody one day”

I read somewhere that the *scene* with Jaime and Cersei wasn't written that way in the book. It wasn't supposed to look like r*pe and in the books, the scene is definitively not r*pe. It's actually annoying how the show did it that way because Jaime's character was always against r*pe, to the point that he'd even execute his own men if they did it to civilians.

Littlefinger gave Dantos the necklace that contained poison to give to Sansa to wear at the wedding. Olenna did the same move to Sansa we see her do at 12:03 and she took the "jewel" which contained the poison. If you rewatch 4x02 you can see it missing from her necklace after speaking to Olenna at the wedding.

We kept telling you watch the wedding feast carefully, you can actuualy see it! Olenna fondled Sansa's necklace just as she did with Margaery's.

How have you guys forget that roose sent Locke to the wall 😂 of course it’s the guy who cut off jaime’s hand lol

Bonus points for Reading Rainbow reference!!

Other shows try to be unpredictable but in the end they are just a juxtaposition of random events. GoT makes you say: "Oh, I didn't see that coming but now it all makes sense."

You remember the bald guy (Janos Slynt) talking to Allisar Thorne? He was the Commander of the City's Watch in King's Landing. When Tyrion was Hand of the King in season 2, he sent him to the wall for betraying the previous Hand (Ned). He also killed that baby.

Aaron: “He’s like the Iceland coach in The Mighty Ducks.” Me: SUBSCRIBED 😅

Yes that is Locke who cut off Jamie's hand by the way. He's there for a reason.

For whatever is worth, the rape scene was not intended to be a rape scene. It was suppose to be consensual like in the book but they completely botched it. In the book, Cersei initially says no but but by the end is verbalizing her consent by saying "yes yes" over and over. The show failed to do this yet they continued to insist it wasn't rape. So bizarre.

littlefinger: "nothing like a thoughtful gift to make a new friendship grow strong" - cuts to the Tyrells - The Tyrell's house words are "growing strong".

If you rewatch the scene where Baelish is talking to Sansa in the ship, he's straight up says in his own way who his new friends are. If you pay attention and know all of the house mottos well enough, you'll get it. It's not a spoiler. It's an Easter egg.

“I’ll reach through the screen and kill Baelish myself.” Love that energy. I know other people have said it, but Aaron really is different ever since the Red Wedding. Since Catelyn died, I haven’t seen him cry. He’s also more pessimistic and it makes him a little better at guessing things. Proud of Olenna for protecting her granddaughter. Margaery played Joffrey like an easy chess game, but eventually Joffrey would’ve hurt her like he did to Sansa (and Ros). There’s only so much control you can have on a psychopath. “You could’ve gone easier on him.” Jon acting like he didn’t do that exact same thing to the new Night’s Watch boys whenever he first got to the Wall haha. Tommen and Margaery is so fucking weird. Good ole medieval times? Speaking of medieval times, how great is it to be a woman in these times! Craster’s daughters have known nothing but rape and abuse. Hodor :( 2:13 that was a jumpscare

Watching these reactions to hear their theories in anticipation for the later seasons >>>>>>>>>>>>>

"That little kid is going to save somebody. I already see the Disney ethos"

It was the same guy that cut Jaime hand off

Me yelling during this episode “It is TOTALLY the same f-ing guy!!” 😆

"Nothing like a thoughtful gift to make a new friendship *grow strong* ."

I binged your guys reaction to this in like a week and have been excited for this episode 😭

8:52 Love how camera pans to Lady Olenna as Baelish says his line and that too with the words of House Tyrell, 'Growing Strong'. Intending that Lady Olenna killed Joffrey.

notice how olenna played with margaery's necklace and fixed her hair in the garden scene.

I feel like Jaime always wanted Ned’s respect. He seems most upset about how Ned treated him versus anyone else, and he told Ned about how killing the Mad King felt like justice for Ned’s father and brother, but still Ned never gave him any respect. So I don’t know, maybe he didn’t feel right fighting with a sword reforged from Ned Stark’s sword? 🤔 I agree it’s a stupid move for someone with only one hand. He does need all the help he can get..

OMG Busters your reactions are even creepin me out. LOL they are just that damn awesome. 😎👍👍 So it looks like the comment section is already on fire about Locke. Just an extra FYI besides Tywin having Ned's Valyrian Steel sword forged into the "Two Swords" during that cold open and now Jamie gifted one of them Brianne which is awesome. Tywin also burned the Wolfe pellet robes Robb used to wear in that same scene. Yes you guys did call it (all the back in Season 2 when Jon witnessed Craster taking the baby boy into the forest) about what the White Walkers were doing to the abandoned newborns. I get goosebumps 👻 everytime I hear you guys dropping a comment that I know will come pretty close to 💯 % correct. Yes, that is exactly why we 🥰 Grandma Lady O. Mike even said she is as smart as Tywin...only she is a girl..lol. My Christmas/Hanukkah ☃️ wish 2 Episodes per week in December. Peace Out🕊

That little boy is really gnna be someone!

Reminded of how jam packed this episode was! Love your reactions, and can’t wait for more!

Loving your reactions, and loving you guys putting the puzzle pieces together. More, please! This chick can't wait for future episodes from you guys!

Just to let you know Margarey is meant to be 16 at this point 😊

That’s the same guy who cut Jamie’s hand 100%

Margery knows how to play the game. Get in right away to get little Tommen in the palms of her beautiful hands. She knows the boy is not cruel but a nice kid, and just be friendly with him, he will do anything she says. If you think deciding marriages between whatever age Margery is and a 10-year old Tommen (I think they aged him up drastically in this season and next from what he was in the books), then wait till you get to House of the Dragon. They be naming pre-schoolers to marry each other when they come of age! LOL

Not just a white walker, he's the Night King.

wtf the Bolton bannerman named Locke at the wall talking to Jon is the same dude who chopped off jaimie's hand. lol. He also looks and speaks identically to the way he does in his earlier scenes lol.

Not only is he the guy who cut of Jaime's hand, he's the actor who played Hitler in the Preacher series.

Yay, Ser Pounce. Protector of the realm.

Yes it's the guy that cut Jaime's hand. He was sent by the Boltons to find Bran and Rickon I believe

Dany's eye for an eye ruthlessness is gonna keep escalating.

I look forward to your reactions I even watched the series with you guys but binged it and now it’s over :( But I’m happy I get to rewatch with you two:) Also, your predictions are on point lol

You guys should go back and watch the scene at Joffrey’s party when Lady O is talking to Sansa…the details in that exchange are great. You can see her touching the necklace and a stone is missing afterwards. And yes, the new Crow is the same guy that cut off Jamie’s hand. Definitely not a likable character. Lol

I think Lady Olenna is a fantastic character...one of my faves! Thanks guys for another great reaction!!! Howdy hello from Oregon💚

I was a bit late to the last episode, but i left this comment - Wanna hear a funny thing? The scene between jaime and cercei wasnt meant to be a rape scene. That means everyone that worked with the script, directing, and editing thought ”yep, thats consensual sex right there”

I was just thinkin bout you guys, then you pop up. Meant to be.

But yeah, great reaction and one of the best episodes so far in your GoT journey(where are a lot is going down and happening at the sametime), didn't mean to sound negative in my last comment but had to point out my opinion at least. Great reaction!

It's the G.O.T. G.O.A.T.s Mike & Aaron 😎👍

Turns out Jamie does have honor and does want to fulfill his end of the deal by helping the stark children

Just adding along with everyone else to re-watch the wedding feast, very closely. Once you see it you can't unsee it! Maybe make a short video/commentary of it for us....pretty please!🙏

This was a fun one. Fun season. Ice Mordor is wild.

Yes that is the dude that cut jaime.

Ok guys, quick question: How did Olena get the poison? There was a significant hint in this episode.

Check out Diana Rigg in her youngers days. She was an absolute stunner!

Notification gang 💗

Just FYI that r*pey scene never gets touched upon again, it didnt happen in the books either. Directors just put it in for "shock value", might as well act like it didnt happen since it practically didnt and it is totally out of character for him

Little Finger used the Tyrell's words growing strong to talk about his new friends. Olenna was looking for the best necklace. She was really looking for a necklace to carry the poison. Olenna plays with Sansa's necklace and take a stone from it. She us a king slayer. As is Melisandre BTW when she killed Renly

I'm sure someone commented this before but I just wanted to say it just in case you don't know: In the books Jaime didn't rape Cercei. Apparently, the show directors didn't notice that scene would come across as rape. So, to sum up: Jaime didn't rape Cercei. You can feel free to like him! ;-)

Locke works for the Boltons, bro. He's bad news.

DONT CLICK READ MORE, THERE IS A SPOILER, I JUST WANNA REFERENCE SOMETHING TO OLD GOT WATCHERS. 13:07 “that little boy is gonna save somebody because of that shit” interesting take 😅

Been waiting for my BOISSSS reaction

If snasa went back to kings landing she's on trial too and off her head is going LOL cersei would have her murdered

Yeah he's the guy that took Jamie's hand

And the scene where elina touch margery's locket. Dat scene was to remind you dat day before geofrey death elina similarly touch sansa locket which have poison. And yet u didnt remember it

It’s not television, it’s HBO 😂

He's probably about 15, not 'literally 10'

Yes, it's the same guy.

I'm sure people must have commented this to you already, but Jaime didn't r his sister - the showrunners/director/people involved were horrified when the viewers saw the scene that way. So you can just forget it existed - they never meant that to happen, Jaime to be the very thing he despises the most.

i havent read the books but i think the babies end up being the lieutenants.

Cersei deserved it.....Jamie is a Good Guy and really became humble after he lost his hand....

Tommen ain't little. I think he was--fourteen/fifteen in this season? Yeah, still not better! lol But we know what Margaery is doing!

The director of last episode said they botched the scene between Jaime & Cersei. it was not meant to be a depiction as a rape scene, (which is how most viewers saw it) but consensual as it was in the book.

Relax guys, I mean on the show at least Tommen is like 10 in the beginning, and on this season he is more like ~13-14-ish. Basically entering tough teenage years here. And he is to be the king after all. In these times kings tend to rule from very young, and a bride is given to them sooner rather than later. In this regard he was a bit lucky to get Margaery and not some other truly vile woman. At least she is treating him well. Let's be honest that's way better than most marriages ever hope for, in Westeros.

8:58 as you pause and are talking about it, they are revealing your whole conversation's questions.

I get it fellas -- it's cringe. I wont go all historical on a fantasy show based on fantasy books... However, age differences and inter-marriage was kinda sort of common in middle ages and other dynastic ruling periods where powers married off by arrangement & to forge alliances. Not saying it's cool. Not saying it's relatable now. It is all fake but adds a "real" other-world feel to it that recalls history in our actual past--creepy though it is. It also shows the lengths powers will go with their own interests in mind. Lastly -- not justifying it, but I've been to present day societies and cultures where arranged relations with disturbing age differences still occur.

Yes guy's it's the same guy

That fella right there cut off Jamie's hand, yeah.

It's genuinely amazing how many of the details you get wrong. It's almost as if youre watching a completely different show

Hi guys! I was worried that y’all weren’t coming back

Olenna did what any other character wanted to do. Kill the psychopath Joffrey. Olenna is a ruthless person, but she had a motive to do it. She knew sooner or later Joffrey could turn his cruelity to Margaery. Plus if Loras found it, he could try to do something. We already saw how impulsive he is. So if he did somethinga against Joffrey, the Tyrells would be in a open war with Lannisters. Also Joffrey was very unpredictable and maybe Margaery manipulations could not work any longer. So Olenna did murder him, to avoid such problems. Sadly Cersei was so blind, that she didnt understood she point a wrong person. Giving Olenna a free pass.... This scene also shows that Margaery is ambitious but she is not ruthless as her grandmother.. Olenna never underestimated her opponents. Even with Cersei! Thats why she survive so long in the political game. -Tommen is friendly and may seem more easy to manipulate. Margaery tries to seduce him, but not in sexual way. she adapt her manipulation to please the boy (sure in our eyes, its so wrong. she is older. But lets not forget this show have inspiration in the medieval times. So it was common for young boys or girls marry to older people. In our world, there was queens that were married at the age of 5 or 8 to older kings or vice versa. So it was the mentality back then. Anyway i do enjoy the kiss in the forehead. It also shows that Margaery knows how to adapt her skills to each target. -Cersei is angry because Jaime was defending Tyrion. In her eyes, Tyrion is the murder, and Jaime doesnt believe her. instead he choose to defend Tyrion. Thats why she was angry at him. In some ways, she felt betrayed!

This is why I hate the rape scene so much. If they wanted to show that Jaime is still a morally dark or evil character, that would be one thing. To pretend like it never even happened is just so jarring.

Yes Roose Bolton sent Locke to the wall to sniff out Bran, the heir to Winterfell and the last threat to bolton rule in the north. They said it in episode 2. He was sent to the wall because they thought Jon would know Bran's whereabouts. Also, Baelish has been grooming Sansa, much more relentlessly since like Season 1. She's also a child and their age difference is much more than the age difference between Tommen and Margaery. We cannot be selectively abhorred.

Jaime didn’t acutely rape Cersei that scene was just portly directed so it looked that way (the actors confirmed it)

Someone tell them pls to erase the jamie scene of last episode out of their head. It wasnt supposed to be a r scene. Thats why its never gonna be mentioned in the show, cause it actually didnt happen and it was just a fuck up in filming the scene

Yeah he is the sameguy ,he mentioned even his name, locke, to jon snow

Its the same guy, Locke....

SPOILERS-FREE COMMENT: Just to set things straight because you being upset about Jaime is understandable: the scene with Cersei strikes badly mainly because of bad directing. Both in the books and in the original series script the scene in Joffrey's funeral was meant to be CONSENSUAL. Cersei is just hesitant about them doing it because the Great Sept was a public space and they could be spotted, but after a few moments she not only actively engages but also gets on Jaime quite a bit, if you know what I mean. Both Nikolaj and Lena acted the scene that way, but sadly with the editing cuts the final scene looked like a r*** . The director of that episode, Alex Graves, was sacked after the incident. The original meaning of the -again CONSENSUAL, still twisted- scene is important because it portrays the Lannister twin's mechanism to cope with their strong emotions and their damaged lives. Hope this info helps you come to terms with Jaime's arc so far!

Sadists are bad for business. No one liked Joffrey. IDC who did it, it was an act of public service 👌🏽

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10:50 WHY? They need alliances. To get alliances you must bind them by marriage and then blood. If you do not, then why would I trust you?

Tommen/Margaery was gross to the actors too. In that night visit scene, they originally wrote for things to be saucier. But, Natalie Dormer who plays Margaery was like YUCK GROSS I DON'T WANNA DO THAT. So, they settled on a forehead kiss. Still soooooo damn creepy lol

More dances and singing!

LET’S GO

Janis slynt Is a slime ball he was the commander of the city watch who betrayed Ned! 😡 tyrion was the one who sent his ass to the wall

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