The Exiled Knights (Game of Thrones) 

He is still a badass

@Lord Revan 7

I wonder if it was a warning of him becoming enemy of the king.

@@LagPwnr the actual book quote: Melt it down and add it to the others, if you like. It will do you more good than the swords in the hands of these five. Perhaps Lord Stannis will chance to sit on it when he takes your throne.

It’s funny because he needs a Dragon to do it. Joffrey ain’t got no damn dragon. Lmao The Boldman tossed a little shade with that one, knowingly or not.

He could have done it without even breaking a sweat

Bruhh selmy would kill meryn with a butter knife

He cut thru 12 sons of harpy's like a cheese grader

@@batman-gu7pm That alleyway fight actually was an insult to Barristan The Bold.

@@abrarbw yeah but could've been worst. Like howland Reed back stabbing him or something

Well, the slaves that he sold were poachers. Kinda unfair of Lord Ned to be ok with men being slaves to the Night Watch, but not Slaves to Essos.

Also the sword had great sentimental and historical value to his house

@@nodinitiative the night's watch are of the north essos on the other hand are foreigners

@@nodinitiative What the hell are you talking about? Being a brother of the Night's Watch is a great honor. It's not that bad as you think. If I was some extremely poor peasant in Westeros with nothing to lose I would gladly join the Night's Watch. Free food, free place to sleep, martial training and even opportunity to rank up and become Lord Commander.

@@Ignisan_66 thats if you dont freeze to death if you are a ranger.

Every videos need more Ben Plumm and Tattered Prince.

Yep

@Rebel Tazz Yeah, the amount of depth they could of gone in too. I find it hard to even watch the early season's anymore because of how the overall series finishes. So shit.............. I am however heavily anticipating Winds of Winter though!! :)

@@seldomsane5278 how's the anticipation going?

@@G1nger519 still anticipating... 😉

@@seldomsane5278 me too

I think he most likely did it out of anger. I'm not too sure if I'm correct or not but I remember reading that he beat his wife to death with his bare hands. I think he would have just cleanly stabbed her or slit her throat if he did it out of necessity

Yep, he def would have lost some honour in the Ironborn's eyes. That would've probably made hin very angry...

Both if i had to guess

Good catch!

WHO TF IS ROGER??

Yup. I also discovered it lately but its super cool!

Thank you!

Same :P

:)

When did she hear voices and such?

He did have a prophetic dream, which then came true

A lot a Targaryens who they consider mad were just dudes who got prophetic dreams and visions and interpreted them badly which led them to do stupid things like Aerion drinking wildfire. The mostly likely case is that when most of them saw a Targaryen hatching dragons it wasn’t about them but actually dany. Doesn’t mean that they weren’t like stupid or bad people like aerion was a downright asshole but just that the supposed ‘Targaryen madness’ is brought on by the misinterpretation of their prophetic dreams. Doesn’t mean they have madness in their family, just looks like it because only the targs get prophetic dreams and visions in the nobility.

"when a targaryn is born, the gods flip a coin"

@@vedantmalhotra6325 actually some of them are just mad and it's likely due to centuries of in breeding. I do see what you mean though the visions could be a contributing factor but take a character like viserys who while he never had visions of his own he whole heartedly believed they were about him and he was also just crazy as shit to boot.

Jerry's Stories I always assumed they were trying to round up wildings. With Jorah living on Bear island he'd probably have heard about the shaves slavers close by and sent for them.

@@youngspooks but why would slavers going after wildlings come all the way around to the West, when they could just go straight across the narrow sea to the area around Hardhome?

JBTechCon yeah when you look at the geography it doesn't add up.

@@youngspooks Exactly. Jorah lied about something. I don't have a solid theory as to what or why.

The North is so barren it isn't unimaginable he tied them up and sent them to Skagos or something without any issue or major worry he might get noticed

Jorah was the fucking man. Show Danny shoulda let him hit that. In the books, yes Danny was young.. But in those times, in this world and our old one, it wasn't considered wrong. Once a woman bled, she was a woman. So no, he wasn't a pedo.

Thanks John

@Kerrie Wilson The Night's Watch is basically slavery with extra steps.

@@hoked2194 Well it’s really not because they are given a choice. The choice of either joining or facing a different punishment, castrations for rapists, cutting off the hand of a thief etc

@@Dibbo_ Not much of a choice between death/mutilation and forced service.

@@hoked2194 Yeah but it’s still a choice. You either give up your life and use your remaining years doing some good or you face the consequences of your actions.

@@Dibbo_ The old "making them an offer they can't refuse" tactic. A decision made under duress can often be voided.

We don't know if Aegon is a fake or not yet.

@@jomckellan The problem in a sense if that even if Aegon is true, Rhaegar probably annulled his marriage with Elia, which means Aegon doesn't have a claim anymore. So in a sense, Aegon is a Blackfyre when that is revealed.

Up to end of Season 4 you mean? 😉

@@letmetellyalilstory9122 up to the middle of s4 you mean? Because that's where they started big changes from books

You all are ridiculously Koalemos.

@@wadewilson8011 so not liking something is stupid now?

:o

same

He isn’t

He isn't, cuz he doesn't follow the Faith of the Seven (A practice that is very uncommon on the Iron Islands and is basically primary only done with 2 known House Harlaw members), one of which kept septons when the Faith of the Seven was still tolerated on the Iron Islands and the other one is a Knight.

Cerci is stupid and arrogant. She really thinks she is smart though she isn't. The reason is the one she stated in the show to tywin. She thought berristen is too old

Barristan should have gone down against a White Walker (Slaying the White Walker in the process), but dying of his wounds, while protecting Daenerys. This way, Jorah could have lived, but decides to go to the Nights Watch, to become its next Lord Commander.

Jorah sold poachers to a slaver. What did Roose do? nothing.........that the Starks know of

Rivers is only a bastard surname of the Riverlands. It is not a name of a house.

@@Ignisan_66 whoosh

he is not a knight

He is. Same as his brother Doran.

He showed too. But probably you didn't notice because he las like 5 seconds only. And yes, Oberyn, unlike Euron, was a knight.

You are under arrest chancellor

@@therealjesus1317 then it's treason.

@@therealjesus1317 *autistic screeching*

MetalGoySolid GigaGoyim lmao

MetalGoySolid GigaGoyim he’s too dangerous to be kept alive

Maybe. If he really is Rhaegars son, Dany will have to marry him, exile him or kill him. It's the only way to make sure that people won't turn on her. Exiling him might not even be enough, but if he goes north of the wall, it will be difficult to find him since there are no cities there. Meaning Jon will be moving around a lot up there.

They confirmed that the books and the show will have the same ending unfortunately.

@@knivesmillions2913 It won't be unfortunate if all the character arcs and plot lines are properly fleshed out. The finale wasn't bad because of the events of the ending, it was bad because of the way those events were written.

Yes, he wasn't a knight, knighthood is practiced by the followers of the faith of the seven, not ironborn

@@dylan__dog Some Ironborn do follow the Faith of the Seven, like Harras Harlaw (Who is a knight) and his uncle Rodrik Harlaw also kept septons (Which means he als practiced the Faith of the Seven). There is also this: Quellon tried to reform the ways of the ironborn and integrate them with the rest of the Seven Kingdoms by freeing thralls, forbidding most reaving, discouraging salt wives, encouraging marriages with the mainland, and bringing maesters to the Iron Islands. So Quellon wanted to integrate the Faith of the Seven into the Iron Islands. Quellon is the father of Balon, Euron and Victarion.

is he gay