The Lines Have Been Drawn! Game of Thrones Reaction |GOT REACTION| 1 x 8 

Oh! Two episodes in two days, we are spoiled! ❤ the need to binge is strong 😂

Dany is not manipulating Khal Drogo. Drogo had no interest in going to Westeros even when Dany was talking to him about the Iron throne! The only reason Drogo want's to go there now, is because they tried to murder his wife and unborn son! Not cause Dany manipulated him! He loves Dany, but he's doing it more for his unborn son! He did say:" I will give my SON, the Iron chair!"

The love between Dany and Drogo is real ❤

Awww, ur puppy is so adorable. Dany has actually formed a lot of love for Khal Drogo. Their love is real. Thanx so much, Peace

FYI Daenerys was not manipulating Drago. She actually loves him

Wow. I’m so happy to see another video this week. It’s been a very stressful week and to see your video this morning made me feel so much better. Silly I know. You two remind me so much of my children and I rarely get to see my kids. So it’s like watching with my kids and for someone who is alone all day makes me feel like company came over. Love every video keep up the great job. Love and prayers

Wow didn't expect this episode so soon🎉🎊 thank you for this treat ❤️

When it comes to armies, it looks like this: As you probably already know, we have 8 main regions ruled by 8 great families: - North (House Stark of Wintefell) - Riverlands (House Tully of Riverrun) - The Vale (House Arryn of the Eyrie) - Westerlands (House Lannister of Casterly Rock) - Iron Islands (House Greyjoy of Pyke) - Stormlands (House Baratheon of Storm's End) - Reach (House Tyrel of Highgarden) - Dorne (House Martell of Sunspear) And now all these families are the main families in particular lands, but not the only ones. In each of these regions there are many smaller and larger houses and the system works in such a way that all smaller houses swear allegiance to the larger one ruling a given region (For example, all other houses of the North take an oath of allegiance to House Stark because it rules the North and so in every land). These remaining houses are actually "bannermans" of the larger ones, and it was their bannermen that Robb called because they all swore an oath to Lord Stark of Winterfell. The Starks have their own soldiers, but the remaining Northern armies are under the control of the other houses depending on their residence, only all those Northern houses loyal to the Starks are to present themselves with their army on the orders of the Lord of Winterfell. This is how a full army is gathered. This is more or less the system in place in all 8 lands. There, each of the ruling families also has its own army, but it also has its own numerous bannermen, i.e. other families who come with their own armies at the request of the ruling family. Additionally, each of the 8 main houses ruling the individual lands I mentioned (even though they rule almost independently over their own lands) must swear an oath of allegiance to the king sitting on the iron throne in King's Landing in the Crownlands. So Robert and now it seems Joffrey. The king does not have his own large army and goes on major wars by calling on his bannermen, i.e. families loyal to him. So the hierarchy of this system is: 1. The most important thing in theory is the king on the iron throne sitting in King's Landing to whom all other houses must be loyal. I wrote in theory because these houses may be unfaithful and then rebellions against the throne break out, like 17/18 years before the action of the series, when during Robert Baratheon's rebellion supported by the Stark houses, Arryn and Tully, the Targaryen dynasty and the dethroned Aerys Targaryen, the so-called mad king, were overthrown. 2. Lords from the great 8 houses ruling individual regions (Starks, Lannisters, Arryns, Greyjoys, etc.). Theoretically, they are subordinate to the king, but they rule their own lands independently and have other families under them. 3. All smaller or larger regional families. Regardless of the region, the residences are subordinate to the ruling house (e.g. the Bolton, Umber or Glover houses as the Northern houses are subordinate to the Stark house, etc.) It looks something like this. It's important to realize that Westeros is much bigger than it may seem. The North is not only Winterfell (it is the capital of the North because it is the seat of the ruling Stark family), but it is just one of many locations and castles in the North.

Jon’s wolf Ghost wasn’t trying to get out, he was trying to get in to save Jon. Jon told him to stay while he went inside to the Lord Commander. The dead man slammed the door when he went in and locked Ghost out.

16:03 "He didn't even tell his wolf to do that." "He didn't have to." He really didn't. I have a highly protective dog and they can feel their person's energy and respond accordingly. When I look out my window and see cops harassing homeless people across the street, I don't say or do anything to outwardly indicate my feelings. My dog is standing by my side, unable to see out the window, yet growling for no other reason than I'm feeling angry.

Loving the reactions guys y’all are taking in the info well and can’t wait to continue the journey

In the books, after Ser Barristan left the throne room (either Joffrey or Cersei, I don't remember which) accused him of a treasonous act and sent guards to bring him back. He was never found, just a trail of dead guards killed by an unarmed man. Just to give some context to how badass he was!

So happy to see these two episodes back to back. Hope you do the same with the next two. Also “have you ever known a horrible person to seize power and not be worse?” What a fantastic insight Mr October 👏

"he's like Nate Diaz"!!! I've never heard a line I like better about Drogo. Nate is my all time favorite.

Great job, as always! I'm seeing some comments about Sansa's behavior, and I'd like to float a theory of mine. Yeah, Sansa was giddy about marrying Joffrey from the beginning, but I think at this point she's completely unmoored. And - here's the theory - I think it's because they killed her wolf. I think the dire wolves are kinda connected to these characters in a soul-like way. And I think once Lady (Sansa's wolf) is killed, any true independent spirit kind of went out of her, at least for now. Just my thoughts...

Robb's Northern army of 18,000 isn't facing 20,000. Tywin told Jaime he gets command of *half* the Lannister army... one half was said to be 30,000.. which must mean Tywins half is another 30,000.

River Run is the Tully seat, Catlyn's maiden home.

I know other people have commented this- butits the first time I noticed it. Your knowedge of the GoT univerese is waaaaaay better than mine the first time I watched it through. Really impressed guys. Thank you for your reactions on RU-vid. I know I appreciate it as much as your MCU ones.

All your homework and study really shows. Learning more about the places and characters leads to a greater appreciation of this series.

You are pumping these out. Awesome!

Ser Barristan "the Bold". One of the best who ever wielded

Fun Fact: There is replica of Gandalf's sword from LOTR in the iron Throne. It's seen behind on the right of the person sitting in the throne (left from our pov). @23:28 it has a Jewel in the hilt.

22:30 Yes, Robb is currently with the army where Catelyn comes from, i.e. in the Riverlands. There are also Lannister troops in the Riverlands, including Jaime's army which, as we have heard, is besieging Riverrun, the seat of House Tully. This conversation is about the war plan, the name Riverlands did not come out of nowhere and as it indicates, there are many rivers in this land, including the largest thing in Westeros, the Trident. Robb must cross the river with his army, and the only crossing in the area is under the control of House Frey of the Twins. House Frey is the richest house of the Riverlands and, thanks to their control of the river crossing, they collected customs and became very wealthy over the years. House Frey is a House of the Riverlands and is technically sworn to House Tully of Riverrun (where Catelyn comes from), but as Catelyn herself said, some people take their oaths more seriously than others. Lord Frey, as we hear, is more of a pragmatist who, despite his oath, has not yet identified himself on either side.

Jaime is sieging Riverrun, the seat of House Tully (Cat's family). Tywin is commanding a separate army looking to attack the North's amassed forces when they cross into the riverlands. Riverrun is the "capital" of the riverlands, the area directly south of "the North" but not technically part of the North.

Watch the scene again right after ned walked out of kings chambers after the boar when he was talking to varys and renly... varys says "who gave the king wine" the lannister boy... And the scene of the king in the woods walking and boar hunting.... the lannister boy" more wine your grace"... Eveb the smallest of dialog is important

Syrio is actually my favourite minor character in the whole show and I like him a lot more than many of the good main characters too.

Dany 100% is in love with Drogo and wanted him healed. 😢

12:50, Ghost is trying to get in, not out! Ghost led Jon to the Lord Commander's quarters, and when they walked in, John told Ghost to stay in the anteroom. Jon walked through the next open doorway into the Lord Commander's main quarters. The wight was in the main quarters, standing behind that open door. As the wight came for Jon, it's body shoved the door shut, keeping Ghost stuck back in the anteroom. Ghost was trying to get in to help.

❤❤ thank you for the binge watch I love watching your reaction

I just finished GOT series that's why I'm here again coz I thought I saw in ur list of video that u guys have some GOT reactions.. But please more of these like twice or thrice a week. I love ur reactions coz I'm like you when I watched these for the first time and I started this show like 3 days ago and I just finished it last night and feels like watching it again for the first time but with you guys so... 😂😊

Seven blessings to you!

The wildling woman's name is Osha, played by Natalia Tena who also played Tonks in Harry Potter. 🐉 📺 🐺 💓 🦁

Love your thoughts on Cersei. She told her son that when you're in charge, the truth is whatever you say. It is totally a straw house. She understands the illusion of power. She rips the piece of paper. She tells Sansa she can save her family. She is constantly throwing around her own perceived power and deconstructing others.

Btw The implication was that the wine the king was offered profusely by the Lanister boy was maybe laced with something to make him more insensible which is extremely dangerous when hunting big game that can kill you like Wild Boar.

They confirmed last episode and this episode that they gave him the wine intentionally so he could die in the hunt. After Ned threatened her.

So you're thinking that Daenerys is manipulating Khal Drogo when she calls him "My moon and stars"?

Watching your reactions takes me back to the first time I watched the show - the opinions I had of characters at this stage pretty matched yours! I love how invested you guys are in the show 💜

Great reaction.

Lol no, the wife is right. There was a conspiracy against Robert...

I've got a puggy too! Greatest dogs ever!!

The other houses in the north swore fealty/allegiance to the Starks of Winterfell (i.e they're sworn to be loyal to the entire Stark family)

It feels like Christmas 🎁, getting two episodes back to back! Thank you 😊🌸

Oh wow hello summee children 😂. I was just frolicking about looking for you.

Varys on King Robert and the wine, the boar and mercy, that's not the point. Yes, it was a boar, yes he was drunk, but Ned's MERCY for Cersei's 3 children and Robert himself "killed" him, his legacy, his name. the kingdom,... the REALM Varys loves so much....

Ooh Christmas early lmaoo! Thank you for your hard work. Cheers 🥂

Keep it up!🇬🇧🙏

Bravo.

What do we say to the god of folding laundry? NOT TODAYYY! ;)

Thank you so much for posting this early, the excitement is so real!

Nate Diaz always getting his face punched in tho.

4:55 I mean varys kind of all but said it a few moments before this

I dont think its ever explicitly stated but Roberts wine was drugged in made him an easy target while hunting

I'm forever going to think of drogo as fighting like nate diaz.

Great job, as always! A thought about Varys, the bald spymaster. He has said, I think a few times, that he serves "the realm". I think to him that means, in every situation, he will do whatever he thinks is BEST for the realm, short of sacrificing himself (he is, as he says himself, no hero). Not what's best for the Lannisters, or the Starks, or any other House or group - what's best for the realm. And I think he very much has his own opinions as to what's best, and that's his guiding light. He is, in my opinion, one of the 3 smartest people in Westeros (I won't name the other 2, but lots of folks would probably agree on the names...) Looking forward to the next episodes!!

DOWN VOTE SPOILERS! Let's help @TheOctobersReact avoid spoilers in the comments by down voting any subtle and/or obvious spoilers we come across. I have noticed more than a few spoiler-esque comments on these GoT videos. A lot if them are "explaning" why @theoctobersreact reaction to something happening in the episode was "wrong" 🙄 and using references/knowledge/context/information/etc. that hasn't been revealed yet. As someone who (1) has never read the books, (2) binged the first 3 seasons right before the S4 premiere, and (3) did zero 'research' on the show or plot to "better understand what's happening," I can confirm that the show [eventually] explains everything you *need* to know to understand, follow, and enjoy the story.

You guys are amazing!

31:04 is right where we all were at this point. You get just as much as you're supposed to.😉 It's a great ride, enjoy!

I love how invested you are now :) looking forward to more! You've got a big storm comin'. Lol

Even the Hound grabbed his sword when Ser Barristan drew his, with all those men between

She’s (Cerci) is the queen in 300 also

my two favourite Summer children 💯🔥 your reactions, vibes and reviews are fun to watch. keep going!

Another great reaction!! I really look forward to them.

Yooooo y'all don't trust anybody! 😂 I love it

I think in the books its explained that Cersei had Lancel give Robert strongwine on the hunt, which is fortified and much more potent than regular wine, like brandy.

dont listen to any haters, yall BOTH doing great with the reaction! this show is starting to heat up, get ready for a wild ride!

Just for some clarification, when they refer to the Targaryen children murdered in their beds-They were referring to Prince Rhaegar’s (Dany’s brother) two children.

"Shenanigans" was an excellent word for the political drama down South. Reminded me of Super Troopers... and it fits because they're acting about that smart with a threat looming way up North.

Another great episode. I saw that 9 and 10 will come next week. Have you decided what you're doing as far as History and Lore? Just curious

Mrs. October is correct. Lancel got Robert drunk and that's why the boar killed him. It wasn't an accident.

Vikings never wore horns except for in the movies.

It's all about the illusion indeed. Unless it's magic.

There is NO WAY Syrio died in that fight after Arya ran. No shot. He knocked the Kingsgua4d guy out cold and escaped. The Kingsguard never said a word out of embarassment.

in the books they sent people after barristan to kill him, he killed them instead

Bout to go roll up BRB

7:40 - oh no, it's not about illusion. If Starks swear publicly to Joffrey - that's an oath. If a nobleman breaks the oath - that's shame and people will no longer trust them (and that can be deadly). So swearing fealty is capitulating.

18:37 you’ll see the others soon enough but there are only 4 ways to fully kill white walkers

i love watching these two, cause they got it wrong at pretty much everything..from King Robert death was not an assasination when it actually is cause Lancel did put poison in his wine as commanded by Cersei, John Snow became Commander Mormont's ward doesn't mean anything (when actually Mormont's and other people knows that Jon Snow came from House Stark and they're a very respectable and honest people, that's why Mormont chose Jon Snow clearly he wanted John Snow to become Lord Commander of the Nights Watch) , to Varys is not someone who Ned can't trust, when actually Varys was his best hope at the time..not to mentioned the wife/gf (i had no idea) thought that Varys' was the one who wanted to Kill Daenarys Stormborn when actually its was Robert's instruction (he Robert the king clearly told Ned to stop it if it's still possible indicating that the assassin probably had already half way there).. the most surprising thing was when she thought that Daenary was manipulating Drogo, but actually they both really in love and loved each other..this is proven when Khal Drogo is dead and Daenarys really misses him..hahahaha that was so funny.. Drogo was only showing his love by fulfilling everything he for Daenarys that doesn't mean he was manipulated Also the scene when Khal drogo was mad that someone tried to kill his wife but then she thought Daenarys does not agree with Drogo when she actually supports Drogo..the face doesn't always reflect what was on your mind, at least not in this show 😁 Important thing, she actually agrees with Drogo, this is set back to Medieval time so these violence , ruthlessness are nothing to them its always refreshing watching this show from other people's perspective, especially these couple..cause they're completely had different ideas and the way they perceive the story is opposite every other reactors i've wathced..

Oh, man, Ned taking the Iron Throne would be great, can you IMAGINE? Greatest king ever! Let's hope he does manage to do it. :)

So. You're off to a good start. How do you like the show so far? warning , it gets crazier! ha ha

When it comes to armies, the Northern army has about 18-20 thousand and the Lannister army has 60,000, but it is divided. About half are under the command of Lord Tywin Lannister, with the other half entrusted to Jaime

intense 😁

Consistency ❤

Who was giving King Robert all his wine?

Haha, not knocking you guys or anything of the sort, but it is easy to tell how close the tv/screen is to you when you both are reading the subtitles. Hahaha. We can't see your eyes any longer. :)

9:24 - so many hate on Robin, but how many were starved by their parents due to their insanity? He looks sick because milk is not enough. Imagine going hungry when you are young for no good reason. Bookreaders: did Lisa breastfeed him because she was afraid of poison? What was her reason?

How horrible could Joffrey be now that him and Cersei have what they wanted? What. A. Question.

8:40 Nope. These men (the northern lords) did in fact swear loyalty to their overlord which is still Ned. That is exactly what feudalism (the system of rule and administration in the seven kingdoms) is about. There is no sense of "Nationalism" as we know it today, just fealty to your lord, who, in turn, owes fealty to the king (as long as the king does not forfeit this fealty by violating the rights of his vassals or, let's say, torturing your father or brother to death, like the mad king did). The North may be different from the other parts of the kingdom concerning religion and culture, but this rule applies there just like it does in the Westerlands, the Iron Islands, the Vale, the Riverlands, the Reach, the Stormlands and in Dorne.

Hey guys can we all get them to watch Interstellar ? Let's spam the chat

I love watching with you, your my favorite, sometimes you talk over important dialog, just enjoy the show show, answers will come ❤❤

I really wouldn't say evil best describes cersei.cunning is much better.if you listen to her talk to Robert or Jeffrey she comes off smart and ruthless but not evil.everything she does IA to protect her family a very not evil pursuit.

I'm so happy you uploaded this episode so soon ❤ I still remember when I had to wait a week between each episode 😢 pretty soon all you'll be able to think about will be what's going to happen in the next episode!!! Keep it up guys ❤

i wouldn't call what dany does manipulation.. she simply tells drogo how she feels and what she would like him to do (e.g. taking care of his wounds), because she loves him.. manipulation means more than simply stating what you would like to happen and then letting the other person still make the decision.. and how in the world did she manipulate him to take the 7 kingdoms? that decision was made after someone was send to kill dany and not because dany somehow pushed him to do it.... khal drogo changed his mind and made this decision out of anger towards the people who tried to murder his wife... to be honest i have never seen someone misinterpret dany's and khal's relationship that hard.... they love each other and dany for sure is not just using him

He was drunk and got killed by the boar... who controlled the wine? Lancel Lancel *Lannister*

A bit of lore for you concerning religion. When First Men first came to Westeros thousands of years ago, they encountered Children of the Forest who believed in the Old Gods. Wars ensued but peace was made, the First Men adopted the Old Gods religion. Then, after another long period of time, came the Andals (all the human races are originally from Essos), and due to being generally superior in war, they defeated the First Men with relative ease, what they didn't manage to conquer is the North, now ruled by Starks. Andals brought the Faith of the Seven and started removing the Old Gods from Westeros, hence, most people now believe in the Seven, the North generally remains faithful to the Old Gods, with the exception of few northern houses (lordly families). 300 years ago Aegon conquered Westeros with his dragons, adopted Faith of the Seven, but did not force it on the Northerners. Down south in Westeros also live descendants of the Rhoynar, but lets save it for another time :)

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Hodor

Sansa is only 13 years old so I personally can't blame her for not knowing better about scheming people, or their real intentions. However she comes off as spoiled, whiny and just plain annoying otherwise 🤣

Top three Cersei's dumb + stupid move 1. Put Joffrey on the throne 2. Thinks she's similar to Tywin 3. Dismissing Ser Barristan Selmy Book things (Little Spoilers about some Characters) Joffrey wants someone to be blamed for his "father's" death but all the KingsGuard except Ser Barristan is Lannister man, Bloody oafs (Merryn Trant) Taryn Mant and others. And i don't know what is more stupid than dismissing Ser Barristan Selmy just because her son, Cersei "fired" Ser Barristan without honour. Btw ser barristan is most skilled swordsman on westeros now, because Arthur Dayne is Dead. On the fights only Jaimie and Clegane brothers can beat him, he has a great title. - Barristan Selmy Of House Selmy - Commander Of The KingsGuard - Heroes of the realm (Ninepenny Kings War) - Barristan Selmy The Bold And this is my spoilers characther list (if you did'nt ready dont read it.) Top 5 Skilled Swordsman in westeros (before roberts rebellion) 1. Arthur Dayne 2. Barristan Selmy 3. Jaimie Lannister 4. Oberyn Martell 5. Clegane Brothers,Ned Stark, Robb Stark (Ned older brother) Top 5 the Dangerous human in westeros (can kill anyone) - ??? (You will know with time) - Oberyn Martell - Robert Baratheon (Prime) - Arthur Dayne - Jaimie Lannister

Still hate Sansa... Normal kid would be crying "I just want to go home".. that little spoiled entitled brat "I will still be a good queen, I will worship my poor, sweet Joffrey"... As far as Daenarys... they were enslaving and killing people FOR HER WAR. They went there to build gold to buy ships to go to Westeros. She should feel bad and want to save them. She is essentially queen of her new people. She has all the power any person should ever want.

No you did not just say Dany was manipulating Drogo. 🙄✋🏾They're 100% in love and she wanted to see him healthy. Respectfully, get it right 🥱