Thanks! We've come a long way haha

you need the S

Holy shit, did you just correctly use jealous vs envious?? Are you a prophet?

That’s a bit optimistic and simplistic isn’t it? Kind of like saying “All Brienne has to do is show what a great knight she can be and the rest of Westeros will stop being sexist towards her”. Not saying Tyrion couldn’t do anything to improve his image, but all the PR and charity in the world won’t erase prejudice. Hell John and Danny basically have charity towards the wildlings and slaves and are still called “bastard” and “whore”.

The interesting thing is that Tyrion's advice actually works *for Jon*. Once Jon starts embracing his status as a bastard it becomes much easier for him to relate to others, to be less prickly all the time and he even uses it at strategic moments such as when he convinces Mance to let him join the free folk.

@@theletterm5425 Theirs worlds are completely different Jon is in a Para-military organization and Tyrion was trying to play politics

@@wisdommanari6701 I think it's more in how both of them apply Tyrion's wisdom. Jon comes to accept his identity as a bastard, so much so that "Lord Snow" becomes his official title as Lord Commander. Tyrion meanwhile lashes out, throwing his identity as the snarky, lecherous imp in everybody's face. But that is clearly just a coping mechanism. Tyrion isn't at peace with himself. It's like he says during his trial: "You make me sorry that I am not the monster you would have me be". In the end Jon accepts himself for who he is, while Tyrion more and more conforms to what other people view him as.

@@theletterm5425 well sure but look at the even surrounding them. Jon's black nature is what let Mance think he would betray the NW. but it was Noyne believing that Jon was a true and loyal man that allowed him to keep him to live. Slynt and Allister would have had Jon die either by hanging or by trying to assassinate Mance. But he was saved by Stannis then Sam manipulate Cotter Pyke and I wanna say Jason Mallister to elect Jon as NW Commander. Tyrion playing the scheming drawf alienates his sister Pycell, lord Baelish his nephew and several of the kings guard. His chain with the Wildfire was clever and he modified Cercie original plan. He is very brave when he leads the outlet charge near the mud-gate but it was Tywin and the Tyrells attack on Stannis flank that Truly defeated stannis. Book three he continues to piss off everyone around him including his dad so much so that when he is falsely accused of Joffrey murder he has no friends. He used and tossed away so many people and when they saw the opportunity to do so they did it to him. Minis the kettlebacks they're just thirsty for Cercie.

I think it‘s obvious that Tyrion is a villain. The ASOIAF community does not recognize this fact because most men would rather deny a hard truth than face it.

@@larochejaquelein3680 yeah that too it would seem

I think Kevan is also a bad person for excusing Tywin's atrocities.

@@AltSchwiftX fair enough.

Kevan is a Good Person in a Bad Situation, you too would probably be conflicted with the apathy your elder sibling towards the lower class.

Cos he's Aussie... all Aussies know about turd burgling !! Lol 😆

@@amandaofhouserobinson6707 Wait really? Please explain, to be honest I wouldn't have known anything about Australian culture if I hadn't started listening to Schwifty 😂

@@jovial.milieu was just joking!! Aussies are weird but not that weird! Lol.

Provoking and attacking is just what Tyrion does, like with Pycelle. He didn't need to humiliate him and cut his beard, but he did anyway. And I f I remember correctly there was a scene where cersei actually opened up to tyrion and he responded by insulting her.

Exactly, you can’t exactly blame Tyrion for not wanting to team up with someone who has hated him and called him a monste her whole life, accused him of murdering their mother, etc. Not to mention Oberyns story about how she tried to pinch his dick off when he was just a baby. Could Tyrion avoid antagonizing her with his clever jokes? Absolutely. But ally with her? That ship has sailed. Plus he stopped her stupid plan to launch wildfire with catapults.

@@starwarsnerd100 but he should have tried. Sending all of her guards away was a stupid idea, throwing pycelle and a black dungeon was a bad idea. He wasn't being defensive he wasn't covering his back he was also openly attacking his sister period not to mention he poisoned her. They had a deal that they would work together and that he would share his plans with her. They would negotiate and try to figure things out if they had work together they would have been Unstoppable. Personally I don't think it would have worked out but he threw the first blow not her

1️⃣ he’s the son of a prominent family, in a society and time period which highly values and glorifies Lords & their families. On the basis of *that alone,* already it is inane to suggest that he is not listed in the basic recent genealogy. 2️⃣ he killed his father, who amongst things had been Hand of the King for about 30 years (or whatever), under multiple kings. 3️⃣ even if he wasn’t mentioned out of spite, by some historian who wants to let his story go unwritten - it just doesn’t make sense. 4️⃣ Battle of the Blackwater. amongst important military events in which Tyrion Lannister played a direct or even commanding role. 5️⃣ he killed his father, after escaping from prison (where he was being held on suspicion of having murdered the king, his own nephew) 6️⃣ we don’t know where all the dust will settle, after the actual end of _A Song of Ice and Fire_ , but: assuming that Tyrion does ally himself with Daenerys Targaryen for some amount of time, then either dramatically betrays her or … whatever. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Also seems historically notable. 7️⃣ as mentioned in point number five, *he was accused of having murdered a king.* Regardless of your family background, that 👑 kind of thing _alone_ qualifies people for being in history books and pop quiz trivia answers. 8️⃣ he was married to Sansa Stark (a daughter from one of the other notable Houses), which also - perhaps there will be histories which choose to omit that - is 📖 record-worthy, for some level of historical scrutiny. (since there were no children, and the other circumstances, it is possible that this one might not be mentioned.) 9️⃣ Tywin Lannister was an absolute 😎 BOSS. He is hugely noteworthy and historically significant, there’s a song 🌧 🦁 🌧 about one of his victories, and many other points…. And Tyrion is of course inescapable, in a biography of his father. Unless they just lie entirely about how the man died. 🔟 Tyrion said a lot of clever things. Whether or not he made it into the history books, I could very well imagine that his witticisms would/might be Oscar Wilde-ly popular. 🤔🤔🤔 I think that’s enough. Just to make the point, that the inclusion of this statement is purely childish drivel, to poke fun at the actor (and perhaps, in various ways, to intentionally upset fans). It’s absurd. 🤔…. And now, my rant is over. 🎤

She has a soul. Trans don't

she didn't say anything wrong

Danishta steele showing that she's an anti-vaxxer

@@respectableindividual4593 or a flat earther 🌎 ;)

@@danishtasteele9272 AMEN SISTER ME TOO VOTE RED MAN I SURE DO LOVE LIVIN IN TEXAS

What's her bigotry again and who has it hurt?