And all that by the power of two idiots who probably can't even write a coherent e-mail. Made someone who doesn't understand how loans work master of coin.

Specifically, master of coin

Killed the right people I suppose

yeah but him being master of coin was dumb but i mean its funny and i guess thats what they were going for in the last seasons.

He's the player character

Fancy word for a sellsword...

@@cjinxed been spending a lot of time with fancy folks.

Bruh right! 😂😂

Good Lord, I don’t need one of those 😂😂😂

@@GreatOldOne9866 we all need one of those

@@notforsaletoday1895 Yes we do. He could probably get you good weed too but he'd wait till you're 17/18 cos he's got some standards

also woud make jokes about yor cocik and stuff

He was the best thing that ever happened to Jamie

Master of killing the right people.

I don't know about that. Davos did alright for himself. And there's Sam Tarly, Brienne, Gendri well you get my point I hope.

@@jessedo2668 Davos was definitely in the game. But the others you mentioned I would agree weren't. Davos was hand to 2 kings if you count the King in the North, ya know?

No more truth than that

"If you stand upon the field of ashes of a million dead souls... ask them if honor matters. Their sílence is your awnser"

What does logistics have to do with it?

"if you and your enemy are having a fair fight, you didn't prepare enough."

@@Whiteboykun Or you chose the wrong enemy to fight !

Bronn keeps other people’s secrets. He doesn’t care who knows his

Yeah well, in ASOIAF, Jaime trains with ser llyn Payne, who doesn't have a tongue. Would be hard to match that... Holy shit, I thought the actor (more musician that actor, ) who plays Ilyn had passed away a few years back, *Wilko Johnson* , and he was very sick by the end of GoT so Bronn took his place, also because Jérôme Flynn is a fan favorite... so I googled it to make sure, and there's a bunch of articles dating from only 1 hour ago, saying that he just passed away at the age of 75... He indeed had pancreatic cancer and has to cancel some stuff. That's a creepy coincidence. RIP ser Johnson, he was one of those characters in the back that gave so much life to King's Landing, during the best seasons of the show. Only in a handful of episodes, but everyone remembers him.

He _can_ - he just chooses not to sometimes. He wouldn't have mentioned it if he was scared of Ser Whatshisname.

Oberyn was also a mercenary once.

@@bloodangel19 not just any mercenary, the Red Viper was part of the Second Son's and also learned most of his fighting style from the fight pits in Meereen. Factor in that Oberyn managed to link together several links of a maesters chain, the man was SMART smart as well. I'm still pissed that Oberyn's death didn't result in more backlash than it did in the show. Damn mountain.

@@that.canadian.vaper.guyTCVGe did what he set out to do. End the Mountain (he sure wasn’t raping anyone else as “Robert Strong” lol), and make sure Tywin died (rumoured that Tywin was actually dying slowly, possibly poisoned by Oberyn, which is why he was on the shitter at time of death). Tyrion just beat him to it with the crossbow.

@@omarbabakarkhail true. But I mean political backlash. Dorne was PISSED when Oberyn died in that fashion in the books. And they completely brushed over his death in the show. And I get that they need to change some things in order to adapt the page to the screen. I dont get really upset like others when they change things, but Oberyn was a PRINCE of Dorne. Dorne and his brother in general, would be furious that his brother died in Kings Landing. This was not a small plot point. Dorne in general was handled horribly lol, but there should have been political backlash between Kings Landing and Dorne for a bit that shaped Westeros. Imagine if Dorne teamed up with Daenerys earlier and they had helped Danny build more of a cornerstone in Westeros. It would've made the drama more compelling because Dorne really aren't the chumps they were shown to be in GOT. They fought back against the Conqueror and his kin for decades and they only made peace due to a marriage pact.

Warriors recognize each others strengths.

Some say it is better to die standing than live on the knees....but that doesn't matter anyway cause this lad died on the knees which is even worse and he f*cked up totally. What a shame.....shame...jingle-jangle....shame...jingle-jangle....shame...

@@CHEWYUMFAT I feel like he ascertained Tyrion was innocent of the assassination attempt and that also played a roll in why he stood for him in single combat.

@@Spanner249 highly doubt that. He stood for him because he is an opportunist and he was confident he’d win, thereby guaranteeing him a benefactor who is one of the wealthiest men in Westeros.

Don't think he does. He says outright that he's willing to murder children if the price is right. He's a stone-cold killer.

Yup. He held the sword and looked at her, as in saying, hes done for, do you want to end this bs now or do i gotta finish him? He waited a very long time before he finished the knight.

I take pleasure in thinking of the noble origins the House of Blackwater would invent for itself a few generations on.

He did get kinda flanderized toward the end. He always had great one-liners, but they realized the audience liked that and made that his whole character. Earlier on, he had this salt-of-the-earth wisdom along with those one-liners that made him compelling. A similar thing happened with Tormund IMO.

Well grabbing his sword part was the stupid thing

@@colinburman419 na bronn knew the odds of him an jaime getting out of dorne with the princess who was promised to dorne wasen't very realistic and he was aware if they got caught they would keep a lannister for a bargaining chip but the random knight from a backwater who one clocked jaw dropped the prince and heir to dorne while being smug is gonna get tortured and executed so i imagine bronn was talking to himself about his decisions just as much as he was talking about the prince's

He picks his fights well

I swear Bronn alone has brought stability to the realm.

He was the only one other than the night king to fight a dragon and survive. Given the proper time or necessity, he probably would have killed a dragon. It is like Jamie comments. His improvisation and tactics are above most other soldiers. He doesn't fight if he can avoid it and finds some advantage when he can't.

Bronn even gave Drogon a run for his money

It's because to the main cast he's no one important. They look at him as a sellsword the whole series and next thing you know he's lord of high garden and master of coin. Nobody attempts to assassinate Bronn, usually he is the assassin. That's why I like him, the dude kept his head low and made the most of his opportunities. And he got far. He basically started from nothing and ended up with generational wealth and status. I wonder if he made a banner.

The actor was never seen with Cersei.. Because IRL, they had a bad break-up

Not only that Bronn was named the Lord Paramount of the Reach

@@shockingbunny2122 that's the fucking richest kingdom part he mentioned at the end

@@nicklion6585 except that just sounds like he’s a Lord in the Reach, we all know it’s the richest kingdom, there are other Lords that are not Lord paramount in the reach, like the Hightower’s, Lord Paramount of the Mander or Lord Paramount of the Reach is a title granted by the Iron Throne to the liege lord of the Reach within the Seven Kingdoms. Meaning all other lords in the reach are his banner men. Meaning that it should be specified that he is the Lord Paramount and not just “a Lord of the fucking richest kingdom”.

@@shockingbunny2122 yeah but those other lords are not Lord OF the richest kingdom they are lords IN the richest kingdom though wait I'm rereading it says A Lord of the fucking richest kingdom fair enough but if it just said lord of he would have been right

And he survived

Yes... but that's not the point. He had what's- his- name replaced... the captain of the city guard who became a lord by betraying Ned Stark and the late king. He did so, in part, because the Captain was an immoral man who'd kill Robert's bastards, even the infants at their mother's breasts. Tyrion tries to be a good man, but here he realizes that his killer is just as bad as Cercie's killers so, is he better than Cersei?

@@speedcreep2605 Janos Slynt

@@speedcreep2605 and he was "Lord Commander of the City Watch".

Tyrion was born a Lanister. He's been surrounded by monsters since birth.

bravo bravo you watched the video with audio on

"Never forget what you are. Wear it like armor, and it can never be used to hurt you."

not true at all

he was in my top 3.

Absolutely. And the only one who won playing the game.

False. The Hound Sandor Clegane is the best character let’s argue

@@MacMeelo I'll take your bet and raise you Tywin Lannister, Lord of Casterly Rock and Warden of the West.

Excuse you again, SER Bronn

@@BirrDetonator1989 excuse you both, LORD Bronn by the end of it.

@@jamesomara3361Master of the Coin

Except for season 8 Bronn

Ser Bronn of Blackwater, Son of You Wouldn't Know Him.

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Thats true and the reason why is because they didn’t wanna be on set together. Kinda bonkers

Wouldn't you think people could put that shit behind them for a scene or two lol

@@BirrDetonator1989 there is actually 1 scene that includes both of them.

The joke was "what's the sharpest thing in the world?" **Squeak out a fart** "Yup, cut right through my jeans and didn't cut a thread"

Nurture VS nature

Bronn wasn't anything like a psychopath. He was a hard man, there's a big difference. He did what had to be done, but he didn't particularly enjoy it, and he generally did it without causing any excessive or unnecessary suffering.

@@brucetucker4847 I’m pretty sure he said explicitly that he did enjoy killing people, and he bragged about having sex with other people’s wives, especially after a murder. He didn’t “do what had to be done.” If he’s not a psychopath, the word has no meaning. A psychopath doesn’t have to be Hannibal Lecter.

Your uncle sounds like a legend

bled all the way for sure, before bronn throws him in the hole you can se he already had lost consciousness

It was a dual cause death, he finished dying from bleeding out the exact moment he pounded ground. Remarkable really.

@@marcbow a study for the maesters to be sure

More merciful to kill him first so he wouldn't have the long fall to be terrified through. And he waited to see if Lysa would declare the trial by combat finished without a kill, but she didn't, so he did what had to be done. Bronn's not a bad man, just a very hard and unsentimental one. He was exactly what the world he lived in demanded that he be, and he was very good at it.

Oh somehow i did not make that connection. But i guess a fitting name. Their slogan should be "Not without question. We ask: how much?"

Low born? Jon is pretty much the embodiment of royal blood, A Targaryen heir for a father and the daughter of the warden of the North for a mother, even if Ned was his father, that's still pretty noble. Also, I'd wager bronn would kill Jon.

@@BirrDetonator1989 dude, he was the bastard of Winterfell and thought the best he could achieve is the night’s watch. Catelynn disowned him and intervened on any love Ned tried to show him. He was pretty low born. Not as bad off as Gendry, but still pretty low. Theon was higher on the pecking order than Jon.

@@BirrDetonator1989 but you’re right in that Bron would probably kill him. Bron will do whatever it takes to win and sees how “honor” is a detriment in a fight.

@@Barfbagdontsag how he was treated by people in winterfell and his own view of himself isn't what makes him highborn, his genetics do, whether he knows it or not, we do. I get what you're saying but Jon is the most royal bastard you could ever think to find.

@@Barfbagdontsag also, Catelyn didn't actually hate Jon, she hated that he was a physical reminder that her husbands honour wasn't as unimpeachable as she thought.