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D and D broke the wall to bring the worse of television plotholes

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Cregan didn't forget starks duty to protect the wall from white walkers. While Ned did

He is just so handsome. I couldn't stop looking at him his whole scene

True lol 😂

The Starks are just soo Handsome. I could see Ned Stark in him the long hair and the grace of honor

At this point, any Stark with calm and stoic manners will steal the episode.

@@cobra8888 Winter is here ❄️

Facts just wish he had some beard

@@Munards He'll grow some so let's wait

​@@Munardshopefully they'll realise he'll look better with a beard like they did with Jace hair

Northern accent could do with some sharpening to say the least too...

@@karlm641 Do you sound exactly like your relatives or ancestors?

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Most cringe writing ever

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Oh my God 😭😭😭😭

And Season 7 kind of forgot about it

@@luigicavallo270Also they forgot about this whole period of history when they made Cersei Queen.

@@luigicavallo270 😭😭

Totally missed that. I always have to rewatch an episode twice because I feel like I miss so much when I watch it the first time

This one is ambiguous. Dany dragons ARE special, born under special circumstance by blood magic and they crossed after the Night King grabbed Bran. Could be a mistake, or just the magical touch that Dany and her dragons have. Apparently they went with the "they are special" route. I won't complain about this one, my boys are definitely special.

They became real close in the books

@@natemyers4946 Cregan saw Jace as a younger brother if I remember correctly

They were like brothers in the books they had a similar relationship like ned and Robert

@@user-hy8sf2bq2w The book says Cregan was very fond of Jace because he reminded him of his younger brother who had passed away before the Dance started.

After what happened, or what didn’t happen with blood and cheese, it’s clear we can’t go by what happened “in the books”. They might make them best friends or they might make them lovers, who knows at this point.

And then the genius Dan and Dave made white walkers such a joke , years of buildup with no payoff !!!

But why did Ned Stark act like he did not care or know about the white walkers and night king?

@@mathtrix14 I think because he believed that they were gone.Lost in myth and memory.

@@mj7814I think that was the white walkers’ strategy. Wait until they faded to myth and memory and then return to invade. It’s like the Sith in the prequels.

@mathtrix14 good question, there can be two answers, one cregan didnt know as its not explicitly stated in books, this scene was included by showrunners as a fan service to game of thrones series, second answer is that he did know about the threat not to the full extent, may be north and starks are not fully sure about the truth of white walkers but unlike rest of the westeros they didnt laugh it off as children tale and night's watch is glorified penal colony or even worse some southern lords think its a lie made up by starks. Anyway ned also respected night's watch like cregan and still hold up the tradition of one stark family memeber joins night's watch. I think at the start of first book benjen watns to talk tonned about disturbing reports north of wall but that discussion hold indefinitely when ned decided to accept robert's offer. Ibelieve ned and cregan has same knowledge about the threat north of the wall not knowledge more like foreboding that wall was not built just to keep our wildings. And they both want to prioritize their duty to north over Southern politics but in ned case it was catlyn who forced him to go and in cregan case well this falls in catagory of spoilers for show viewers, suffice to say cregan will come south.

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Wouldn’t do any other accent…

Ya Yorkshire Bastard 😂

Considering house stark is based loosely based off the house of york it's fitting

Well Yorkshire was once the heart of the North, it fits them.

Yeah, i love that detail.

Honestly we really do not know how many Targs before want to see what is beyond the Wall.

It’s also crazy how he mentions serving the wall was an honor, not a sentence. Makes you wonder when it started becoming a sentence rather than an honorable duty.

@@troyb4533 I think Cregan means in reference to a Stark going there. I assume they would have a leadership role, Benjen was First Ranger.

@@troyb4533it always was. They fought other humans. Thousands of lives wasted waiting for white walkers.

@@troyb4533 I believe that to the Northerners it has always been an honour but to the southerners it was always a sentence

Bloody Bane

the hour of the wolf is going to be so damn hardcore

Didn't know that was Ice. What a GOAT.

He reminded me of a young Ned soooo much!

It was king jaehaerys. It was queen allisant and silver wing who refused to cross it.. she tried 3 times and each time silver wing turned back

​@@mcmanus260Odd because I thought his delivery of the word "death" was really well done.

​@mcmanus260 what you talking about? his delivery was fire🔥

@@Mozee854 clearly you've never actually stepped foot in the North of England

​@@mcmanus260 don't care. It's sounds like it's up norf to me.

@@Mozee854you don’t know what northern sounds like yet make such confident claims otherwise, must be American, or worse, a horse faced home counties posho

Truee

Me too 😫

I just wanna cry my eyes out

even still this theme only my sleeping pill ❤

Nostalgia at its finest 😢

Well actually Ned had is own flaws.

@@rainstriderstreamflower5645being too honorable lol

Oh shittt, how bout that. I thought I recognized him from something but absolutely couldn't place it. Last Kingdom was a damn solid show.

Funny when i heard of Cregan for the first time (before i knew his age) i thought Alexander Dreymon (adult uhtred) may be a good fit.

Almost half the cast acted in The Last Kingdom 😂

He did not play Uhtred in the Last Kingdom. Alexander Dreymond plays him. Ewan Mitchell who plays Aemon is in the Last Kingdom.

@@tanyasoto1346 He did play Uhtred as a child in the first episode.

They did. The Starks was super loyal to the Targs, never rebelling and always uniting the North. They bent the knee to them, helped Jaehaerys and respected Viserys wish. They took multiple armies south during the Dance, the Dornish wars, and Blackfyre Rebellions. And what did it get them? Pretty much nothing. They were scorned and forgotten. There's a reason why the Starks liked Robert, he's the first and only king that respected the North. Targs deserved the fate They got

@@pergys6991 Robert's Rebellion was built on a lie - Bran Stark.. remember that, Rhaegar Targaryen loved and wed lyanna..

@@tuttuttut7758 simply because ned already sided with Robert but still Robert's rebellion was built on a lie. 🤪

@@MeltzTorralba yes but the mad king was ruler at the time and he burned the Starks alive.

@@willterry5839 you're not listening eh?

Carrying that behemoth like its a short sword. What a titan.

Oh my sweet summer child 😢

@@indrasishchakraborty5953 I know. That's what fanfictions are for.

Who's gonna tell him? 😏

Yep, even if that camaraderie is one we shall never see beyond this moment, the potential here is truly special.

HAHAHHAHAHA

Starks are probably the most opposed House to the philosophy of Ends justifying the means, that philosophy drives Arthas and brings his very doom, in the end.

What's funny is most of the lore that comes out of their mouths is wrong.

Hopefully we get The Hour of the Wolf, it was an epic chapter in Fire & Blood

This arc with Jace was much longer in the book.

@@Dani_1012 Ryan Condal's statements make me a little concerned.

​@@Dani_1012 Yeah but it will be probably in season 3

It was in the book. But Condal cut all of it.

That's sounds plausible.

Plus Ned wasn't a competent lord. He wasn't corrupt but he had a history of making poor decisions. Ned puts honor before reason.

@@rainstriderstreamflower5645 Ned was an excellent ruler in the North, he's just out of his depth as Hand of the King as an honorable man in King's Landing.

So Ned's ancestors knew that the White Walkers were alive and active.

​@rainstriderstreamflower5645 I thought that they thought the White Walkers were just a myth at that point? Because according to legend, they hadnt been seen in over 8 thousand years. And when the third horn blew, Sam and the others couldn't remember at first what that meant because the horn never blew three times before.

@@TimberlakeTigerGirl Possibly that knowledge is lost during the civil war. Remember that the Targ kings passing this knowledge and was lost.

Not at the pace this show is moving. Walking Dead was more exciting

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Lmaooo what?????? Literally just about every house have done fucked up shit throughout their family’s existence. Including the Starks lol.

That's because we haven't got our House Stark version of Fire & Blood yet.

Tyrells?

@@dillonmartin7411 All of Cregan's children were seriously messed up.

I think Aegon the conqueror told Torren Stark about his dream of the white walker invasion which convinced him the legends of his families ancient past was true and the Nights Watch was there for an important reason. With the civil war the custom of passing down the conquerors dream to the heir of the Iron Throne was stopped and over time forgotten about and made the white Walkers fade back into bed time stories

Nah the Starks forgot this custom. Benjen chose to take the Black.

@@markbrown8533 I don't think they forgot about it, more that the Stark household shrunk in size so there was little need to keep it going. Imagine the lord only has the one son and a bunch of daughters, or that there are few cousins that could inherit the lordship of Winterfell should some tragedy befall the family. At the beginning of GoT, the only Starks in the main branch are Ned and his family and Benjen. Should Brandon have survived and had sons, and Ned and Benjen done the same, then I believe the tradition would have returned considering there's a high likelihood of all three brothers having enough sons between them that they could have brought it back.

Season 7 was terrible as well

Possibly because of too many losses among the population; the Dance is followed by a harsh fibe-year winter which brought mass starvation. The south send their scum and unwanted to the Wall, of course, but when they're still recovering and when the holds and villages of the North have no men to spare, the Watch goes without.

Thank you for your comments. I will definitely fix it)

@@kingdomreyy According to what Viserys said when he made the marriage pact with Corlys about Rhaenyra and Laenor, the sons of their union will bear the name Velaryon until such time as they ascend the Iron Throne. Which would mean he remains Velaryon until such time as Rhaenyra dies and he becomes King.

Stop 😂

This may be a ret-con give D&D crappy writing!

@@rainstriderstreamflower5645It is no retcon, that Jaeherys’ dragons refused to cross the Wall has been a known fact in the lore of ASOIAF for a long time. Dany will have to do it eventually in the books as well since they’ll need to go to the further north to slay the Great Other, I think it’s simply a case of Jaeherys not being the Prince Who Was Promised.

i think Cregan Stark is handsome ❤