I don't know how that horse was able to handle Jaime's balls of steel.

Daenerys was a dragon, but Jaime acted like a lion

Jaime: *charges* Drogon: It is a rare enough occasion for a snack to run TOWARDS me.

If Jaime Lannister killed Drogon he would be known as the Dragonslayer.

"The things I do for love"

"He came running at me, this dumb high-born lad, thinking he could end the rebellion with a single swing of his sword."

Jamie charging towards Dany probably the best scene of Got for me it still gives me chill 🔥

The imagery for this scene was absolutely fantastic. In the first few seconds of seeing jaime charge at Dany and Drogon I was instantly rooting for him. Not because I dislike Dany, but because the music and scenario are perfect for an epic fight. The brave knight vs the monstrous dragon, with Jaime almost certainly going to die.

"Flee, you idiot...you ffucking idiot!" Tyrion's exasperation is heartbreaking!

What a fucking hero, a true knight in shining armor, mounted atop his steed charging a dragon with a lance. Jaime Lannister is a real knight.

No wonder Jaime is sinking with the size of his balls for charging a dragon with one damn hand.

How can that water be so deep? His horse was just galloping on it 😂

Bronn better get a fucking gigantic castle and the hottest highborn wife ever for this fucking episode.

Love how the dothraki guy tells Tyrian that his people can't fight and then his people proceed to seriously injure a full grown dragon with a giant crossbow while it was flying (something the dothraki could never do) and then his brother charges on said dragon like an absolute warrior and madman

Jaime was so badass charging her. Standout scene!

Drogon is like "what is it you think you're doing?"

The great thing about this scene is that it contrasts so well with his charge at the Battle of the Whispering Wood (where he charged Robb after realizing his force was going to lose), except the reasoning behind his charge has changed. When he charged Robb, he absolutely believed that he would not fail. He sought to cut off the head of the enemy not because he necessarily cared all that much about the aftermath, but because he didn't want to lose and had faith in his own invincibility. When he lost his hand, he lost much of that belief, and when this battle takes place experience has shown him that he is very mortal. He charges this time, not because of vanity or because of some faith in his invincibility, but because he cares about the aftermath of the battle. He knows that more people will be burned alive should Dany live, he knows what destruction her father sought and what she has already done, and he knows that he will likely be killed in his attempt to make sure that doesn't happen. He charges any way.

best scene on the show in a long time

Jaime Fucking Lannister is a badass!

That look of fear on Danny's face when she's next to a dragon speaks volumes when compared to Jamie's conviction at facing down death.

It's a shame we got only very few scenes like this in the show. Jaime always seemed like a cocky prick but the guy backs it up with his fighting. True warrior

During that ride, for some seconds, Jaime got back that aura of “Prince Charming” he once had

That shore gets awfully deep real quick

Jaime Lannister, witnessed this monster burn through his men, watching them die in front of him as he shouts for them to take cover. Only to see another Targaryen, the daughter of the man he witnessed burn people alive for his amusement. The daughter of the man who ruined his reputation in exchange for the safety of the seven kingdoms. He just watched her dragon ravage the supply convoy and all the untrained members of his forces. He just witnessed this dragon burn his comrades. He just witnessed the Targaryen girl. What else was he going to do?

Drogon, 20 years later telling war stories: "He came running at me, the dumb high-born lad, thinking he could end the rebellion with a single swing of his spear. I blasted him down with the dragonfire. Gods, I was fiery then. Burned down his pretty red cloak. Probably melted every fucking golden hair he had. Stood over him, fire in the throat. Right before I brought it down he shouted, "Wait! Wait". They never tell you how they all shit themselves. They don't put that part in the songs. Stupid boy. Now the Tarly's bend the knee like everyone else. He could have lingered on the edge of the battle with the smart boys, and today his wife would be making him miserable, his sons would be ingrates, and he'd be waking three times in the night to piss into a bowl." I heard they don't teach that in fancy dragon lad school :P

my boy jaime protecting them homies

This scene was a homage to the traditional fantasy archetype of a Knight in shining armor charging towards a dragon

Daenerys had dragons, Jaime was the lion.

in my opinion i think that both jamie and tyrion lanister are by far this series most worthy characters, no one else holds a candle to them. and this scene is probably the best one in the series.

Leerooooy Jenkins!!!!

Such bravery!!! He almost pulled it!

I wanted him to win...

The image of Jamie charging at the dragon. Is the exact same image we all had as children. When hearing Fairy Tales of a prince charming charging into danger.

Listen to the music used for Jaime's charge. It's the sound of a man about to sacrifice himself. He knew irrespective of whether he killed Daenerys or not, he would still get killed by Drogon. But if he did succeed the war would have ended. He won't die now. He is yet to perform his final acts of redemption : killing Cersei and putting an end to the white walker menace. He is Azor Ahai.

This was easily the best scene from Season 7.

Until i saw this heroic act of Jamie i always thought My Lord Stanis was the most courageous of all. Remember him at Blackwater Bay, Dragonstone siege, Winterfell But Jamie is also up there, somewhere

This is one of most badass scenes of all time is the close we get from real knight he is crazy ass Dragon Slayer

Was anyone else thing Drogon was like "not my mother!!"

Drogon’s just casually “One sec, let me just take care of this, Mum.”

“And then he came charging at me, this dumb highborn lad. Thinking he could end the war with one swing of his sword.”-Robert Baratheon

i don't want him to die!! he is one of my fav character on the show! oh wait...

Everyone else watching:”Omg Jaime almost died.” Me:”Dang. All those poor horses.” 😂

This scene is perfect, for writing and filming. The dark-golden light, surrounded by smoke and fire, the change of focus from Jaime to the pike, the beautiful long shot of him from Tyrion point of view. Tyrion's emotional conflict mirroring our own ambivalent feelings (we empatize with both Jaime and Daenerys).

I love the subtle link to how he killed the mad king by stabbing him in the back. Here he is charging towards Daenerys' back with a spear. :)

I loved how this battle is straight out of a fantasy novel of good and evil. A battle between the army of trained soldiers in gilded armor against an invading force if savages and dragons. In any other piece of fantasy, it's clear who's good and evil, but not Game of Thrones. This show has masterfully shown that there is no clear distinction between good and evil, but that in war, the two become blurred.

The one thing that Jaime Lannister doesn't lack is balls. The guy is a warriors until the end, even with just one hand which is why I like his character. Even after throwing Bran off the tower. With the way Bran is acting now, be nice if Jaime threw him off another tower.

This is one of my favorite Tyrion moments

When I read the books and Jaime got his first POV-Chapter in the third one, I immediately started to adore him. He is such an awesome char. And in the show he is played brilliantly. Aside from Bronn, which was just superior to anyone in this episode, Jaime as cripple was still able to command the army under this attack and he almost killed Dany. As much as I love the dragons, it would've been so nice if he killed this arrogant cunt. He was nothing but awesome and also ready to die.

0:48 is an amazing shot! Love this scene.

The world did Jaime wrong. 1. He’s considered craven and dishonorable because he killed the Mad King when he’d sworn an oath as Kingsguard to protect him. Yet… 2. Part of Jaime’s decision to kill the Mad King sprang from the fact that he actually witnessed the brutal and unfair murders of Rickard and Brandon Stark, Ned’s father and brother. Jaime felt that he was doing the right thing by killing the Mad King, avenging beloved and honorable men. 3. Ned Stark himself despises Jaime for being “dishonorable” and killing the insane monster who murdered Ned’s own family! 4. By contrast, Barristan Selmy, an “honorable” Kingsguard who stuck by his king even as the latter committed countless atrocities, was actually rewarded by King Robert for sticking to his duty and was given a full royal pardon when Robert took the throne. He is hailed as a hero for not betraying the Mad King (wtf?). “Honor” in Westeros apparently only extends to duty, not morality. Fail in your duty and you fail as a person, no matter how disgusting the duty may be. In modern times, Jaime would have been considered a hero and Ser Barristan would have been decried as a war criminal.

I like how the water is shallow enough for Jamie’s horse to run in, but when Bronn tackles him off of it, suddenly he’s sinking 30 feet down.

based jaime, looking back he was 100% the hero here, as Dany ended up turning evil at the last second lmaooo

This was the last time I was truly shook by this show. Jaime has a great arc.

As Stannis once said, Jamie was many things, most of them bad... but the man was still a knight. And even as he fights for a Mad Queen, knowing her legion of sins (too many of which he had assisted in)... he got to show that to the world, if only one last time. Because that kind of charge? That's the kind of shit knights were exalted to be.

He tried to single handedly charge and kill Dany.

That small part of water suddenly got very deep

This was my favorite moment in Game of Thrones because Jaime truly got his honor back. The king slayer, oath breaker, the man without honor. Charged a dragon even after his army had been destroyed. He had the best character arch in the entire show. Going from villain to hero and it sucks how he dies. He was the kings guard who stabbed the mad king in the back to save the city. Yet, he was disgraced for life. He deserved so much more than the ending he got.

Jaime Lannister is a lion

0:44 And then the fool realized that charging someone next to a huge Dragon was a really stupid thing.

This scene places so much emphasis on how Jaime is being dragged to the depths by his armor, and the first scene of the next episode is Bronn pulling him out of the water like it's nothing..

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Doesn't anyone else feel like he should have thrown the spear?

The plot armor was strong in this scene.

The irony of this scene is fantastic. Game of Thrones is all about demonstrating why medieval fantasy is not like a fairy tale, and lo and behold, one of the most shady and immoral characters in the entire story gets a moment to act like a gallant knight from a fairy tale.

"Land in 3 inches of water, sink 30 feet." Gotcha.

It's very symbolic, that Jaime wanted to kill another one Targarien in back

Love how Daenerys facial expression and body language changes - its very subtle but she shifts from fear to confidence as she realises Drogon will protect her. True mother/child bond there, even if he is a dragon!

Drogon: "1-800-BITCHYOUTHOUGHT"

Awww poor Jaime. He didn't get the Dragonslayer XBOX achievement.

LEEEEEROOOOYYYYY JAAAAAIIIMMMMMEEEE

Flashbacks from the mad king...

I just realized Jamie wasn't in the room when King Robert told his story about the "highborn lad who thought he could win the war with a single swing of the sword"

rip horses lol.

Daenerys is no warrior, she is just a ruler who reliance too much to her Drogon, you can say how scared she is when Jaime rushes towards her. In the other hand Jaime is a true warrior even without his right hand he still has no fear of death.

My heart was pumping so hard last week with this scene

"Men are brave" That's what I see in vision while watching this

The thing that confuses me is the geography. They were at the shore, Bronn didn't superman tackle him into the sea, so how the fuck did the water suddenly become so deep?

Jamie absolute mad lad looking like a true hero charging a dragon. Too bad love made him a fool

I just love how this scene looks! The white horse in stark contrast to the fire, ashes and big ass monstrous looking dragon. It really makes Jaime look like the good knight out to slay a monster. From Jaime's perspective Daenerys must look like one too, especially considering his history with the madking. The series fucked up by having him kill his cousin, cause if this going to be in the books, Jaime is a lot more selfless in his acts than people realize, and a true unsung hero.

2in puddle turned into lake lol every time snaps me of the scene

I love how even though dragon was in considerable pain he saw someone running towards his mom and instead of biting or slashing his tail at him he instantly chose to roast him alive.

This is how I remember Jaime

The horse is running in an inch or two of water and then Jamie is sinking down the Mariana Trench.

I fail to see why he thought it was a good ides to charge at her while that dragon was pretty much alive and willing to protect his momma…. But the scene was epic

One of the best scenes in GOT❤

"flee you idiot"... should be "fly you fool" :))

The most brave and just knight in the series.

I’m sorry but this has to be the bravest fucking thing u could ever do ....ever!!!

When you dont want the dragon dead or the man who is going to kill it... its stresses me out

Gendry will save Jaime and Bronn from drowning. You can see Gendry rowing in the back just before Jaime hits the water.

That episode of Game Of Thrones is my favorite so far I barely noticed the time pass by when I watched it the first time.

I wish he did it, imagine how much more interesting it would be if the queen just died, how would the characters resolve it? How blown away would everybody be?

You can still see Daenerys standing after the flame is released. This is exactly how I'd picture it in a novel. Full detail.

Would have made a crazy end for him. Valiantly riding to slay the Queen Targarian, while his brother watches. Would make Cersie's war against her more personal than ever.

Only in the Game of Thrones can a man gallop on a horse in ankle high water along the shore line & can get tackle saved into 30 feet of water. Ever make a mad dash dive into the ocean and end up in water above your height? I didn't think so, let alone sinking your way down deep to the water's depth. The only thing that's even a bigger joke is the opening scene of the next episode. Where Jaime & Bron became the best divers/swimmers of all time. They end up hundreds of feet away, on the opposite side of the shore, coming out of calm water, with weighted gear on, from the deep depth's of the water, all in the breath they dove in on. I can hear the applause coming from all those poor souls that drowned in cement boots. Love GOT, but they just made a mockery of physics, water depths & man's tolerance in water.

I LIKE THE RED FIRE IN THE BACK OF THE THROAT BEFORE FLAME COMES OUT

If jaime had killed Daenerys, they would call him QueenSlayer

The amount of plot armor Jaime has during this battle is beyond ridiculous.

he should have just chucked that fuckin shit at dany, she's fireproof, but she aint spear through the face proof

He was this close to being both king and queen slayer