Bran hacks but he's too fucking lazy to use it, just sleeps all day LOL

@@TheDragonsRose He only uses it in tournaments lol

Rickon couldn't get past level 1 :D

@@mufasa5851 nuuuu he was trying nobody equipped him properly

bran's that one dude that finished the game already and just giving tips

Trash scene.

@@joelwillis2043 thank you for your high quality and convincing reply.

Well it was a nice shocking moment, but i feel like the littlefinger from the books or from the first seasons could have outsmarted these two, and would have ended more epic

@@kingfrederikofprussiathemo7830 Yeah, you're confusing the book with the tv series - two different things. I remember Arya being Tywins' cup bearer and her listening to Littlefinger's treachery, then she got the opportunity to compare notes with her brother the 3-eyed raven and her sister's stories ya had to know she was going to kill Baelish even before Sansa looked over and gave her the nod

@@joelwillis2043 trash take.

I think Baelish pees himself a little when he turns around to look at Bran. 😄

Died as he lived.

@@kristofgulyas2541 I see what you did there.

I love the fact his throat was slit, but for a different reason. LIttle finger talked. He talked, and talked, and talked, and lied, and schemed, and convined people to betray family. So when his throat was cut, he tried to talk, but couldn't. His one weapon was removed, he couldn't talk, and couldn't talk his way out of it, but yet he still tried. Even when he was holding his throat, he was trying to talk. Very poetic.

I also like the fact that when you rewatch this scene, you realize that the little conversation between Sansa and Arya at the beginning has a completely different meaning than you initially expected. It's a lord (lady) talking to their executioner, who is reminding them that they can't undo this once it's done. No appeal to emotion, just making sure they thought it through.

Agreed. Pretty much the entire show is his fault. He didn't deserve any better than this.

I was like, “Oh sure, give you a chance to defend yourself when the evidence is against you, Lord Baelish.”

this is exactly why we know its not what will actually happen in the books. it's just wish fulfillment and running out of seasons but having to tie up extremely loose ends. grrm doesn't write cheap wish fulfillment resolutions. but at least the show spared us from any possible actual ending the books will have by making terrible choices.

The North remembers.

Yep. That’s true.

And don’t forget she brought the poison into Joffrey’s wedding.

@@jjh2456 she did but I give the responsibility of that one to Olenna Tyrell.

@@jinx7501 yeah. She used Olenna as her sword since when she told Olenna the business of Joffrey she passed his sentence.

Burlington bar? 😂😂😂

Lol nop, a bar in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, can't remember the name tho

Whole world 🌎 was on silences lol

I was throttled by the thought that Sansa and Aria might actually be at odds, I prayed this was the game that Baelish wasn't the puppeteer.....Was still slammed when the trial went down though! Loved it!

I still can not understand the hate towards Baelish. Was by far the best player of Game of Thrones and only lost because of Bran, who is not an ordinary being. Baelish is one of the bezt characters out there

Man, Baelish had both his feet in the grave, and was still digging deeper and deeper

Three steps behind Bran, not Sansa

@@nikoloznasaridze6328nah Sansa definitely knew who Baelish was and didn’t trust him

@@kpj2224 nope. There was even a scene where Bran tells Sansa what Baelish is actually doing in the season 7 finale, but the directors cut it out because it would have killed that shock effect that Baelish's death scene had. Even if that scene didn't exist at all, it would have been quite easy to see how foolishly Sansa believed Baelish. Bran saved Winterfell from Corruption, but D&D didn't show it so their favorite character would get all the credit

@@nikoloznasaridze6328 I’m saying that she already never trusted Baelish, even before she met bran again. I didn’t complicate it at all

They left four alive

@@souravpaul2179 the Mockingbird was never safe in the wolf’s den.

the north remembers

“The lone wolf dies, but the pack survives.”

Wolves can be trained but they’ll never be tamed.

Mmhmm, he played them all like a fucking Stradivarius.

Littlefinger played everyone in the game of thrones, only to fall right into the Stark’s trap with his big mistake.

had littlefinger not kissed sansa and made lysa suspicious it wouldn't have happened in the first place lol

He was a smarmy lying spider in the shadows. He didn't deserve a noble or public death.

I don't hate that he was outwitted. I hate that his wits fled him after season 4. They changed his character from brilliant villain to nonsensical moron, which robbed his death of the satisfaction it should have had. Would have been amazing to see Sansa and Arya outfox him when he actually still had brain cells.

🎯

@@dereka5017 That's why you don't outrun the actual novels and end the HBO series at the point the novels were up to. The first Fullmetal Alchemist anime did that because the manga wasn't finished. When it did finish, they just made a whole new anime and finished that. But the whiny bitch fans of GoT who complained about the plot going off the rails would have complained about the series not having an ending, either, so you can't really win.

​@@dereka5017 Stop whining, dude. It's done.

"The Wolf may die, but the pack survived"

Arya works her nerves, but she loves and knows her sister.

Yet Sansa turned on Jon.....

@@redace4821, actually it’s “The Lone Wolf dies, but the pack survives.” But you were a little close to the quote.

This all ties back to the first season. Arya was "on trial" for attacking Joffrey and her wolf biting him. Sansa refused to tell the truth and back up her blood so as not to upset her "prince". Ever since that day there was some clear animosity between them, and that was built on their differing personalities. So there is some ground for them to distrust one another. But this made it clear that they were not going to betray each other again.

If we ever see her have sex though.....

having seen the show & also read all 5 books, Arya is definitely my favorite character, she’s even more badass in the books because she faces so many more obstacles and when she’s scared she says in her head “fear cuts deeper than swords” which is something Syrio Forel taught her

I can't think of a single person she killed that didn't deserve it.

@@othergrimm6592 that's precisely why we're all okay with it, even though she's honestly terrifying at this point.🤣

@@othergrimm6592 The first person she killed with needle was a little fat boy who was trying to take her to the queen. It was in S1E8 i think. During the fighting in Kings Landing between the Lannisters and the remaining Starks. Did he deserve it?

Beware the A-1000.

I think the only thing that would make this scene even better, if Lord Varys was there. 😅

That was my favorite part as well. Just cold, ruthless efficiency; no wasted movement or theatrics; the mark of a skilled professional who is keenly aware of themselves. She was a tiger on the hunt.

​@@CooleyHigh20 I really got the feeling the three siblings were a wolf pack. Wolves work together to catch their prey off guard, to surround it on all sides, and then they strike. I loved this performance.

It sounds weird but Arya gives me the same vibes Bane did in Dark Knight rises. Ruthlessly efficient but also at his/her most menacing when delivering her line quietly and without emotion. Killing your enemy in a rage to exact bloody revenge is something that people can understand, and in some way even relate to. But being in absolute control of your mind and body and still choosing to murder someone without feeling any emotion is a cold savagery that is brutal to watch.

Ninja Arya!

Yeah what a character development. She got raped for an entire season and now she is a super badass women who knows everything and is smarter than everyone.

@@azlnbstrmann1577 I guess we view it differently. She survived the worst thing that could happen to a woman, and she learned who to trust.

@@olgabahirkina1286don’t engage the crazies. I love your comment.

Littlefinger’s mistake was that she underestimated Sansa and never thought all that he had taught her will come back to him. He was honestly so close and yet so far 😂

As Tyrion said, "Lady Sansa I think you might outlive all of us."

He deserved to die but he was such a good villain I didn’t wanna see it happen

Wasn’t as good in the last couple seasons

Listen, if the lannisters had fans, anything is possible.

Because he is despicable, but it is thanks to him that most of what happens in the series happened. He was an excellent chessmaster and we have to grant him that at least.

@@oscarmarkowitz5288 So ? Doesn't change what Littlefinger was or did.

Compared to the final 2 season, yeah. But over all...it was such a cop out to kill an amazing character like Littlefinger through supernatural evidences.

this was probably the most ridiculous death in the entire show

least satisfying death scene*

Honestly it's pretty pathetic how they killed off littlefinger.

The dagger Baelish held to Ned's throat was a different dagger. Simple, straight blade, common steel.

@@Cheezzy0 nope it’s the same dagger a quick google search can tell you “The next time we see the dagger is when Ned Stark is betrayed in King's Landing. Littlefinger takes the dagger from Ned and holds it to his throat as he's captured and his men are killed.”

You hit it spot on. I have no clue what that first idiot that commented is trying to say. Maybe they still breastfeed as an adult.

That is actually Aegon the Conqueror’s dagger.

I was absolutely thinkin' the same thing about her! I've never heard of their channel before now but from I heard from her I would never consider watching it. I mean does she even pay attention to or understand the storyline? SMH

I scrolled the comment section just to find this one. Absolutely wild.

Agreed, what the actual fuck?!

I was taken aback. Like... what?! The literal snake in the garden that started the whole war between the Starks and Lannisters and she's sad he got his justice??? The fuck kinda world I'm living in?

I mean say what you want about baelish, he was one of the best players who played the game of thrones. If bran wasnt the 3 eyed raven, he probably wouldnt have been caught

Correction. It was Littefinger's mistake not to get the fuck outta there the moment Bran threw right into his face his own words about chaos being the ladder. Only The Spider heard those words. And he wasn't there to tell Bran.

I was just re-watching The Godfather earlier today. Good comparison.

I was also thinking of the Godfather cause this scene is badass!

Yes. This was supposed to lead her in the book to end Littlefinger.

the prophecy is meant to be open-ended, like everything grrm carefully writes. the showrunners made a poor choice in killing off this character, but they were running out of seasons. so that hardly justifies you thinking the prophecy applies to this non-canonical plot twist. it's just as likely the savage giant is a sandor, or a giant dragon, or a giant from north of the wall. the castle of built of snow could just as likely be a castle that jon snow built. wordplay is not out of the question. you're falling into the obvious trap that every fan theorist makes.

@@darkiepoo8949 Or they could be spot on. We won't know till GRRM releases the finale.

Except that Lia chick, who is clearly a very disturbed young lady...

😂😂😂 good joke

Arya Stark is a pair of black Air Force Ones in the body of a small girl.

@@DarcOfTheShadows Arya Stark is Ellie from Last of Us in another reality!

Why her being cast as Jean Grey was kind of awesome. To play one of the most POWERFUL Marvel chars.

She's inspirational

And when the student surpasses the teacher...

It's true. Ned was too good for this world. Poor man didn't stand a chance. 😢

littlefinger is the smartest person in Westaros, a master player in the game of thrones and he would never have died that easely and stupid. I really hate how dumb they portray him in the show. Even I could have easily talked myself out of this trial.

@@azlnbstrmann1577 REALLY??? You could talk your out of a trial where you caused the death of an assassins' father, mother, oldest brother, his pregnant wife, and her youngest brother due to your treachery? I bow to your confidence but Arya was set to this guy, even if he was you.

@@jimrichardson706 First of all, littlefinger wasn't involved in the Red Wedding. Why should he kill his beloved Catelyn? And i'm not saying that arya wouldn't just kill him anyway. I'm just concerned about how badly this entire trial is written. I'd just say: you have no proof that I did those things, just that cripple boy who claims to know everything. It would be even less disappointing if Arya just killed him after she found out he was responsible for neds death etc. But they're just pretending that littlefinger is stupid and just doesn't defend himself. Please watch the scene again and you'll see that he's not even trying to defend himself. The Littlefinger I know would do more than beg for mercy. In the books, it makes a lot more sense that Sansa will eventually overthrown him because he's teaching her how to play the Game of Thrones and she's going through some character development as well.

@@azlnbstrmann1577 Oops on the missing words. But I did write he "caused" those deaths. My point is that he is in the royal house in the North and everyone knows his treachery and hate him, even if they may take his money. What proof would a royal need to kill a known enemy of their country that's living in their house, in a tale where dragons fly and Jon comes back to life? everyone has a great plan until they get punched in the real hard - then the plan goes to crap. He even went to the guy from the Vale (who he had threatened to have killed earlier) and demand to be escorted to the Vale to show how far he was knocked off his game - over confident. Do you think the Freys and Boltons would have moved against the Starks with Ned alive and without the Lannister backing? If he hadn't killed the original Hand, Ned would have never left we have no story. Yes I agree the writing was weak but this shit writes itself. They foreshadowed this in the much earlier seasons, then again when Baelish gave Brandon the dagger - "chaos is a ladder" he shoulda left town then. BTW did you notice when Sansa gave Arya the nod to kill him?

Exactly! There are no points for guessing! They've forgotten what their job actually is.

he was a great character

Yes he did lol

hAHA iT wAs sO fUnNy tO sEe oNe of the MoSt iNtEReStInG cHaRacTeRs gEt buTchErEd bY tRaSh wRiTiNG HURRRR DURRR. Seriously. Get a fucking brain you twat.

The last two seasons are egregiously bad

If you notice when Arya is brought in before Sansa, she still had needle and the Catspaw daggar. If Arya was the one on trial then her weapons would’ve been taken away. But they weren’t so that’s how you know Arya wasn’t the one on trial.

Yup!!! I stumbled upon his channel (majors) little over a month ago and binged all the GOT reactions… I love how emotionally invested he has gotten over the course of the series, one of the best reactors out there

I've been looking for more fun GOT reactors, thanks for the short list! Let me know if you remember more!

@@enicole1203 I always recommend Jimmy Macram and The underdog Mr Williams, both great reactors. Big Bro from Big Bro and Lil Sis React just finished season 1 on Patreon and I think has half of that season on KZfaq. Machond just finished season 4 but I don’t think she’s posting them on KZfaq, just her website.

@@phoenixfox2697 oh I was following Machond for a bit, I was wondering what happened to her

@@enicole1203 She might post them on KZfaq eventually but I’m not sure.

Most brainy characters never take the supernatural into consideration...which is why seeing Stark get bested by magic users from the Marvelverse is a glorious sight

That’s actually the daggar of Aegon the Conqueror

​@@jjh2456the cornerstone of the prophesy of Ice and Fire...