The way Ramsay forced Theon to stand there and watch everything happening to Sansa was already painful enough, but after all that time together how did Sansa never end up pregnant? 🤔
I'm thinking bro got no balls too.😂
He apologized because hurting her bothered him more than losing a battle ever could. Grey worm loved missandei
But what did he really plan with her?😁
Considering the other side 😂😂
Viserys annoyed me from the very first episode because bro carried himself like somebody important while everybody around him was clearly tired of him
Every time things didn’t go his way he immediately started threatening people like a spoiled child.
And the way he treated Daenerys was disgusting.
You could tell he stopped seeing her as his sister a long time ago and only saw her as the thing that could get him his throne back.
Meanwhile Daenerys slowly started adapting and earning respect naturally while Viserys just kept embarrassing himself more every episode.
Even the Dothraki looked at him like an irritating outsider that talked too much
Bro had zero patience, zero self awareness, and somehow still expected everybody to fear him because he was a Targaryen.
The funniest part is he genuinely believed he was born to rule while having almost none of the qualities people would actually follow.
All he really had was arrogance, anger, and a last name.
Jon really looked like a lost kid standing beside Ygritte when she brought him in front of the Lord of Bones
Bro was trying so hard to keep that serious face meanwhile you could tell this entire Wildling lifestyle was still shocking him.
And Ygritte already knew it too. That’s why
"You know nothing, Jon Snow" always fit him perfectly
Because Jon would walk into these situations acting calm, but half the time he genuinely had no idea how these people moved or what they were thinking.
Even the way he stood there during that introduction looked awkward like he was trying not to say the wrong thing and get himself k!lled immediately
Meanwhile the Wildlings around him looked completely comfortable while Jon still gave off strong “outsider” energy no matter how hard he tried blending in.
Kit Harington honestly played those moments well because Jon always looked like somebody constantly thinking too much while everybody else around him was used to that world already.
Jon really believed if his intentions were good enough people would eventually understand him.
That’s why his betrayal at Castle Black hurt so much because you could tell he never expected it to come from his own people.
Especially Olly.
Jon practically kept that boy beside him the entire time after what happened to his family. Fed him, protected him, trusted him around everything.
Meanwhile Olly never stopped looking at the Wildlings as the people who destroyed his life.
And Jon was so focused on trying to save everybody that he completely missed how much resentment was building around him inside the Night’s Watch.
The hardest part is watching Jon realize what’s happening too late.
Bro looked genuinely confused after the first stab like his brain couldn’t even process what was going on
Then seeing Olly step forward after everybody else?
Nah that part was foul.
You could see it all over Jon’s face that Olly was probably the last person he expected to do that to him.
This episode hurt way more than I expected
Watching Tuka think she was actually gone while Sterling completely fell apart without her was painful to watch.
And the saddest part is Tuka barely even focused on herself most of the time.
She was more worried about Sterling breaking down and blaming herself.
You could really feel how much they meant to each other once they were suddenly on the verge of losing that connection completely.
Then once their feelings finally started coming out, everything between them throughout the series made so much sense at once.
By the end it didn’t even feel like a mystery episode anymore
It just felt sad watching two people realize too late how important they became to each other.