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My WatchisOver. “Oathbreaker,” Jon Snow returns from death after Melisandre successfully brings him back to life. Still trying to understand what his resurrection means, Jon remembers that he was betrayed and murdered by members of the Night’s Watch, including Alliser Thorne and young Olly. Once Jon is back on his feet, he knows that those responsible must face the consequences of their actions. Jon carries out the sentence at Castle Black, where Alliser Thorne, Olly, and the other conspirators are hanged. Before their execution, Thorne openly admits that he helped kill Jon because he believed he was defending the Night’s Watch and the realm. Jon listens without changing the sentence. Even though the men had once been his brothers, Jon follows through with the punishment for their mutiny and murder. After the executions, Jon removes his black cloak and hands it to Edd. He tells him, “My watch is ended.” The words are significant because Jon had already technically died while serving the Night’s Watch, and his resurrection gives him a chance to leave that life behind. For Jon, this marks the beginning of a new chapter one where he is no longer bound by the vows that once defined his life.
Peter Gum146,254 views • 15 days ago
Jon Snow imprisoned. After Jon Snow kills Daenerys Targaryen in the throne room, Grey Worm and the Unsullied arrest him. Daenerys had just destroyed much of King’s Landing and declared that she intended to continue her conquest, while Jon had become increasingly disturbed by her actions. After killing her, Jon is imprisoned for regicide, and Grey Worm wants him executed. The situation becomes politically dangerous because Daenerys’s forces still control the city, while Jon has supporters among the remaining Westerosi leaders. At the meeting of the surviving lords, Tyrion Lannister argues that Jon must face consequences, but the leaders ultimately decide his fate rather than simply handing him over to Grey Worm. Bran Stark becomes king, and Jon is sentenced to return to the Night’s Watch. Jon eventually travels north, reunites with Tormund and Ghost, and goes beyond the Wall with the Free Folk. His punishment effectively removes him from the struggle for the Iron Throne while allowing the conflict between the Unsullied and the Westerosi to end without another war.
Peter Gum188,351 views • 1 month ago
They became Victim of their own making. The Children of the Forest created the Night King thousands of years before the events of Game of Thrones. During their war with the First Men, the Children were losing their lands and feared that the First Men would destroy them completely. In desperation, they captured a man and took him to a weirwood tree. One of the Children pressed a piece of dragonglass into his chest, causing him to transform into the first White Walker "the Night King" The Children intended to use the Night King as a weapon against the First Men. The transformation gave him supernatural powers and turned him into a powerful being capable of creating and commanding other White Walkers. However, their plan eventually went horribly wrong. The Night King became a threat not only to the First Men but also to the Children themselves, as his purpose evolved from fighting humanity to destroying all life. The Children later realized that they had created something they could no longer control. They joined forces with the First Men to fight the Night King and his army during the Long Night. Although the White Walkers were defeated and pushed back into the far North, the Night King survived for thousands of years. When he eventually returned, he sought to destroy Westeros and eliminate the living, making the Children of the Forest's desperate attempt to save themselves one of the greatest mistakes in the history of Westeros.
Peter Gum59,072 views • 9 days ago
The Bells. Tyrion realizes that Varys has been openly working to replace Daenerys with Jon Snow after learning Jon’s true identity as Aegon Targaryen. Varys believes Jon would be a better ruler and begins speaking with others about supporting his claim. Tyrion, despite his friendship and long history with Varys, ultimately tells Daenerys about the betrayal. Daenerys orders Varys’s execution for treason. On the beach at Dragonstone, Varys is confronted by Grey Worm and Tyrion, and he immediately understands that Tyrion has revealed his actions. Their final exchange is emotional, with Tyrion acknowledging that Varys had risked everything to serve the realm. Varys accepts his fate, telling Tyrion that he hopes he is wrong about Daenerys. Drogon then burns Varys alive on Daenerys’s command while Tyrion watches helplessly. The scene is especially painful because Tyrion knows that Varys was trying to prevent what he believed would become tyranny, yet Tyrion’s decision to reveal him ultimately leads to his death. It also marks a major turning point for Tyrion, as he begins to understand how dangerous Daenerys has become.
Peter Gum89,266 views • 20 days ago
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The peaceful picnic quickly became a lethal game of cat and mouse
Peter Gum734,503 views • 8 months ago
Daenerys Targaryen stood tall before Moro , refusing to bow her head despite the circle of hardened Dothraki warriors around her. “I am Daenerys Stormborn,” she said firmly. “Widow of Khal Drogo, Mother of Dragons.” Moro laughed, amused by her courage. “Your khal is dead. His khaleesi belongs with the dosh khaleen now.” Daenerys stepped closer instead of retreating. “You speak as if I am weak. Yet I walked into fire and lived. Ask yourself, Khal Moro… what kind of woman does that?” The camp grew quiet. Moro’s grin faded slightly as he studied her with new caution, realizing this silver-haired foreign queen was unlike anyone he had ever captured.
Peter Gum291,514 views • 4 months ago
A Targaryen with Black Hair Many people will say Jon Snow had black hair because he inherited the Stark look from his mother, Lyanna Stark. In both the books and the TV series, Jon is the son of Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen. While Targaryens are famous for their silver-gold hair and purple eyes, those traits are not always inherited. Jon takes after the Stark side of his family: Dark brown/black hair Grey eyes (in the books) Stark facial features This is actually an important clue in the story. Just as Robert Baratheon's children should have inherited his dark hair, Jon inheriting Stark features shows that not every child of a silver-haired Targaryen will necessarily look Targaryen. Another example is Baelor Breakspear, a Targaryen prince who inherited the dark hair and features of his mother rather than the classic silver-haired Targaryen appearance. Jon's black hair isn't a mistake, it's the result of the gods keeping him for a greater purpose..
Peter Gum206,465 views • 4 months ago
Arya Stark Served House Frey the most coolest revenge in GOT After the Red Wedding, Arya Stark eventually takes revenge on Walder Frey and House Frey. Using skills learned from the Faceless Men, Arya disguises herself, kills Walder Frey, and then impersonates him. Later, she gathers the Frey men in a hall, serves them poisoned wine, and reveals her true identity before they die, saying: "Leave one wolf alive and the sheep are never safe." This act wipes out much of House Frey's leadership and avenges the murder of her mother, brother, and many Stark supporters at the Red Wedding. It is one of Arya's most memorable revenge moments in the series. I think she made everything look simple and sweet, what do you think?
Peter Gum130,452 views • 4 months ago
Bran Stark asks Samwell Tarly to tell Jon Snow the truth about his identity. Bran knows that Jon is actually Aegon Targaryen, the legitimate son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark. Bran tells Sam that Jon needs to hear the truth from him. Sam then reveals to Jon that he is not Ned Stark’s bastard, but the true heir to the Iron Throne. He explains that Jon’s real name is Aegon Targaryen, and that his father was Rhaegar and his mother was Lyanna Stark. This revelation completely changes Jon’s understanding of his identity and his claim to the throne.
Peter Gum23,267 views • 22 days ago
Many people will say Jon Snow had black hair because he inherited the Stark look from his mother, Lyanna Stark. In both the books and the TV series, Jon is the son of Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen. While Targaryens are famous for their silver-gold hair and purple eyes, those traits are not always inherited. Jon takes after the Stark side of his family: Dark brown/black hair Grey eyes (in the books) Stark facial features This is actually an important clue in the story. Just as Robert Baratheon's children should have inherited his dark hair, Jon inheriting Stark features shows that not every child of a silver-haired Targaryen will necessarily look Targaryen. Another example is Baelor Breakspear, a Targaryen prince who inherited the dark hair and features of his mother rather than the classic silver-haired Targaryen appearance. Jon's black hair isn't a mistake, it's the result of the gods keeping him for a greater purpose..
Peter Gum66,824 views • 3 months ago