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@archmaester65945 months ago "Few of the birds Maester Aemon had returned as of yet. One found Stannis, though. One found Dragonstone, and a king who still cared." 768
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@coldhands28025 months ago You forgot to mention that a black smith with 1 arm, Donal Noye, took out that giant. He's the same man that made Robert's Warhammer. He lost his arm during the siege of storms end. 494
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@sebastiantrias15295 months ago One of funniest moments in the battle was when Jon order Pyp and Grenn to take commend at one point and when they respond they said “him” and “me”.😂 232
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@yurp74445 months ago The 3 day book battle made the wall more immense. A sea of wildings(mixed with mammoths, and giants) against a small camp of black brothers(who hardly slept the entire time)…lasted for 3 days. 37
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@Wolltazar5 months ago rest in peace Donal Noye, and rest in peace Mag the Mighty. may the songs remember you for centuries to come 166
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@user-mx9ll8vc4j5 months ago Still this battle was treat to watch and especially the scene where they spoke the nighwatch lines it gave me goosebumps. 78
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@samuelroach98095 months ago Ngl, I read the books recently and prefered the battle in the show. I liked that Jon was fighting in the show and I thought Ygritte's death was more impactful in the show. 22
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@Peanutjoepap245 months ago The battle of the wall was a lot more drawn out in the books, a slow siege where Mance kept trying things. It’s a little more interesting but I think the show’s version is more epic since they put the wildling raid at the same time. In the book the raid just shows up and is quickly defeated before the stuff beyond the wall really gets going. ... 106
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@Chernobyl_Reactor45 months ago In case someone is wondering, for what it is worth. Jon offered a surrender if they subscribed to the Night’s Watch YouTube channel and if they donated on Patreon. The things they do for cash.
Also he offered a discount on his OF if they agreed to ceasefire.
They wanted the Jussy.
Yes, I hate myself for this comment as well. ... 100
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@FerretJohn4 months ago Yeah, turned out trying to get past a 700 foot sheer wall wasn't that easy, only the Giants bows had the range to reach the top. 5
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@rayvernperks96184 months ago I remember John being placed in a tower with a few others. He didn’t swing his sword, not once. Through that battle, he was still healing from his injuries 1
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@ivanbluecool5 months ago Surprised they don't take one of those giants or animals to show the realm what they are dealing with.
Like the hand but actually work. 45
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@tejasbalamukesh83423 months ago This was one of my personal favorite episodes. Just so much happening and such good storyline development
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@sarah-jaynemcdonald25944 months ago So they didn't have the anchor?! I LOVED that part! 1
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@chillphrog2 months ago So many of the big battles in the show deserved more screen time. You’d be hyped when they first show everyone prepping themselves, and than it cuts away to the end of the battle with a bunch of corpses like bro, WE NEED THAT ACTION ...
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@ottovonbismarck76464 months ago Reading the part where the one armed Smith took on the giant at the Iron Gate gave me goosebumps
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@jejuanmurphy6325 months ago But…it’s 4 inches of cold rolled steel, it’ll hold 😂 4
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@j915winterking95 months ago "Did you know in the books?"
No, man, I did not! 😅😅😅😅😅😅 2
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@Ghastly_Grinner4 months ago I never understood why they didn't just fill the gate in with rubble and water let the giants try and throw themselves at the gate whil having arrows rain down on them only to come to face with yet another wall of stone and ice inside ... 5
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@aegorbittersteel21545 months ago The Giant and Mammoths are my favorite part🦣 9
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@TimesFM45324 months ago You would think a northern lord would support free a buffer before the wall 2
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@LucaMatoke3 months ago They should've given us two episodes covering the battle. It'd could've been epic.
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@yurp74445 months ago Satin stood out to me. An ex prostitute from the nearby brothel. Most likely had black brother clients before he became one himself.
Jon fought alongside him during the battle and raid.
It was random, but I remembered his name.
🚶🏾‍♂️ ... 5
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@Levi-wx6gu4 months ago Is there anything not more epic in the books? 📚 1
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@angryvaultguy3 months ago Why didn't the wildlings just go around the wall? 1
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@justdirt5 months ago This is my favorite chapter in the books. Jon, with a broken leg near to passing out, has to defend the Wall against 100k people and dozens of giants with a few 100 new recruits and cripples.
Setting up dolls with black cloaks to divert arrow fire, using everything, even the rocks they were standing on to try to fight back a horde. The battle starts at dusk and ends in the morning. Jon, after successfully repelling the initial attack, watches the sun rise and sees a wasteland of burnt ground and 100s of corpses. He then checks what happened below and then passes out from exhaustion and pain.
This was also the first chapter where Satin is properly introduced. This is much more important to Jon's character than most readers think. Jon, after losing Ygritte, is torn up inside, but he knew the relationship was toxic. He is still coping with the fact that he was raped by her.
And then a pretty faced boy a few years older than him shows up. Jon from the moment he sees Satin to the end of Dance comments on Satin in non straight ways constantly.
It is confirmation to the reaction he had to Jaime at the very start of the books. Jon's crush on Satin is honestly the healthiest relationships in the whole series. Jon having a crush on a cute boy is a reminder he is still only 16.
Jon is also softer around Satin and uses his power to elevate Satin to be his ward. Jon is a very cold character by book 5 and makes a lot of hard choices but his friends and Satin keep him grounded ... 7
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@natemyers49463 months ago Whenever I hear the "Free Folk" i can't help but think of the GDs in Chicago 😂
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@SCL1114 months ago The wildlings just want to live and not get killed by the night walkers.
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@user-qv4bp7vg6u5 months ago Did u know, everything u saw on the show is much far better with great explanation in the books? 13
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@antoniogiannuzzi12564 months ago I don't get how there were so many people beyond the wall when they show beyond the wall is like Antarctica, nothing grows and few wildlife exists.
Not just that, to move all that people to one point and keep them there for weeks with mammoths and giants means a ton of food, provisions, how did they managed to do that? ...
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@psevdhome3 months ago There is not a single scene in any of the show, that is better than the one in the books. This is a fact.
Cersei and Robert's little chat is also bad, as Cersei is able to admit that their marriage is a mess. Book Cersei is too Narcissistic to admit anything is her fault. She drinks so much she goes fat, but blames her maids for shrinking her gowns. ...
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@blackvarese31605 months ago Honestly, sometimes The TV show doesn't do good describing or showing things. But I think the battle of the wall was pretty good. Because let's be real 3 days A fighting doesn't seem believable. With the number of wild wings they own, they should have been overthrown that wall the second day lol ... 6
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@michaeltanori69825 months ago The reason why the battle was so epic in the books. HBO had a budget that they couldn't afford cuz they're cheap. 4
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@andrewvincent72992 months ago It was still great in the show. Everything flowed perfectly and made complete sense within what was going on. The music was great and the suspense was out of this world. In my opinion, this was the best battle done on the show. Definitely better than Battle of the Bastards which in my opinion sucked and went full on Hollywood spectacle with logic thrown out the window. ...
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@Chad00233 months ago I'm forgetting why they were fighting again 😅??
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@morriswheatley98562 months ago Killing giants is a victory for no one.
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@matikramer96483 months ago Yeah
Jon was sent on suicide mission, if I remember correctly
2 months ago BTW this channel is not even spoiling the books but leaving in the air some serious misconceptions that can push away new readers
2 months ago It lasted no more than a week. But in the end I think George RR Martin deserves as much. I saw GOT, and I've read almost 3.200 pages, and at asoc I'm starting to feel disappointed nd angry I'm going to read the next 2.000 pages just to end on a cheap cliffhanger that has lasted 12 years. In the history of universal literature. Marting will be loved or hated no middle step. I guess Georgie has to be a bit worried. He could be remembered as the writer who abandoned his work before he had to prove it's worth. Don't get me wrong: Asoiaf is great because it's still being created; but if it is left unfinished will be just a complete failure. This is an ambitious work... or a fool's errand. ...
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@cormacoconnor77263 months ago The battle for the wall in the show was literally the best episode in the entire series.
Sometimes i think this guy is just a george rr martin shill
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@jf_kein_k85905 months ago Even in early seasons did the show tend to speed things up. 1