People can post literally any form of S8 BAD and get upvotes. This plot point made 100% sense and was the perfect end for the Wildlings as well as Jon2mo ⋅ WwwWario ⋅ r/naath
Happy 4 year anniversary to The Long Night! I was on the edge of my seat the entire time, I'll never forget it.1yr ⋅ LoretiTV ⋅ r/naath
Happy 4 year anniversary to The Bells! One of the greatest episodes of television of all time. I still get goosebumps watching it to this day, I'll never forget it.1yr ⋅ LoretiTV ⋅ r/naath
'Either you prepare Aegon to rule, or you cleave to Rhaenyra and pray for her mercy'1yr ⋅ thewhitewolf199 ⋅ r/naath
What if Ned Stark Confessed the Truth to Catelyn Tully about Jon Snow?3mo ⋅ Mattzonnowriter ⋅ r/naath
Happy 7 year anniversary to Oathbreaker, which included the iconic My watch has ended scene!1yr ⋅ LoretiTV ⋅ r/naath
People complain about I never really cared much for them, yet in S1 Jamie also says The boy won't talk. And if he does, I'll kill him. Him, Ned Stark, the king, the whole bloody lot of them until you and I are the only people left in this world.2mo ⋅ WwwWario ⋅ r/naath
This Sunday we will get the final episode directed by Miguel Sapochnik in Game of Thrones universe1yr ⋅ mamula1 ⋅ r/naath
Happy 11 Year Anniversary to Baelor! One of the most iconic episodes in TV history. It set the standard of expect the unexpected and that ANYONE could die. It also set the Episode 9 precedent where you always knew something big was going to go down in these episodes.2yr ⋅ LoretiTV ⋅ r/naath
My face after finding this subreddit and thinking about all the time I wasted trying to have discussion on the other subreddits5yr ⋅ SenorSutcliff ⋅ r/naath
Rory having a proud dad reaction to Maisie killing the Night King (bonus proud sister from sophie)5yr ⋅ Red-Droid-Blue-Droid ⋅ r/naath
Lots of criticism that Jon & Wildlings go back, but they’re not going to an icy wasteland anymore. Never noticed this before my recent rewatch.2yr ⋅ ShmebulocksMistress ⋅ r/naath
Another Season 1 and 8 parallel: inbred monarch decides to go against advice of advisor(s) to show mercy by choosing to instill fear to help solidify their dubious claim4yr ⋅ monty1255 ⋅ r/naath
I’ve seen some truly horrendous takes, but this one might be the worst of all...1yr ⋅ hey_girl_ya_hungry ⋅ r/naath
Game of Thrones is the 3rd most in-demand show across all television platforms in the US after ending 4 years and 1 month ago - data for June 2023 by ParrotAnalytics7mo ⋅ marcussmith34678 ⋅ r/naath
Lots of love to Kit Harington right now, hope he comes out of this better5yr ⋅ SenorSutcliff ⋅ r/naath
I'm really glad I found this subreddit. It means a lot to have a place where I can talk in peace about how much I LOVE this entire show with others who still see it for the brilliance that it is.3yr ⋅ Tyrion_Archer ⋅ r/naath
In real life, the hardest aspect of the battle between good and evil is determining which is which. -GRRM4yr ⋅ poub06 ⋅ r/naath
Was rewatching and noticed this dialogue that I didn’t remember before. Pretty chilling to hear Daenerys say this considering what happens later in the story. The seeds were definitely planted.5yr ⋅ Spiral66 ⋅ r/naath
Jon's speech after the Long Night is underrated in my opinon. People act like he only says 'my queen' in season 83yr ⋅ thewhitewolf199 ⋅ r/naath
Not sure how anyone can watch Season 2 and question why Sansa would never want to be under the remit of the South again2yr ⋅ monty1255 ⋅ r/naath
One year ago Daenerys Targaryen unleashed Drogon on King’s landing. The special effects and visuals are spectacular in The Bells.4yr ⋅ haz_stark ⋅ r/naath
Something so real about how a human can psychologically unravel when they don’t get the validation they crave2yr ⋅ monty1255 ⋅ r/naath
I raise my glass to r/naath yesterday’s events have only made this sub stronger. We can all get back to discussing the show we love.4yr ⋅ haz_stark ⋅ r/naath
Jorah and Theon earned the ire of the Starks, betrayed loved ones, acted dishonorably, brought shame to their houses, and suffered greatly. Both worked hard to earn trust and better themselves, and both died at Winterfell, defending people they truly loved. Two of my favorite arcs in the show.4yr ⋅ rolltide1000 ⋅ r/naath
Just finished my complete rewatch and GoT is as good as ever. I thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish and I'm already looking forward to a rewatch. More thoughts inside...2yr ⋅ LoretiTV ⋅ r/naath
Anyone else feel like he has a satisfying voice like Jorah, Beric etc.?1yr ⋅ thewhitewolf199 ⋅ r/naath
Sansa really did honour Robb's memory by freeing the North and finishing what her brother started.3yr ⋅ MadAssassin5465 ⋅ r/naath
Subtly, there is this tapestry of Tyrion alone facing a destroyed King's Landing. Because the bells were also his failure.6mo ⋅ DaenerysMadQueen ⋅ r/naath
Liam Cunningham (Davos) on the ending, the length of the show and cutting elements from the books.8mo ⋅ poub06 ⋅ r/naath
Ser Barriston describes Mad King to Daenerys. But she is not her father.5yr ⋅ fanofthrones5555 ⋅ r/naath
I love that this is how Brienne chose to end Jaime’s entry, considering one of the first things written was that he ‘killed his his King’. Many people are upset with Jaime’s end but I feel this scene is the true end to his arc and it’s beautiful.4yr ⋅ Spiral66 ⋅ r/naath
Sean T. Collins again proven right by this almost universal excitement for HOTD trailer(tweet from Dec 2021)1yr ⋅ mamula1 ⋅ r/naath
that time HotPie inadvertently saved the world! The one true saviour of Westeros 🥧⚔️4yr ⋅ JonSnow-AzorAhai ⋅ r/naath
Thank the seven gods we didn't get such an abomination. I mentally puked.4yr ⋅ gen1masterrony ⋅ r/naath
What'a everyone's favorite thing about HOTD so far? For me it's the cinematography.1yr ⋅ thewhitewolf199 ⋅ r/naath
My experience might be anecdotal, but its still the most quoted show I see online.3yr ⋅ rolltide1000 ⋅ r/naath
Interesting note that after winning their respective battles in S8, Jon and Dany each give a prominent speech that nicely sums up who they are as leaders. Ice and Fire5yr ⋅ Spiral66 ⋅ r/naath
Imagine having to kill a loved one and knowing exactly what it feels like.3yr ⋅ MadAssassin5465 ⋅ r/naath
No one cares about GoT anymore. Meanwhile, in the comments for the Eternals trailer.3yr ⋅ rolltide1000 ⋅ r/naath
So many parallels between the first and final seasons. One of the more interesting ones is how the plot of the former deals with finding out the heir to the throne is a bastard and the latter with finding out a bastard is the heir to the throne4yr ⋅ monty1255 ⋅ r/naath
Lena Headey and Peter Dinklage on the set of Sesame Street with their muppet counterparts3yr ⋅ mamula1 ⋅ r/naath
🦋ANNOUNCEMENT🦋: We are starting official naath rewatch to prepare for House of the Dragon premiere!🔥🔥🔥2yr ⋅ mamula1 ⋅ r/naath
The Dothraki braids symbolize victories against enemies. I love how they slowly added more as the show progressed.3yr ⋅ leprechaun_dong ⋅ r/naath
No matter what, Daenerys Targaryen will always be one of the most legendary and iconic characters in television history2yr ⋅ LoretiTV ⋅ r/naath
Yep, fandom totally dead. No one watches nor talks about it anymore. At all. Definitely not.3yr ⋅ jackconrad ⋅ r/naath
Torren Stark the King who knelt to Aegon Targaryen, Aegon Targaryen the King who knelt to Bran Stark. Full circle ⭕️4yr ⋅ Takuveli ⋅ r/naath
'When Twyin attacked their castle, the Reynes of Castamere fled into the catacombs beneath it. Tywin sealed all but one entrance. Hundreds of men, women, and children died helplessly in those dark catacombs. Their deaths marked the resurgence of House Lannister'3yr ⋅ MadAssassin5465 ⋅ r/naath
What it means to lead people who aren't inclined to accept a woman's rule || Ruling with love vs fear.4yr ⋅ fanofthrones5555 ⋅ r/naath
Stolen from Insta but I thought this represented the circle jerk really well...3yr ⋅ LordFancypantaloonz ⋅ r/naath
(Spoilers Main) Kit Harrington and Rose Leslie are expecting their first child. Congratulations!3yr ⋅ mamula1 ⋅ r/naath
One year since we said goodbye to these beautiful characters and cast. We shall never see their like again.4yr ⋅ thewhitewolf199 ⋅ r/naath
The opening of S8E4 mirrors Dany and Sansa mourning the men they grew to love and respect, even after their betrayals. Despite being politically opposed, it’s interesting to see the shared humanity here4yr ⋅ Spiral66 ⋅ r/naath
Not sure what to do with this information: Daenerys, Tyrion and Jon - arguably the 3 most central characters to the story are reluctantly forced to kill their lovers in the finale episode of the first, middle and last season. In mercy, in defence and for the realm, respectively.4yr ⋅ Spiral66 ⋅ r/naath
I could be reaching here so apologies. But, could Emilia/Dany's beauty and aura influence how people view her actions?3yr ⋅ thewhitewolf199 ⋅ r/naath
I love how after all the torture, humiliation and invalidation that Theon went through, he ended up being the only human character who was cool enough to be directly killed by the Night King in single combat.4yr ⋅ Tyrion_Archer ⋅ r/naath
A crown for a King. This is one of the most underrated and horrible death scene imo.4yr ⋅ Mashur_Mahir ⋅ r/naath
Both Queens received a glimpse of their destinies and despite both doing their best to avoid it they could not with their respective destinies colliding in The Bells as the younger more beautiful Mad Queen cast Cersei down4yr ⋅ monty1255 ⋅ r/naath
Recognition to Issac Hempstead Wright who I think was great throughout the entire series. He had to show range for a lot of the material presented to him from the beginning. He doesn't get the same recognition as Maisie and Sophie and his ending is very divisive but he really did play a great Bran.2yr ⋅ LoretiTV ⋅ r/naath
Bryan Cogman: 'I think the people who hated the final season are more vocal than the ones who didn't'3yr ⋅ thewhitewolf199 ⋅ r/naath
was anyone else speechless after watching the bells? and what do you think of dany's powerful performance here?9mo ⋅ StruggleFar3054 ⋅ r/naath
Power resides where men believe it resides. Xaro Xhoan Doxos' vault was empty yet he was a powerful man in Qarth3yr ⋅ thewhitewolf199 ⋅ r/naath
It's almost like they did this intentionally...like some storytelling technique that I cant quite recall. It starts with 'fore' and ends with 'ing'.3yr ⋅ MadAssassin5465 ⋅ r/naath
