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I think Ungoliant was an aspect of the Void, that being said, that knowledge is equally as terrifying as not knowing her origin

Well this is orcward...

not sure if this is actual firemagic. I mean yes it includes fire, but as far as i can tell all usages of magic prior to the comet have been somehow related to blood magic or warging(though the last one could just be a different kind of application). Always related to some sacrifice or manipulation of life. What the firemages or alchemists are doing seems to have no need for sacrifices. about who spoke in the flames... i think it was another mage the sorcerer tried to contact. There has been no gods appeared in persona and grr martin said he doesnt plan to let one appear, so its more likely that the voice was from a human. as mentioned, glass candles havent burned since the doom of valyria, so to contact or communicate over long distances mages may have instead used methods that have been proved to work even in times like these: bloodmagic. Varys may have been choosen because his hair may had have the typical valyrian colouring, making him a prefared sacrifice to fuel the magic

7:15 On the topic of human souls, my headcanon is that good human souls are sent somewhere much better than Valinor. Humans are afterall Iluvatar's favourite. They are not bound by the destiny of the world. While Elves will almost always choose good, Humans can become good or evil, based on their free will of choice. A human who chooses good over evil, is better than an Elf who will always default to good. And thus, would he be deserving of a place better than Valinor.

TLDW: George RR Martin will literally find anything else to do other than finish his stupid book.

This was a particularly good one. Thanks!

gladriel less involved? so the amazon rings of power is just gurl-boss fan-fiction? noooo, its so well written, I was sure Tolkien wrote in the lost tales reasons why a white lady had an asian baby and was dating a black elf... _ Like I'm 100% for all races to be cast in the movies, but it has to make sense... have black hobbits, asian hobbits, etc... no problem... but Don't have a black hobbit give birth to an asian hobbit that gives birth to a white hobbit.... thats not how genetics work and casting anyone for any role is insulting and racist. - it would be like an asian elf giving birth to a black dwarf... it just doesn't make sense and is virtue signaling and the work of Saurons descendents.

I was always struck that Lobelia Sackville-Baggins looks like Aunt Clara from Bewitched.

I'm very disappointed at how the writers sanitised blood and cheese. Instead of a fun and unique bit of psychological torture, it's just another murder. Those are a dime a dozen.

A thing to remember about tobacco historically, is that today tobacco is dominated by Virginia and Turkish style, which basically means the tobacco is toasted in the drying. This kills psychoactive effects and enhances stimulate effects. This is what commercial forces have found to sell best, but in WWI and before, especially outside the US, other types existed. With very psychoactive effects. Tobacco culture was very different and prevalent. For example, even into WWI many regular soldiers were instructed by their officers ti constantly pass around the officers pipe and smoke. This was because, filling in a pipe was considered a masculine achievement so people tried to speed run it. But especially pipe tobacco at that time was cured differently and was probably in come cases akin to psychoactive mushrooms. So, a bit harder to chain smoke. We forget that tobacco has a history of its own, and has been different things in different places.

Forget the Winds of Winter, forget House of the Dragon... I WANNA SEE THE CATS OF ICE AND FIRE!!

I think Melissandra is a direct product of the experiments on human/dragon mentioned in the books inhuman with mystical powers (OTHERS) also i believe that if she had figured out who Jon Snow was in time things would have definitely turned out differently! She kept saying that it was her duty to find the prince that was promised to save humanity...she failed. So sad i hated that i found her the most intriguing character in the G.O.T. tv series. It drove me to read the books and then i understood everything...the confusion of succession, the wipe out of so many blood lines valerian and targaryen, the dragons, the children...etc im re-reading the books again.❤

It’s funny that Pipeweed is exactly like Med-X (morphine) from Fallout, that it was originally just going to be called a drug irl, but they changed it to remove the association

I'm taking a small gamble here as I haven't read the book and I'm trying to watch the series without spoilers of future events. So far it seems that this series is safe. Very happy to floow for now at least :)

There's A LOT of Red Keep cat connotations with Larra Rogare, who was the wife of Viserys II.

Thanks for breaking this down in nerdy detail!!! INDEEPGEEK!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

Its been a few years since I've stopped by on this channel, glad to see you're still doing breakdowns for game of thrones! I thought you would, and I was right! INDEEPGEEK, you're awesome!!

INDEEPGEEK! you still got it! amazing breakdown!! Thank you!!! ^_^

InDEEPGEEK!!!!! its been awhile! like three years or somethin! Glad to see your still doing your thing!!!! I said to myself, I wonder if the legendary indeepgeek is still doing breakdowns of awesome shows?? and here you're! back at it again with game of thrones: house of dragon!!!! Respect!

Ages after the Sun and Moon There were at two ages before Age of the lamps Age of the Trees

I thought this video was about cooking gone wrong 😂

Cats can only be trusted by worthy humans.

Most people I know describe it as a hard-to-read book. I found it really entertaining though. The socking part for me was to know that middle earth is where we live now so watch out for those orcs hiding!

I'd like to think that it was at leat in tolkiens mind at some point that - much like how the two blue wizards would have maybe returned in tolkies sequal trilogy as "the big bad" - then maybe radagast the brown would have returned and gotten a lot more spotlight as help to our heros as a stand-in for gandalf, since he would have been the last good wizard left in middle earth...

Cregan was acted terribly. Somehow had less emotional depth than Kit Harrington

I avoided reading about blood and cheese, I just knew it was significant. I was still underwhelmed by the way the show portrayed it. A lack of visual horror wouldn’t be bad on its own but there was no tension and the dialogue was not the best which ruined it for me.

Lol last evening when i saw the title i skipped the video without checking the channel name! I thought YT is suggesting me a video on coucher practice 😂

Lol last evening when i saw the title i skipped the video without checking the channel name! I thought YT is suggesting me a video on coucher practice 😂

Why are you not doing more who???? Dang make a video for yiurself brother you know you wanna pump these out and we want you too!!!!!!! Doitttttt

One thing I'm a bit disappointed with is how the show portrays Helena in that scene. She comes across, not as a frightened mother put in an impossible situation and a queen struggling to also consider the good of the realm, but as someone naive and, honestly, a bit touched. To me, the whole sequence makes her come across as a few cats shy of a clowder.

the silmilliarian in 12 minutes ared you kidding me

Cat of the Canals? Cat of the Red Keep Tunnels.

Stannis is my one true king

Really well explained. Thanks bro

"to correct their errors of old" - seems like its own video on how they shyte the bed

One of the things I liked most about shadow of war was how they gave a few more nazgul personas. I know it’s not canon and also doesn’t match the timeline. But I like it.

Conclusion - cats are awesome.

You rock bro!

Immortal, once powerful men, cannot be killed......yet Aragon kicked all their asses at once and sent them running away. Hmmmm..........seems like a contradiction here.

Another question then, is how did such a minor house with few retainers like the Mormont's acquire Longclaw? Would an Ironborn captain or someone really have a weapon Tywin couldn't even buy? Is there any story beyond Mormonts for hundreds of years?

UNLIKELY for a cat to assassinate someone, but Not Impossible. Especially with Arya. Now who could she kill by the time she gets back to Westeros, with the Lannisters likely long gone?

UNLIKELY for a cat to assassinate someone, but Not Impossible. Especially with Arya. Now who could she kill by the time she gets back to Westeros, with the Lannisters likely long gone?

I'm all for a Cats of Ice and Fire video!

Balerion is one bad feline. Not even Ser Pounce would raise claws against him.

I woud like to hear more about the dwarves. Of the seven fathers we seem to only have a name for one of them, Durin. We know so little about any of the dwarf strongholds other than Moria and the Lonely Mountain. Tolkien often mentions the hardy durability of the dwarves but when it comes down to it doesn't show Gimli as having significantly different abilities than aragorn or legolas. In many cases, legolas, aragorn, boromir, etc are actually said to be more hardy than gimli, such as when Boromir and Aragorn are chosen to portage the boats as they approach amon hen. Then the films just made dwarves at all times into 90% comedic characters. There is precious little actual information about the dwarves, and if you could unearth some more I would appreciate it. Thanks.

I love your recaps. Help me notice things I've missed before watching epi again. Like Alicent letter of apology, I missed that. Thanks .

The numenorians turned on the elves cause took their jobs

"The spell singers ability to warg into weirwood trees when they die" ? What's this about?

Pairs well with The Witcher's Blood and Wine DLC

Jesus ushered in the age of Pisces from the age of the ram.