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His Kingslayer status is so high, that he pushed Bran out that window 7 seasons before he became King.
Fk. Ded🤣
Oh shit 😂 that never came to my mind 😂😂
if he hadnt done that he wouldnt have got his magic powers of the sight it was fated i guess so technically a no as before being pushed he was a minor lord
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@@fulldump9834 I literally did not understand a single word of what you wrote here
"Jamie fooking´ Lannister", Psychologically the deepest character of the entire series.
Nah, he ended up just being Cersei’s lackey in the end. He was as deep as a puddle.
And then they fuckimg ruined his character in the end
Then he says "I near really cared for them that much, innocent or otherwise" in season 8, episode 7. With that, the writers shit on his entire character arc.
Fawad B Yea it completely over wrote the entire reason why he killed the mad king, it couldve just been jokingly said that he didnt care but he truly did care i do believe it was him who rang the bells at kings landing
@@filthydangles535 how though? He was trying to get to Cersei the whole time. It's unlikely that he actually rang the bells
Jaime and the Hound honestly were the best developed characters throughout the entire series.
and theon
Until the end
Nor doubt
And then all development of Jaime was sent in gutter in season 8 when he said to Brienne that he never cared about people of Kings Landing.
@@shadabkhan-sy3sp He said that to Tyrion but agree.
I don't care what anyone has to say about season 8. Brienne writing Jaime's entry in the book was beautiful.
The one thing they did right huh...
@@costa200 exactly
thank you I almost forgot this moment!!
It was so beautiful but too sad
Just let the ink dry for god's sake!
Went from my least liked character to my favourite. Unfortunate that his talent was wasted in the last season. Best character arc
Theon's was pretty good. Had a much better end to his arc, too. If Jamie's wasn't ruined in episodes 4 and 5 I'd agree with you.
I found myself rather suddenly realizing how much I liked Jamie as the show went on. He really did get thrown aside by the writers and all his character wasted I thought.
Pretty much everyone’s talent was wasted. The only meaty role was for Daeny which Emilia killed at. Unfortunately even that role was wasted because it was never set up properly.
@@antoniochasten3192 where was he ruined???
Screenwriters have ruined his ark. Theon's ark is the best, because Benioff and Vice do not have time to destroy his story))
The only Lannister that fought against the army of the dead, a man of honor.
@Dubious Caque He was there, but he didn't fight.
@@RobM00 No he isn't, don't hurt my soul by even implying that. He's a Lannister to the core.
Tyrion fought too in the crypts
Because a lanister always pays his debts
So did tyrion! He couldn't find coz he's an imp but he was there with them.
“You were all I had” _ Tyrion This speaks volume for Jaime
When Bronn said (paraphrased) - " Tyrion named u his champion because he knew that you'd ride day and night to fight for him". Honestly one of my favorite quotes in the whole show. Jaime loved Tyrion as his brother, not as a pitied outcast.
True
Well... I've two younger brothers. I've no need to speak anything else.
True for me. I would ride to defend my brother even if I couldn't fight.
That was something I admired about jaime as well.
Character arcs: exist Season 8: BURN THEM ALL.
@Abdulaziz Karimhadzajev But a fight with Jon and the Night Kings Was no possible, becaus after one hit, the Night King were dead
@Abdulaziz KarimhadzajevYes Theon is a verry good fighter
Idk man, IMO Jaime at least got a good writing almost as well as Theon.
@@Vanessa-xl5jy he got a bad ending, the whole show was slowing developing his love for Brienne and in the end they just threw it away
@@Manvendra0077 Jaime's true love & loyalty is with Cersei not Brienne. His death accomplished 2 things : He didn't break his oath as both a knight and a Queensguard (Developed this character through his journey with Brienne) & He died in the arms of the women he loved (Jaime's wish).
When tyrion said to jaime "you were the only one who didnt treat me like a monster. U were all I had"......this made me really emotional. The love for brother is so pure and so strong. This is proved by this sentence.
yeah......I started crying
Dam i cry everytime when i see that scene
@Abdulaziz Karimhadzajev it's a change in the show that's better than the books imo
The thing that I hate with that scene is that is also the scene where Jaime said he didn't care about the life of innocent.
@Abdulaziz Karimhadzajev really don't want to read the books now. Love between brothers was shown good here..
"You were the only one who didn't treat me like a monster." This line alone speaks volume for who Jaime truly was.
"In the name of the Warrior, I charge you to be brave. In the name of the Father, I charge you to be just. In the name of the Mother, I charge you to defend the innocent. Arise, Brienne of Tarth, a knight of the Seven Kingdoms." - Jaime Lannister
Best couple of the show should have ended together not with his sister what the hell. They even matched in height
Brienne saved his name in the end❤🦁 Now the world will know him as the heroic knight he was.
She forgot to dry the ink 😂
That's not how people function though. Einstein has not been dead for a long time but observe what people think about him...they know next to nothing.
😭
He wasn't heroic. He was a piece of shit for most of his life
@@brodelnaz and he knew it too. Its why he knew he didn't deserve a happy ending with Brienne
Daenerys : "can you tell me a story i cant sleep" Viserys:" Sure i can tell you about the man who murdered our father"
Well he was an evil little dick so giving his sister nightmares is on point
@@ghost-rt4gi he was not evil. The situations made him evil. He never really got love or affection from anyone. So he stopped showing love, including his sister when he 'traded' her for army. He got the 'crown'. No evil actions can be justified. But people around him, like his father, were nice, he wouldn't be an evil little dick.
@@random-jn8ec I don't feel sorry for people like him. It's impossible for me to feel sympathy for people who do that shit. Besides, if you play the rough childhood/violence is a cycle card, well, serial killers usually came from really abusive households, but there's no way they are the victims of their stories.
@@ghost-rt4gi but the actor played very well, given his screen time too was less, he played it perfectly.
@@random-jn8ec yeah he was another great casting
"Died protecting his Queen." That line somehow hits different, and makes my cry everytime.
Ik this is an old af comment to be responding to, but FORREAL. Especially coming from Brienne. Who at the end was the one who was left behind, but chose to honor him.
From one of the most hateful guy to the one of the most be loved guy. This is how to know that the author (and the actor) did amazing work. Thank you Jaime Lannister
Hated not hateful...
Never hated him Liked him immediately I saw him on GOT
@@jamiemccain3068wow but how
"To be honest, I never really much cared for them. Innocent or otherwise." -Jaime Lannister, the man who sacrified his honor and pride by killing his king to save innocents. The man who had to deal with being called the Kingslayer and being seen as an oath breaker when he did everything he did just to save people. The man who besides all of this, kept trying to be a good and honorable person, keeping promises and helping the ones he loved and cared about. Look how they massacred my boy
That phrase alone didn't kill his development. You are asuming that because he says it he must really think it. But Jaime has been pretending the entire show. He says what other expect him to say. Or what will kill their hopes he will do the right thing. He did the right thing. And it killed him inside. Worse of all, he still wants to. But it hurts, and he knows it, so he tryes to pushed aside people expectations of him. His expectations of himself. I did believe that when he said those words he was lying through his teeth. So that Tyrion wouldn't plee, wouldn't rise him to action. So that he could just give up, die by dragon and rest. Be done with it all. At that time he was still SER Jaime Lannister, or could have been. It's the end, the fact he actually wanted Cersei and all it came with her, the fact he failed to change, to forgive himself, to raise, what killed all the character development he had. It's not a phrase, not something so simple as a few words. It's that they undid every progression he had done until chapter 8x02. Every episode undoes a whole season. In the end, though, there was still time. If he only rejected Cersei, at the very end, and in turn did something heroic, like sounding the bells himself, going through the fire and the ruins, save the city before Cersei, save the people, the innocent, we would feel different about his end. He could still die in vain, the tower oblitared by Drogon and its fire, die as a hero but his sacrifice going unnoticed and always remembered the same way he was at the beggining as a man with no honor and a villain when he's actually the one who bleed the most, but that's a tragedy. We like a little bit of tragedy from time to time in our stories. Instead he dies being the same person that pushed Brann from the tower, before all his actions, his nickname, and his beliefs had been put into context. Just a guy who had the hots for his sister. Nothing more. That's what trully kills what the character was.
@@SelvenXXUP Interesting view, I disagree, but I like it. I just think that Jaime's character development was not that bad, even in season 8, but the problem with the season 8 is that all the characters were not written well, everything lacked depth, reason, logic and emotions that would drive characters into what they did in season 8. Okay, Daenerys burned the whole city, but to be honest there was not enough of the 4 components that I just wrote. Jaime did what he did, but there was no depth, reason, logic and emotions. They rushed, so that's the problem too, 6 episodes were just not enough, all the characters seemed impulsive, too instinctive, like 9 year olds, so that is also reason why it sucked, like almost everything after season 4, they didn't develop good story behind every character's act. And the thing about Cersei doesn't kill the character, he loved Cersei throughout the whole show, I kinda expected him to get back to her, what killed the character were his comments how he never cared for innocent or weak, when he killed the king he swore to protect to save the people of King's Landing, his comment how he is hateful, when he really isn't, he never did questionable things because of hate, he did them because of emapthy, love, family or honor. They should've just made it that he loved Cersei more than anything and that he wanted to see her again, it seemed like it is the last chance he'll see her ever again, that would be awesome, good and flawed Jaime poisoned by the love of the woman that didn't deserve him, boom, character not ruined, but his main weakness and flaw got too strong in the end. I mean, the best thing about Jaime is that he is so complicated and the position that he was in is always so complicated, that developing a good story for him was a no brainer, but D&D had to rush it to get Star Wars project, so they rushed and eventually ruined everything.
No. He didn't go back to her because he 'failed to change'. He didn't go back to her because he failed to 'forgive himself'. He didn't go back to her because she was somehow good.He went back to her because he LOVED her. He went back to her because, like it or not, she was FAMILY. More than just his sister or his lover...she was the mother of his children. He went back to her because she NEEDED him to tell her to run. To tell her not to die in the city. To physically remove her from her danger. He did it so that he could save the one he loved. As Brienne observed, 'It's hateful to fail to save the one you love.' Going back did NOT mean he was becoming Cersei's ally. Going back did NOT mean he was going to enable her poor choices. Going back meant that Ser Jaime Lannister was going to do the right thing for his Love...even if it meant risking death. Especially if it meant risking not being understood for why he did it. Because, he never did really care what you think of his morals...righteous or otherwise.
@@dclark142002 And that's where horrible romance shows fail friend, the very simple and stupid love stories. No, Jaime's love for Cersei shouldn't drive him to ignore all his surroundings just to get back to Cersei's side. Some examples for that is defending Brienne, keeping his pledge for Catelyn Stark, keeping his pledge to ride North and fight the dead even though it was treason against Cersei of all people, and risking his life to try and kill danaerys in season 7. Remember that when he went to fight in the North, he was completely aware that he is helping Danaerys, the same person that plans to forcefully take King's Landing from Cersei and wouldn't care for a second about whether Cersei lives or not. This is what we all loved about Jaime, this is what made him different, he's a person that seems like he's horrible and everything he does is awful, yet the reality is he's always risked everything to help others. When he went back to Cersei near the end, it was not him. No, don't say that it was because she was in danger and what not cause Cersei has been playing with her life literally from season 1 and even before then. He was ready to die many times during the show, but he didn't do much when Cersei was locked down by the High Sparrow. Imo, Jaime could've done many other things that would've been a good end to his character in here, but the best one would've been to try and stop Danaerys, most likely dying in the process after killing Drogon, thus saving King's Landing once again but without being honored for it because Danaerys would rule afterwards and people won't give an f about him saving the city. As for the white knight x disney princess we got in the show? Yeah... That can definitely go to hell.
UGH my chest
I really hop Nikolaj Coster-Waldau sees this and enjoys it.
Absolutely. That would be awesome.
From what I hear he argued with D&D about Jaime's direction in the final season. He really cared about his character so I hope a video like this can make him feel a bit better about the whole thing. He really did an amazing job.
Yeah!
Met him this wknd, super nice guy! This is a very well made video!!!
WafflingMean44 Since I want to hear it for myself since I love his character, where did you hear this?
Jaime and Sandor. Two men not known for their noble soul but two known for being the most human. Two of my favorite characters to come out of asoiaf. Here's to the Lion & Hound.
Gotta put Theon in there
@@guitarbush05 True. He went from hateful to honorable
I knew Jamie might have more to him after he was angered and dismayed when one of his men stepped in during his fight with Ned Stark. Perfect portrayal of someone who wanted to win fair and square. Despite his many, many flaws, he constantly showed a surprising depth of character that somehow made you want to keep rooting for him. His ultimate mistake was not realizing that he could have deserved better by changing his ways and thusly found not only happiness but perhaps peace. A truly tragic character that expertly holds a mirror up a mirror to the darker side within us all.
He would have been a man of honour all his life if it were not for the love and corrupting effects of his sister.
"That's Jaime fokin Lanister" lool This line never gets old.
Said by arthur shelby?
Bronn
Yup! 😂😂😂
Pretty much every line Bronn ever spoke will never get old. He was my favorite character.
fookin...conor mcgregor vibes
That scene where Walder Frey is comparing himself to Jaime has some brilliant, understated acting in it. It just fills Jaime with disgust having Frey saying they're so much alike.
"They don't fear the Freys, do they? They fear the Lannisters." "If we have to come up to the north each time you lose the river lands, we don't really need you, do we?" Jamie Lannister is the goat
Walder Frey just wants power, Jaime did it for a reason
One man betrayed an agreement between another and ended up getting killed for going back on a marriage promise. Another man called for the slaughter of half a million people because of intense paranoia and wished to cleanse the streets with fire. Who truly deserved to die? Jamie Lannister was a hero who was treated like a villain so often he became one.
both are dishonored child murderers
@@tylerwilson4450 Well Jamie did break his oath as Ser Barristan Selmy noted during his forced retirement. He started out as a villain who easily cheated death over and over but in the end was willing to face certain death as a heroic knight and that was his ultimate fate. Brienne may not have convinced him to stay with her but she was able to be the one that wrote the concluding entries in his story.
He’s SUCH an interesting character. Your greatest moment being your greatest shame; even tho it saved thousands? Outstanding writing
As lover, as father; As general, as knight; As brother, as son; As a man, as oath keeper; He is always perfect. As a ruler, he is bad because he is perfect in others.
*A sister fu---r. 🤣
As uncle, as father xD
Season 1-7: Best character development Season 8: Destroy everything
Every damn character arc destroyed in 1 season, so Dumb and Dumber could go on to fucking star wars. :/
@@anthony9327 Why was he a dick? The only bad thing he did was push Bran out the window. Other than that, why exactly? Because he fought for his family, the Lannisters? So did Tyrion.
@@Tokiohotel192 I hope we fans never watch his star wars that would be the best revenge ever
@@sahilkapoor1414 I'm tempted, along with batwoman LOL
It okay well steal love you Jaime
I believe that Jaime's story is the saddest story in GOT history. Rest in peace man of honor.
I think Hound's is worse
i'm sure with you
The saddest story in GoT history are the final chapters.
@UC15rmN_iylxguS75Ccn_0XQ your comment only got one fuckin like from YOURSELF you want to know why? because you typed absolutely most stupid comment I ever road Jaime was a good kind of human he had his own failures like all of people in the earth and his spoils every man has his sins and his good things you want a man like Jon snow that never did a mistake and I must say if a character has no mistake in his life and his completely good it's not interesting at all and if you are not agree to Jaime that killed mad king you have to absolutely FUCK OFF he saved absolutely FUCKIN millions of lives with his job about your joffrey comment I have to say two things: 1_joffrey was his own son but mad king was nothing to him don't say bullshit please no one kills his own son even the great and honourable Ned stark 2_mad king was about to kill whole kingslanding people which is mean millions of people it's true that joffrey was so demon but not like that In the end You don't know anything about a character arc so don't comment bullshite
@El Padrino oh look another whiny pansy virgin go cry a river it's called redeeming yourself notice how everything you said happened before s3? Absolute ignorant child
Jaime Lannister will always be one of my favorite characters in the history of Westeros.
Jaime Lannister = *The* *Best* *Game* *Of* *Thrones* *Character*
With the worst death
@@zuko0318 extremely anti climatic for such an amazing character
I'm more angry about the writing than how climactic it was.
The son of the best Game Of Thrones character
@@ethan.thomas20 The Brother of the Best Character.
George R.R. Martin always said "The only thing worth writing about is the human heart in conflict with itself". A quote by William Faulkner. Jaime Lannister is the human embodiment of that. My golden lion. One of the greatest fictional characters of all time. Excluding his last Episode.
Theon too, I think.
Even his last episode. Dying in the arms of the woman he loved.Dying protecting his queen. Brienne wasn't a love interest...she was his ideal of the knight he wanted to be. As much as you all seem to hate the idea, men love imperfect women. A woman is not more worthy of love because she is more righteous...
dclark142002 interesting comment
INCLUDING the last episode. Jaime is amazingly written.
Damn. Nice quote.
he had a charm that no other characters had. one thing no one ever criticized about GOT is its casting
My favourite character. The complexities, the mad Love, the self realisation and the growth. I've been criticised for loving this character, but I have my reasons. Thank You Kingslayer. ❣️✨
' Things we do for love' is not just his line.. Its his fate..
It's "Things I do for love" not " Things we do for love" You're experiencing *Mandela effect* 🤭🤯
@@SouravBiswas-pr9lo bran the broken is experiencing that🤣🤣
That line should count as spoiler
@@SouravBiswas-pr9lo He says both lines, The things I do for Love in the first episode and the things we do for love later in the series echoing a back the first line and affirming that he is not the only one who makes hard choices for love. "Start a war, burn cities to ash, free their worst enemies. The things we do for love." Season 6 Episode 8
This line is in the books?
Most Hated Character In Season 01 One of The most Loveable Character's in Season 08
Still here ? 😊
@@user-mb6oy3og1w where should I go ? GOT is Love for me ☺️
@@kaka-yl3dy me too 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
R u Indian?
No. Joffrey has always been the most hated character of any season. Even in season 8 we still hated the bastard.
The lady in this little short clip that said the word of a king Slayer not long after that actually slays her King LOL
Died protecting his queen.
Imagine how epic it would have been if he killed Cersi, completing his kingslayer arc as the queenslayer
Jaime killing cersei, while jon killing dany.. too much salt
him killing cersei would have been such a stupid writing decision.
@@kati3159 not at all it would have made sense for his charecter and completed his arch
@@smithz1lla580 then you clearly don’t understand his character whatsoever
@@kati3159 i don’t think you understand his charecter ark.
You Were The Only One, Who Didn't Treated Me Like A Monster, You Were All I Had. These lines gave me goosebumps 🥺🥺🥺
I cried literally for about half an hour when watched that scene
This filled my eyes🥺😥😭
@@nohidjohn8628 Yeah its a great scene. It shows not to judge your own worth on people who know nothing of the situation, those close to him knew he was a good man.
Season 8 might be a disappointment but I can't deny there are some good scenes. This was definitely one of them.
@@SentientPotatoXIII Battle of winterfell wouldn't have been better than this. The show ended on that episode for me.
This is the best tribute any one can ever give to this man of honour. Watching this gave me goosebumps. "Jamie in a nutshell".
Jamie was no evil. He made that act, out of mercy for his people. Everyone would have done that. His character was so good. You can feel remorse in his eyes, how he wronged many people's, but he never lost it. The circumstances made him look like he was evil, but he wasn't. Adding him in the book was a good thing to do.
Jaime Lannister Bound by Honor. Shackled by Love. A trapped man, that rises to free others, yet is incapable to free himself. In the end, his sins cannot be forgiven, but as time passes, they will be forgotten. And what remains is a story. A kingslayer, a one handed knight, a lion protecting his queen.
Sanguine Nice.
Golden comment.
Love is the death of Duty
Thanks for this👌🏼
Beautiful.
Nikolai Coster-Waldau was the best choice for Jaime Lannister character. He gave brutal charismatic background to this role...
for sure
Igor Špánik nickolai just couldn’t swing a sword to save his hand
@@boymaica387 lucky for him he didn't have to lol
Johnny Skinwalker well unlucky for us because his fight scenes would be way cooler in the shows but Jaime still a goat
@@boymaica387 I thought I was the only one that I had noticed that Nik wasn't too good. lol Maybe that is why they didn't have him do much of it. And it was perfect for them cause Jaime didn't use much of it in the story before he got his hand cut off. I was shocked how a super swordsman like him actually looked so slow against Ned. And when people were pissed that Brienne so easily defeated him compared to how it was in the book, I figure it's because Nik just could not be better and they cut the scene quickly not to embarrass him too much. lol Nik is however a great horse rider And thank God they focused on his strenghts going forward like when he climbed the stairs of the Sept or when he charged Dany and Drogon. Although they could have used the stuntman that passed for Arthur Dayne during the Tower of Joy battle for the longer sword fight Jaime parts.
You were the only one who never treated me like a monster, His love for his little brother was precious. He was the man of honour and oath keeper. He is my best top 3 character of GOT.
My favourite underrated Knight of all the Knights. The man of his word. A masterpiece character. All i can say is that he brought me tears in the end after i was cursing him of how horrible person he was in the beggining. He change all my prespective. The reason why we should not judge people by they cover.
Jaime Lannister was not only one of the most interesting characters in GoT, but also brilliantly played by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.
That is probably why he took on the role in the first place. I read he was quite happy with his contributions from start to finish. Jaime was a very complicated character and nothing he ever did needed a simple explanation.
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I realised watching this that John, who is the most honorable character on the show, end up with the same destiny of Jaime, killing off his queen for the greater good. Just curious. Maybe Jaime was right all along.
Was there an argument about him not being right when killing the mad king?
jon
Superior trash can yes he was looked at as a traitor
@@miguelvargas15 I do not mean the characters. Has there been an argument between people who know the whole story about if Jaime was right killing the mad king?
Jaime didn't kill his queen, despite everything, he tried to save her
To be honest lannister brothers could have been the best king and adviser.King with honer and bravery, Adviser with intelligence and kindness. Two gentlemen brothers
"That boy had wanted to be Ser Arthur Dayne, but someplace along the way he had become the Smiling Knight instead" Jaime was a boy, hostage in a fancy cape, disillusioned after serving his King and reconciling conflicting oaths of a knight and Kingsguard. His most valiant deed was the one that brought him most shame and was judged by everyone on the spot. No wonder he latched on to Cercei like an addict and poured all his devotion and loyalty onto his family- the only people who had his back. Love-hate relationships were preferable to hate alone. I really don't understand his show ending. Addicts can relapse but there was no time for it to make sense. And it's not his death so much but the motivation that lead him back to Kingslandig. He killed the Mad King for playing with wildfire, only to die WITH the Mad Queen for the same thing? In an accident? D&D clearly couldn't write GRRM style and should've stuck to more straightforward solutions.
Kingslayer, The Golden Lion, Kingsguard, The Lord Commander... Damn, the best character has all the coolest titles.
i swear there was one about his golden hand too
Lord commander?
Isn't Jon the Lord Commander?
@@yewtubez 😂🤣
@@minak6169 Jaime was the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard.
Brienne was one of the few characters in the show consistently true of heart and never wavering in her honor and integrity. It's no accident Jamie was drawn to her. Cersei was the woman he thought he deserved, but Brienne was the woman he NEEDED. The choice he ultimately made was tragic, but probably inevitable.
Brienne did wavered in her honor and integrity when she chose revenge over duty when she killed Stannis and left her post. But that was just bas writing. That won't happen in the books
I don't agree that incident was wavering in her honor. I think her honor as part of Renly's guard demanded that she execute Stannis for his crime. Sometimes, revenge and justice are the same thing.
@@pcbacklash_3261 First Stannis was the true heir, the true King named by Ned Stark. Not Renly. So she commited treason. And she left her post and so she betrayed Catelyn Stark. She was honor-bound to her. Sansa could have been killed by her fault. She chose revenge over duty. These are little details that showed cracks in the armor of the show's writing. These are things we will never see in the books. Because GRRM is very thorough into following the rules of that World and for things to have consequences. Brienne would never do that and if she did, she would have to be punished for it.
I beg to differ. It doesn't matter who was the "true heir." Renly was Brienne's king, and she was duty bound to avenge his murder. And she did not leave her post, and SURE AS HELL didn't "betray" Lady Catelyn. I think you're hallucinating.
@@pcbacklash_3261 Vengeance is not duty. She killed Stannis cause she wanted to avenge Renly, that is all. And she did left her post, didn't you watch the show or not? She was looking at Winterfell waiting for Sansa to light the candle and instead of staying there like she should, when Podrick talked to her that Stannis was there, she left her post to his pursuit. She cared more about her blood thirsty vengeance than protecting Sansa and honoring he word to Catelyn. That was very clear.
It’s a good thing that in the show he decided to keep the oath he gave to catelyn to bring the stark girls home. In the show at the red wedding they say “The Lannisters send their regards” But in the book they say “Jaime Lannister sends his regards” while killing Rob
this is what i call "a great editing". i don't think even the producers can't make anything alike if they wanted to tell jaime's story. great job.
"how many lives have you saved" "Half a million." rekt. i think its true, i bet he saved alot of lives by killing the mad king.
You don't have to bet, we know he wanted to blow everyone to smithereens with wildfire.
@@BallyBoy95 Nobody would bet against, it's a no brainer hahaha
Austin Downing where did you get he joined the kings guard to have sex with Cersei, I think he joined because the knight he admired the most where kings guard, barristan selmy and Arthur Dane
Austin Downing I assumed so, I need to read those bad boys
In the name of the Warrior, I charge you to be brave. In the name of the Father, I charge you to be just. In the name of the Mother, I charge you to defend the weak.
samwisethebrave39 You going to do all seven of the fuckers?
Innocent not weak! It's a dialogue,so can't be modified.
This video is outstanding. Every word they say, all the scenes that related to those words come up so quickly and makes absolute sense. I can see lot of work has put in to it. Perfect tribute to Jaime Fookin Lannister 🦁
Words can’t describe how I relate to this thank you for making this. If nothing else it shows how time can change you. “There’s still time”
Insane character development & character circle. Jamie Lannister, the true embodiment of a human being!
leave ur sister alone
Sciurus Vulgaris yes mi lady 😂😂😁👍
Aye.. Aye..
And all of it ruined in one episode😭💔
Character circle. What was the point of anything Jaime ever did?
This is the most underrated character in the history of cinema. A man of humility, Grace, honour & truthful. it doesn't get better ❤️
"honour" lol. Killing a child (trying to anyway). Yeah.
I don't know if you guy noticed, but Jaime never lost a duel. Even without hia right hand.
Brienne say hi
@@fernandorodrigues962 It was a stalemate.
@Fpica F "it would've been a good fight if you were whole"
@@jsteel89 And he wasn't, so it wasn't.
if he losed one he would be dead
i come back to this from time to time , the editing in this video is unreal almost brings tears to my eyes
best character without a doubt
The fight with Euron: the fight nobody wanter nor needed
Not needed at all, so Euron's ego would be I killed the Kingslayer, like if he would or anyone would mind... what a waste a greatest character arc
I've noticed that when the characters in this show grow beards, they become more mature and aware.
An exception with Tyrion who was smarter when he had no beard
Eventually he did grew up his beard
Its a common thing. You gotta watch more movies.
What makes A Song of Ice and Fire great is the depth of it's characters. Not one but many characters has such a dept in themselves. This puts GRRM in the throne in my head. Look at Jaime for example (first you should forget how the show portrayed the characters especially after 4th season) look at how his character has developed through the series. It is really stunning to experience this journey.
Jamie is undoubtedly the best developed character in GOT. We all hated in the first season but slowly and slowly we all started to love him more and more and more.....
I totally disagree. Look at John and Arya. They are better characters
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"if the gods are just than why is the world full of injustice" Jaime. damn that's deep.
Kat-" because of men like you"
Because God is the best writer that has ever existed and he wrote the fate of all creatures of the Universe to show them their destiny unfold before them
@@YadviGalaxy There are no men like me. Only me - Jaime
rorschach would answered: "god doesn't make the world this way, we do" kzhead.info/sun/laV6ndV7b3N-img/bejne.html
A better version of what you learn in Philosophy 101
*I never had issue with Jamie even in Season 1. I didn't cause I saw him punch his own solder cause the soldier stabbed Ned from the back. He wanted a fair fight. That's when I knew he was a man of honor.*
Ned killed a man given the same chance. One was considered the most honorable and one was the least as yet they behaved competently different
@@carltonmartin3080 *Ned took glory for killing a man he couldn't defeat.*
@@theotherside931 For the sake of his sister's son. Both of them did dishonorable things for the sake of their family.
@@chalice7322 *Honour? Who has honour in Game of Thrones beside Jon Snow?*
Carlton Martin i do agree with the statement. Ned does feel like he cheated out of something he didnt deserve. In all fairness tho he was at war and the person he was fighting was on a whole nother level. if he didnt kill him there he probably wouldnt hav had another chance lol. but taking credit for the kill was kinda low. i do believe it wasnt him that actually claimed to beat ser arthur but the rumors of him killin the commander spread and no one paod attention to the details
Jamie has by far the best character arc in the show. From being one of the most hated characters on the show to an absolutely loved one. What a journey.
"I name my brother Jaimie Lannister" The confidence Tyrion had in Jamie 🙌
JAIME FOOKIN' LANNISTER
Has to be one of the best character development ever played by an amazing actor. What a shame this show ended like it did. I'm heartbroken :(
Same. The whole story was SO much more than what they did to it.
We are to used to typical epic battles with happy endings and a certain ways of story writing. The last season was not as good as the others but the genereal idea was good and very realistic.
@@kidaria1333 Are you nuts? No one expected a happy ending, and the main reason the show's end was not happy was because of how awfully written it was. You know what would have been a fitting ending for Jamie? Jamie dying to protect his new king, whoever that would end up being. Gives this character who never found true purpose a cause he is finally passionate for, and dies in a way that is poetic. But, no, undoes a few seasons of him starting to hate Cersei by him seemingly randomly deciding to change his motivations and go back to King's Landing. Not to mention that fucking conversation with Tyrion. In the most important scene of development for his character, he said, " Tell me, if your precious Renly commanded you to kill your own father and stand by while thousands of men, women, and children burned alive, would you have done it?", and then in this season he says, "I never really cared much for them, innocent or otherwise". What a fucking awful thing to do for his character. I'm sorry to be sounding so pissed off but what the hell do you think was good about that season end, or realistic?
@@kidaria1333 yeah but they missed developing those ideas, I don´t blame the turning of the ending but how rushed it felt
@Kyler Markle Of course many expected epic battles and it was definitly not a happy ending for many. Especially Daenerys fate angered a lot of people.
I wish I was the character of this man, loyal, bold, and most important; devoted.
5:22 ...""Just to get back to Cersei""..I could no longer hold back the tears in my eyes! Great video ,if not greatest , you nailed it man . The music you choose is epic ! My favor character btw ,not from the begining thou..Man ,you seriously got the tallent to work in the movie industry !
"There are no men like me, only me" - Powerful lines of a man pained by his duties in life.
I truly loved Tyrion, Arya and Sandor. But Jaime is surely the best character. Also, what a PHENOMENAL actor. Thank you George, Thank you Nikolaj and Thank you Zurik 23M!!!!!!
i Agree he is one of the best Character's but I think Jon Snow imo has the best story line. Yeah the butchered Jon at the end of season 8 but Jon's story line was brilliant. I put the King Slayer next to Jon.
Jaime Lannister and Robb Stark were my two favorite characters, and theyre both so different from each other. I feel like Jaime honestly has such a sad story, I'm disappointed he went back to Cersei in the end, but I lover his character any less. Honestly very well written.
Damn, Robb was my favorite character and Jaime was my 3rd favorite (Jon is #2)
Really well done, I can't imagine the effort it took, thank you for this masterpiece.
The most honorable man in seven kingdoms...
Shut the fuck up lol
No that's easily Ned Stark
was NED fucking Stark not Jamie Lannister
@Marty MC tirri ned stark: am joke for u ?
Ned Stark also forsake his honour in his last moments
Despite their privileged background, both the Lannister brothers had seriously messed up childhoods.
Jaime not as much tbh, killing the Mad King wasn't during his childhood if I'm not mistaken.
He was sixteen wen he killed the mad King! In my Book he was still a child when he did it.
@@Re-Pete. he was 16 when he became a member of the kings guard, he killed the mad king much later
@@Re-Pete. Which book is yours?
@@Re-Pete. 16 is not a child in that age of time
5:53 ... Imagine your son insults you like this not because he doesn't know that he's his father but because it was his nature ... Then the father still needs to call him "your grace" with a soft reply knowing his own trueborn son insults him in the worst possible way ..
Jaime Lannister é, sem dúvidas, o melhor personagem e também o mais incompreendido. Ter que lidar com essa incompreensão é algo heróico, e Jaime conseguiu não apenas lidar com isso, mas também tivera um dos atos mais heróicos de toda a série. Acredito que em algum momento Jaime se deu conta de que as pessoas não se importam com você, nem com seus bons feitos. Se você faz algo que vai contra a moral, será difamado e retalhado pelo resto da vida. Jaime precisou de um propósito, e achou isso no amor em Sersei. Nada além do amor dela importava, a não ser Tyrion.
I hated Jaime when GOT premiered. At the end, I loved him.
Yeah the sis. Fkr
Did he loved brienne ?
@@Mailys-sh1nc I think so but not enough to stay with her.
Sagittariustoo he loved more cersei right ?
@@Mailys-sh1nc Yes, absolutely!
What I love about this dude is even after losing his hand he still tries to regain his skill as a knight. He could have rested on his accomplishments. Or felt sorry for himself but he didn't. He found a dude with no tongue and practiced. Because he knows where real power comes from.
Was a Kingslayer fan from the very start. I believe he became the first character of the entire show I was immediately attached too. The fact he is named Kingslayer just stuck with me. What a title to have. Own it.
You have seriously given me the closure I needed after the emptiness of Season 8 thank you
I'm rewatching the series with someone who hasn't seen it before. Were on season 3 right now and approaching 4, and I worry for season 7 and 8. Should I tell them there are only 6 seasons? Lol
if you haven't already seen it you should watch kzhead.info/sun/p8Ojp6WseoNqYGw/bejne.html as well.
@@taitina94 season 7 was fine in my opinion but do you really think you will prevent them from watching the last season? A bad ending is still better than no ending.
@@legendsofmichael4315 We watched the whole series through in the summer, all 8 seasons. Watching them back to back makes the absurdity of decisions made by characters in the final season stand out in stark contrast but I wouldn't actually skip it
*The best character devloppement in GOT.*
Too bad they screwed him over in the last season :(
Till they threw it out the window in the last 2 episodes
He died in the arms of the woman he loved, that’s exactly how he wanted to die, he got the only decent ending in my opinion.
Interim D&D sure wanted you to believe that his only goal in life is to be Cersei's plot device.
@@christiansanchez2088 They didn't though. The entire point of Jamie's character development wasn't that he was a bad person who slowly redeemed himself. His character development was that he wasn't a villain or a hero, but rather a complex man with admirable qualities, as well as deep flaws. Jamie going from bad to good would have been the most basic trope. Instead, his arc went full circle, which is a legit character arc. He loves Cersei, unconditionally, and that was his fatal flaw. He has good and bad in him. The bad does not wash out the good, nor the good the bad. He's addicted to Cersei just like a drug addict. Many addicts sober up for a while, but inevitably relapse and go back to the thing they so desperately want to quit. He said it himself, “We don’t choose who we love” and “Why have the gods made me love a hateful woman.” This is actually a very GRRM move by the writers and it most likely came from George himself. GRRM doesn't write predictable story arcs. He doesn't believe in black and white characters. He loves blurring the lines and creating morally gray characters which is exactly what Jamie is. It's a good end to his story and he died like he always wanted to; in the arms of the woman he loves.
i swear by the end he had become my favorite character he is so complex and i love this
You Ser Jammie Lanister great honor. I don't think there's a better compilation than this... Great video, thank you.
Doing Justice for the characters that the show could not! Thankyou Zurik 23M
Thank you for your words.
drenbot where’s your show idiot?
drenbot without the show he couldn’t have done this you fucking moron! Everything he had in it was in the show! you are a fucking clueless fuck that just likes to cry! Now go fucking watch cartoons you idiots
"A knight is sworn to valor." His heart knows only virtue. "His blade defends the helpless." "His might upholds the weak." His words speak only truth. "His wrath undoes the wicked." Jaime Lannister, upholding the only parts of the old code that actually matter. Kingslayer = Oathkeeper
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Dragon Heart, brilliant!
Dragonheart!!!!
Superb editing. Such genius. Such feeling. True artistry. Must binge watch all over again. Thank you for reminding me how fookin' powerful GoT story truly is.
"Jaime fookin' Lannister" ugh, I will never forget those words, it will be here in my mind forever. lol
One of the most interesting and beautiful character arcs in writing. No one is perfect, no one is truly good or evil. But this man loved his family with all he had. Made hard choices when it needed to be done, no matter the consequences; no matter the cost. No one was bolder. Another beautiful tribute Zurik! Looking forward to the hound.
Thank you so much!
"Nothing else matters. Only us." - Ser Jaime Lannister
They ruined my boy...
EWWWWW
Abused and manipulated to the absolute very end. What a great ending. *sarcasm
best GOT compilation of one of the greatest character
When he said "I'm a hateful person" he proved that he was anything but. It takes a truly good man to remember (and be remorseful for) his evil deeds. He hates himself for what he did, I doubt ever Cersei would
"Love is the death of duty."
Oh man I cried several times for Jamie. I live the same life as he was.
The video is so good. It's not just about Jaime's story. But Daenerys and Jon and how Jon and Jaime go on similar journeys.
Was waiting for your video about Jaime. Amazing work. Should have includen the scene with Tyrion drinking at Winterfell as well
Thank you! Unfortunately it's impossible to use all of them. The scenes are too many, and too few seconds in the music.
Hey i am tywin too