Seun:
Why didn’t Jon make any effort to convince Dany to do the right thing? He is the one man that Dany always listens to. He possesses the lord’s tongue and other irresistible weapons of persuasion. Why won’t he use them on Dany? Tyrion was the only person talking to her and she knew he was not totally loyal.

richie10k:
When Grey Worm speared that soldier after d bell rang,did anyone notice how he turned and was looking at Jon Snow,when he (Jon) appeared not be participatingbin the massacre?
I almost thought he was gonna spearJon too

Kaycee7:
Who are these others?

xxix:
I know she wasn't that much of a main cast but she deserves better!

Her name is Nathalie Emmanuel

Aystarz:
I think he's praised her acting here more than once this season already. We all had to eat the humble pie in the end.

DP84:

There is distrust between Greyworm and Jon already. I'd like to believe it started with the secret Sansa spilled to Tyrion and Tyrion to Varys. Greyworm probably knows the secret already and sees Jon as a potential usurper. He stood against Jon when Jon came to see Dany by the fireplace until Dany told him it was fine that she'd love to speak with him.

During the battle at King's Landing, Greyworm looked at Jon with intent and anger when Jon asked his soldiers to back down. Jon almost pulled through with the order until of the Lannister soldiers attacked him and he fought back.

Greyworm's action is no different from Dany's. The Lannister soldiers had surrendered and dropped their weapons. Killing an enemy that has surrendered is similar to killing a defenseless civilian. Greyworm knew this but he didn't care. He was rage and just wanted to kill as many people as he can to console himself. The Unsullied shared his and their queen's sentiments and did just that.

DP84:

There is distrust between Greyworm and Jon already. I'd like to believe it started with the secret Sansa spilled to Tyrion and Tyrion to Varys. Greyworm probably knows the secret already and sees Jon as a potential usurper. He stood against Jon when Jon came to see Dany by the fireplace until Dany told him it was fine that she'd love to speak with him.

During the battle at King's Landing, Greyworm looked at Jon with intent and anger when Jon asked his soldiers to back down. Jon almost pulled through with the order until of the Lannister soldiers attacked him and he fought back.

Greyworm's action is no different from Dany's. The Lannister soldiers had surrendered and dropped their weapons. Killing an enemy that has surrendered is similar to killing a defenseless civilian. Greyworm knew this but he didn't care. He was rage and just wanted to kill as many people as he can to console himself. The Unsullied shared his and their queen's sentiments and did just that.

Seun:

Thanks. Corrected. What’s the name of the Interviewer? Her name is as relevant to my point as Natalie’s name.

coolcentbigman:

You're wrong greyworm has a mighty dick even missande was surprised when they first made love because the masters left his manhood remember greyworm was a fearless soldier who was focused and was different from others, You'll understand his pain when he said missande was the only woman he has ever felt something for after he was broken by his former masters and he also said he was the best soldier because he fear nothing from the unset but others were trained to become fearless but since he fall in love with missande he now has fear. Greyworm also went nut and not only the queen because now he has no missande/fear.

meobizy:

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mandysmum:
Nope. The distrust started way before this incident. In the scene where Dany,Jon, Tyrion and others were planning the battle strategies at Winterfell, just before leaving for Kings landing, Greyworm acted really weird. Tyrion had just said Jon and Ser Davis will go by road,with the remaining northmen, Dothraki and Unsullied. As he was speaking,Jon gathered the corresponding stones to him on the battle map. Greyworm walked to Jon and removed the stone for the Unsullied and placed it back with his Queen. Jon looked at him oddly at that moment. That was the moment I noticed a hidden beef from Greyworm.

Jon hadn't even told his sisters at this point, so Tyrion had no clue of Jon's true parentage. Missandei was also alive. So what was Greyworm's problem then?

Cybertext:
He'd be one of my favorite act of the show....


Ser Sandor Clegane (the hound) first of his name, the burnt face, fvxkers of kings and queens, the eater of chickens, the protector of Arya and her official zaddy, The one who's thirsty for talkers, the champion of the Cleagne Bowl and the fearer of fire



His acting was top notch from season 1-8.

xxix:


Especially that one called Dan Weiss, see the way they coldly explain the shit they make happen on TV. While Dan appears quite more confident David benioff always has his head on this shoulders and trying not to look directly at the camera. These guys are something else!

mandysmum:
Nope. The distrust started way before this incident. In the scene where Dany,Jon, Tyrion and others were planning the battle strategies at Winterfell, just before leaving for Kings landing, Greyworm acted really weird. Tyrion had just said Jon and Ser Davis will go by road,with the remaining northmen, Dothraki and Unsullied. As he was speaking,Jon gathered the corresponding stones to him on the battle map. Greyworm walked to Jon and removed the stone for the Unsullied and placed it back with his Queen. Jon looked at him oddly at that moment. That was the moment I noticed a hidden beef from Greyworm.

Jon hadn't even told his sisters at this point, so Tyrion had no clue of Jon's true parentage. Missandei was also alive. So what was Greyworm's problem then?

Topmaike007:
I really like the show,abeg things dey bend and straight from one episode to another..kudos to those guys (writer)playing with our emotion

DavidEsq:

Omo, na the same film me and u watch wet u see all this one? chai. Make I go watch am again. What episode?

mandysmum:
Nope. The distrust started way before this incident. In the scene where Dany,Jon, Tyrion and others were planning the battle strategies at Winterfell, just before leaving for Kings landing, Greyworm acted really weird. Tyrion had just said Jon and Ser Davis will go by road,with the remaining northmen, Dothraki and Unsullied. As he was speaking,Jon gathered the corresponding stones to him on the battle map. Greyworm walked to Jon and removed the stone for the Unsullied and placed it back with his Queen. Jon looked at him oddly at that moment. That was the moment I noticed a hidden beef from Greyworm.

Jon hadn't even told his sisters at this point, so Tyrion had no clue of Jon's true parentage. Missandei was also alive. So what was Greyworm's problem then?

lilbest4:
mention a terrible crime Cersei committed

Seun:
Why didn’t Jon make any effort to convince Dany to do the right thing? He is the one man that Dany always listens to. He possesses the lord’s tongue and other irresistible weapons of persuasion. Why won’t he use them on Dany? Tyrion was the only person talking to her and she knew he was not totally loyal.

Swtcherries:
Why do I feel like the mountain love cersei?

lilbest4:
see this one. So if Jon had invaded the North with wildlings and wolves and killed everyone after he defeated the Boltons you would have said that he went through a lot and shouldn't be blamed for his crimes since they killed his father, step brothers, destroyed his home and his sister was raped and he was even killed too and he also asked the Boltons to surrender. So if a ruler loses loved ones he burn the country to the ground lol. She's not even worthy of power she's too weak.

You are the real pusssy here not Jon. People like you believe a woman can never do wrong and that when a woman commits a crime she was pushed to it and shouldn't be blamed.
Nobody in Westeros begged the little bitch to come save them from Cersei, they didn't owe her any loyalty she invaded their land and destroyed it she's a villain.

Kaycee7:
Oh, I don't know. Blowing up the Sept with people inside.

lilbest4:
mention a terrible crime Cersei committed

arenterprise:

i hope you realise cercei burnt down a church with more than a thousand people inside. what makes her any different from dany

JhyMedex:

Murdered u?..Nah bruh! we save lives..

Survival isnt d crux of d mater here...Its d fact dt he stood up n kept walking around like notin happened..

U dnt see multiple GSW patients walking abt like dey talkin a stroll ..do u?..

lilbest4:
mention a terrible crime Cersei committed

eazyhifii:


Yeah she burnt down a church that was filled with her enemies, It was justifiable.

Cybertext:
He'd be one of my favorite act of the show....


Ser Sandor Clegane (the hound) first of his name, the burnt face, fvxkers of kings and queens, the eater of chickens, the protector of Arya and her official zaddy, The one who's thirsty for talkers, the champion of the Cleagne Bowl and the fearer of fire



His acting was top notch from season 1-8.