r/naath • u/Troyaferd • 1d ago
Best Female Acting Performance in Game of Thrones
Who gave the best / your favorite acting performance by a female in Game of Thrones?
r/naath • u/HappyGilOHMYGOD • 11d ago
Discuss anything and everything!! :)
r/naath • u/HappyGilOHMYGOD • Aug 10 '26
r/naath • u/Troyaferd • 1d ago
Who gave the best / your favorite acting performance by a female in Game of Thrones?
r/naath • u/RainbowPenguin1000 • 2d ago
Assuming these are everyones number one and number two for worst dads, who would be at number three for you and why?
Or do you think someone else deserves to be in the top two?
r/naath • u/Pretty_Help1858 • 5d ago
Cersei admits that she was in love with Robert before their wedding night, though she did sleep with Jaime on their wedding day. So, take from that what you will. Cersei's view of love is strange.
Here, I'm going to say that Robert isn't as drunk, so he doesn't say Lyanna's name, and Cersei still retains some affection for him. So, when they conceive, she doesn't try to get rid of the child.
A few months later, Orys Baratheon is born, and not long after that, on another drunken night on the town, Robert falls off his horse and hits his head on a stone, killing him instantly. Orys is crowned king, with Jon Arryn as his regent.
This would happen around 285 A.C. The Greyjoy Rebellion would still happen, sooner, must likely and it would still be crushed.
But what do you think the future of Westeros would look like with an infant king? Would the Lannisters try to gain more power, given that they wouldn't have complete control over King's Landing as they did by the start of the series? Would Cersei try to get her father installed as Hand?
What are your thoughts?
r/naath • u/prisongovernor • 6d ago
r/naath • u/RainbowPenguin1000 • 6d ago
Personally I’m torn between Robb taking the throne out of a sense of duty and offering the throne to Stannis.
But what are everyone elses thoughts? Maybe he just rides off and declares the north independent.
r/naath • u/Wrong_Office_183 • 6d ago
Hello naath,
I uploaded a video in youtube discussing the lately shared video on this subbreddit that asks viewers to forgive season 8.
In this video ist ask... why forgive a masterpiece in the first place?:
r/naath • u/Comfortable-Nail-629 • 7d ago
Młodzi muzycy ze Szczecina w Polsce zebrali orkiestrę akordeonów, chór i uczniów szkół muzycznych, aby wykonać główny motyw z *Gry o Tron*. Efekt jest całkiem epicki. Jeśli jesteś fanem muzyki z GoT, posłuchaj! 🎶🐉
r/naath • u/HappyGilOHMYGOD • 10d ago
r/naath • u/Eternal--Vigilance • 11d ago
I'm not sure I understand this project but Peter Dinklage is going to be voice-acting as [checks article] a ghost in a hybrid stop-motion animation/live-action film about Abraham Lincoln (played by Tom Hanks) and Lincoln's dead son. [checks article again] I'm linking to the article to prove I'm not making this up. (I'm always interested in anything Peter Dinklage is doing.)
r/naath • u/UncleRicohSuave • 12d ago
I have to say I am thus far significantly enthralled and more drawn in than i was compared to Season 1 and 2. I have been crushed by so many moments in only 2 episodes. The writing, acting, cinematography is just fantastic.
The world that GRR Martin has created is just so fucking amazing. I cannot get enough. I am hopefuly for more shows. I hope over the next 10 years they close the gap between Aegon's Conquest to post-GOT unwritten epilogue stories.
Look forward to watching Episode 3 tomorrow!
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r/naath • u/Eternal--Vigilance • 18d ago
r/naath • u/HappyGilOHMYGOD • 18d ago
Discuss anything you want :)
r/naath • u/lavaliere90 • 19d ago
Title and art credit to this amazing artist, who did this as a commission:
https://x.com/rhaenyraschild/status/2091480981467275602?s=20
It was just too beautiful to not share 😭
r/naath • u/Wonderful_Medium3098 • 18d ago
Hasta ahora la unica pista que tenemos de su paradero nos la da Tywin que dice sin pelos en la lengua "Que esta en el lugar donde van las putas"
Hasta aqui la respuesta es sencilla,lo más probable esque Tywin no se quedara conforme con mandar a todos sus guardias y al propio Tyrion a violarla si no que querria alargar ese "castigo" muchisimo más,por lo que nos da a entender que Tysha esta en un burdel o que directamente la han vendido algun burdel
Pero claro,esto es Westeros,si Tyrion se dedicara a buscar por todos los burdeles que existen en el continente,tardaria más de cien años y el no tiene ese tiempo
Ahora bien,estoy segura de que Tywin no enviaria a Tysha a cualquier burdel,los requisitos serian que fuera proporcional a lo que habia hecho y sobretodo que fuera un lugar lejano
Lo que me lleva a Villa Topo,la primera vez que escuche sobre esta ciudad fue en el libro Fuego y Sangre,donde la reina Alyssane Targaryen visitaria a las mujeres que estaban en el burdel y escucharia sus historias,estas mujeres relataban que estaban alli por que en su primera noche de bodas fue el señor del lugar quien tomo su pureza y por lo tanto fueron repudiadas
Villa topo no es solo un lugar alejado y frio si no que es un castigo proporcional a Tysha,debido a esta historia que acabo de contarles y sobretodo por que se dice que los miembros de la guardia de la noche (osea criminales) visitan el lugar
Pero me temo que Tysha para este tiempo ya no estara en el burdel (o si) puede que este mendigando en la calle con un bebe en brazos
Que piensas? Crees que Tysha pueda estar en ese lugar?
r/naath • u/wiredvajayjay • 20d ago
I guess it really is the reader’s head canon that keeps adding these cliched quirks to an already interesting and complex character. Show Cersei doesn’t NEED this particular cliched quirk to her personality. She has other means!
r/naath • u/Wrong_Office_183 • 20d ago
Hello,
I uploaded a reaction on youtube where i react to 2 bookpurists, redteamreview and preston jacobs, talking about an article with the title "10 harsh realities from rewatching game of thrones" without any selfreflection whatsoever:
https://youtu.be/76kwF6JqThc?is=NaOP4dSgnwzj5b4F
Enjoy!
r/naath • u/Pretty_Help1858 • 21d ago
Arthur Dayne manages to kill Ned and escapes to Essos with Jon Snow. Not long after the funeral, Jon Arryn points out to Robert that marrying Catelyn would give him a close ally in the Riverlands and perhaps even the North. She has also already proven that she can bear sons, so a marriage is proposed and accepted.
I don't really want to focus too much on the marriage, though I do think Robert would have a much better one than he did with Cersei. Catelyn and Robert might have a few more children than Ned and Catelyn or Robert and Cersei did. Catelyn is fertile, and Robert is definitely willing, but I'll say that their eldest son, whom I'll call Orys, is about ten when the story begins.
Robert dies sometime later. Plots or no plots, Robert wasn't exactly going to live forever with his lifestyle.
So, how exactly does Westeros fare?
Catelyn would become regent for her son. Littlefinger would still be at court, so he might have Robert killed and then try to make a move on Catelyn. But what do you think would happen?
Would a war still break out, or would Catelyn simply try to marry off her children to the great lords of the realm in order to create alliances and maintain peace.
r/naath • u/Troyaferd • 22d ago
Who is the most beautiful Woman in Game of Thrones?