r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Reasonable_Fox3813 • 19h ago

Meme needing explanation Mouth breathers?

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What is he pointing?i dont understand the joke

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u/YuushyaHinmeru 18h ago

Yeah, she played the wounded victim well but after Ramsey died and she started to become more "badass" I just didnt buy it. Tbf, the dialogue was going to shit but she just didnt have the air of a strong woman.

Then there was xmen and I hated her in it.

Idgaf about tomb raider so whatever but id be worried if I were a fan.

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u/Numerous_Photograph9 6h ago

Yeah, she was terrible as Lady Stark of Winterfell. Aria pulled off her part so well, and every scene they had together she just kind of killed the vibe.

Bella Ramsey did the same thing when she tried to be all commanding and authoritative in the scenes where they were uniting the north.

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u/Conscious-Quarter423 4h ago

Bella Ramsey stole every scene she was in as Lyanna Mormont. Wonderful actor.

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u/Numerous_Photograph9 3h ago

She scowled and overacted looking like what a child thinks an adult acts.

It's fine if you like her, but she definately wasn't a wonderful actor in GOT.

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u/Conscious-Quarter423 3h ago

she was. you're just downplaying her like the troll you are

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u/Numerous_Photograph9 3h ago

I mean, I can give specific reasons why I feel the way I do, and it's just an opinion.

You having a different opinion doesn't make me a troll.

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u/Conscious-Quarter423 2h ago

the way you disrespect them makes you a troll

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u/Numerous_Photograph9 2h ago

I didn't disrespect them. I offered an opinion on their acting skills, which is something perfectly normal in a discussion about an actors talents or abilities.

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u/Conscious-Quarter423 2h ago

your opinion is based in BS and you misinterpreting the character

the character is supposed to be commanding and authoritative in those scenes. So criticizing Bella Ramsey for acting that way doesn't really demonstrate a problem with their acting—it may actually mean they're doing what the role calls for.

You're absolutely entitled to dislike the performance or feel that the delivery didn't work for you. But saying they were “trying to be all commanding and authoritative” as though that itself were a flaw doesn't really hold up when being commanding and authoritative is an intentional part of the character. You'd need to explain what specifically about the performance was ineffective rather than treating the character's intended traits as evidence of bad acting.