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He's a great character, and great actor. But in this scene, we are one sided morally against Mellisandre where I see her as acting to push things "forwards" in a more "by any means necessary" sort of way. In a sense, she didn't specifically need Shireen, but rather royal blood and Shireen was the only one shy of Stannis himself*. Stannis and his wife both served Shireen up so it was far more morally their failings than Mellisandre's and Mellisandre would have accepted using anyone -- Renly or another of Robert's bastards. Also, in the same vein that she willingly used Shireen, she also voluntarily saved Jon Snow. * Serious fantasy plot hole: if Stannis' daugher was royal blood, then it's because of Stannis himself. The show clearly established with Renly that they don't need to kill the royal person for the effect to take hold. In fact, it seems pretty dumb to kill such a person at all if they could just have an endless supply of it from a living person who produces royal blood. The only "rule" that would make sense to kill is if the bigger the ask, the more blood is needed at the same time, essentially requiring death if it's too much blood. But 3 tiny leeches killing (fate twisting) three potential kings in war was huge. Surely they didn't need Shireen to die just to melt some damn snow to have a chance at a battle with Roose Bolton?

She mightve been wrong. But damn she had some great 🦉🦉

Davos was a great character.

Her mother killed herself because she couldn't live with the guilt

3:24 and when she did came back, Sir Davos didn't execute her.

Davos most incredible moment. It still gets me the hurt in his voice. I feel it, every word as he says it

This was probably the angriest Davos has been in the entirety of the series. That last threat he makes - you can just see this volcanic rage erupting without containment.

Give us the Jon Snow series so we can see him and Davos together again.

Terible, absolutely terrible writting.

Did he make it from the final battle? I don't recall seeing him at the end

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This is the speech needed to give to so many religious leaders. If your Lord tells you to hurt innocent people (like killing children) then your lord is Evil, end of discussion.

Was her part to help Stannis lose, so that Jon could take the lead?

The wail of sorrow and rage in his words....as they catch in his throat...is beyond acting. Thank You, Liam Cunningham. Bravo

Bummer they did not make any episodes after this one. It had potential.

Performance = 10.0 Writing = 💩

The evil are the creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss who gave Jon Snow the worst unjustified and unfair Finale ever

All of the buildup and investment in their relationship is what made this a powerful moment. The reading lessons, the visits to Davos while he was in a cell, the friendly banter between them is what made this such a tragedy for him. He was like a second father or beloved uncle.

I will be honest once I knew what was about to happen to her I left the room and basically went off my tit

Best character in got

"i cAN help you win that war" *Lights horse rider swords on fire who ride directly into death* Great writing.

poor Jon at 1:18 is like: oh, please don't drag me into this!

Good acting, terrible writing

"In the name of the Father I charge you to be Just"

The scene aside, the actress playing Melisandre is imho the hottest woman in the series.

This hits hard after reading yesterdaty about a baby left alone in her crib for 10 days while her mother went on vaction. Children must be protected

The burning of Shireen was the most morally debilitating scene in the whole GoT series. I just didn't feel the same after watching that. And I could feel that from Stannis, his wife and army. How does anyone want to live after going through that? This is what religious fanaticism leads to when taken to its utmost extreme. Troops need morale before going into battle. This had the polar opposite effect.

Season 6, apart from a few things, was still utterly magnificent

As good as this scene was I hated it. I wanted Jon and Mel to kick ass together

A masterclass in taking shit writing and making a decent scene out of it through sheer force of will.

It's amazing how they butchered this series. What a shame.

to be honest princes shireen asked for it and got what she deserved

Liam is such a gifted actor. Had the pleasure of meeting him afew years ago over a Guinness. He's genuinely such a good dude also.

Love Davos, best character in the show

This is one of the greatest dangers of religion. Mel believed so strongly that she was right, that her god was telling her what had to be done to fulfill destiny, that she was willing to do something unspeakably awful. Obviously she feels remorse, she’s not outright evil, but she also didn’t question anything until that point. Aemon said “Love is the death of duty.” I’m starting to wonder if belief isn’t the death of reason.

Best scene of the show

Ahh, the good old days. When the writing was still decent, and Jon Snow was an actual character. Not a plot device.

Davos is my favorite character in this show. He’s awesome

If ever a cinematic character was created that has been absolutely shattered, It's Davos Seaworth discovering that the Daughter he wished was his own, has been burnt at the stake 😭😭😭 ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥😢😢

that last "tell him." you can feel it in your soul

They still needed her to light the swords on fire for the Dothraki so we could watch them go out when they charged to their deaths for no reason outside the castle

He only spared her cause she saved his life he’s killed others for less

I understand the moral stance that George takes however in the books and show you had Davos being a real standup guy and one of the few moral true north characters you can get. He is a man who knows what he is and seeks to better himself, he is a man who does his damndest everyday to do what he thinks is right. He tells Stannis to his face just what he thinks and he gives him the pure honest truth no matter what it may cost him. Truly the 7 kingdoms has know few better lords than him.

This scene was easily his best performance of the show, in an episode full of amazing moments. This was award-worthy despite being "filler" in the episode that gave us the bombing of the sept, Tommen's suicide, R+L=J confirmed, AND Daney taking sail for Westeros.

I love how Jon never met Shireen, never seen her burned alive, but the gravity of Davos’ words and the fact he is an honest man made Jon side with him. Lord Snow knows who to trust.

This is great… too bad Davos forgot to give this kind of treatment to Tyrion, ya know… the guy who killed his SON who was actually his own, with Wildfyre.

Probably the first time Davos showed genuine fury...and genuine heartbreak... Poor Shireen...

Is this why they call him the "onion knight"? Cause his pain brings a tear to my eye?

So good!