Best Scenes: Robert Baratheon, King of the Seven Kingdoms, tells Cersei Lannister, his wife, about his love for Lyanna Stark.
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Best Scenes: Robert Baratheon, King of the Seven Kingdoms, tells Cersei Lannister, his wife, about his love for Lyanna Stark.
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"Do you wanna know the horrible truth? I can't even remember what she look like. I only know she was the one thing I ever wanted. Someone took her away from me, and Seven Kingdoms couldn't fill the hole she left behind."
"Korkunç gerçeği bilmek ister misin? Nasıl göründüğünü bile hatırlamıyorum. Tek bildiğim, hayatım boyunca sahip olmak istediğim tek şey oydu. Birisi onu benden aldı, ve Yedi Krallık bile onun bıraktığı boşluğu doldurmaya yetmedi."
Reminds me a lot of the Gendry/Jon/Arya dynamic. I picture Gendry being the king of the Seven Kingdoms one day and reminiscing on the Stark girl he once loved, whose "brother" was Gendry's best friend and war companion. "Someone took her away from me" could be the white walkers.
This scene made me feel so sorry for both of them
I believe if robert baratheon knew the truth about Jon he would wanted to kill him for sure but eventually he would spare him because he is lyanna's beloved and only son
This is love.
"someone took her from me". Damn right. Jon fucking snow.
"wear it in silence, or ill honor you again".
anyone know the music playing in the background
"No" most darkskin answer of all time
This scene isn't in the books?
Mark Addy was great.
I can't help but sob a little at this scene, it's one first and last serene moment, between Cersei and Robert. They both had a tragic story, while Robert dies in first season and Cersei evolves into the mad king throughtout the 6 seasons. Robert was an amazing portrail of loss and Cersei had one of the best character developemet in the entire series imo.
It was at this moment that Cersei decided… I'm gonna kill Robert…
So Robert had a true born that died?
poor robert, can you imagine what would have happened if he knew
Robert has to be the most tragic character in the series. He loved Lyanna more than anything while she loved Rhaegar. He never wanted to be a king, the small council meetings and the politics aren't his lifestyle, and he was forced to marry a woman he never truly loved, while fathering children that weren't his.
I believe he would have been a great kings guard commander. He has a great mind for strategy and war but he was forced into kinghood when he never really wanted it.
What is the song on background?..
I love this moment of just pure honesty it's not something that happens a lot in this show/story. For a second the character stop deceiving each other and are just real.
Well damn😕
Meanwhile she has fucked and then given birth to three kids of her brother. I don't care when she once loved Robert, her being upset at this moment is delicious to me. Every time her smirk is frozen from being beaten, embarrassed, or whatever. Every time she doesn't have the last word. I cheer!
I always think of the "I can't see my brothers' faces" scene from Saving Private Ryan.
Now I'm wondering if when she says 'when we lost our first boy', if that boy truly was Robert's son, not Jaime's, and perhaps Cersei killed or aborted the baby once she felt she was no longer in love with Robert. I know here she says she was still in love with him for a while after they lost the baby, but wouldn't she say that anyway, as to not bring any attention to the death of the child- if the aforementioned be the case?
Best scene. I love how Mark Addy was a squire in 'A Knights Tale" but now a King in GOT.
Ours is the Fury!
As much as I love to hate Cersei Lannister's guts (I was cheering when she was arrested), I can't help but feel really bad for her here. Here she is, talking to the man she once loved…and learning that he never really loved her in returned and was in love with somebody he knew he could never have (because the way Robert calls Lyanna as "the only thing I ever wanted" convinces me that he didn't love her as a person but as something that was taken away from him). I think, deep down, Cersei was secretly hoping Robert would say that he loves her but that last hope was crushed and so she moved on to protecting the only other thing that keeps her going; her kids. Lena Heady did a fantastic job here, as did Mark Addy.
In my opinion, the saddest moment in GoT
I literally want someone to love me like how Robert love lyanna
0:34 Did Cersei ever meant it when she said that? I feel she probably did…
Fucking bitch cersi
Cersei was happy when she married him, he could have at least tried…
The scene where cersei decided to have robert killed :'(
Man I really do feel for both of them, do you get the feeling that if they both had actually tried in their relationship a lot of the conflicts in the series could have been avoided? I suppose that is the greatest strength of Game of Thrones, watching the flawed characters and the terrible consequences of when those flawed people are given power.
Robert was a horrible king and a worse father, but compared to what came before and after he should be given sainthood.
that's the truth there.
The song in the background anyone?
His delivery of this scene was perfect.
"Someone took her away from me, and Seven Kingdoms couldn't fill the hole she left behind".
after Lyanna's death Robert has never been the same.. he just ruined his good looks, became a drunk, and fucked whores his whole life as the king
here in this scene you can sympathize with cersei. it can be humiliating if you spend years watching your husband whoring and drinking and not loving you. cersei wasn't born a great soul but a loser husband can just push one over the edge. she did kill her young friend so she was always a murderer but maybe there was hope for her she could have changed if she was loved. jamie is just toxic for her because she doesn't love him the way she needed to be loved to keep her sanity. he just drove her more insane.
Robert Baratheon, the one true king that took the crown from the Targaryen Dynasty