Subscribe to the Game of Thrones YouTube:
New episodes of Game of Thrones air every Sunday at 9PM, only on HBO.
Connect with Game of Thrones Online:
Game of Thrones Viewer’s Guide:
Game of Thrones on Facebook:
Game of Thrones on Twitter:
Game of Thrones Official Site:
Game of Thrones on HBO GO®
Game of Thrones on HBO Connect:
Game of Thrones merchandise:
It’s HBO.
Connect with HBO Online
Find HBO on Facebook:
Follow @HBO on Twitter:
Find HBO on Youtube:
Find HBO Official Site:
Find HBO Connect:
Find HBO GO:
Find HBO on Instagram:
Find HBO on Foursquare:
Find the HBO Shop:
Check out other HBO Channels
HBO:
True Blood:
HBO Sports:
Real Time with Bill Maher:
HBO Documentary Films:
Cinemax:
HBO Latino:
source
If Bernard Lowe saw the door, Hodor would be still alive.
Hodor will never be forgotten. Thank you, Hodor.
DOOR STUCK!!!
Hodor experiences his own future death and ended up damaging his mind.
George you twisted bastard!
A true gentleman holds the door
276 people did not hold the door.
In my opinion the most important moment in the series. This episode allow us to understand that in the world created by Martin there's no space for free will, all men are subjected to fate. There's no possibilities of choice, and if they have the feeling to choose freely then is all an illusion. If it weren't so then this scene would have an obvious logical contradiction that would break the closed circle: because a closed timeline with the presence of free will would allow inexplicable paradoxes, such as going back in the past to kill our mother before she met our father, but if the free will did not exist then we would be sure to be unabled to kill our mother for any reason.
And this is even more ingenious, considering that a story written in a paper is, of necessity, already written, determined.
Fate in the world of "A Song of Ice and Fire" is established by gods supposedly and is mentioned many times in the books by characters.
For this reasons I think that the work made my Martin is a masterpiece. Is one of the most important question in the history of humans being and of course, is a question that still opresses us even today. "Does free will really exist?" Or we are subdued by the law of determinsm otherwise by the casualty of indetermism?
However I am expected a cyclical finish for this work.
can anyone tell me whats the name of the music playing in the background please?
The ONLY scene in GoT that made me straight up cry.
vay amk
He had one job and he did it goddammit which can't be said of a lot of other characters 🙂
I hope bran dies in season 8, he probably won't, but he deserves it
Top 10 saddest anime deaths
I wonder if we see wight Hodor with a foor nailed to his back? That would be awesome.
I wonder what would have happened if Bran went back to the past to take over the Mad King's mind. I wonder if his name would have been Burnall.
Burn them all!
Burn all!
Burnall!
One object one life hold the Fucking door
If this doesn't make you cry, nothing will.
Bran's a dick for that
The girls cried at Titanic. The boys cried at the fall of Boromir. The men cried at this
I laugh my ass off watching this fat kid on the ground lol, fuck game of thrones boring shit unless its aquaman bending that blondie over.
Out of context this scene is very ridiculous
Not ashamed I cried at this
Still feels like a stab to my heart
Not cool
Amazing God damn tv. Anyone else get what they were doing right away?
You had one job, we all wish you didn't have to do it.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I do not watch GOT .. Can anyone explain me? XD
I still don't understand why it is so sad? He wasn't really a huge character in the show. Is it cool to be sad from this scene? I'm not trying to be a jerk. I just don't get the whole making a big deal about his death thing.
Hoodoooodoooooooooor!
Fuck you Bran!
i cried like a little whining ugly bitch