Jaime Lannister’s FATE in Game of Thrones Season 8 | PROOF that Ser Jaime does NOT Fear Death

Unconditional love has a potential to save the soul. Jaime was a broken man until experiencing unconditional love when interacting with Brienne.

That is why he will kill the Night's King.

jaime's a fool. The mad king denied him and especially Tywin one of the most important things; an (honourable) heir.
That messed him up. He always was very loyal. His conversation with Brienne underlines this sentiment: He tried to be loyal and good, but the two conflict with each other – can't remember his exact words, but being loyal to a king that wants to kill everybody borders to insanity… He tries to do right, but during his life he gets more and more convinced of the fact that family above all else is anything but honourable, nor will it lead to anything good – Cersei going down (slowly), Tyrion's unfair treatment leading to Tywin's death, a never ending cycle of families slaughtering families, etc. That kind of pushed him over; seeing that no matter what Cersei would do, she'd lose, taking everything with her. Because of her greed and lust for power and control. His love blinded him very long, as did loyalty (which is similar, think of adultery). Cersei already tortured Tyrion as a young child, she was always a horrible person, blaming Tyrion for her mothers death, further being ruined by Maggie the Frog. So, rationale has finally taken over, but it has taken him a damned long time. Like Olenna said when Jaime said he was a slow learner, but that there are always lessons in failure: "You must be very wise by now".

You somehow always make me discover things I didn’t know about characters in GOT/ASOIAF. You are so talented. Your video’s are always entertaining! Happy new year btw!
BTW I love Jaime more and more every season.

i genuinely hope jamie and jon die fighting side by side.

6:15 "…half a million" That's our boy 😉

Well done video!

Jamie knew R+L so once he finds out Jon in that baby, he gonna give his life for Jon.

jaime is the KING SLAYER so he will kill the NIGHT KING….. just my opinion, he will finish the story how he started the story by killing a king to save tons of people…..

There is something I have wondered about for quite a long time. Tywin wanted Jamie freed from his vows as a member of the Kingsguard to be his heir.
I suspect Tywin gave permission to maim Jamie, what are your thoughts?

There are also some other examples of Jaime not being afraid of death: he straight up told Cat he crippled her son. You don't tell a mother you crippled her (I don't know… eight year old?) son if you don't have a death wish.
He was also quite chill about the Karstarks obviously out for his head after his first attempt at fleeing in the show, and purposefully provoced Cat even more, when he assumed she'd come to kill him.And then there's the Brienne-Jaime-scene in the riverlands in the books after lady stoneheart. I mean sure we don't know much about the details about what actually happens, but it looks like Jaime quietly followed her, when she made it look like he'd have to fight the hound, something he's got to know, would not be easy for him without his sword hand. Even if he suspects that it'S not the true hound.

Ah I love how you get more and more confident in your kingslayer-fanboyism XD a few months back you were stillt 'ah I just realized I really like Jaime' or 'he's actually not quite that bad.'
That's the way. Jaime's simply the best.

You make a good point he will probably make it through to the end because he doesn’t fear death. I hope so he is a favorite of mine.

Could Jaime be similar to Achilles of Greek legend , willing to trade his life for life eternal in the pages of history.

Does this mean that Jaime will kill Cersei to save lives?

A ray of light on a terrible day. Thanks Kev.

How are you taking the season 8 release date news?

I view this with new eyes and have a different understanding than last I watched. An excellent piece that reminds us of fleeting lives, don’t fear the end.

I am hoping in winds of winter that Jamie learns to fight better left handed than he ever was right handed. I hope he becomes as good as his hero Ser Arthur.

Excellent, one more time

Jamie is not afraid of death,he always looks it in the eye
(Show)even st the end of s7 he looked down the mountain and waited for it then walked away

westworld better than thrones my dude?

I don't care what anyone thinks, I'm team Jamie. I would love for him to live and have little ones with Breanne ♥

Great work as always brother,great new year to you and yours as always.

No criticism on this video. I think you are right 100%. Jaime does not fear death. Yet. I think in order to fear death you have to have regret. Either for something you did or did not do. I suppose indirectly this indicates that Jaime has been true to himself for most of his life.

He became my favorite too. As was told, he learned from Barristan the Bold, Arhur Dayne TSOTM… I don't think he only meant that as swordplay. I believe we'll see him as the perfect knight that he'll be, in the next season (or the book I hope).

There are further accounts of Jaime being reckless with his life, mostly from Cersei (a few when Cersei reminded him that he was off doing all these dangerous activities while she was paying attention to their father). His leisure activities were also perilous. Jamie's motto has probably been YOLO/You Only Live Once.

Great video ! Thank you to speak us of Jaime, and to do so with sympathy.

All tbe time

Does sansa and tyrion hook up.

How the fuck you only have 50k subs
This is my go to channel for GOT.

I always love your theory about Jaime becomes the protector/savior of Dannys/Jon child..Its sweet..Jaime seems to do more heroic things next season ..He is my HERO…I wish you have a nice year and more subscribers,likes,views and comments this year.

I hope he dies in front of Jon, and Brienne in front of sansa. Both of them have 'failed' one way or another either Renly or Rhagear i think it would be a great ending to their songs

Don't conflate death with fear of pain and suffering while dying; don't conflate fear of death with a dying needlessly. It happens all too much. Jamie may fear and brave these other things, but I agree, he doesn't seem to fear what happens to him after he has died and is dead.

Jaime doesn't give a shit. He wants an honourable death, unlike his life. I dig it.

Also, when is Westworld 2 coming?

Have a nice day my friend

If forced to specifics….. while wearing foil hat….. I’ll say: The Kingslayer dies following his sacrifice of The Maid of Tarth, … a byproduct of the sacrifice somehow, and likely related to either Sweetrobin or the Mountain. Is Brienne Jamie’s sword?

So I got this crazy theory here me our I don't think Jamie will die but he'll be the one to slay the knight king with lightbringer after stabbing widow wail into cersi heart cause Jon snow doing it would be to obvious and we all know George R.R Martin loves thrrowing curve balls to really shock us. B4 what you think about this I just found your channel yesterday so I don't know if you been asked this already. I really like Jamie kinda reminds me of my grandfather just no sister fucking part but how he redeemed him self

Will Bran forgive Jaime when they meet?

So glad you are covering Jaime. I just had a revelation but not sure what it means. 
JRRM loves story parallels and there are only two characters that have had their hand cut off… Jaime and the hand that Ghost finds right after Jon takes his oath.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCAyYQa4Bfc

 There has to be some a significance between Jaime and the dead wight that come back to life inside Castle Black. I think this is one of those very early missable details that actually means a lot.

I see Jaime as a white walker next season