Jaime Lannister slaps one of the Freys holding Edmure hostage

I love how bronn just laughing in the background. Like he told you he'd slap you.😂

"yield the castle or we hang him" - this guy doesn't know Blackfish is nothing if not stubborn. And he gives zero F's about the life of his dumb nephew 😂

"only a fool makes threats he's not prepared to carry out"

Me today

"I don't give a ra..."
THUNK

This scene with Jaime confronting the freys felt like his father was living through him. It wouldn’t be far fetched if Tywin did the same thing if he was there

The portrayal of Edmure in the show (as well as the perception of many book-fans) is horrendous. He failed in a strategic decision that was not communicated to him and again in a ceremonial act regarding his father, him being the only one who actually mourned him. Yet he's disregarded as a dumb fool, even though he was the only Tully that actually gave a shit about the common people. Cat is all sad and vengeful about Ned and the kids, but every nameless peasant is worth just as much

It's nice to see the asshole who killed Catelyn get put in his place by Jamie.

it makes no sense. the evil cunning guys who orchestrated the red wedding would never not set a proper perimeter

Jaime: And our "friends" of Frey?
Daven: Well maybe some could do with a bit of dying.

I don't know what possessed them to take Bastard Walder and Black Walder... two of the greatest warriors of House Frey, combine them into one and make him an idiot and a weakling.

definitely my favorite POV in Feast was jaime at riverrun

I love how Jaime is being so kind helping tenderize the meat for Arya's pie

What should’ve happened was, blackfish should’ve had his best archer shoot edmure. A quick death compared to what the freys might’ve done.

Didnt he marry a frey

Edmure always gave me Wedge Antilles vibes for some reason

Jaime: Did you even really understand anything you just said?

Bronn: Not a thing. But it sounded fancy and it worked, didn't it?

Jaime's slap is even better in the book. There, he doesn't slap a Frey, he uses his golden hand to outright punch a guy who disrespects Brienne. Ronnet Connington calls Brienne "a sow, except a sow would have bigger teats". And Jaime decides that he will not stand for anyone talking shit about his homegirl.

Edmure aka the most underrated character in the show. The rightful uncrowned king of Westeros. The writers were so shitty choosing creepy Bran over Edmure, an experienced, loyal, knowledgeable, respectable and an honorable man. And Sansa also for belittling and humiliating him. In my own ending he's ruling over the seven kingdoms. Not this joke of a season 8 was.

God....the way they forced that "threat" line from the book was pathetic!! Black Walder didn't threaten Jaimie, he just stated a fact!!

Tywin: "Walder Frey's complaining to me about you attacking one of his sons."
Jaime: "I just slapped one of the Frey boys, big deal"
Tywin: "...with which hand?"
Jaime: "....about that..."

The fact he took him out of the noose proved he wasn't going to do it.

That was the iron hand 😂

Bruh honestly it looks like the aftermath of a Rave.

He deserved that golden slap.

Niece he said.. what a complete fukin idiot..

what sort of fool argue`s with jamie lannister, and especially if bronn is with him, and you have to thank god for game of thrones giving great british actors a pension, if your had a part in one of the greatest television shows ever made then you know that your a great actor.

Poor edmure. He was a dumbass, but he wasn’t a bad person

Jaime teaches the Freys some lesson, he is totally the son of the fearsome Tywin Lannister.

I honestly feel that something similar to this would've happened had Tywin made to King's Landing just in time before Ned Stark was murdered. Had he arrived just in time, he would've stopped the entire process, sent Joffrey and Cersei back to the Red Keep screaming and kicking, had Sansa escorted back to her chambers, had Ned sent back to the cells ( but given a bath, food, and someone to look after his leg), and then later on, they would meet alone saying that he will take Ned to Riverrun and order Robb to stand down and exchange him for Jaime, and Sansa would be married to Joffrey, and Ned would get to go back to Winterfell, (he wouldn't even have to go to the wall in this AU). And Tywin would've assured Ned that he would not allow Joffrey to harm Sansa in any way seeing as how he'd be a puppet king. And if Joffrey got to outta hand, then Tywin would arrange for him to have an "accident" and then place Tommen on the throne.

(And also, Cersei's plan to send Ned to wall was pretty stupid seeing as how once they got up North, Yoren would've either let him and Arya go free, or the Northern lords would interceed and free him. And then once Ned Stark took over command of the army, the Lannisters would be truly fucked).

The Blackfish has good reason to refuse. House Frey broke guest right and murdered most of his family under trust, thus he has no reason to believe that they won't slaughter him, all his men and Edmure as well the moment he yields Riverrun.

Bloody Freys. I'm surprised that nobody thought of wiping them out and taking their castle long ago; even the Blackwoods and the Brackens hate the Freys more than they do each other, and that's saying something.

Are the Frey soldiers/camp followers dissing Jaime or something lmao, at the beginning I hear "He looks like a fat sow" "Look at that gut!" "Take a bloody bath!"

“-not whatever this is.”

Man that killed me when i think of how messy their “siege” is. Looks more like a peasant rebellion.

He didn't even have to look him up and down to size him up. One quick pass and he sized him right up.

Reading the books makes me hate this fucking idiotic show so much. It looks so fucking stupid

Jamie is definitely his fathers son

I think if Blackfish and his men sally out and finish the Frey before Lannister reinforcements come, he might stand a chance to survive the battle of retreat🤔

Tywin would’ve been proud of Jaimie if he saw this

Didn't the book material ended with season 5 then how a scene from book is being shown in s6

Is the same dude that killed robb wife?

They're a bunch of morons

Maaaaan, the Freys are a joke

One of the best scenes from this season imo, tho i'm biased because Jaime's march across the Riverlands was one of my favorite parts of the book: he returned to the place he attacked, where he fought and was defeated only around a year earlier, but this time with the hard lessons learned from captivity and mutilation. He is able to pacify the Riverlands through diplomacy, never needing to fight a battle (and fulfilling part of his oath to Catelyn Stark, to "never again take up arms against Stark nor Tully') - and that to me shows how much he had grown as a character. Jaime in the books was really shaping up to be the great leader House Lannister needed to survive the Long Night and help establish a lasting peace in the Seven Kingdoms. Too bad the show threw it all away.

I was high on copium while watching S8, thinking Jaime as Lord of Casterly Rock would rally the Westerlands banners to march North and later fight against Cersei, because after all the nobles and soldiers should've been more loyal to their lord who led them to victory in the Riverlands and the Reach, but I guess D&D kinda forgot about all that as usual.

I coulda sworn he hit him twice

The blackfish, the embodiment of what house Tully stands for: “Family, Duty, Honor” says “Cut his throat” when his nephew is threatened.

Jaime learned from his father something. Good.

So the Golden Lion and the Jackal of the Blackwater told the Freys: "quiet your gibbering, monkeys, we've got to deal with the Trout in their castle."