What truly lies at the core of each character? What do they really want? For one thing - we know that what they say they want, and what they actually want, are often two very different things. However, in the GoT world, as viewers, we’ve often had a difficult time discerning the true nature of a character. In most television, we understand who each character is at their core, what motivates their action and what they ultimately want to achieve. While there are many wonderfully unique characteristics of the Game of Throne series, perhaps one of the most identifiable is the unpredictability of most of this worlds characters. Any views or opinions expressed are based solely on where the Game of Thrones TV series currently is and no other knowledge or information is presented in this article. What matters is that she’s clearly going to get started learning the big stuff, and what matters is that there will likely be a special bond between teacher and student because of that first exchange.Disclaimer: There are no spoilers in this article. It’s certainly one approach, but my way isn’t the only way, now is it? She probably won’t live the entire life I envision Barbarians living, and that’s cool.
She doesn’t comprehend the awesomeness of what has started.
She probably doesn’t understand the significance of what transpired here. That’s where being a Barbarian pays off, and this little girl is certainly starting along the path of being a Barbarian. They also happen to think anyone who is smaller than them are the weak. Look, I think there’s something wrong with the world, and I do happen to believe learning how to fight is at least part of the answer to fixing it.īut more than that, we live in a world where some people are vile, senseless thugs who think they can take from the weak. I’m sorry, but that’s so good I don’t care if it’s true or not. What does he do? He answers appropriately and they settle down to get to work.
He is going to send her on her way, to someone better equipped to teach a young child, and then she gives this phrase. So this little girl walks up to this tattooed MMA coach, a big manly man filled with testosterone and badassitude, and asks to learn to fight. “Valar dohaeris” means “all men must serve.” Now, “Valar morghulis” means “all men must die” in the fictional language of High Valerian on Game of Thrones.
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