Tyrion Gives Bran A Gift [HD]

"Then you might learn a Lord's courtesy..."

From GAME OF THRONES Season 1 Episode 4 "Cripples, Bastards & Broken Things"

[jamesthewizard]

I forgot how good the first few seasons of this show are

[Novalunosis]

Now, after all this time, when I hear Tyrion say, "I have a tender spot in my heart for cripples, bastards and broken things". I think of it like this, cripples (Bran), bastards (Jon) and broken things (Sansa). They were the Starks that Tyrion was most kind and even tender towards.

[Xerro]

I can scarcely believe Bran season 1 and Bran season season 6 are the same person.

[justineofthehousebeiber]

i just realized tyrion has one on one time with nearly all the starks bran, jon, sansa, catelyn, robb

[marinadia]

The episode before Jon asks him to tell Bran he misses him and that he would visit him if he could
*Tyrion doesn't even mention Jon to Bran* lmao

[raptirboy]

In the book Robb was actually ashamed of how he acted

[gerstein]

I love how this scene illustrates Robb's complete lack of political skill. Rather than hold his cards closer to his chest and make nice with Tyrion, he insults him. When he tries to backtrack the damage is done and Tyrion turns down his false curtesies

[margarethmichelina]

Compared to all of Lannisters, Tyrion is the only Lannister who is so nice to the Starks. He saved Jon, Catelyn and Sansa. He even gave Bran a gift. Even tho he was forced to marry with Sansa but he is respect to her so does she. He's even feel sorry about Red Wedding to her.

[LukeKetchum]

Bran: I'm not a cripple.
Tyrion: And I'm not a dwarf. My father will be rejoiced!
Me: Awww! How much I miss this version of Bran!

[TheNightshotBR]

Tyrion went ahead and did a kind gesture to Bran.
Robb assumed he did it to score points with the lord of Winterfell.
Then he grudgingly gave Tyrion his favour.
Tyrion then told him to kindly fuck off and left.

This scene was golden.

[catsadilla]

It would have been the biggest troll if Tywin received a raven come sunrise stating "Rejoice! tyrion is not a dwarf anymore."

[anobjectiveninja]

What most viewers fail to notice in this scene (mainly, because it isn't clearly shown) is that Robb has laid out his sword in front of him on the table - a sign that Guest Rights will not be granted.

This shows how important the Guest Rights are in the eyes of the Northeners, and how sinful it would be to violate it after having granted it. This is mainly why they're absolutely furious about the Red Wedding #TheNorthRemebers

[iloveromanoff]

Bran's smile at the end!!! I'm dying of cuteness overload

[Catcloud]

“I have a tender spot in my heart for cripples, bastards, and broken things.”
I love this character

[kingston]

I don't think Tyrion was being political here; he really cares and shows concern for the boy.

[mysticdragonwolf]

Bran went from being the kid you’d do anything for…to the kid who took credit for all the work

[ZainR]

It doesn't make much sense to me how anyone would've accused Tyrion of trying to kill Bran when here he is, showing a soft spot for the broken thing.

[belenzapata]

This fantastic scene shows Robb's only weakness: he's too emotional. Maybe because he was young, his passion lead him to fall into a woman's arms.

[shaurya]

Man Richard was so good as Robb. His role is imprinted in my head.

[AhmedMostafa-tscp]

Bran:
"Tyrion I have a gift for you, you will be my hand"