A Game of Thrones (HBO) - The Water Dance (scene)

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I personally want to thank the people at HBO for rendering this memorable scene with near-perfect detail. In this scene, Arya Stark begins her combat training with Syrio Forel, a master fencer, hailing from one of the most powerful of the Nine Free Cities, states that are independent from the mainland of Westeros.

All rights reserved to HBO. This is only a promo clip of sorts, taken from the third episode of the first season belonging to the "A Song of Ice and Fire" HBO series.

But, nevertheless, great great direction. I guess GRRM is crying tears of joy right now....I know I am.

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[laxjoh]

Poor Boromir. He still has PTSD from Mordor.

[Arya Stark]

Has anyone yet realised that as soon as Syrio "disappears" from the story-line, Jaquen H'Ghar appears. We left Syrio fighting a member of the Kings Guard, and found Jaquen in the black dungeons of the Red Keep... wouldn't it make sense that Syrio was taken alive, thrown in the black cell (befitting as he managed to decapacitate 4 fully armed men, with a wooden training sword), and in the black cell, he managed to change his face to that of Jaquen.

[ka zar]

Syrio sounds like the Khajiit from Skyrim.

[Anicka Pham]

There's no Italy in the Seven Kingdoms, it's called Bravoosi accent ;)

[aaronzvz]

Such a great scene



[Verpa217]

Syrio is my favorite character, HE'S NOT DEAD!

[AntonsCinemasPr]

so... the Bravoosi speak with Italian accent?

[sadfs asfd]

It s a shame the Stark girl dont learn shit with that great swordmaster

she 

[VinnyS914]

The best part was Neds PTSD attack at the end of the scene. You had to see & understand it

[MUFFINHEAD1985]

What Downey Jr though was happening when he was high on pcp

[Tutamten]

As for wooden swords they sound very steely...

[Jonathan Ore]

"Can you drop part of your arm? No." Someone forgot to tell Jaime Lannister.