Whereas the Game of Thrones universe has all the time had moments of comedy thrown in amongst the betrayal, incest, and homicide, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms takes Westeros’ comedian streak into uncharted territory.
Episode 1 had that gloriously disgusting phlegm scene, and whereas there are a lot of amusing moments in episode 2, a dialog between Dunk (Peter Claffey) and Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell) might be the factor that made us snigger most — whereas additionally performing as the right illustration of their relationship as an entire.
Let’s recap.
What is the dialog between Dunk and Egg?
The dialog takes place after Dunk’s floundering try to speak to Tanselle (Tanzyn Crawford), a puppeteer working on the Ashford tourney who agrees to color a brand new sigil on his defend.
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After trying to console Dunk, who’s anxious the dialog was “ill-handled,” Egg adjustments the topic to knighthood. We have copied the ensuing, hilarious alternate under, in full:
Egg: “Do you assume I am going to ever make a knight at some point?”
Dunk: “Certain. Why not? You are a probable lad.”
Egg: “I am a bit puny.”
Dunk: “You may develop.”
Egg: “Even for my age. Everybody’s all the time advised me so.”
Dunk: “Everybody’s all the time advised me I used to be silly.”
[Massive pause while Dunk sips his drink, not saying anything else.]
Egg: “And?”
Dunk: “Hm?”
Egg: “Hm, what?”
Dunk: “What?”
Egg: “What did you do when individuals stated you had been silly, ser?”
Dunk: “What enterprise is that of yours? My issues are my very own.”
Egg: “I believed… Aren’t you making an attempt to assist me?”
Dunk: “Assist you what? Develop?”
It is a fully beat-perfect alternate, from Egg’s exasperated “And?” to Dunk’s full confusion that follows it. This sort of dialog can be why the present, and Dunk and Egg as characters, are so deeply lovable — we are going to by no means tire of seeing a small baby rising more and more pissed off along with his giant, well-meaning companion’s complete lack of knowledge.
