DarthSkywalker
Your Most Aggro Pal (he/him)
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The crappy parts of the North.
I'm in the Stannis camp.
For me, its that he's a tried and tested battle commander, and is generally the kind of guy I'd want in charge. Rennly was a nice guy, but at the end of the day I'd want a ruler that's competent and dedicated to serving his people over someone whose best quality is that everyone likes them.
Really, see Stannis's scenes from season three - the religion's more a tool for him, otherwise he wouldn't have been hesitant to sacrifice Gendry and then later, Shireen.
Ice..... the sword that wasn't in this episode
The crappy parts of the North.
They missed a golden opportunity to let Jon Snow hang dong tonight and don't think I won't continue to hold that against the show.
Be grateful they didn't go through with their planned gag of showing Theon's....area. That's something I don't think anyone needs to see...
Renly was a traitor, no different from Daemon Blackfyre. Traitor's get executed. That's the law that has been laid down in Westeros for hundreds of years. Asthetically you might not like the shadow demon, but it's not any more "evil" than Ned Stark beheading someone with Ice.
Be grateful they didn't go through with their planned gag of showing Theon's....area. That's something I don't think anyone needs to see...
Robert and Stannis were traitors as well. Funny how neither of them thought they should be stabbed in the back by a shadow demon for justice's sake. I guess the law and this whole justice thing only applies to certain people at certain times.
I'm going to laugh when it turns out Osha, Rickon and Smalljon worked with the Wildlings and this is all a ruse
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On the one hand Ned was his friend so I understand why Howland did it, and even the greatest soldiers can get taken out in some BS ways, but it just didn't sit well with me. Especially Ned immediately cutting Dayne down like that. Dayne deserved more respect than that regardless which side he was on. Would an older Ned have been ok with Howland stabbing a person in the back, and then cut him down like that?
I'm going to laugh when it turns out Osha, Rickon and Smalljon worked with the Wildlings and this is all a ruse
in the 'inside the episode' they mentioned after all that Ned has seen... the mad kings actions etc... he was willing to give up his honor for what he thought was more important given the circumstances... so i feel Howland had the same mindset... do whatever it takes.
as for respecting Dayne... Dayne didn't give much reason to... he wouldn't tell Ned what was going on... For all Ned knew, Lyanna was being raped or tortured or something... Dayne just put on the helmet ready to go...
thats what bothered me... you'd think there would be a bit more discussion before straight up fighting.
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