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Red Wedding
A lot of people say Robb had it coming when it came to the red wedding and he low-key deserved it. Here’s why I disagree:
First of all, Robb was young and inexperienced. He wasn’t evil. He just wasn’t a wise ruler. I think it’s harsh to say he DESERVED to be brutally murdered.
I agree that it wasn’t smart of him to go back on his promise to Walder Frey. What people don’t mention though is how he actively worked to fix his error. He personally apologize to Frey and tried to solve the problem by marrying off his uncle.
I would also like to add that Walder Frey agreed to those terms. Then after agreeing to them, he ambushed the Northerners at the wedding. He didn’t stop at Robb who was the one to go back on his word. He killed the innocent people that accompanied him.
There’s a huge difference between a young man choosing to marry for love and an old greedy lord killing an entire group of people for some money.
At the end of the day, Robb was a young, inexperienced ruler who still had learning and growing to do. Walder Frey was an evil man who let his hunger for power guide his actions.
I think one of these men is a lot more deserving of grace, don’t you?
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  A lot of people say Robb had it coming when it came to the red wedding and he low-key deserved it. Here’s why I disagree:
First of all, Robb was young and inexperienced. He wasn’t evil. He just wasn’t a wise ruler. I think it’s harsh to say he DESERVED to be brutally murdered.
I agree that it wasn’t smart of him to go back on his promise to Walder Frey. What people don’t mention though is how he actively worked to fix his error. He personally apologize to Frey and tried to solve the problem by marrying off his uncle.
I would also like to add that Walder Frey agreed to those terms. Then after agreeing to them, he ambushed the Northerners at the wedding. He didn’t stop at Robb who was the one to go back on his word. He killed the innocent people that accompanied him.
There’s a huge difference between a young man choosing to marry for love and an old greedy lord killing an entire group of people for some money.
At the end of the day, Robb was a young, inexperienced ruler who still had learning and growing to do. Walder Frey was an evil man who let his hunger for power guide his actions.
I think one of these men is a lot more deserving of grace, don’t you?
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  Tywin clearly knew before cersei told him, but he himself was happy to live the lie
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Aragorn vs Three of the greatest warriors in westeros at their prime
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Noone talks about how fast the "walking feast" ran when mutiny happened and ED was in middle of a fight to save her lol
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  S04 Ep 8: Little finger foreshadows an event in episode 10
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Excluding the tyrion matter,who do you think Robb would've chosen as his successor?
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I just realised Danerys said Jon Snow's father was her brother
Are they implying she played Name That Targaryen with her nephew??
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  Are they implying she played Name That Targaryen with her nephew??
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Youre Garin the Great, in charge of 250k Rhoynar. what is your strategy for fighting the Targis? (you cant surrender and you have to fight)
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What if Tywin decides to let Jaime marry Sansa, instead of Tyrion?
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What would Tywin do if he realized it was Arya?
Not sure if this has been asked before but what do you guys think Tywin would do if he realized Arya was his maid? As he said he enjoys talking to Arya and he has never said that about anyone
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  Not sure if this has been asked before but what do you guys think Tywin would do if he realized Arya was his maid? As he said he enjoys talking to Arya and he has never said that about anyone
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