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Lit Lee Finger. Heh. Nice TTS.

What is this?

Yeah, wouldn't she be considered an apostate and hunted down for "sinning"🤷🏼‍♂️. 🤓😎✌🏼

Jon Snow is not a Targaryen, He is son of Stark and Dayne. House Dayne people.

I disagree. I think Victarion showed why it needs to be refortified and garrisoned. Plus all of the Norths most fertile lands are just north of moat Caitlin so for them it's vital for multiple reasons to protect it

Stag is the sigil of the Baratheon house, not the Stark house. The wolf is

Lmao he didn't 😂 fuck I've never hit the don't recommend this channel button faster...

Starks sigil is a direwolf not a stag

It’s really is a wonder why more people didn’t figure it out especially Ned’s wife

Maybe because he can do math

Stag and dragon are not sigils of stark and targaryen

Euron wants the apocalypse. He's much more dangerous

Tyrion never consummated the marriage and there's no real indication that he would. But I see that this video is considering if he actually did it. Yeah I agree, Tywin would most likely not treat the child well.

Joanna is Padme for Tywin

I haven’t read the books but I always wondered how Ned managed to travel home with his sister’s baby without being questioned by Robert?

Misleading title. Stannis didn't know.

Littlefinger told Joffrey to execute Ned? I don't recall that in either show or books. Joffrey just did it to amuse himself as far as I know.

John Snow, the only Dragon in the thousand+ history of the show with black hair lol

Alicent always seemed to disregard Helayna's feelings, what she was saying, treating her as if she wasn't making sense, broken even; and, that may be why she pushes her away, as in, "don't brush me off with a pity hug, listen to me for once", possibly...

Stannis didn't know, you simply made that up. And if you really think that the guy who burnt his own daughter at the stake is "even more rigidly honorable than Ned", you are truly deluded. What don't you change the name of your channel to "Let's talk bullshit"?

Because illyrio is a businessman at heart - but trusts his old friend (lover?) varys with his instincts for politics. This was an investment for the future - one of varys' many irons in the fire. The more reliable one was the false dragon of course, because that one had been groomed specifically. This one is free range - but more legitimate. Chancy.

Leadership and fierceness - Robert Strategy and patience - Stannis Charm and ambition - Renly

If anyone truly deserved to be on the Iron throne except Dany it was Stannis. The true Heir of Baratheon house.

The Bolton's send their regards! 😮. 🤓😎✌🏼

Based off what I got from the book he didn’t think Jon wasn’t Ned’s child. The North operates differently than the rest, the Starks were known to raise their bastards alongside their true born kids. The Karstark family line came from such origins after all.

I guess this is reasonable...even if you don't 'suspect' the truth, Jon's relationship with the Stark family did seem odd. One thing the show really got wrong was that 'book John' had a strong facial resemblance to Ned and really, Lyanna was kind of forgotten, or at least hardly mentioned in the early books. What puzzles me is how Lord Varys never knew, or figured it out. He somehow didn't have a single spy in place in the Tower of Joy? That seems _very_ unlikely to me. I thought for sure at some point Varys would use that bit of intel to blow the story up...but no.

He was angry, that's why he helped olenna kill joffrey!

Stannis also knew that Ned’s genes weren’t stronger than the Tully ones as 4 out of the 5 true born Stark children resembled their mother with Auburn hair and blue eyes. The chance that the notoriously honorable Ned had a bastard was already suspect but then here comes his true born children with an 80% Tully appearance while only Arya gets the Stark looks to match Jon… it stands to reason that Jon would have come from a brother or his sister with those distinct Stark features. I don’t think Stannis would have guessed Rhaegar as the father since Targaryens have their own tell tale physical appearances.

even if Sansa had demanded the North's independence to Jon, it wouldn't have mattered, Jon was already King in the North so she could not undo the decision of the Northern houses to elect him as king

Meanwhile Drakes (the singer) son has blonde hair and blue eyes. Genes are a crazy thing

Ok so Renly and Stannis were smart and Ned was too confident?

Yes, he could have accepted Renly's swords but that was still not enough because those swords would have had to contend with the Lannister guards ,other nobles at court and kingsguards and even the Goldcloaks. that is why Ned went the Goldcloaks route because when put together ,they outnumber the Lannisters and the Kingsguard . With such sheer numbers , the coup would have been carried out effortlessly and clean as well.

He was caught rubbing poo on his nipples and was blackmailed to enter the nights watch...

He'd have executed them then taken the Vale and north to war against the lannisters

He's a psychopath and is unable to feel anything, especially love

Skip the AI drone voice.

What would really made the story interesting, if John would have spent a couple of years serving the black and King Robert pardon him and told Ned he would make him Stark and his cup bearer

THE RED WOMAN KNEW. You can tell on that elevator ride up the wall.

Because my great grandson was smart

Because Litlefinger is trash human being like so many character Martin writes about.

Problem with this, if he accepted Renly's offer it would be Renly sitting the throne. He wanted to take power for himself based on the assumption he would be a better king then his brooding, emotionless, and unpopular brother Stannis. I'll say this for Renly though, he wouldn't have caused as big a war. Stannis would have had the Iron Islands, Tyrells, and anyone who crossed him executed., not to mention the Red Woman's bidding. Robert and Renly understood forgiveness was necessary at times. The Iron Islands though, perhaps should have been ransacked and their drowned god drowned for good. They promoted raiding and reaving. That kind of religion shouldn't be allowed to exist from an ethical standpoint. War was of course inevitable no matter what. If Ned chose to follow Renly they would have had to deal with Tywin and Jaime, as well as Stannis, the Iron Islands might try to take advantage of the chaos then as well. But with the north, the crown and storm lands, as well as the reach, they'd have a much better chance and be united under Renly. He had somewhat good reasons for wanting the throne and I think would have made a better king then either his brothers as he was likable and not as angry, dishonorable, or irresponsible. He was skilled in politics and would have had people like Ned, Randyll Tarly and other experienced men that he was able to win over. Still kinslaying is one of the most terrible things, but he and Stannis would never make peace.

I don’t know if Littlefinger ever really loved Cat or just loved what she represented: something he couldn’t have. As a teen she was beautiful and from a rich powerful family. She was his meal ticket to power and wealth if he married her. When he loses a duel for Cat he sleeps with her sister lyssa and gets her pregnant. I think Littlefinger would have married Lyssa if her father allowed it (and then plotted against Cat and Edmure to make Lyssa heir to Riverrun). Also Littlefinger doesn’t make any effort to keep in touch with Cat after she’s married but he does continue to manipulate Lyssa after her marriage. So he’s more into the power of the Tully women then he is in love with Cat. And when Cat and Littlefinger are reunited in kings landing he doesn’t act like he’s in love with her and lies to her about the assassin’s dagger. And he seems to be trying to impress Sansa even at the Hand’s tournament in season 1. Sansa is more like the young Cat then middle aged Current Cat is. And while he makes an attempt to make an advance on Cat at Renly’s camp she pulls a knife on him which probably takes her off his crush list. Especially with Lyssa and Sansa being easier to manipulate. For a pimp like Littlefinger love is a transactional asset to be used to get wealth and power.

Selmy was always hypocrite caring only about his status as famous honored knight of kingsguard.

To keep him safe from robert who at this time is still on a targaryen kid killing war path and possibly once hes said the nights watch vows he can be told whos son he really is

There isn't any sound!

Stannis the Mannis.

Because the night is dark and full of terrors

Do we have any evidence that stannis knows about r+l=j. I dont recall any hints in the books

Also the hound had a sister that mysteriously died and he is certain that his brother had something to with it. So they also probably remind him of her

Ned would have never let it get to that point. He never would have allowed jaime to escape, nor sent theon as an envoy to the greyjoys.