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Why didn’t Edric squire for Renly ?

I've always wondered if Rodrik being a Knight was an error. As he seems more connected to Northern Culture than say; Jarah Mormont.

Heroes lose and villains wins in ASOIAF

Great video friend, keep up the good work

If you want to see competent characters, read some of the fiction of Robert A. Heinlein. Many of his lead characters are brilliantly portrayed, such as Lazarus Long in "Time Enough For Love". And in the movies, see Michael Douglas' character, Jack T. Colton, in "Romancing the Stone". One of the best movies ever made.

Renly was my second favourite character in the whole story at one point 😪 I don’t know if he still is, but I’m still devastated he was murdered. Hold a grudge against Stannis for it to this day

Thanks for the new video, but I enjoy your minor character analysis ones more.

They knew Gerrod was there. They let him go, almost as if he wasn't even there. If there was a Pact-then that Pact has Terms. An obvious given in those Terms would be for the First Men to not be killed by Others. Gerrod had some kind of special First Men bloodline that prevented them from killing Gerrod or they WOULD have killed him, too. LOOK at these CRAZY magical icey beings-they do not need to let someone live for any reason. IF The Others could have killed them all, they would have. Gerrod is SPECIAL.

I love your intro. You studied good in English and Literature. You wrote good papers in high school.

Video was a whole lot of nothing

At a glance I misread the thumbnail of this video and it made me realize I need to watch less porn.

I think the white walkers thought waymar was jon snow. He has a similar build and family connections to the starks and also only other character in the books besides jon snow to wear mole skin gloves

do these narrators mispronounce words on purpose?

In my head cannon Oberyn poisened Tywin too, thats why Tyrion found him on the toilet. He's eaten something bad, that's why his dead body smelled so bad.

Eddard could not have taken the Iron Throne. He had no claim. Robert Baratheon had distant Targaryen blood which is why he was able to make his own claim. Eddard would not have been proclaimed king if he just sat in the chair.

Ned Stark is a straight up BAD-GUY... He's responsible for more death's and misery than almost every other character in the story. There's a difference between "lawful" and "honorable." Aragorn dedicates his life to saving lives but will still make the tough decision when it comes down to it (like letting Frodo leave and going after Meri and Pippin).

While it was true that Ned had no true claim to the throne, once he realised that his infant nephew was the rightful King, he could have seized the throne in Jon's name and ruled as regent until the King came of age. Ned could very well have exercised all the King's powers even if he didn't have the royal title.

Ned could not have taken the throne because Robert had already proclaimed he was going to take it based on his grandmother's Targaryen lineage. If Eddard had taken the throne it would have meant war with Robert.

Ned Stark is very stupid for underestimating his enemies so badly and underestimating how cruel and ruthless they could be.

What happened to the old art bro!! I loved it haha

05:56 I'm glad you said "in the films," here. I was poised for pedantry.

"Most qualified"??? Based on what? His experience as the master of laws? His experience with Intermittent Fasting?

If one thinks about how Sansa wanting to be a separate kingdom made more sense than the rest of the other decisions made at meeting of the other great houses. The strategy behind Arya killing kinda makes sense. The night kings focus would be on Jon , Bran and Danny not a little girl. Gray Worm and Mesandea’s relationship was beautiful, proving intimacy is more than the physical aspect of love. As for him getting his way concerning Jon he didn’t get his way. He wanted Jon dead. I agree D&D got lazy and greedy.

Long live Syrio

It is so underrated that in the end he stood among the starks and defended their daughter. He had no reason to stand his ground and fight in the conflict he should have no horse in. He defended Arya with his life. That's why ppl say he must be a faceless man, because they can't fathom such empathy could be found in Westeros

The actor for syrio forel in the show was such a good choice, even if they didn’t look like the book description. Such charisma!! I do wish water dancers were explored more in ASOIAF, I think they’re such a sick martial art

10:30 She not only learned from syrio the brotherhood and the house of black and white but you forgot the key details she learned from Yoren AND the hound ALL of them are important because they shape Arya into who she will become. I'm not trying to criticize I'm just saying when laying out the groundwork for who Arya is you can't forget two of the most important characters in her arc

I always loved the idea that Eddard Stark let his daughter learn about sword fighting. He didn’t hinder her idea in favor of the traditional female role. Syrio taught her without reservation of her being female. I think both realized the danger of where she was not just political danger but that of being considered weak because of her gender. Later in her story being with the Hound she learned more. Then her story later on learning from the faceless man. Arya was a formidable woman. If we ever get the next 2 books I would love to see how much more powerful she becomes. Great character choice. I’m looking forward to more.

Syrio represents the "soft" styles of swordsmanship, like rapier and jian. They definitely have their strengths, but fighting against armoured opponents isn't one of them, unless you have insane accuracy.

I love Stannis but reading How Stannis dealt with Edric has me a little convinced that he will Burn Shireen. Because had Davos not shipped him to Lys, Edric Storm most certainly would've been roasted alive.

Love the video but still waiting on the great John

oh, only 7 minutes ago? Well aint I lucky

Well said. "Fear cuts deeper than swords"

Man all the good artwork out there and you pick a bunch of caricature art

Netflix GoT

Could warging be used to permanently take over someone's body?

In ASOIAF magic works with blood sacrifice. Dany’s 3 dragons are born from the death of her husband, son, and a witch. Likewise Bran comes into his power from the sacrifice of Jojen, a fellow greenseer.

Where did you get the idea Melisandre birthed whatever killed Renly? She never said that's what happened. Stannis never said that's what happened. And the readers never see this event occur.

You write your video dialogue really well, good Ser.

Do these kids have parents? Jojen was sickly when he LEFT home..wtf are his parents THINKING? Unless...they aren't kids. Or people. Most of these 'people' act a lot like animals. They even describe themselves/each other as animals.

Jojen Paste

all this talk about jojen has really made me thirsty

Great video, keep up the good work Ser.

Do Jon Con next

I love your videos. Can you do the great John next

I don't think the Wolfs Den is a luxuries prison. Its just Davos had a nice cell. There are other places that he probably be much worse. Definitely smells much worse.

If there's a good point about Black Walder is that he's honest about who he is. He's not pretentious like a lot of his relatives

10:43 *Lowest on the totem pole of nobility* So does that place them higher or lower than *House Clegane* ?

....it is said....... NO, NO, no. there is no legitimised jon snow nor confirmation that robb named him his successor. that is pure fanon at this point.

I find the Frey factions building in the imminent fight for power after Old Walder dies very interesting.