One of my favourite scenes for Robb & any scene with one of the Dire wolves is also a winner for me
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- One of my favourite scenes for Robb & any scene with one of the Dire wolves is also a winner for me #robbstark #gameofthrones
"You insult yourself kingslayer" THATS how you handle being insulted. Use that same insult against them. Fuck he was the best.
I’m already trying to figure out how to follow his verbiage! Chill to the bone
@@scarecrow4013 🤓
He Eminem’d him back in GoT days
Was the best at getting himself killed over his own stupidity in the game
It's called attacking the frame. Don't focus on defending yourself. Focus on the argument
"No I trust them with my life, NOT WITH YOURS"- Man we needed more of Robb Stark
That line was amazing indeed. Truly a testament to his genius.
Yet he died because of his bannerman betrayals dude should have been more careful with them
Yet he died because of his bannerman betrayals dude should have been more careful with them
@@shin29534 He died because of a series of mistakes, both on his end and others (namely Catelyn).
Not even Roose would have betrayed most likely, had he not killed a certain general, and actually married the Frey.
he certainly would undermine, but I don't think he'd have sold out to Tywin had all those mistakes not piled up one after the other.
My favorite scene with him was when he put on that wolf mask and rode his horse.
Robb was the MAN
fuck the red wedding
But it was accurate
He was smarter than jon and ned but he lost simply because he couldn't keep his word.
@@shahidulkhan9566 He also was an exceptional fighter and an amazing battle strategist. His only downfall was he was too young and fell into a honeytrap. Man wasn’t ready for women.
@@shahidulkhan9566 he didnt lose because of the frey girl. Even if he married her, Walder would have killed all of them at Robbs wedding
@@kaliningradtoczechrepublic8162 no, because Frey wanted his kin to he Queen, he would have gotten no benefit of killing Rob.
@@axios525 i disagree, because at that point
-Winterfell would still be taken by the iron man (and the Boltons)
-North would be pillaged by the Iron Man
-He would still lose the kingslayer
-Stannis would still lose the Battle of the Blackwater
Therefore the Lannisters are still in a much stronger position as the Starks and thats why Walder would still betray them. Walder will be on the winning side and will marry his daughter to Roose Bolton
"God's, the dialogue was STRONG then."
-Bobby B. Baratheon
bobert baratheon the best
Uncle Bobby B baby.
Uncle Bobby B.
@@chibilink73 hey mammayyyyyyy
Be original
@@sergeantfudgems It's a quote from Bobby B. I'm quoting another person. I take no credit for originality when I'm quoting someone else silly goose.
The king in the north
Kung in the north is Jon
@@TheFrisken95 no
@@TheFrisken95 no
@@TheFrisken95 no
King who lost the north*
Rob made even Tywin scare to lose 🙄..... Such potential
Unfortunately Tywin doesn’t respect potential and is ruthless.
@@tygressblade correction he does respect courage and strength ... But yaa he is ruthless... He would go to any extent to protect his legacy and his house... Guy even waged a war for tyrion... the boy who he hated .. only coz he was afraid it would make him and his house look weak
@@harsha_sen_7998 Small correction: Tywin never gave a crap about Tyrion, but he was a Lannister AND his son, HE HAD TO declare a war for him, once he was safe, Tywim resumed to not give a shit about him, of course then Jaime was captured and when Tyrion appears, it was the only son close to him
It goes with the while theme of the show, the most of the 'good' characters are killed off due to trying to be good and honorable. Ned dies because he didn't want to murder the children, but ended up killed by the very person he was trying yo protect. Rob died because he wanted to marry for love in a world where you weren't meant to
@@johncarterofmars47 would've made sense if Jon died in the end.
Other than a dragon, the Dire wolf is such a badass power move. It's like yeah so this is my pony sized wolf and he's gonna have a word with you...
Say hello to his little friend
Actual dire wolves weren't much bigger (in terms of avg. shoulder height) than modern-day extant gray wolves, but they were more muscular
@shruggzdastr8-facedclown these aren't actual direwolves.
@@fcensoredk1556: Thanks, El Capitan Obvioso
@shruggzdastr8-facedclown they were far bigger and had completely different skull shapes, they were basically a different animal than a grey wolf( fun fact grey wolves are also not the animal dogs came from, grey wolves are an off shoot of the main species they both came from)
Robb would have been the best King. Perfect blend of fear, admiration, respect and loyalty. No other king got that intimidating. Not even Dany with her 3 dragons. She ruled through fear at the end, and used her dragons to get what she wanted, not what was good.
I disagree. Dany could have easily used respect and loyalty if she was more patient.
The series is about how everyone who attempts to be king and is not a good king dies.
Not that he wouldn’t have been the one who made most to be a good king. On that I agree, but his errors were assuming his allies would be as honourable as he, he did not account for betrayal and political scheming of the others enough, and didn’t trust his advisors (like his mother) enough, and for that he died. But yes he was one of the best in every other aspect
I agree that he would be a good king. He has honor. Unfortunately honorable kings dont last long in Westeros.
@@andresantos3487 they don’t last long anywhere really.
He broke his oath of marriage for love and it cost him his life and hundreds of others.
"This one was only the watcher. Hang him last so he can watch the others die." Is the best Robb Stark quote by far.
" smart boy" if he had survived to his mid 20's he would have been even more impressive.
Not smart enough marrying that girl
@@imdancingforever5215 That’s so true, I’ve always disliked Robb for that reason alone
@@REALSmokahontas420 that's another reason I championed him. He followed his heart. He had no intention of being a whoring King. Wed only for politics. He wed 💒 his LOVE
@@cameronlofton2222 and he broke a promise made with honour and Faith.
Which led to his death by his own consequences even if Frey wasn't piece of shit he had the right to deny thier passage.
@@azizalmaskeri1679 Frey was a bii.. and The Red Wedding was a bii play. I'm sure Rob would die many times over for the decision he made.
Reminder that Grey Wind is significantly larger in the books.
Imagine Jamie's true terror.
I remember reading Robb or his mother being a bit hurt that Jaime doesn't show fear when grey wind is sniffing him or something
@@awanthax Jaime never showed fear about anything in the books. They turn him into a childish blabbermouth to put him into "antagonist" perspective in the audience' eyes
Also, Robb was most probably a well established warg and strongest of them until Bran learned how to do it at will. It's very obvious in the subtext that Robb was also warging into Grey Wind, finding secret passages etc.
Robb had a swag. I was so bitter he was short lived
Me too friend...me too
When the dialogue was phenomenal.
When the dialogue was all that was needed to run the show and not those hi gh budget antics
The only reason Rob died was because he fell in love. Damn.
And because Tywin Lannister promised to protect and pay the asshole who broke a thousands+ year tradition that once you serve someone food and wine under your roof they are under your protection. Still salty about that one. Everyone loves Tywin even though he’s responsible for more than 20k people dying horrible deaths, not at war, but sleeping in their beds, or trapped in a keep. Charles dance makes it hard not to love him, but in the books specifically he’s much darker. Somewhat similar to how in the books, Roose is worse than Ramsey.
@@weglarz you're so right and we'll said
@@weglarz Tywin exploited a shortcoming of Rob, he couldn't keep a sworn oath. As horrific and dishonorable as the red wedding was, Tywin saw an opportunity to end the war. 20k soldiers killed dishonorably in one night or 150k+ soldiers, women and children killed in a protracted war and seige of king's landing.
The truth is that no matter what Rob's claim for justice/vengeance, innocent common folk on both sides would die and the realm as whole would suffer greatly in a long war. The books are about the hubris of the few creating hell for the many and Tywin caring not for tradition and only for his house name made a choice that had the potential to preserve house lannister and save thousands that had nothing to do with Joffreys injustice or Rob's Justice.
Women ruined man.... not surprising
@@griffinsalmon5798 don’t get me wrong, I 100% agree that Robb made a critical mistake. But soldiers sign up to fight on a field, in combat, not getting murdered in their sleep, trapped in their enemies slaughterhouse. It was bad. Much worse than most bad events in the book.
Jaime: three victories dont make you a conqueror.
Robb: It's better than three defeats.
That's my favorite Robb line.
My favorite Robb line:
“Arrgughughuahghu”
Said at the Red wedding
@@MrShitthead Yes that's a classic
The only Time Jaime in fear. Only Robb can make him fear for his life. The Cersei's pussy flashing behind his eyes.
That's such a simple minded useless line.
It literally says nothing. Of course three Victories are better than three defeats.
I don't see how this line is so deep or cool that it could be your favorite Line. Kinda insults Robb's character because he had a lot of strong lines.
@@eliasvonbrille because those three defeats were the Lannister’s
So it wasn’t just a useless observation, he was literally showing that he was better than the lannisters
At this point I figured Rob would die. Main characters don’t get to be that badass. He was too cool.
Unless your name is Arya Stark
@@CARPEDIEMYO or Jon Snow, even if you die you get revived
@@continentalextinction haha yes very true, he's a badass!
@@CARPEDIEMYO Arya was nowhere near that badass until seasons 6-7
@@nikoloznasaridze6328 to survive what she survived after her dad was killed with hardly anyone to protect her. She was BADASS throughout
If only red wedding hadnt happened...rob would have conquered the 7 kingdoms
He wouldn't. He just wanted his family and his own kingdom. Who needs seven kingdoms when they have the north. Which is as big as most of the other six combined
@@lorddukealayeneclipse3317 ikr
He didn't want the seven kingdoms. But you during the war if the Tyrells somehow chose the Starks instead of the lannisters (Olenna’s only mistake) they’d have shoved him to be the king.
@@queenanneboleyn6848 it was not olenna's choice but her son's and grandchild because he was in love with renly.She is shown telling that she adviced both of them against treason
@@anandajith6772 I mean yeah, Loras messed up there real bad. Like what was he thinking? Robb didn't ally with Stannis ( tho he was the rightful heir) and Reenly clearly and certainly declared that in front of all, including Loras that He’d crush Joffrey Baratheon. And he simply goes to the Lannisters after Reenly’s death.
If they went with the Starks then so many people would have been alive.
These clips make me want to rewatch GoT.. but the memories of the last season still haunt me
Everything robb said was perfect. His characters dialogue is undefeated. Losing him was as bad if not worse then losing Ned
It was worse, Ned dying ended up seeming like the inciting incident for Robb's rise, after Robb died in the books I genuinely wondered for a while what the point of continuing was.
@@jonathanslater1397 I had that with the show. He was my favorite character and after his death I cared about very few characters. I think Tyrion was the last one I liked and he turned into a useless advisor for my least favorite POV character.
@Malgtuzi yeah Tyrion got done dirty.
@@malgtuzi5020 yeah, he was my favourite too. Whenever he appeared in the screen, I would get very attentive. I used to react to everything in first three seasons but after he died, I stopped reacting because what was the point. I also didn’t know if I should continue or not. He was smart, brave, leader, fighter and a lot of other things. Really disappointed he died. Also, the fact that he has zero POV in the books. Like seriously. I hope in the upcoming novels, GRRM would include flashbacks of Robb and his dire wolf because I want to see them together with their siblings. His dialogues were perfect too. The way he responded to everyone’s insults, had my jaw on the floor. I love the part where he says, ‘he was the watcher, hang him last so he can watch the rest of them dying.’ I was in LOVE with the mother and son relationship between Robb and Catelyn. They were so good. I hope we get more of their flashbacks in the books in the future. I feel like he was her favourite child. He was so powerful that even GRRM said that he had to kill him for the sake of the plot or else he would’ve won the war and there wouldn’t be more books or more seasons. He also regrets not giving him any POVs after he watched how good Richard played the character. He is my favourite character but I am happy that he died before season 7 and 8. They should’ve killed him in season 4 or 5 but anyway. If he was alive till the end of the show, I feel like the writers would’ve ruined him too like the rest of the characters. He was such a badass and he died that way. People cried when he died and he was remembered as the king in the north and his revenge was taken. I know he would’ve been an amazing ruler but I think the writers would’ve made him like Danny. They would’ve made him cruel and un honourable. I mean now everyone says only good stuff about him and the people in season 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, they all remembered him as the king in the north and he made his father proud. The only thing that saddens me is that we didn’t get scenes of him fighting in the battles he went. Like the battle he captured Jaime Lannister. It would’ve been so cool seeing them both fight. Also, we needed scenes of Grey wind and Robb fighting together and grey wind protecting him and robb taking care of him. They both started their journey together and they both died together in the same day. I was crying a lot after he died and I was crying whenever I saw an edit of him and catelyn. I was sobbing. I still am traumatised by the wolf’s head as if I was there and I saw it up close. I am surprised that Arya never talked about that later on because she was there and saw it.
@@redqueen4944 Robb é também meu favorito! Ele é maravilhoso lindo demais bondoso gentil charmoso lindo
“You insult yourself kingslayer” the original uno reverse card
“Wear it like armor and it can never be used to hurt you.”
- Tyrion Lannister
Wear what like armor?
@@pessimistkai5569 basically saying own up to the insults. Tyrion said that to Jon about him being a bastard.
@@tacot-rex3386 yeah, I understand it now. It is kind of like what Eminem did in his final rap in his movie.
Good advice haha.
I love how the Starks are proud, not stupid. Rob specifically was a great strategist.
I dunno, most of them were as thick as mince. The only one who never was was Arya.
GOT gave Rob a perfect person to be a king and died too early. He needed some experience and he would’ve been the most amazing king Seven Kingdom’s could’ve had. GRRM at least knew his shit doing this.
Rob was an amazing tactician but a god awful politician
@@has199 I heard that a lot and would have to disagree with you. robb wasn't the best politician but he wasn't the worst one either, this scene alone shows how robb understood the way game is played and how his bannermen would react and what tywin actions would be unlike his father who was too trusting and naive. he had some great political decisions such as sending his mother to rally renly baratheon to his side and he would have been successful if it wasn't for blood magic, if that didn't happen he would have had both the baratheons and the tyrells on his side and the war would have ended in a week. he managed to convince all his bannermen to fight for him and eventually earn their respect although most of them were opposing him when the war started. and finally he was charismatic and rarely lost any arguments which are important traits in the world of politics. ofcourse that doesn't mean that he was flawless, he made 3 major mistakes in his time as a king which were sending theon away, marrying jeyne westerling and beheading lord kaastark. and although you could kinda justify them all they still lost him the war. but it was natural that he would make such mistakes as he was only 16 and I doubt that anyone in the show would be as good as robb was at his age
@@MrRSX-jz5gd i absolutely agree
@@MrRSX-jz5gd Jon was better.
@@stephencurry4835 jon is crap
Robb was 15/16 when he won the battle of the whispering woods.
He really was a brilliant tactician I can only think of a few others in the books that showed such battle feild understanding.
My favourite character 🥲, he had all the qualities for a king. Should have become one
Ned stark was a wise man who can learn from the past. Robb Stark was a man of the present he knew what was in front of him and would conquer the moment his only downfall was that he couldn’t consider the future and decided that his happiness in the moment was more important than long-term prosperity. The red wedding was terrible but there was a good chance it wouldn’t have happened if he didn’t refuse his marriage. For a while it seem like he had enough momentum to win the whole thing.
If he didn't broke his oath no red wedding that's a fact.
Walder demanded and had grounds for demanding the marriage be had immediately. Only after Robb broke the oath.
Also, if Robb didn't break the oath. he wouldn't have to beg Walder for his men. They wouldn't have retreated.
The Freys would have betrayed the Starks on some other pretext
Rob was a BEAST
Robb was so intelligent in these early episodes. Seemingly every move he made was correct. Hard to see how he managed to fuck things up so severely.
Love does that to young men unfortunately
Everyone should also remember that Robb was still just a teenager. He was doing his best, but he was also grieving and worried for his little sisters. His brothers in the North when he thought his best friend killed them, and his brother Jon, who was at the Wall and couldn't come help him even if he wanted too, because then Robb would be forced to execute Jon, for leaving his post. His mother should have stayed in the North and guarded it for him, but she was an idiot.
Robb was alone. But God was he a pretty good tactician. If his people had just listened to him, and his mother not promised him to a lowly Frey bitch, he would have won the war.
I still think Robb Stark should have taken his army and stormed the Twins, slaughtering all in his way for the Frey's denying him crossing. But I'm fairly ruthless.
And lose at least a third of his army? Make enemies of possible river land houses? Rob was doing well in open field tactics, the reason he kept his numbers up was cuz he wasn’t doing sieges, that’s a whole other board game that usually costs the attacks substantially more and not easy win. Not as easy as ‘storming’ a well build fortress. Say what you will about freys, but their home is well built to protect.
Cat secured their crossing, it was their only option. He asked her to stay for guidance. Everyone's misogyny shows when it comes to Cat. He would've won if he had the self control to not bail on a proposal and mess up an alliance with an already untrustworthy clown.
How they killed off or removed almost all the direwolves was really sad.
Ghost and Nymeria still survived and live
Greywind was so sick
Robb Stark's character was taken out of this series so early that I had forgotten what a powerful character he was. Robb and Jamie Lannister together...
FIRE!
Little did he know, he couldn't trust his foolish mother with him either
What did she do wrong? He's the one that messed up the proposal
This ❤ this was the irony i was hoping would be mentioned
@@jazwhoaskedforthis Letting Jaime Lannister go.
The young wolf!!! What a great character.
Rob is truly Ned's son
God I loved Robb Stark I straight up cried during the red wedding
I wanted to see Jon and Robb fighting side by side but.....*rains of castamere playing in bg*
Robb stark was the character that made me fall in love with game lf thrones . His death was the most shocking and most sad moment for me
The writing was so good.
"You don't know my father"
"No. But he's starting to know me"
Fuck I loved Robb
That line was soooo good!
“You’ll be killed by a boy”
Red keeps bricks:what did you say to me boy?
Lol
The way Rob went out HURT ME MOST!! 😢😪 I mean, Ned's death type shock and hurt. He was my champion, my pick. I loved the way he treated ❄ Snow. House Stark. Forever.
Damn the northerners could hold a good conversation, never intimidated
Jamie was almost eaten by a good BOY 😟
Here is the thing…as BIG as Greywolf is here in this scene, he is twice as BIG in the books when this happens!
Grey Wind!
He had so much potential. I was genuinely devastated during the red wedding. He could’ve conquered the entire seven kingdoms. He was strong, smart, loyal, had honor. He was the full package
Ugh The Red Wedding tears my heart put
ALRIGHT ALREADY! Ill rewatch Game of Thrones...
His mistakes were 1. Marrying that nurse 2. Executing Karstark and 3. Underestimating Roose Bolton. Always understand the nature of those close to you and what they're capable of.
4. Sending Theon to Iron Islands to get support from Balon.
@@ContentArm Yes. He trusted that Theon would be loyal to their friendship. Always remember the fundamental nature of your friends and what they will do when presented with hard choices.
5 put grey wind into a cage.
6. Not telling Edmure what his plan regarding The Mountain was
@@corvusglaive4804 7 trusting his mother with Jamie's life.
The dire wolves were my favorite characters no question lol
"I trust my bannermen with my life, but not with yours"
Then here comes Bolton, who showed hospitality to Jamie and a dagger in the heart to Robb
Season 1 to 3 is amazing 4 is good and after that it takes a nose dive like none other
Nah 4 is as great as 1-3
This was the scene that got me hooked!!!
Robb was definitely one of the best Starks. Unfortunately love was his downfall.
I miss the wolfs 😭
Gods, the writing was strong then.
One of the best lines in the in the show. Robb Stark had a lot upgrade lines same as Jamie Lannister
The wolf is hungry
Sucks that the best die young sometimes. Robb was a beast.
Man I would have loved to see him flourish later in the series
Tywin is by far my favorite character in the show but I earnestly believe had Tywin had the opportunity to meet Robb in person, perhaps observe how he operated, he would have realized that Robb would have been the example of the son he wish he had. In fact, who's to say that Tywin wouldn't have rathered the Stark children having been his offspring rather than the three he was delt.
That’s interesting, I think you’re right. If Tyrion wasn’t a dwarf, he would be the son Tywin always wanted: smart, resourceful, great at the battle of the black water, even intimidating when the time called for it.
I hate they never embraced the fantastical parts of the story, like the wolves and Lady Stoneheart
The fantastical parts are the worst bits of the series. The politics is much more interesting.
Lmao loved the way Jaime says “insulted? 😠”
I want to see the AU where he didnt go to the red wedding and conquered kings landing
Hot damn. Talk about being in sync with your pet. My dog doesn't give a shit🤣🤣🤣🤣 she is just happy to be alive.
LMAO 😆😂😂😂
You could be surprised. My grand mother had two dogs, small size like 25 pounds, all white, can’t remember the race. All I know is that they were super soft and couldn’t care less who was in the house. They were sleeping most of the time. They were 11 years old when someone broke in once at night, like 10PM. Both dogs nearly killed the dude. My grandma called the ambulance and without the call he would have died right there in the hall floor. She took pictures of the dogs, they were both pure red, no white to be seen. I’m telling you, dogs feel what you are feeling and will give their life to defend you. You just happen to never had been close to anything related to danger, which by the way is great. Don’t worry, your dog will show up if you really need him.
@@LtKregorovAww thank you. Am glad your grandmother's dogs protected her. Yea my life style is pretty laid back that's why my dog just wants chill 😅
Killed by a GOOD BOY!
Grey wind, go get him!
Oh me in that moment was bad ass.
The giant dire wolf in the back ground is just icing on the cake
My gawd the writing is just so glorious
I would of loved to hear Robb’s thoughts on Dany.
My king
I wish we had Robb POV chapters. Would be so interesting to have the mindset of someone who is so young trying to do his best as a king.
This was the first moment of the series that I've found epic.
If Tywin had a son like Robb stark Aerys would've packed himself to Essos.
a underrated comment
Robb stark had so much potential & courage, bt some decisions made him fall
He will always be my favorite Stark!!
The way Jaime said “insulted.”
That was his father’s voice.
Shows just how much negative influence Tywin had over his children.
You know that’s something Tywin said to Jaime before.
That 'insulted' line was too emotional for Jaime therefore showing that he was on the brink, feeling anger and humiliation
These youtube shorts are making me rewatch the whole season again
Done it to me a damn week ago. Started watching again. They want us all to watch the new series.
@@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth I want to but knowing how the show ends its very hard to start again
@@jackreeves7 I sure hate the damn ending
@@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth I'll probably stop at season 6 that's a good way to end :)
Only Stark worthy of a throne. Neither Jon nor Sansa had what it takes to lead.
Strategic thinking, charisma, legitimacy had it all.
Jon had it all as well and Targaryen blood!
@@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth In short: he knew nothing.
Targaryen bloodline? How do you know? Because his best friend and weird brother say so? No one would believe him and he doesn't have dragons to prove it. Most people and noblemen would regard him the Stark bastard he always was.
Moreover he lacked political ambition, self-confidence, decisiveness, cunningness needed to win the game of thrones.
He was a courageous warrior and a passionate commander
(not a particularly smart one tho), but never a politician, never a strategist and more importantly never truly saw himself a man worthy of ruling a kingdom.
Why would others believe otherwise?
People always forced him into leadership positions in times of crisis but he never commanded people like a king not even after becoming the king of the north.
He is a lone wolf in the "snow", not a dragon on the throne leave him alone people.
@@mohammadvahidi5483 the best rulers are the ones who don't want the job, they just do the right thing for everyone.
@@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth of course but only in a childish fantasy.
Let me guess, a selfless benevolent but badass romantic hero who is too noble to have any kind of ambition or greed but is forced to accept the throne and defend his people? What a load of CRAPPP. (no offense)
There is no such thing as a ruler without an ambition for power. (maybe a useless poppet king)
We live in a machiavellian world where Ned Starks get beheaded before even drawing their sword.There is nothing inherently immoral about wanting to be powerful it's about how you wield power and its consequences for your people that distinguishes good leaders and power-hungry tyrants.
Beside qualification and competence for the job, it is ruler's vision for the future of the country and political ambitions that defines state of the country and its populace.
Jon would make a great loyal commander for a good king but more than that I can't imagine.
Do you think a warrior who doesn't want to have anything to do with power struggles and court politics can lead a kingdom?
@@mohammadvahidi5483 wouldn't say robb was worthy given his poor choices
Robb was the "King" we never had. It would have been nice to see him grow more , he would have been the best Stark or King if not for the fvcking betrayal. He was inexperienced but was outsmarting those who have. I hope they make a what if series for Robb
Eu também queria uma série só de Robb
Damn Game of thrones (not so much House of the dragon) when they talk bring out the popcorn!!! Freaking amazing.
Another good one is when Rob says,
If we did it your way, Kingslayer, you'd win.... we're not gonna do it your way ."
A good boy
What I find interesting is that the delivery by the character Jamie was very much channelling the mannerism of Charles Dance
My absolute favorite Robb moment
Now imagine this... Rob continued to hold Jaime hostage and married withing the Frey's and then marched to kings landing 🥸👌🚬
And faced Joffrey as he looks down to him and demands him to pick up his sword and fight 🥸👌🚬
Joffrey face 😨😰
And just like that he becomes king of the North and rules beside John snow
Robb’s campaign outfit was one of the most fire looking drip pieces on the show
Insane that martin made a character that never lost a single battle but lost the war, and it all made logical sense
In the end it was his horniness that got em. It’s always the nurses that ruin your life!
Robb Stark. Amazing leader, horrible politician.
Pre simp Robb was the best
Essentially a more elaborate way to say “No you”
F should have done! GoT would've been great then.
Robb had some of the most impressive and badass scenes/dialogue. He will always be the one true King to me
🤣🤣🤣I forgot how massive Grey Wind was
So much gorgeous on one set, not quite sure how they didn’t implode
Lol, every time jamie tries to shit talk he just gets shit on 😂
Rob would have made an excellent king
Robb always bristled when being called “boy” it was something that was core to who he was, but it made him predicable.
He for sure should have patted his fire wolf at the end and said good boy 😂
I love how robb always looks at his wolf when it acts for him, i know he wasnt an activated(is that the term) Warg in the show but it gives the idea its acting out his will more so than its own(or atleast theure intertwined)