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Robb Stark was, and always will be, my favorite character from Game of Thrones. A truly good person in a world of gray.
His whole story arc was really interesting, from his quest of vengeance to his moral choices, one of the greatest characters in the world of Westeros.
The North Remembers...
Robb Stark was, and always will be, my favorite character from Game of Thrones. A truly good person in a world of gray.
His whole story arc was really interesting, from his quest of vengeance to his moral choices, one of the greatest characters in the world of Westeros.
The North Remembers...
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Anyhow, Ned was incredibly worse at politics in his final trivial attempts at thrusting what he believed was right to the Kings' Landing scene, and we were shown this when he had both chances to work alongside Renly Baratheon and then even Petyr Baelish, in which he didn't settle. His unfortunate fate was much more focused on Joffrey's incapability of politics, yet if Ned had done a better job he'd not be in that position atop the block to begin with, so we're back at instability in politics for the Starks.
I think the focus of Robb and his choices was how similar he was to his father and stubborn in the sense that he barely learned from his own daddy's mistakes. Also, not to offend, but you don't have to be a great politician to become a skin in Minecraft.
Here's to hoping that Jon Snow breaks that trend and succeeds where his father and brother failed :P
Sansa, on the other hand, is still naive in her own way, though so paranoid in fact that she'll never be unguarded enough for a quick kill. Because Jon doesn't know enough about Petyr at this point, thanks to Sansa refraining from informing him, he has no way to suspect him as the reason for any suspicious deaths or plots, and so Sansa is the only one in the North who has valid information against him. Thanks to that, if Sansa were to die, Petyr would be back in a game where he has nothing to fear.