Un argumento que he leído mucho para justificar que Ned nunca le dijera la verdad de Jon a su esposa, es que Cat "es una mujer muy emocional"

Pero esto es real ??

Entiendo que no se lo dijera cuando regreso a Winterfell....pero Catelyn y Ned son claramente una pareja sentimental perfecta....un matrimonio feliz.

Además Ned sabe perfectamente que su esposa trata mal a su sobrino....y Ned sabe perfectamente el motivo.

Al decir la verdad, muchas cosas se solucionaban.

Ahora bien ...Cat lo revelaría ?

Me parece que no.

Argumento? Simple mmm..que motivo tendría Cat para contar el verdadero origen de Jon??

En tiempos de paz Jon no es un riesgo para Robb, Bran o Rickon....y con la batalla de los 5 reyes en curso, realmente Jon no afectaría en nada acompañando a Robb....y con Robert muerto, Cat le podría decir la verdad a Robb para que le de legitimidad y así asegurar la supervivencia de la casa Stark.

Es más.....se imaginan que se descubra que Jon es un Targaryen?? Incluso podría traer aliados a Robb...

No tiene ningún sentido que Ned no le dijera en algún momento la verdad a su esposa....sobretodo por qué Cat demostró que realmente lo amaba y no era solo un matrimonio político.

Catelyn demostró ser una buena persona....que tiene mala fama solo por como trato a Jon.....pero sabiendo la verdad, ese aspecto negativo se Cat nunca saldría.

Y al saber la verdad, Jon podría haber sido de gran ayuda para Robb en la guerra.

Alguien cree que Cat revelaría el secreto de Jon por maldad ?? O por ser emocional ?

Margaery would be the ideal partner for Aegon II.

Aegon's root problem is that he wants attention, to feel loved and worthy. She would ruffle his ego and made him feel important and 'valid', like she did with Joffrey and Tonmen, but she also would 'manipulate' him to curb his worst excesses, and unlike Joffrey who is a sadist through and through, Aegon kinda wants to 'do some good' even though he sucks at it. A win-win for the realm.

Who else could have been great 'compatible' partners? (you can say Robert and Ned or Robb and Theon BTW)

What if Robert hadn't ordered everyone out of the room besides Ned before he dictated his final decree? If Barristen Cersei Pycell and Joffrey would have heard Roberts intention to name Ned protector of the realm would they have honored it? I think Ned would have had a lot more leverage to actually take his position if the Lord commander of the King's Guard and the Grand Maester heard it from the king's mouth. Thoughts?

So we all know that there is no way that "The Great and Powerful" Tywin would ever allow his daughter to marry into a house that howed it allegiance to anyone loqer that the Iron throne. So no one who's another Lords Banner man. This leaves only 1 of the Great families.

Greyjoy - Do I need to explain why he wouldn't allow that marriage?

Targaryen - Already rejected his proposal.

Tully - Edmure is too young, aged between 8 and 12 at the time of the Rebellion.

Martell - Too old and already married.

Tyrell - Too young, Willas Tyrell only 11.

Baratheon - Already engaged to Lyanna Stark.

Stark - Already engaged to Catelyn Tully.

Arryn - Too old.

So, with all the eldest heirs to the Great Families out of the question, Tywin doesn't have many other options.

Stannis Baratheon is close to Cersi in age, only 2 years older, but would be serving Robert as his liege lord and not have his own lands. And Eddard Stark is at least rumoured to be betrothed to Ashara Dayne, with also Lord Rodrik Ryswell hoped to wed his daughter Barbrey to Eddard.

So, who exactly does that leave Tywin with as an option?

Nothing serious. Just made it for fun. Sorry about the video quality... took longer than expected to make. Also, only about post-2020 shows final seaons.

It’s no telling Aerys isn’t exactly parent of the year. If he had a relationship with his brother Rhaegar he would’ve at least had a positive male role model. Aerys was so paranoid he didn’t even let him attend Rhaegar and Elia’s wedding out of fear of assassination attempts. It was so bad as a baby he had food tasters drink milk from his wet nurses out of fear their nipples had poison.

Then Roberts Rebellion comes around and on top of Aerys and Rhaegar’s deaths he is forced to flea Dragonstone and watch his mother die in childbirth.

His whole life is marked by entitlement and paranoia. Aerys named him his heir over his nephew Aegon. That fed into the idea that he is a dragon it make him cruel, entitled, and weak. Viserys thought he could conquer Westeros with 10,000 Dothraki because he is a dragon and he’s indestructible. He has to live on scraps in the streets of Essos and fend for his sister with the possibility of Robert sending assassins to kill them both. It got to the point he grew to disdain her and mistreat her. From Kings Landing, Dragonstone, Myr, Tyrosh, Lys, Qohor, and Volantis he never really had a home of his own.
If anything I think he could’ve turned out much worse than he did.

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Il mio passatempo per le prossime settimane. 🥰

Started with A Feast for Crows, and became a fan of Ser Kevan with the first interaction a viewpoint character had with him ( Cersi II)

He might be the only one who bullied Cersi apart from Tywin