djthegreat88
Superstar
So yall just gonna ignore this question?
Selmy and jorah give her lots of subtle hints but never tell her directly
So yall just gonna ignore this question?
Yea, the first time I read through the red wedding I put the book down for about two months. I was literally outraged, furious and felt sickly. This series better end with the Starks on top........
if you want the spoiler..........
Barristan Selmy almost tells her in Mereen but she kinda refuses to know. He hits her with a "sometimes peoples IDEA of others is better to hold on to than the TRUTH" kinda argument.
Oh ok. I'm just tired of her negative Usurper talk and how all the people the rose against her father (when they had a legit reason to) are traitor scum.
I've seen people make statements like this before and it never makes sense. Why wouldn't/shouldn't Dany thing Robert, Ned and them were usurpers? Some of y'all need to actually think of things from the character's perspective instead of your own. If Dany had all the information I'm sure she wouldn't look at her father with the same reverence and would disagree with some of the things he did, but she's still a Targaryean and would take their side. And Robert did usurp the throne.
Yea, the first time I read through the red wedding I put the book down for about two months. I was literally outraged, furious and felt sickly. This series better end with the Starks on top........
I've seen people make statements like this before and it never makes sense. Why wouldn't/shouldn't Dany thing Robert, Ned and them were usurpers? Some of y'all need to actually think of things from the character's perspective instead of your own. If Dany had all the information I'm sure she wouldn't look at her father with the same reverence and would disagree with some of the things he did, but she's still a Targaryean and would take their side. And Robert did usurp the throne.
i was shocked and pissed off at the same time, i was feeling happy for arya thinkin shes finally gonna reunite with her fam and then the author just squashed any type of hope.
Then i remember feeling bad as hell for catelyn, im like damn from her perspective her husband and entire family are killed and her oldest son is getting murdered right infront of her eyes. Besides theon, no one in the books suffered more than her
Arya got knocked out the chapter right after the Red Wedding. If Martin killed her I probably would've stopped reading for a while
I don't want to say I predicted, but I felt all the major deaths coming like a page before they happened so that kind of took away the full impact. I could sense Joffrey was gonna screw Ned over. The way Walder Frey was acting all cool about what Robb did, the way Cat kept noticing Black Walder acting funny and the way the author made a point to mention the guest right made me know something was going down.
Renly's death is really the only one that surprised me just cause it happened so suddenly. Also Jon Snow's cliffhanger. Varys murking Kevan Lannister came out of nowhere.