Like I said, I applaud the creativity for real. Did not see that shyt comin breh. AI'm sorry but....
If a nicca fukk with me and get on my nerves enough I'll probably steal this tactic....
Ned Stark fukked up brehs
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Both Robb and his father had some really fukking retarded issues with trusting untrustworthy nikkas. I mean....you can just look at Frey and be like....lets not cross this crazy old fukk. There's a reason dude has lived to be over 90 years old, fam. Because he does not play fukkin games.
How is saying "Ned Stark fukked up" a fukked up title? you nikkas are reaching. That doesn't tell you ANYTHING. single mother nikka generation, i swear
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I meant from the beginning when Robert visited in winterfell. She started the downfall of the Starks.
She taunting you nikkas on this forum.
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A grown ass man who is such a little b*tch
A grown ass man who is such a little b*tch
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I didn't say renly was his brother......
Before Robert died, ned already knew about the incest. Robert would have killed cersei, the kids, and maybe tried to murk the whole family. Her for lying and cheating. The kids cause they were abominations and not his true heirs, Jaime for cheating, murder of the old hand.... Etc etc
His honor told him save the children, so he stupidly told cersei so she could flee with the kids, then he'd tell Robert. First mistake
Then renly tried to talk him into leaving and or making him king. Ned knew that wasn't the correct person to lead. Not cause he wasn't good. But because bloodline said that stannis should be king next. Again. His honor to not go against the law. Second mistake
Then he finally went back on his honor to save his own life and be sent to the wall. He lied and said he told lies about Joffrey. And only then was he actually killed. The one time he went against his honor
Not a book reader. Just a theory.....
On a side note. I wonder if his choice to save the kids was the same choice he made and why he saved john. I never read the books but didn't Ned's sister have a baby by the king or some family? Wouldn't that make him the rightful heir if that's what the story is. That's just my guess
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- @Venem you may want to edit the last part of your post. I don't have a problem as it isn't a confirmed spoiler, just a theory. Some people take spoilers really, really serious as evidenced by this thread.
at anyone disrespecting StarkSet/WolfGang. Winter is coming, fukkboys and the North Remembers. 
- Ned's execution (and his son's later similar situation) is due to their deeply ingrained sense of honor that gets them killed whether they adhere to it, or have a lapse and break it. As much as we love Ned, he wouldn't have lasted in King's Landing. He wasn't built for it. The Northmen take honor very seriously. Ned isn't a liar, schemer, or manipulator. Truthfully, neither was Robert Baratheon and that's why he got got. The writing was on the wall, you telling me he couldn't put two and 2 together? They were more suited for taking power, than actually keeping it.
She actually isn't though. She was actually pretty spot on on all her assumptions of situations and you can make a case for her being one of the smarter, or at least more intuitive characters on the show. Like her husband and son though, it's one fatal mistake that seals her fate. Think about it, she was right about Ned going to kings landing, she knew it was a pit of snakes. She was right about the Lannister's culpability in Bran's accident (circumstantial evidence misled her to assume Tyrion, but thats forgivable). She was right not to trust Theon Greyjoy (I'd like to think I'm a pretty smart guy, and I would've trusted someone I broke bread with over 10 years. Not to mention that when Theon left, he did leave with the Starks best interest. He flipped at the last second). She advised Robb not to go back to the well and ask Walder Frey for more aid. She's actually a good adviser. Her fatal flaw is that she's a mother. Her emotions got the best of her in that one instant when she let Jaime go, and honestly, I believe that would've worked out on their favor somehow. I just do.
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for disrespecting my set.
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She told Robb not to marry the Frey girl?She told Robb to trust theon?She told Ned to tell cerci he knew about the incest?She told Robb to put grey wind in a cage at the red wedding?She told Robb to kill karstark?
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Cat smart ? Are you trolling? She is a b plus student in Florida state while Varys and Littlefinger in Harvard .
- @Venem you may want to edit the last part of your post. I don't have a problem as it isn't a confirmed spoiler, just a theory. Some people take spoilers really, really serious as evidenced by this thread.
- Ned's execution (and his son's later similar situation) is due to their deeply ingrained sense of honor that gets them killed whether they adhere to it, or have a lapse and break it. As much as we love Ned, he wouldn't have lasted in King's Landing. He wasn't built for it. The Northmen take honor very seriously. Ned isn't a liar, schemer, or manipulator. Truthfully, neither was Robert Baratheon and that's why he got got. The writing was on the wall, you telling me he couldn't put two and 2 together? They were more suited for taking power, than actually keeping it.
She actually isn't though. She was actually pretty spot on on all her assumptions of situations and you can make a case for her being one of the smarter, or at least more intuitive characters on the show. Like her husband and son though, it's one fatal mistake that seals her fate. Think about it, she was right about Ned going to kings landing, she knew it was a pit of snakes. She was right about the Lannister's culpability in Bran's accident (circumstantial evidence misled her to assume Tyrion, but thats forgivable). She was right not to trust Theon Greyjoy (I'd like to think I'm a pretty smart guy, and I would've trusted someone I broke bread with over 10 years. Not to mention that when Theon left, he did leave with the Starks best interest. He flipped at the last second). She advised Robb not to go back to the well and ask Walder Frey for more aid. She's actually a good adviser. Her fatal flaw is that she's a mother. Her emotions got the best of her in that one instant when she let Jaime go, and honestly, I believe that would've worked out on their favor somehow. I just do.
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