was king joffrey baratheon officially crowned by the septon ? i remember that the high sparrow refused to crown tommen, but don't remember if the fat septon crowned joffrey
he was totally corrupt so i dont see why he would refused but i dont have any memory of the high septon crowning joffrey, in the books and in the tv show
In GOT season 7, Jon Snow and several other important characters feel the need to
which is (obviously, and as it turns out) very dangerous. However, in Season 1, Othor's body is risen from the dead South of the wall, and attacks Jeor Mormont, so obviously the White Walkers' inluence works tha...
@Edlothiad It's not a good question but basically why didn't they kill someone and wait for them to be turned into a wight instead of going to look for one
Well most on AWOIAF are, but that's all I can read now
If this = SanSan, I'll be sooo upset:
> You will see, in A STORM OF SWORDS and later volumes, that Sansa remembers the Hound kissing her the night he came to her bedroom... but if you look at the scene, he never does. That will eventually mean something, but just now it's a subtle touch, something most of the readers may not even pick up on.
And by that, dear transcript readers, he means I'm a big fan of Sandor Clegane so regardless of the evidence I will always support theories that lead to Sandor having a happy ending *cough**cough*
In S1 when Othor is brought back beyond the Wall he's a wight cos he's not rotting but doesn't have blue eyes yet, I've chalked this up to a show error. Can any of you see if he has blue eyes when he attacks Mormont/Jon.. youtube.com/watch?v=NjjJ-gwL1B0
I had a look and couldn't see blue but other people have said they are
This appears to be a show only event and as such it is likely there just to build tension. As this is the case we most likely won't be able to find the reason as the show doesn't really explore the extended material and it doesn't appear to be addressed in the books. However, in the books Jon win...
@Edlothiad Apparently a guy goes "Meh why are there kings anyways? Why do the noble houses care? Kings are just as strong as they houses they marry into. So how Powerful is the Crown really?"
And thus came along the Experts who claim Aegon giving back lands to Local Lords and raising them up was a huge mistake and had he taken conquered lands for House Targaryen, Targaryen would have been super powerful
and as he NEED some vassals, to delegate power, the best move is to make old kings some vassals/lord paramount, so that other house accept a foreign king
@Kepotx Aerys may have been mad but he was smart enough to act like a nice bloke in front of public
Like when he raised levies for ports
When merchants came complaining
He said, "Oh no, when did that happen? Must have been Tywin's work. Good people, as long as I reign, you will never suffer such injustice. I revert my hand's unjust taxes on you"
@TheLethalCarrot "Dear Sir, I protest in the most strong words over the false claims that Targaryens wed their siblings exclusively. Sometimes we wed neices and nephews too, Yours Truly, King Maegor (Mrs.)"
"madness and greatness are two sides of the same coin. Every time a new Targaryen is born, he said, the gods toss the coin in the air and the world holds its breath to see how it will land"
Yesterday I saw this answer, which essentially summarized an entire story in plain view, so I suggested this edit to hide the summary and require the user to mouse over it to read it. This edit was rejected, and the reason given was this:
This edit does not make the post even a little bit ea...
I plan to ask a story-id question shortly. So far I've described elements from the plot and a description of the characters but what should I do about spoilers?
Obviously asking
"Space opera, floppy-haired hero fights man in black"
is a less obvious match than
"Space-opera, floppy-...
A salt son is the son of an ironborn and a salt wife. According to both "salt son" and "salt wife" wiki page, a salt son can inherit, even if they are behind rock wife. However, I don't remember any mention of a famous salt son, ruling the Iron Island or even a major House like Harlaw, Drumm or G...
Similar to our world, heraldry play an important role to distinguish noble Houses or singular character. But did the westerosi heraldry follow the same rules as ours ?