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I don't get what his endgame was. He was pissing off three of the seven major families meaning that he would've had to keep the other four in a time of civil unrest. He was a selfish little asshole who thankfully got owned by Robert and Lyanna came close to extinguishing her whole family line by being a hypocrite. But hey , romance!

Punishing family members for their crimes? Sounds familiar: hmmmmmmm

This is basically a suicide group. They'd be catching Dany by surprise. Dragons likely wouldn't be aware of such an attack until after it already happened.

Not if you hide said men in the castle and set up an attempted ambush. I doubt the dragons would play a factor at that point.

I believe that once a royal line is established, succession stays with that line until it's completely extinguished. The question of Jon's legitimacy lies with whether or not rhaegar' s second marriage gets recognized.

Arya is consumed with revenge. She doesn't give an damn about any war or who her actions help or hurt. The Edmure thing I'll just hand wave as her not having knowledge about his predicament.

Thats begs a popular internet question. If they knew where Dany was landing, why did they let her land there?

I swear from the way they show us all these anachronistic women in the North, you'd figure that Sansa was the exception as opposed to the norm, Here's something that occured to me, the fact that Cersei knows all of Dany's movements and even her hand tells me that Qyburn is using his birds much better then Varys is.

Brienne's not breaking her word to Cat for a promotion so the subject would never come up. I'll amend my previous statement. It's possible that she could get access to that book, but not very likely.

Until Sansa dies, she's attached to Sansa by that oath, so it wouldn't matter. Unless you think Sansa dies.

Since Robert took the throne, I don't think succession laws matter. It'll come down to who takes the throne. Targaeryan blood just gives a better claim.

Perhaps if Sansa somehow becomes queen, other then that, no. She's not going anywhere near Kings landing.

Hard to say either way. Was it her plan or LF's in the books? Ironic thing is by getting rid of those two, it pretty much caused Cersei to turn all of her negative energies onto Margaery.

Is Brienne the type of character that would get enough power to edit that book?

Brienne won't ever have the access to do such a thing. Sansa and Tyrion both fit the role of scapegoat quite nicely. She definitely intended for those two to take the fall.

I believe that Dany taking qot's advice and relying less on Tyrion's advice and going more to her murderous way of doing thing is what's going to cause the divide between Dany and Tyrion. We can probabbly handwave away the knee thing since Tyrion didn't even take a knee until after he was made her hand. She's not really strict with those in her inner circle.

Jamie's story revolves around three things: 1. Redemption. 2. The Kingsguard book and his sparse entry . 3. His weird love triangle being resolved. Not the one you think,, it's the tyrion-jamie-Cersei one. I don't think his story necessarily ends when hers does. Don't, Tyrion was having the time of his life. He's got his dragons and his books as long as he's not suffering from the dts he should be fine. The same person who's keept the castle in pristine condition likely cleaned the table too :P

Even if he didn't, shouldn't Davos know?

In the own show's words , neither of them would make a good king/queen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doY0IjisBlk replace Orys I with Jon and Robert with Dany, as a bonus insert the third failed contender Stannis in place of Baelor

What Yara is saying makes sense. I wonder what will stop them from doing just that.

Wasn't Theon basically a hostage to ensure that his father behaved?

Yea I don't get that either. Maybe he's playing mind games with her. Varys has been known to do that from time to time.

Probably because last year was the first time she was in a legit leadership position. I'm pretty sure she gets plenty of shit for that Vale stunt she pulled.

Let's be real, Sansa was raised with the idea that her whole job in life was to marry well, by marrying the future king she was doing just that. Little did she know that doing so would plunge her into an entirely different world then she was accustomed to. She tried to hold on to the dream for as long as she could but ultimately her father's death forever changed that. Could she have done things differently? Sure if she wasn't so naive but she was and that's how it all played out.

In those times with the Freys all spread out, you think it would take a couple of days for them to not only receive the Ravens but to arrive as well?