Íñigo

Brindándonos el placer de mi existencia

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@cowboyfantome When I started reading I thought his bastards would be more involved in the obvious succession crisis coming up. Particularly after finding about Jeoffrey's birth. Some Blackfire rebellion of a short could have happened here.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@belladonnafeli I mean, this is George R R Martín, there is a big chance of some of this plot developing in a way radically different to what we imagined.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@belladonnafeli OK, but are the Targaryen any different?

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@kyle_lome @OurHiltsHurt Offers: War and murder
Requires: War, murder and the occasional suicide by drowning

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@GunnerDobbins Also, Northerns rarely practice knighthood, they would have no place in a tourney for knights

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@FrenlyOfficer Or maybe he meant to do it and all but his death came to sudden. Don't leave these kinds of things to your dead bed, people.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@SuperSuavesky @belladonnafeli It wasn't thought
The kingdom prospered. There was no shortage of food or money. The only conflict there was with iron islander and didn't affect the mainland. He managed to take control of Westeros after 300 years of Targaryen control.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@cantujorge94 @cheglyf @belladonnafeli I would argue Robert's expensive habits were part of the reason for his popularity and helped keep the commoners happy

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@belladonnafeli Robert was 19/20 at the start of the rebellion
More or less Theon age when he was a guard to Ned

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@MalazofWesteros To be fair, this book is narrated by Witt, Sanderson insufferable self insert

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@takemeoutmiles To be fair the affair with Rhaegar's children was Tywin nor Robert.
Sure, Robert's decision to forgive it, may be questionable but makes sense from a political point of view, even Ned agreed on that much.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@yerw0_ Pero no eres capaz de diferenciarlos entre sí y cuando hablas las palabras te salen en un idioma al azar.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@thales_anxmates Sanderson has a better world building, you could make an argument for better characters but the prose in itself is remarkably inferior to Hobb.
However Martin is superior in all of those aspects.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@nonregemesse There are 4 Tully whose names are a reference to the Muppets
Kermit Tully being the most funny of them all

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@killiorrNJ @ghostnjon Where did this happen?
Because I'm pretty sure Brienne didn't have a POV when he fought Jaime. From Jaime point of view it was Brienne who showed surprisingly competent and was able to stop all of Jaime attacks.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@killiorrNJ @ghostnjon "More than a match" is a way of putting. Malnourished and injured Jaime was enough to be an inconvenience. With all his strength I would give him a fair 90/10 against Brienne. A 70/30 against the mountain. No more than a 60/40 against prime Robert.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@biged681985 @ghostnjon These are knights who go to battle in their horses. Jousts are probably more important to them than swordskill.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@DrMarklar @ghostnjon I would argue that for knights who go to battle with their horses, jousting is a better proof of skill than melee combat. Additionally, Jaime loved tournaments and probably was as proficient at jousting as he was at any other thing.

[Íñigo @lordCubiIV]

@_whydock @ghostnjon Yes