It's a particularly confused bot. I'll go ban it now.
It's a particularly confused bot. I'll go ban it now.
Pretty sure he also killed (or ordered men to kill) all of Stark's men outside Littlefinger's whorehouse or something. I don't even remember why now.Originally Posted by Psychotic
Poor Jory.
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I find myself desperately hoping that you actually went through and read the last 5 pages to check xDI'm more left wondering what the hell you're talking about... nothing in the previous 2 - 5 pages has any confusion over a name.
On topic though, the torture of Theon is very important. If you want a book spoiler then: (SPOILER)The torturer is Roose Bolton's bastard and the torture mostly takes place at the Dread Fort. Roose Bolton's bastard breaks Theon down and turns him in to a being less of a man he calls Reek. You're meant to pity Theon at this stage because the creature Reek much like Tolkein's character of Gollum is a pitiful creature.
So he could kill or arrest Ned without trouble?Pretty sure he also killed (or ordered men to kill) all of Stark's men outside Littlefinger's whorehouse or something. I don't even remember why now.
Poor Jory.
Right. Hadn't he already threatened her to go to Robert at this point? And he gave them all the chance to escape, so Jaime locked that trout down.So he could kill or arrest Ned without trouble?Pretty sure he also killed (or ordered men to kill) all of Stark's men outside Littlefinger's whorehouse or something. I don't even remember why now.
Poor Jory.
So, in a way, you could say he also did that for love.
Doesn't make him the good guy in my books! Killing three men to cover up your love scandal doesn't make you anything good, that's for certain. Since the first few experiences of Jaime were him smurfing his sister, helping fool the world to get let a false (and, let's face it, rather evil) king sit on the throne, attempted murder of a young child, killing noble men... well, yeah, I'd say he was pretty much a bad guy.
Personally, I liked him better that way because he was fantastic at being a dick. What's the 'bad' version of an anti-hero? An anti-villain?
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
To put it simply, Jaime made a face turn.
I'd say Jaime is a bit of both, to be honest.
That's the beauty of the characters in ASoIaF. No character is wholly good or wholly evil. Some lean more ways than others, but they're all grey. And even if a character is mostly evil, and you don't like them, there's usually one or two things that make you sympathetic towards that character.
I reject your argument and counter with my own: Gregor Clegane is 100% bastard, with nary a sliver of grey.
Ahaha, that's exactly it.
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The Mountain That Rides has no redeeming points as do ffs steve this is a spoiler for anyone with a brainvery few members of House Frey (show people will understand soon enough) and Vargo Hoat. You could argue that there is no "Good Guy" excepting Ned Stark and Jon Snow in a the entire world of Westeros, even then though Jon and Ned have skeletons in their closets.
I'm not much of a Jon Snow fan, but I do agree with you that he's probably the only character in Westeros right now who is Mostly Good.
Oh how soon we forget.
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