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When Melisandre asks for "king's blood", what is it that she really need? Valyrian blood or the blood of any king? Would Robb Stark's blood work?
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Stannis sabotaged himself

Stannis is an absolute idiot sorrynotsorry. Everyone knew that renly had the largest army compromised of the reach and the Stormlands (around almost 100k men)

If Stannis had allied with his brother and conceded they could’ve SWAMPED the lannisters. Boom. Cersei dead. Joffrey dead. Tywin dead probably. Red wedding doesn’t happen, Arya and Sansa get reunited with cat and rob.

Then get renly on the throne and BAM use shadow baby to kill renly. No heirs means stannis becomes king anyway.

But no he killed his brother and decimated his army which led them to flocking to the Lannisters ending in his defeat.

I think he wants to take the throne by conquest instead of schemes but still that honourable mentality makes men morons. Honour doesn’t save you when the sword arrives

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“Battle of the Bastards” is the most iconic battle scene. I still rewatch this moment again and again
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Son of a crabber reference - Ep 02 AKOTSK

Am I the only one who was thinking about Davos during the episode? He really is the son of a crabber who became a knight and more.

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What does the "Blood" In House Targaryen motto 'Fire and Blood' truly mean? Does it represent their special Valyrian blood needed to ride dragons or Blood as in violence and bloodshed as a warning?
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