.Alternate Facts

[AlaskanSandman]

11 hours ago, Ralphis Baratheon said:

I understand, but I really wouldn't put it at a "maybe" though. Aegon IV treated Naerys like absolute crap. He dishonored her by cheating on her with every girl that caught his eye. The text also suggests he was rough with her to the point of physically hurting her in and out of the bedroom.

In his last years, Aegon claimed to have slept with over nine hundred women(the exact number eluded him), but that he only ever truly loved nine. (Queen Naerys, his sister, was not counted among them).

Queen Naerys-the one woman who Aegon IV bedded in whom he took no pleasure-was pious and gentle and frail, and all these things the king disliked.

After Naerys fell pregnant and almost died in 161, King Baelor sent Aegon to Braavos on a diplomatic mission. Accounts of the time suggest it was an excuse to make certain Aegon left Naerys alone as she recovered from a failed childbirth. 

Not exactly the way you treat someone you love.  Whether or not it has any bearing on your theory, you can't really claim Aegon IV had any love for Naerys, nor her him. So lets change that "maybe" to a no, Aegon IV did not love Naerys.

Lol yes. It doesn't have to technically be a love triangle. Its simply, one sibling married to one, but in love with the other. The sibling they fight over also represents the throne. In the case of Renly vs Stannis, its just the throne. 

[Back door hodor]

Hi....first post, long time lurker, the quote from the worldbook states that the kingdom of sarnor stood for "over 2 thousand years," and that they were defeated piecemeal by the dothraki over many years(not sure exactly but the WB says less than a century )and they actually were not wiped out entirely, one city state remains, it is called saath, not sure if that hurts or helps.....anyway interesting topic