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That's why things like military might, the power to influence and the ability to hold the kingdoms together must be considered. There are no house traits like the Lannisters are evil and the Starks are honourable.

Arryn, Baratheon, Lannister and Tyrell are equally better choices other than Targaryen. But it would be much easier for them if the North, the Iron Islands and Dorne are independent.

So that's not opposing polygamy? If no I won't argue further.

Then what's all the fuss about Maegor?

So polygamy was never illegal or Targs never stopped practicing it because that might be the only way Jon Snow will have a claim? Expert level fact twisting.

Who cares about sins? The Faith stopped caring itself. Targs built them their greatest sept and the Faith is the crown religion. That is not deceit when the Faith itself conceded it for the Targs. Still Targs gave up polygamy.

No excuse for madness but his contribution to the Faith is very very large. The Faith gained a lot from the Targs even though they're not very religious. They kept the power balance between the crown and Faith very well after Maegor.

Yeah but he became befuddled with piety.

Tell that to Baelor.

Even then they had a valid reason to practice incest. To protect the unique trait they had. That is much better than real world nobles who committed incest because they thought they are too superior to mingle with common men. People often make a connection between those to make Targaryens look pompous and arrogant. But the truth is Targs intermarried with a lot of diverse families for a 300 year old house.

I don't care about anyone's story other than Dany but the leaks makes me less interested even to her storyline. Hopefully there will be more action scenes of my boys Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion. Here's me hoping they make Daenerys multidimensional like in the books. What happens to Viserion is sad but I hope it will bring more emotions out of her.

I hate how most of the endgame theories assume Jon will be perfectly normal or could function as a normal man. I have always thought if Jon returns from the dead it is only temporarily. If he returned he will be treated as the ones who returned from death with all the doubts associated with it. He can't function as a normal human being and he will be more oriented towards his goals like all the resurrected people that there is no personal life beyond it. I also believe he can't father children. I believe death will have a permanent effect on him which will cripple him from being a normal human being and turns him into a man who will do what needs to be done. And I also believe he will not become the endgame king. His undeadness will not allow him to function as a king and Martin will have a way to stop that. I think he could become the king of death. Yeah the new Night's king.

I hate how (F)Aegon is assumed to die in almost every theory. Him being alive is a scenario nobody thinks. GRRM as a character killer is way overrated. I think the fandom will throw a fit if he doesn't kill as many characters as they believe he will kill.

Of course you don't.

It'll be more interesting if he never met her again. For good or bad, the Tysha incident had shaped his character and a lot of that is because he couldn't know the fate of her. The mystery is interesting. And aren't we already tired of Tyrion's chance encounters?