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I’m referring to the books version, who hasn’t received karma and likely never will, depending on whether or not GRRM writes the other books.

Looking at AGOT, Lord Commander Mormont didn’t want to give command to Waymar Royce because of his inexperience, but caved because he didn’t want to offend Bronze Yohn Royce. Why did Mormont cave so easily to Lord Royce? What could Royce do to him if Waymar wasn’t given command?

Season 5’s lowest for me for the Sansa plot, the Stannis plot, and the Dorne plot.

Shagga showed up in Season 1 and didn’t show up after that.

He shows up briefly in the show; for example, he’s the Vale Tribesman that Tyrion commands to “cut off [Pycelle’s] manhood and feed it to the goats”.

Prove it. For all we know Robert and Ned were staying with him in the Eyrie, would Jon Arryn have broken Guest Right, one of the highest laws of the land where breaking it is a major taboo? Would he take that chance that those staying at the Eyrie would fear him murdering them under his roof? Is he such a man to leave his wards to be slaughtered like sheep for no purpose?

He fathered one bastard by a prostitute named Mysaria, who later hired Blood and Cheese. The child was an infant when he/she drowned at sea. Mentioned in The Rogue Prince.

Robert’s Rebellion wasn’t based on a lie. It was based on the fact that the Mad King abused and perverted the tradition of trial by combat for sadistic fun and ordered the deaths of two lords on scant reasoning.

Regarding when he said he was going to finish the next book, let’s face it; he lied.

Ned dislikes the Lannisters for Jumping on the Rebellion’s side at the very end for political gain Sacking King’s Landing and going over the top with killing Elia, Rhaenys and Aegon, particularly what happened to Elia Jaime for killing the Mad King despite his vows; we all know that Jaime betrayed Aerys to prevent him from blowing up the city, but Jaime is too arrogant to admit that Most people fear the Lannisters for what Tywin did to the Reynes and Tarbecks. The smallfolk of King’s Landing hate him for the Sack of King’s Landing. The Martells loathe the Lannisters for what the Mountain, an Lannister bannerman, did to Elia Martell (nobody deserves to be raped and murdered like Elia was). Robert dislikes the Lannisters for foisting a wife on him he didn’t want. Good person: Jon Snow, he’s trying to do the right thing by trying to fight the White Walkers and save people’s lives Bad Person: Ramsay Bolton, he’s a sadistic torturer and rapist who had his stepmother and baby half-brother torn apart by dogs.

There’s a big, glaring difference between Daemon and Daenerys. Daemon was perfectly capable of defending himself without a dragon. Without a dragon, Daenerys is dead meat.

No, I’m referring to the book Ramsay. As it stands presently he’s a karma houdini, given that it’s unlikely that GRRM will finish the series.

Tell that to Ramsay Snow, who does what he pleases and comes out on top.

I’ll make my list. Littlefinger indirectly masterminded Robert’s Rebellion to get Brandon Stark killed by mixing up messages; he’s that petty. Pyp is a bastard of House Florent; he’s got the ears. Tywin had sex with Joanna, then Aerys raped her shortly afterward, muddying the waters over whether or not Tyrion is his; Tywin (possibly) knows this and tried to resign over it. Littlefinger has sent an assassin (or a whole bunch) after Tyrion; he wants to take Sansa for himself and can’t marry her until Tyrion’s dead.

Well, that’s if he ever finishes the story, which has colored people’s opinions. With Martin’s heroes’ failures, they’ve gained nothing. Jon’s ventures to help against the Long Night have failed as chaos breaks out and he bleeds out in the Castle Black courtyard, Tyrion’s accomplishments as Hand have gone to waste and he wallows in self-pity, and Daenerys has made no gains in Slavers Bay, stuck in the Dothraki Sea and suffering from dysentery. All while a psycho like Ramsay Snow roams free when in Martin’s world he shouldn’t and Littlefinger eyes up a red-haired girl. Martin doesn’t leave much hope for the rest of us. Those who try good are torn to shreds, those who are bad prosper. So, I say Martin hates heroism.