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Seriously, I have a lot to say about this character and little of it is good, it is true that he gave "Claw" to Jon (And in fact that, together with the fact of naming him his personal assistant, were the only good things he did). At first Jeor Mormont was presented as an experienced Lord Commander, wise and capable but little by little we realize that the man was not someone intelligent or sensible making costly mistakes that almost cost the destruction of the Kingdom and that in the end effectively destroyed the wall . The first was to give power and authority over the new recruits to someone like Ser Alliser Thorne just because he wanted more hardened soldiers (which is understandable given the decline of the Watch) but Jeor was aware that Thorne was deliberately abusing his authority with the soldiers. recruits like Jon and did nothing to stop him, after the death of the Lord Commander Ser Alliser was left in charge of the Wall and indeed not only did he not help but also because of his arrogant and despotic government he almost caused the annihilation of the Guard when the army of Mance attacked the Wall. The second (although the first to be seen on the show) was appointing Waymar Royce the leader of an expedition when the boy was greener than a lemon as well as contemptuous and arrogant against the more experienced members just because they were commoners without mentioning that In reality, he did not care about his companions, he only wanted personal glory, thus obtaining Waymar Gared's death and his own. The third was agreeing with someone like Craster despite knowing what a disgusting monster he was, in the series it was not clear if Jeor knew who Craster was sacrificing his children to, but his refusal to stop him because he did not consider it his concern caused that the "White Walkers" increased their numbers, if Lord Commander Mormont had bothered to investigate the matter further...Things would have been different. The fourth was to forget the real objective of the Guard, at the end of the First Season after having seen how the corpse of one of his soldiers tried to kill him, he decided to lead an expedition beyond the Wall to find out what was happening but when Craster told him that Mance had assembled an army Mormont changed his plans to annihilate him before the King Beyond the Wall attacked the Wall. Momont had been receiving reports that the Wildlings were fleeing south and that they had seen the Walkers, rather than seek to find out what they knew or even form an alliance he sought to eliminate the only man beyond to wall who might have actually bothered to listen to him. The fifth was effectively the expedition itself, there was no point risking more men now knowing the enemy they had, he had to regroup them at the Wall and effectively wait for an attack while they looked for a way to accumulate resources. The sixth and last was not paying attention to his men, after the fiasco that resulted from the expedition... They were all wounded, hungry, tired and horrified by what they saw in the Fist of the First Men... Mormont did not try to understand his feelings or he didn't care so he understood what they thought of him and his expedition and all that was inside of them like a barrel with explosives waiting to come out not to mention that most of them were criminals or people who annoyed a Lord but They were forced to go to the Wall, they had no true honor or genuine loyalty to the Guard, they only followed Mormont because they believed that with him they could survive but they began to realize that this would not be the case ... But the Old Bear only followed pressing. Making the worst possible decision... Returning to Craster where he only received them with insults, ridicule and denigrations, even leaving them to suffer from hunger and cold. The mutiny and the death of the Lord Commander Mormont were not unexpected if you think about it, in fact it was foreshadowed in those since in these Tyrion was the one who reprimanded Mormont for giving Thorne power over the recruits implying that the Old Bear did not always knew judge people. But what do you think?

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Sorry i`m a new

The Catelyn's Revenge.

Es que a lo largo de los libros leemos como se mencionan y recuerdan muchas veces y con irritación Rhaegar es elogiado por personajes como Ser Barristan, Jon Connington y Cersei cuando en realidad no era sabio ni prudente, le robó su prometida a un Gran Lord, un insulto terrible. El único que hizo eso fue su padre con Tywin Lannister y estaba loco. Aunque tiene sentido cómo el primero de los tres admiraba profundamente a Rhaegar y los otros dos estaban enamorados de él. Sin embargo, ninguno de los tres mencionados destaca por su inteligencia o sabiduría. Y en el caso de Lyanna parece que era una chica hipócrita e imprudente. Y su tonto hermano Ned no pudo ver eso incluso después de más de 10 años mirando su estatua. Con suerte, los libros los tratan de manera imparcial y no solo tratan de romantizar su relación como en la adaptación de HBO.

Sé que amaba (a su manera) y se preocupaba por todos los chicos, incluso por Theon, de alguna manera. Pero viendo cómo Robb falló como Rey en seguir sus pasos. Como no fue contundente con Sansa al explicar lo peligroso que era realmente Desembarco del Rey. Y especialmente cómo permitió que Jon fuera a la pared sin decirle cuál era realmente ese lugar. Me hacen dudar ... ¿Qué opinas?

The Red weeding 2.0?

What things you guys hope that happen in Winds of Winter?