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Martin also lies. His universe is filled with people who are pure evil; Gregor, Joff, Ramsay, The Brave Companions and so on.

He could also only have girls or be too busy rebuilding the realm to have more children. Just too many variables at play. Ned would be a much more hands on king and not leave the work to his Hand and small council, that’s for sure.

To be fair we don’t know if any of the religions in this series have magic that is their god’s answering prayers or if the religions themselves just stumbled upon Valyrian magic and are treating it as a sign from their higher powers. I hope we never get an answer to this.

Keep in mind, in the timeline you're suggesting Bran isn't born yet and may not be. Only Robb and Jon are born. The other children might not even exist.

I imagine Robb would be Prince of Dragonstone. He is Ned's heir. Benjin would likely get Winterfell though.

Because we needed a scene where Thrawn lost, yet still claimed it as a win. He basically did this all the time on Rebels and it made him look more stupid each time. Honestly, Baylan is the only interesting character on this show for me and it's because unlike everyone else, he doesn't have plot armor. Thrawn either has to win or escape, so his plot line is predictable. Dave Filoni is too in love with Ahsoka, to kill her off or injure her in any permanent way, so her plot line is predictable. Basically Thrawin is going to either win or escape, but do so in a way, where he wont kill any of the main characters, I'm calling it now. Baylan's plot however, it at least something new and original. Which makes it only more sadder that Ray Stevenson is no longer with us.

Load the ship with what and why? Also his strategy was honestly very basic for a so called master strategist. He reminded me of a Naruto villain, "no losing that fight, was actually part of my plan the entire time"; I usually hate BS writing like that.

I watched Rebels and didn't get a lot more out of it, because of Ezra, lol

You’re literally comparing Ned Stark to a Nazi………the most honorable character in the series. You have a rather interesting take on ethics.

Well that was an episode...............were we suppose to feel something when C3-P0 showed up? Honestly Hera's entire story this season feels like filler or very close to being it. Why does Thrawn even bother fighting Ezra, Sabine and Ahsoka. He could just leave.

hmmm, you make a logic point. I never thought of it that way.

True, I just thought no living brother, aside from Sam knew about it.

You’re not exactly moral if you let a known criminal go by that logic. His duty was to report to Mormont, he choose dissertation instead. The man swore a vow to serve for life. Violated that vow and was justly killed as a result.

I recall him also changing his mind about it.

Ned murdered a man, for breaking the law. Listen, it sucks, but the Brothers of the Night's Watch serve for life. To be honest, that scene never made sense to me; how did Gared get over The Wall, without going to Castle Black first? He's an old man and not a climber and even if he were, he didn't have the equipment to climb The Wall.

I suspect the SAG strike will end in the next week or so. Many of the demands of the WGA are similar to the ones the SAG wanted. Also writers are still picketing with the SAG.

Pretty sure the killing of Tyrion was just a bluff. Even Jamie calls him out on it.

It likely will be approved. Still there's probably a 1% chance it wont and like you said the SAG is still on strike. So for Hollywood this is a case of one problem down and one to go.

Dany is also freeing people from slavery, while Cersei is giving people who know too much to Qyburn and his extracurricular activities.

She was fighting Darth Maul, lol

He's evil, but he also killed Joffrey................so naturally I have conflicting feelings about him, lol

You're not even trying to sound like a separate person anymore. You're literally using the same spacing mistakes every time you make a post, using a different alt.

Yea, I didn't enjoy this episode of Lower Decks. It just wasn't all that funny.

Still doesn't answer why a state would willingly give up it's only means of the defense. The world is filled with many people willing to sack a city, just for the hell of it, especially in George's world.

So who's army is it? I always thought those slavers, were the ones who ruled the city.