@agentmanatee Will we ever see Ser Kevan again? What is his current whereabouts? Collab in the future would be epic.
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But, how, and Lord North is the one in charge of Harrenhal, right? I be so confused. He survived, that much is clear, but I want to know more. Will that be revealed in more Ic posts?
@AsuraYour Avatar is Kawaii as f**k.
On to the most recent IC post, Bluetommy, what the hell just happened? I am so utterly confused and lost, please translate to simple peasant English for me.
On to the most recent IC post, Bluetommy, what the hell just happened? I am so utterly confused and lost, please translate to simple peasant English for me.
Rhaenyra Targaryen II isn't spoken for, she is Queen of the Kingdom of the Stepstones, and probably would have kept at least friendly relations with the Riverlands in order to keep trade flowing between the two region, and out of mutual respect. Chance for the Tully's to have a tie to the throne, so to speak.
You can polish up the summary of events, I know I probably missed some important events, have at it comrades.
They still belong to me by all right, we are just on summer vacation.
Righto, the big part is finding a male to rule beside the Queen. Can't make a baby without the gravy. I just would stress that Daenerys would put forth a precedent, at least in my mind understanding her character from both the books and the show, that a female has just as much right/ability to inherit the family/house/etc as any other. But at the end of the day, it is Blue's call, and I defer to him. The lore is just a big ol tangle of fun excitement, and we have to extrapolate what has happened since Book Five, and go from there.
And the last time a Queen sat the throne would have been Daenerys. The Dance of Dragons was the only other time to see a Queen of sorts, though it was not official as the kingdom was split in two. Idk.
Who knows, the future is not set in stone. Also, I would have to say that Queen Daenerys, being the very much in charge, anti-slavery person, women have just as much a right to rule, would have probably overturned the decision of the Great Council of 101 AC. I highly doubt she'd just go from being a conquering warrior queen to a "Well, women are only for making babies."
Guess people won't like me being Queen then. ;P
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