You can say that again 😂😂😂😂

Is that why it takes so long for him to spit out books? 😂

Facts, these guys having short stories on their own would be epic

It’s because he doesn’t use any setting that has no option for rape and incest, that’s why they never made a show for the long night when the walkers first came

@@Bella_The_Chef nope rape culture was legal in the North that guy called Theon Stark and his army raped the Vale rape became illegal under Targaryens' rule and not to mention first GOT spin off was about long night called Blood Moon they spend 30 million dollar for pilot episode but pilot was shit thats why they canceled it

Facts, this is a true DireWolf

Where can I read about him?

That and cregan stark also

Honestly a lot of the starks choose violence. Alaric Stark told the king with the third biggest dragon in tagaryan history that his gratitude and condolences don't hold the same value as his brothers life. When the queen came he told her to keep her dragon outside his castle and to not expect balls because "this is the north and winter is coming", when the king came instead of offering him food he took him to the crypts and told him this is where my brother stays after your actions. Followed by calling the entire south dishonourable and insulting the faith of the seven. Telling him he should have expected the rebellion from the worst of the worst.

@@vigokarnebeek9856 cant wait to see him in season 2 him and jace would've been a great duo

Shoot, forget Ned, perhaps Robb should've taken note. He probably should've just killed Jamie, honestly, and terrorized Lannister forces. Roose was a c@nt but I'd have let him run rampant against our foes.

@@thalmoragent9344 dead Jaime means dead sansa

​@@Thereisanalienpresenceonearth Sansa was honestly annoying in the start then her character arc started and she got less annoying. Last couple seasons ruined her character along with Jon, Dany, and Tyrion. At least in my eyes

@@Thereisanalienpresenceonearth robb didn't care for her as much in the books atleast

@@FEEC-tm1mq yeah he did lol, no idea where you got that from

Ah yes, Alice the wolf. Great character.

Alice in Winterland

I like that the comment has been edited, but not corrected.

That last line is “silk” quality.

alice is so wolf you know

I mean, is it really a family tree if theres isnt that one ancestor?

Would have been tywin if he showed love to tyrion and gave him control

Not yours

I mean if it works

Theon is on the allah level

No chill? They ARE the chill.

@@VitchAndVorty Chill is coming

Most of Westeros wasn’t bending to them. Most were resisting other then the Reach where they were intermarrying them

First Men were on average shorter than Andals.

@@EzekielDeLaCroix do you have a source? I'm genuinely asking.

@@TheAntiTrope A Game of Thrones, Chapter 40, Catelyn VII. - A description of the Andal Warrior and their height is mentioned. A Game of Thrones, Chapter 66, Bran VII - again, Andals' height are mentioned, meaning that it must have been striking to the original inhabitants. The World of Ice & Fire, Ancient History: Valyria's Children. - Height is also mentioned again. Their striking height is usually used to be juxtaposed to First Men. Of the purest First Men are the Reeds and Crannogs who are noted for their shortness.

Everyone is the villain in someone's eyes/ story...

Didn't just sail over and steal their shit. Slaughtered a fuck ton, hacked off their heads and brought them back to the north, where the hungry wolf had them impaled on spikes all along the coast to make sure that any fool enough to come north after what he'd done to andalos, would know how it was gonna end for them.

Well...we wouldn't have much of a story.

Dude after capturing jamie would have took his head and planted it outside casterly rock on a spike!

​@@johnnyboogalo4897And such way would have lost the war immediately. Remember, Robb Stark also wasn't defeated in the battle - he was murdered by Tywin Lannister's scheming. Killing the only son, who Tywin considered to be worthy, would mean that Tywin won't stop until Starks are all but dead - and Tywin perfectly knows how to arrange assassinations. We would get same "Red wedding" or something akin to that. I am much more surprised that in the GoT Katelyn didn't suggest Tywin to exchange Jaime on Ned and Sansa+Arya. That was the most logical thing to do, and could have saved Ned's life.

​@@thedreamscripter4002well ned was dead till they captured jamie. And sansa and arya combined are of less use then jamie alive. Because of jamie tywin was not attacking the northerners wit full force. Tywin knew that if he would kill the northerners then they would kill his son. And tywin could not do the red wedding even if they would have killed jamie as northerners were loyal people and freys had no reason to betray starks. Only when robb married to jenie( books) the Frey soldiers left. After that karstarks left. And they don't have jamie Lannister. Now it was impossible for them to win the war.

😂😂😂He would absolutely let Roose bolton flay Tywin and his sons

Very well said. I definitely agree

The North was respected and many houses never wanted beef with it... Till Ned stark and his softness

@@kendricklenox5672 hahah @ ned stark and his softness. Yah for sure he didn’t have that killer instinct and fear like the hungry wolf that’s for sure. If he was like Theon stark nobody would try nothing funny. Not in westoros or across the narrow sea. If they did ned stark would be on your door step with his army if he was anything like Theon stark.

@@tanman49 The North was a force not to be reckoned with because whoever it sided with in a rebellion always won that rebellion it was Like USA during the world wars.

Brandon the Breaker, with Artos the Implacable as an honorable mention just for the bitchin' title.

That would be the king who knelt

@@Shyhab ok... the second smartest stark, in history.

​@@Blaklyon0cregan stark was op too. I don't know about smart, but personality wise he was definitely top.

There are tony and howard stark and soon morgan stark so not sure if teh hungry wolf is the smartest

@@ivanjenisaactampoc5139 compared to the young wolf... he probably is a genius.

Rob was great too .ned also a great warrior but jon snow was a wimp

Because of Catelyn and her Tully fickleness. All of Robb's bad decisions as well as the Northern calamites come from her basically sabotaging the war effort from under her son

​@@SantomPh i must respectfully disagree. she literally told him not to send theon as an envoy to pyke and did not agree with robb's decision to marry jeyne westerling. These things led to the red wedding and ironborn invading the north.

​@@SantomPh A war she basically started to make it worse

​@@cameronmoore2713 She did set Jaime free tho, which was like the biggest leverage Rob had over Lannisters. With Jaime free, Tywin easily planned the Red Wedding. But I do agree with what you said too, Rob made a huge mistake not listening to his mother on the matters she was actually right about.

Rather Tywin is basically him of house Stark.

The Starks are known for their ferocious brutality. Ned was.. softer lol

@@aljosapetkovic69 I wouldn't exactly call him soft. Ned is a legendary army commander of two wars and countless battles (the most notable 2 being the Battle of the Bells and the Siege of Pyke) and wasn't afraid to face off against Arthur Dayne. Plus, Roose Bolton didn't dare talk back to Ned. THAT says something.

@@jasonvazquez8652 I didn't say soft, i said softer haha. He's still ha hard man compared to most

​@@aljosapetkovic69Ned was a Wolf, but he wasn't Dire.

Lots of people say this but I’m not convinced. When exactly could Ned “crush” the enemy? Who exactly did he know was his enemy in the first place? He didn’t find out about Cersei until after he got to KL & Littlefinger/Varys are schemers who didn’t expose themselves until afterwards. The only time Ned could’ve been “ruthless” was after Robert got mauled by that boar. And that would be dumb cause he was wholly outnumbered in the capital. Plus just look at how it would seem to everyone else. New Hand coming in after everyone was chilling for the last few years under the old Hand then and arresting the queen and her children and trying to put someone else on the throne.

@@mubarakusman9184 that’s a good example, when Ned found out about Cersei, instead of being decisive, he went to her and offered her the chance to leave. He knew Cersei was the enemy, and he showed kindness, when he could’ve brought what he found to the public and organized houses against her, or at least anticipate her reaction and have some sort of insurance. Instead, he gave the Lannister the chance to be decisive and they did.

@@molohktegg2462 no you’re right and I agree that it was the dumb thing to do. But at the same time, it’s not as if they’re in a lawless society. He could’ve easily provoked war if he simply arrested Cersei and her children. And killing them is out of the question as well. I mean Tywin went to war over Tyrion and he didn’t really like him. Imagine it was Cersei and Jaime in that situation. He should’ve told Robert about it though

@@mubarakusman9184 I feel like a good willed person assumes too much about other people. Ned assumed that Cersei would be reasonable, and assumed that the gold cloaks were honorable, and assumed that Joffrey would honor the deal to send him to the wall. A ruthless man would’ve seen the imminent conflict and strike first and strong. Like Theon Stark razing villages to send a message and put an end to conflict.

​@@molohktegg2462 You know it's a fucked up world when empathy costs you your life

Cregan was never a king.

The best King was the King who knelt, he sacrificed his pride to save the entirety of his kingdom.

⁠@@KingSlayer_.I agree, especially since I’m a Targaryen loyalist. Torrhen Stark got to keep his kingdom without losing a single soldier and the Targaryens were one step closer to uniting Westeros. The Mad King Aerys was the worst king in the history of Westeros for tearing that unity apart.

@Kurapikachu I'd argue Viserys was the worst king from the Targaryen lineage. (Yes, I'm talking about the one from HOTD) He was a good man but made the single biggest mistake a king could make by making his daughter the heir over his firstborn son. The most destructive war in westorsi history happened because of him.

@@KingSlayer_. I agree but at least the Targaryen line remained intact and in power after his reign, after the reign of Aerys most of the Targaryens were wiped out and the ones who weren’t were forced to flee like criminals. No other king fucked up that badly and during the actual reign of Viserys the kingdom was still peaceful and prosperous and Viserys wasn’t hated by his subjects, Viserys made a terrible mistake but overall wasn’t completely incompetent. Aerys on the other hand made a long series of mistakes like insulting Tywin Lannister gaining the ire of the richest and arguably most powerful man in Westeros with the potential of turning an entire kingdom against him and by killing the Starks and turning the North against him. Aerys made several more minor mistakes but those main mistakes were much more significant than the one major mistake made by king Aerys, Aerys likely knew his choice would have grave consequences but didn’t realize just how great the impact would be. Overall Aerys was definitely the worst, he was a mad tyrant whose ignorance and paranoia turned all of Westeros against his entire family whereas Viserys was a level headed man and a decent king whose love for his only child from his first wife caused him to make a terrible error in the line of succession.

Yep, he's elder brother Rickard Stark was meant to be Lord of Winterfell and warden of the north. Rickard was a bit more savage like Theon Stark than pacifist like Eddard. He was actually meant to marry Catelyn Tully

@@musakalima8794 Rickard is his father, Brandon is his brother

@@hamiltonrhys9277 indeed you're right. Thanks for the correction

In my opinion it is House Tully of Winterfell not House Stark....

​@@thomaschaumeil3878*House Arryn to be precise, House Stark values in GoT were actually Arryn's.

not quite. but close.

Oh Sweet SummerChild! If Vlad had fought the Andals Invaders he Will had Impaled them from Winterfell To Oldtown, because Kings Landing wasnt build yet! 😉⚔️⚔️⚔️

Or like an animated short film

heheheh theon...balls...hehehehe

The crazy part is Theon is named after him

Based

No shit. Each book has enough content for multiple books, and has numerous plot lines and character arcs going through it. It takes a while because it’s great content. Just be patient. When it’s ready, it’s ready.

Yo!!!! 😂😂😂

Lots of legendary starks and amazing northern history in the books. That’s why the north is so huge, and why they are are a different religion from the south. They worship the old gods while andals the faith of the 7 or the 7 pointed star. The hungry wolf sailed back to andalos with the seven pointed star chained to the bow of his ship😂. also different culture meaning they don’t care for knight hood because that’s an andal and southern custom. Nobody ever conquered the north and got to rearrange their way of life and culture and religion. If the hungry wolf had lost this battle this video mentioned, the north would be a different place and probably cut up into many kingdoms like the south. The north lands are nearly half of westoros. They are huge if you look at a map of westoros. Thank king Theon stark the hungry wolf for that.

Not even the white walkers got the north when they marched south with their magic and superior weaponry 😂😂.Starks put them down as well.

Starks would have ended if they did that how would you get scorpions for the arrows and how would you cross the trident without enemy scouts discovering it. Let one dragon live and the wolves are never safe.

I think theon stark is also smart and he wouldn't risk death of his people. I dragon is one thing but 3?. Maybeafter dorne he would've tried but not before.

@frazieromondi9331 I'm talking about theon stark on learning about the dornish killing a dragon with scorpion bolts would make him think of rebelling. If dorne can pull off a rebellion the north can too.

​@@jeffreysamson5938 Dorne repelled the invasion through Guerrilla tactics, which are always efficient against an outside invading force in your own land, so North or any other kingdom could have done so. But fighting a direct head on battle against Aegon in an open field would have made Torrhen and his Northern force a pile of Ash.

​@@craftyunicorn4291 Also neither The North nor any other region in Westeros had the advantage that Dorne had which allowed them to engage the invading forces in guerilla warfare. A desert land with caves to hide whenever dragons breathe fire down upon them. Every other region is just plain forest-y land with nowhere to hide from dragonfire. Maybe The Vale natives could've used their mountains to some tactical advantage but Visenya Targarayen didn't even give them any chance to engage in a war.