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"The Bear and the Maiden Fair" seventh episode of the third season ​

 

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House Quote - Dick In The Box

 

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The Battle of the Trident: Robert Baratheon Vs. Rhaegar Targaryen

 

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The Battle of the Trident: Robert Baratheon Vs. Rhaegar Targaryen

Rhaegar fought valiantly, Rhaegar fought nobly, Rhaegar fought honorably. And Rhaegar died

– Jorah Mormont

 

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More like....

 

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“I loved a maid fair as summer, with sunlight in her hair.”

 

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The Battle of the Trident: Robert Baratheon Vs. Rhaegar Targaryen

Robert Baratheon,Such a bad transform from book into TV

 

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Robert Baratheon,Such a bad transform from book into TV

That would not be a transformation between book and TV, but a transformation from a desperate lover to a wealthy idiot..

 

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That would not be a transformation between book and TV, but a transformation from a desperate lover to a wealthy idiot..

yea,but still...that warrior who defeated great Rhaegar atleast should have left alone with something other than merely a big belly and silly sense of humor

 

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WAR OF FIVE KINGS....

 

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yea,but still...that warrior who defeated great Rhaegar atleast should have left alone with something other than merely a big belly and silly sense of humor

As explained by Ser Barristain, Rhaegar was never a real warrior. He never had to fight for his life in a real battle.

Robert was an immensely strong warrior who fought with a very heavy battle axe forged specially for him. Rhaegar never stood a chance.

(That being said, the most skilled swordsman, Ser Arthur Dayne was killed by the crannogman Howland Reed (Jojen & Meera's father). He was a small man and crannogmen don't use longswords or armours.)

The sad thing about Robert is that he can never leave a legacy. He has no trueborn sons (only one was aborted). And when the battle of the dawn is won (assuming it will be so), Rhaegar will probably be remembered forever as a great hero (humankind stands a chance only because of the plans he made).

So, Rhaegar never really lost. He won. Robert never realized that.

 

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As explained by Ser Barristain, Rhaegar was never a real warrior. He never had to fight for his life in a real battle.

Robert was an immensely strong warrior who fought with a very heavy battle axe forged specially for him. Rhaegar never stood a chance.

(That being said, the most skilled swordsman, Ser Arthur Dayne was killed by the crannogman Howland Reed (Jojen & Meera's father). He was a small man and crannogmen don't use longswords or armours.)

The sad thing about Robert is that he can never leave a legacy. He has no trueborn sons (only one was aborted). And when the battle of the dawn is won (assuming it will be so), Rhaegar will probably be remembered forever as a great hero (humankind stands a chance only because of the plans he made).

So, Rhaegar never really lost. He won. Robert never realized that.

food for thought

 

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However walking dead becoming boring as hell

 

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The Targaryens​

 

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The Red God has his due, sweet girl, and only death may pay for life. This girl took three that were his. This girl must give three in their places. Speak the names, and a man will do the rest.

- Jaqen to Arya

 

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3rd season final ep ekennam mata epa wuna.
anawashya widihata nopenwiya yuthu dewal daala screenplay eka liyapu awajathakaya