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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alucard_SxE" data-source="post: 20143489" data-attributes="member: 531919">And why the hell does Jaime keeps that his sons are  baratheons? Why doesn't he reveal their identities?As per his vows he is entitled to be just right?All he did, he did for personal gain. But not for anything for himself I mean. Personally as per the Lannisters and his family.Even when Areys asked to bring Tywins head he did not do so because it's his family.And he did save the women & children from burning by Aryes' hand. But did he stop the sack of kings landing after that as per your vows?Did he stop Tywins men from raping women, & murdering children after that? He simply sat and stayed on the throne.Check this out. It's not even from the book[YOUTUBE]z-16LInfmS0[/YOUTUBE]"You served him well, when serving was safe"I'll quote something another person said in a similar argument,Jaime knew about aerys's plan to burn the city for months. He watched as aerys burned innocent people alive and did nothing. Chelsted, the real hero spoke up and told aerys his plan was evil and cruel. Jaime did no such thing. And Chelsted paid a real price for his sacrifice, not "losing his honor" (an abstract concept, that seems to involve people saying negative things about you), but being executed in an especially painful manner.Jaime knew that chelsted had been executed, he knew why he had been executed and he knew what aerys plans were. He could have intervened there. But he didn't. While defying aerys had real consequences he never did anything to oppose him. Ned says this well in the show "You served him well, when serving was safe." Than once aerys was finished, when jaime's father had control of the city, he killed aerys. At this point there was no physical consequences for killing aerys, the man was alone and friendless. Jaime knew that chestled got burned because he spoke out against aerys plan to burn the city. He could have killed aerys then. He didn't because aerys still had power and killing him might cost him.Oh and Jaime's concern for the ordinary people of KL? His father's soldiers were right outside the walls, raping and murdering beyond count. I don't recall jaime sparing them a second thought, or even attempting to get his family's army to stop murdering.</blockquote>

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