oh, young ned stark is elrond. Older him is going to say "One of you must do this" to the other older him who will say "one does not simply walk into mordor..."
Yeah no. Casting him as Elrond was the worst casting in rop, which is saying something considering there are only three good castings in that entire show.
"I wish you good fortune in the wars to come". The same line Mance Rayder said to Stannis before he dies, maybe implying that Mance Rayder was actually Arthur Dayne. Its a far stretch but interesting
He's using Dawn during this fight. It's just depicted differently from the books. In the books it's a two-handed sword in the show it's a bastard sword.
It would have been better if it were a reversal of the Jaime/Ned fight... Reed stabs him in the leg from behind and Ned finishes him off, instead of like Jaime who stopped fighting when Ned was stabbed in the leg from behind. I just dont think this fits with the story. We know Ned was a man of honor, he would not have claimed to have killed Dane if this was the way it happened. He would give the "credit" to Reed.
I can't be the only one who thinks the kingsguard were wrong, a man came asking for his sister who he believes was kidnapped and y'all pull your swords. At least allow him to see her first, if he wants to take the child to Robert then you fight. You can't fault a man for looking for his sister
it's not about taking Jon to Robert, they were protecting their prince's birthright to the throne, which they knew for sure Ned wouldn't support as him and half the realm joined up to overthrow the Targaryens
Sir Arthur Dane The Sword Of The Morning with his sword Dawn is a G!!!
Word! AD is a bad ash!
Yeah Dawn is forged from the metal of meteorite and is at least equal to Valyrian steel blades.
Ser Arthur Dayne started the Jedi Order.
“I looked for you on the Trident.”
Anyone else wish Ned might have taken a moment to check on Howland Reed for a minute before running off to find his sister?
oh, young ned stark is elrond. Older him is going to say "One of you must do this" to the other older him who will say "one does not simply walk into mordor..."
Yeah no. Casting him as Elrond was the worst casting in rop, which is saying something considering there are only three good castings in that entire show.
"I wish you good fortune in the wars to come". The same line Mance Rayder said to Stannis before he dies, maybe implying that Mance Rayder was actually Arthur Dayne. Its a far stretch but interesting
It’s a common saying in Westeros
Arthur Dayne?As in the guy who gets stabbed in the throat and chest?
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Arthur Dane has Dawn, The Sword of the Morning and doesn't even use it, very disappointing,
He's using Dawn during this fight. It's just depicted differently from the books. In the books it's a two-handed sword in the show it's a bastard sword.
@@digitalcabbage910two handed-great sword to be fair :)
Far better lol
It would have been better if it were a reversal of the Jaime/Ned fight... Reed stabs him in the leg from behind and Ned finishes him off, instead of like Jaime who stopped fighting when Ned was stabbed in the leg from behind. I just dont think this fits with the story. We know Ned was a man of honor, he would not have claimed to have killed Dane if this was the way it happened. He would give the "credit" to Reed.
I can't be the only one who thinks the kingsguard were wrong, a man came asking for his sister who he believes was kidnapped and y'all pull your swords. At least allow him to see her first, if he wants to take the child to Robert then you fight. You can't fault a man for looking for his sister
it's not about taking Jon to Robert, they were protecting their prince's birthright to the throne, which they knew for sure Ned wouldn't support as him and half the realm joined up to overthrow the Targaryens