Theodore Ferro 🇺🇸

@1Dragonstone Jon Snow

Who will win...

@King_CaseEra @WeThrones He’s not arrogant at all. His father was. He’s pretty consistently humble and insecure

@WeThrones He’s a Baratheon, actually—black of hair in the paternal line, Stag patronus, noted to be arrogant, stubborn, and willing to initiate violence, led a rebellion against a tyrannical blood purist who marked him for death as a youth…the parallels with Bobby B are endless

Harry Potter is a Lannister 🙏

@_Nymeria1 Jorah, Missandei and Grey Worm were loyal to the core. I think Daario Naharis was genuinely loyal by the later seasons too. Varys and Tyrion were the snakes

Which of Daenerys forces was the most loyal to her and who would abandon her first if the situation presented itself?

@DrewSav Season 6 is one of the best in the show so don’t worry

Finished Game of Thrones Season 5. Still a solid season but the cracks are starting to show. The Dorne scenes were miserable and the character deaths are getting silly.

@Joshwydd_ Hating the Faith militant is the biggest red flag. They were the good guys

One of the few times I supported Cersei.

@rach262003 @_Nymeria1 That’s why Jon needed Daenerys by his side to be the best king. She would bring out the fire in him and teach him to assert himself. He would teach her to chill out and have mercy

@_Nymeria1 oh hell no. john was so weak and wishy washy there would have been a rebellion in 6 weeks or less. sansa would have been a better choice than him.

If you had to rewrite Season 8 in one sentence, what would happen?

@MrAbbeetim We are the watchers on the wall

Quote me any line out of Game of Thrones…

@mirexmoses People need to stop glazing this new show. Every season in GOT utterly mogs it

Still can’t believe a random mud duel hits harder than the entire Battle for Existence. GOT’s All-time fumble 😭

@DrewSav It wasn’t always for the lowest men. It used to be very respected. There was a time when the Lord Commander of the Nights Watch was almost like another king in the north.

I rather like the Night's Watch. I find the idea of giving even the lowest man in society a sense of order, responsibility, and purpose rather admirable.

@_whydock @AbelMrTz11 @targcestkiddo And they did. Season 6 is one of the best in the whole show

@AbelMrTz11 @targcestkiddo Would expect them to come up with a good story at the bare minimum 🤷🏻‍♂️

se me está haciendo re difícil ver la sexta de game of thrones sabiendo que todo es inventado y nada de esto pasa en los libros con razón grrm los odia

@_oldvalyria Lannister

Which House Has More Aura?

@_middleEarth One of the great ironies of Game of Thrones is that the series begins with Robert portrayed as this terrible king, but at the end of it, you realize he was the best of them

Was Robert Baratheon a good king or a bad king?

@Uc_heyy02 His advice really wasn’t as bad as people say. You don’t want to invade the capital city with foreigners and dragons. Taking the throne with Westerosi armies was a smarter idea. Honestly Daenerys just lost cuz the show writers decided she had to lose

Tyrion had the Unsullied, the Dothraki, and three dragons at his side… and his advice is exactly how Daenerys lost everything. Yet he still carries the reputation of being the smartest man in Westeros. 😬

@omegawud @dhaboy01 Sure, “exiled” to the independent kingdom that his sister rules, to join the military order that he used to command, to fight the free folk who love him Let’s face it, it made no sense. Grey Worm would just kill Jon and Tyrion and be done with it. He had the army and city

@dhaboy01 He's actually the rightful heir to the throne. And they didn't just let him walk he was exiled.

The unsullied allowing Jon Snow to walk away instead of executing him immediately after he k!lled Daenerys considering their loyalty to her.

@Paulori50363725 @_oldvalyria Janos Slynt was given multiple chances, Jon would have let it go but Slynt made his choice. In the books he even had a chance to sleep on it and still disobeyed. Jon showed plenty of mercy And no, Jon wouldn’t be king consort, he’d be king. He’s the true heir to the Mad King

@theoferro @_oldvalyria Jon executed a man simply because he refused to obey his orders; at most, Jon would be the king consort.

Was Jon Snow the true king Westeros needed?

@Paulori50363725 @_oldvalyria Nothing wrong with him not wanting it. Ned didn’t want to be Roberts Hand. He did it because he knew it was his duty Jon would have ultimately decided to rule, with Daenerys as his queen. She would teach him to assert himself and be a king. He would teach her restraint and mercy

@theoferro @_oldvalyria Jon, reading this, I don't want that, she's my queen, lol.

King and Queen

Ice and Fire

@_middleEarth Sansa was not very good to Jon

I love how despite catelyns hatred towards jon,none of the stark children had any hostility against him. So much so that in the books he's named by robb as his hier.