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wanderlustian:
You are female? I could swear you were male! You really have a way with words. Have you considered writing or theatre?

wanderlustian:
You are female? I could swear you were male! You really have a way with words. Have you considered writing or theatre?

I like you. Also female. i always wanted to write, I like to think I'm very good at it but I ended up sewing clothes instead. Although i like that too

Nihilist:
It really irritates me how so many people have been quoting me to chat the weakest bollocks. If you made decent points, I would even concede, but your smug arrogant post is really based on nothing but an attempt to play around semantics.

Even when I quote the characters verbatim, it's not enough.

Glover said he didn't send any more men to the starks because Robb got himself and his men killed, and that's true. The red wedding happened because Robb reneged on a deal - a decision that his more politcally savvy mum and advisers warned would have serious consequences.

Before the broke the deal, Robb was warned. During the wedding itself , Lord Frey explains his motives for the murders. After the wedding, Glover blames Robb.

I cannot for the life of me understand how any right thinking person would try to even argue that point.


Again, Jon goes to Manderly to ask for men. Manderly refuses because he feels that if he sends his men with Jon, they will die for nothing. Again, I cannot see how this does not connote questioning of jon's Judgement. A leader says come with me, you refuse, but you're not questioning his leadership? You say Manderly is merely "skeptical". Check your dictionary for the meaning of that word, and you will find that it is 'synonymous' with the word 'questioning'!

The discussion with Lyanna is probably the clearest argument there. Jon came to ask for men for his own battle against Ramsay and got shut down quick. It was only when Davos raised the spectre of the white walkers coming for then all, that she decided to join them.

How can Aliser poison the minds of a group of subordinates against a leader that they trust? How? How?

Mate the post you quoted was not addressed to you. And if you have opposing views, then by all means share them on the thread. But please don't quote me to post such utter rubbish. Please don't waste my time.

There are so many things i want to say to u, but my I'm too lazy to type and u also said not to waste your time so I'll respect that and say only this.
A ma knows nothing.

moski5:
I'm guessing yu bliv Jon's a gr8 leader,
Jon to me wud better serve as a follower till he has an inclination of wat ruling is about, as a book reader yu wud ve followed his progress, he had gr8 leaders ahead n had friends guiding him, yu kno y he was killed buk tinz
Jon as a person thumbs up as a leader no no.

I'm not saying all his decisions wer bad tho
he has d potential of been a Gr8 leader

if u still think jon will serve as a follower, then u havent been paying enough attention. I guess that is your honest opinion, but i want you to follow the thought process of the writers, all they have done to jon' s character is to lift him up. from a broody bastard to Lord commander to targeryen surnname c' mon bro at least meet them halfway.

please who has seasons 1 to 5. A girl needs it. No show can match GOT in my eyes.