King In The Narrow Sea, Part 1 (110.1)
SPOILERS for all published books in George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire," as well as all televised episodes of HBO's "Game of Thrones"...Stannis Baratheon is the last King to make claim to the Iron Throne and the only of the Five Kings in...
SPOILERS for all published books in George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire," as well as all televised episodes of HBO's "Game of Thrones"...
Stannis Baratheon is the last King to make claim to the Iron Throne and the only of the Five Kings in #Wo5K that is still standing... well in canon, not adaptation.
Join John and Sean as they begin their analytical journey into the history of the second son to Lord Steffon and Lady Cassana Baratheon.
He is one of the better battle commanders in the Realm and he is kind of sour grapes. He has a keen sense of justice yet he's too sensitive. He doesn't talk about his feelings but you will know all the slights against him if you engage him in conversation.
Doesn't sound like A'zor A'hair reborn but experts in the field say he is.
His sword is claimed to be Lightbringer, the Ancient Weapon from The Age of Heroes, but in truth- it looks a little silly.
Who is this man that sounds like a lame character, but has actually been the breakout star of the sage since its adaptation to television? How is it that he is the breakout star since the television adaptation when his adaptation was one of the weakest?