I wouldn't mention that other stuff, but I would say "don't be so sanctimonious, I know you don't really think I should have. That's an emotional reaction to a person who doesn't deserve the consideration."
Yeah, and come to think of it, we could also point out "If I had done literally nothing, it would have happened regardless. Even I didn't see how far they would stoop to kill him though. I mean, really, allying with the Others? You'd have to be crazy to do something like that." *glances at Ice Assassin corpse* "Huh."
We did literally nothing to get Robert killed. We just asked Bloodraven to stop meddling with Cerseis attempts.
Well, a real answer isn't even necessary, there. After all, after Robert smiled at two children's brutal murder, and didn't punish their killers, Ned didn't trust Robert enough not to hide Jon's parentage.
Yes, but I mean, framing it that way is just impolite... It's like we used Cersei as our pawn, knowing it would directly lead to his death.
I don't think Bahamut is capable, of freeing someone who willingly sold their soul to Tiamat, he's currently the weaker of them, and as a god he has to follow rules mortals don't, so I don't think that's something he can do.
I just want to be clear that it wasn't our bright idea to use an actual Void servant to do Robert in, instead of just framing the Others, like when we killed his wives uncle, or making it look like an accident, like when we killed his foster-father.Yes, but I mean, framing it that way is just impolite... It's like we used Cersei as our pawn, knowing it would directly lead to his death.
Robert: "I fucked my way into this problem and by god I'll fuck my way out!"
Yeah, blue is quite obviously only tangentially related to purple, and he should both recognize that, as well as appreciate the flavor of the ethical quandary posed.
I don't like it.
It's ironic to me, because all of the earth-shattering revelations Ned expected to have to drop on people because of this stuff?
I mean to be fair we did spend a disturbingly enormous, and ironically humorous, amount of effort keeping him alive before his death was convenient for us.
She didn't outright dismiss the possibility. Let's just say getting the offer from Dany went over a lot better than it would have from Viserys, who looks too much like Rhaegar (Lyanna is perhaps a little tiny bit judgmental
).That's fair, I was mostly thinking of people not important enough to send dedicated soul killers after, but who are still fighting forces that habitually pull stuff like that with vulnerable souls. That's a narrow use case granted, but Jon probably falls into it so it seemed worth mentioning.
So long as she gets out of Jon's head I would move heaven and earth to resurrect her.She didn't outright dismiss the possibility. Let's just say getting the offer from Dany went over a lot better than it would have from Viserys, who looks too much like Rhaegar (Lyanna is perhaps a little tiny bit judgmental
Helicopter (ghost) moms are no joke.
