Probably a timid hi.Good, cause i have no idea as to what a six year old noble would say.
Always go for the ass first, always
Aerys isn't the crown Prince. Summerhall hasn't happened yet, so he's just a prince, a free willed on at that.
Plus with the Queen Consort in there, there is going to be manners at the breakfast table.
Wait until we get the ground rules from Aegon and we start training, then it gets weird.
Dude, they're kids, with the exception of maybe Tywin, i highly doubt the others give a rat's ass about the Great Game.Sitting with Rhaella probably represents our just not really wanting to get involved with a situation that we are ill prepared for. Most of the people here are already playing their own games, of which we don't really know the rules, so we need a breath. Rhaella isn't playing (or if she is, we can't tell) and... if she just wants to say 'hi'? She should get the chance to. And she sure as hell isn't going to get a word in past Crown Prince McAsshat or even most of the others.
Everyone else here could damn well MAKE themselves heard.By blind, deaf, comatose lobotomy patients.
So we may as well be somewhere useful and where we can get our bearings. We just stumbled into a whole dining hall filled with weird.
Everyone in this room understands their important... but their children, who want to focus on childish things.Dude, they're kids, with the exception of maybe Tywin, i highly doubt the others give a rat's ass about the Great Game.
Kids care a lot about it. They just perform it on a smaller scale. Childhood is a neverending game of gaining favor and playing chicken with authority, circling wagons and counting coup. They have no perspective, inflating its importance, and are generally just plain bad at it... but it sure as hell means something to them.Dude, they're kids, with the exception of maybe Tywin, i highly doubt the others give a rat's ass about the Great Game.
Well thats debatable.