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This is Game of Thrones 2, electric, blue, glue on your balcony. This week we will have

a back-chad Carmichael professor of philosophy to discuss Ned's second point of view chapter.

And Stephen, I will talk about episode 3 of season 2. What is dead may never die. Without

further ado, here is boss man, Aeron.

Ask Aeron!

Next question is from Jane. We know that Ned loved his sister a lot, but don't you think

he's also kind of a matter. Assume that the show's version of the events is canon, Liana

ran away with the crown prince. Insighting not only war, but her father and brothers truly

horrible deaths. Not to mention, Ned's promise to Liana on her deathbed puts a huge strain

on his marriage, but the sake of being overly dramatic is Liana Stark, the true villain.

I mean, this is something I've given a lot of thought to. So, like, the timeline is,

Liana falls in love with Rhaegar, right? Yeah. Then, I guess because of the times, allowed

people to think that Rhaegar had come and ravished her and carried her off his spoil. Ned's father

and brother goes to the capital to kind of be like, what the fuck? This woman's betrothed

another man. You can't just do this. And he roasted him. I don't know what was going

on in her mind that was allowing the kingdom to be plunged into blood over this misunderstanding.

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