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"Honour and Loyalty" "Oh shit they are doing a coup against the rightful heir and trying to kill her in this tiny room where I am one of two people with swords, and the other guy is my direct subordinate, I know what to do, Im going to fucking leave so they can plan their treasons and coups in peace, fuck protecting the royal family fuck the realm"
Te dicen que siempre debes elegir ser una princesa. Tu destino es ser Frida, tener la fuerza para levantarte cada vez, nunca cambiar tus ideales por complacer a otro, no es de dónde naces tu origen es de dónde eliges ser. Este fue el amor más importante, un amor que en la guerra misma y calor de la muerte se siente.
in the books, hes rarely even mentioned and he died prior to the civil war so idk if the show is going to do anything with him but in the books hes dead at this part of the story
Sad love story ❤ Uther let her go lost the child then she loved Ragner then he die so sad I cry …. Imagine so hard for a woman to be a worrier I am Brida
Sad love story ❤ Uther let her go lost the child then she loved Ragner then he die so sad I cry …. Imagine so hard for a woman to be a worrier I am Brida
Soon as they killed him off on season 3 I turned off the show they didnt even use the best actor in the entire series they made a major mistake not using this guy more he literally gets 3 minutes of screen time on season 3.
Otto forgot that, before he was named Lord Commander, Ser Harrold had been Rhaenyra's sworn shield since she was a toddler. He was never going to be part of an order that's purpose was to protect those who aimed to usurp and kill her.
You right and maybe in some ways he was more of a father to Rhaenyra, now I'm not saying Viserys was a bad dad, well at least not to Rhaenyra, but maybe Westerling was a father to her in ways he wasn't. I mean you can't guard someone since they were a baby and not become a parent figure in there life, and we can see that the two get along really well. Also I have not doubt that if a fight broke out in the small council chamber between Westerling and Cole, Cole would be dead in seconds.
For those asking for his whereabouts on the screen can find him in the Castlevania TV series where is avenging the death of his wife by the hand of Catholic bishops
Bookwise, his character actually died way before the Dance I believe so this is literally an expansion/original thing going with this show version. As for the show, the character himself is clear he isn't taking sides. He realized just how ugly this inevitable war between family will become and made it clear he wants no part in it. He quits, says whoever wins can call him back if they wish, and leaves. He definitely cares for Rhaenyra but he ain't gonna spill any of Viserys's family blood (Viserys wasn't great on easing the tensions within his family but he was clear in his last moments he certainly doesn't want them to be at each other's throats) so...Kudos for him to be surprisingly neutral and meant it.
I think there’s a chance that he returns in some capacity but after thinking about it I honestly think it also works if he never shows up again. His role serves to provide an example of how a true knight would act in a civil war this ugly. And the panning over to Cole as he leaves is to demonstrate how far the kingsguard has already fallen and how much farther it’s about to fall. I won’t argue against more Graham McTavish but if episode 9 is the last we ever see of him, it’s a good role and it serves its purpose.
