How Davos became the Onion Knight (Game of Thrones) 

Don’t get on his ship at the Blackwater though, in fact just don’t go to the Blackwater.

Also he probably wouldn't do anything unethical while keeping you alive.

I’d like to find him and maybe hang out w Tyrion

Unless your last name is "Baratheon" or "Targaryen".

Nah if I was in the World of Ice and Fire I would squire for Jaime Lannister.

Manuel Moreno not even Jon Snow? (I do trust the Onion Knight, but I trust Jon Snow too - and probably Maester Aemon too come to think of it!)

Francesca Heather-Hayes Jon is quite interesting in how you can trust him. Obviously he wasn’t exactly trustworthy when talking about the wildlings as he betrayed them (sort of) but when talking about a dance with Dragons he schemes against Stannis’s back with the help of Aemon to protect Mance Raider’s son. Honestly Davos is the only person you could really just trust, alongside Stannis and Ned.

@@tzaph67 manuel meant the onion knights from the dark souls series

No, you can't. He betrayed stannis 2 times.

Siegmeyer and siegward yes!

Easily my favorite character.

I think The Onion Knight is such an awesome nickname too because of the Dark Souls character.

are you ever going to make dark souls videos?

Possibly my favourite crossover ever! Jesus I can't wait for Elden Ring.

@Vice TOLUCT uh what?

@Vice TOLUCT I mean they do have some similairites.

I agree! Just imagine Stannis sitting on the throne and Davos as the best Hand of the King advising him! Furthermore Stannis always listen to Davos because he knows he always speak truth, holy shit that would be a much better westeros.

Stannis lucked out in finding Davos and making him his Hand. One in a billion chance and its done him well.

Wimpiethe3 I agree! But in TWOW, he will finally have his own journey (that I won’t spoil in case), and Asha Greyjoy. Ow provides the Stannis POV. Also *melisandre

He's probably in his late 50s, early 60s.

He isn’t a grey character at all. He’s written as a good guy. Martin fans are so obsessed with calling every character he writes “grey” that it’s absurd.

Trevor Wilson yh ik, but he does mainly exist initially for a viewpoint to Stannis, but in twow he will have another purpose

@@trevorwilson6683 He describes himself as a bit good and a bit bad to melisandre. Not strange if you consider his background. A truly 'good' character would not have become a smuggler. We could get into the whole 'is it even possible to not be at least somewhat grey debate,' but the fact he describes himself that way validates the statement in my opinion. An example of a one dimensional 'bad' character would I think be joffrey. Because he's basicly a psychopath. In a way its the ultimate grey character depending on the enviroment he's put in. Whatever is the most profitable course of action most calculating psychopaths will take, but joffrey is an unstable one so that would make him more prone to abuse others. And this is the rabbit hole...

Mance Rayder was the same. And Littlefinger was the absolute lowest of lords. Most merchants were probably of higher status than him.

@@starwarfan8342 little fingers father got him to be a chilhood friend and rub elbows with the lords of 4 of the 7 realms, thats a big leg up

Book/TV differences, calm down

He cant read. Give him a break. He pribably doesnt know his left from his right.

The actor is left handed. That’s why they changed it.

I want Davos on the Throne.

Davos would be a decent hand.

@@nickdentoom1173 The Onion King

S H Mate, you’ve obviously never come near being tortured lol! I’d take Season 8 and bow and scrape with gratitude if necessary, rather than become the plaything of sicko Bolton! 😂

Francesca Heather-Hayes same

The actor playing Davos needed to look good with a sword at times, so they changed it for the show because that was his main hand.

There really isn't much backstory on him as of yet

There's not much about him in the books, they gave him more attention in the show because he's charismatic and the fans liked him

All we know is his mother hit harder.

To be honest I don’t really rate Bronn much in the books. He just seems what he is - fighter for hire, though a quick witted one to be fair. I didn’t think he was anything like the sexy Jerome Flynn version on the show lol!

@@tzaph67 I havent watch the show after the season two and that was like 2013 so I cant really remember but I think that Bronn is like an open book so far, very honest. Just like Davos but they have a very diferent moral standard. Thats why I thought on him. Im not english speaker so I ask sorry for the gramar.

Diego Rodriguez I can see that but I also see Stannis dying as well

Rokkfel To me, I think two former King’s who clearly don’t like one another and have differing views on everything and while assisting Jon, build up their own power base once more, is a much better dynamic then two former second in command of Kings who enjoy following a better leader.

Diego Rodriguez no I get that I really do but I also feel that torment and Davos have a lot to play I mean there’s a reason they’re the seconds to their leaders I mean I can see davos being of a semi advisor to Jon (if he even gets resurrected) and well.....Tormund is Tormund not much different from the show except he’s more blond then Ginger

The Talisman Yeah. That would make sense. If Melisandre tells Devan or the Queen to do something, odds are they’ll do it. I don’t think the Wildlings will be coming to Jon’s rescue, seeing as how they’re “leader” at the time in Tormund is at Hardhome and unless Mance is a teleporter, there’s really no one that can lead whatever is left of the Wildlings on the South of the Wall.

The Talisman I think Rickon will be playing a much more important role in the books then he did in the show. If GRRM hadn’t already confirmed there would be no new POV’s, I would’ve bet money Rickon becomes one in TWOW

Probably alerted some kind of watchman that was stationed near the sea to watch for ships

@@tyberiuscarter5011 Yeah, most likely.

He doesn't look 40

He is known to be from fleabottom