The Entire Life Of Robb Stark 

I loved Robb as a character, seeing him from Catelyn's perspective, from a young man, to a hardened king. I do believe he would have won the war if he had not been betrayed by his mother and the Freys.

Rob was my favorite character, after the red wedding I was destroyed and still not over it till this day 😣

*"All men should keep their word, Kings most of all."*

His death was the saddest to me but it was his own down fall

If only Robb knows that his little sisters and brother are ruling the kingdoms now

Robb Stark’s a phenomenal character and the actor who portrayed him did an excellent job I only wish he lasted a few more seasons

As appalling as the Red Wedding was, Robb set his own demise in motion by crossing Walder Frey. Just like his aunt Lyanna, a misguided relationship caused not only his downfall but cost others their lives as well.

Robb was my favorite and I like how in the books I believe he wanted Jon to succeed him if he were to die

Robb’s death and his mother was devastating but there’s nothing more satisfying than arya avenging their deaths. Killing all there is in the house of frey. Aaahh that was satisfying.

About to go to bed... the life of Robb Stark.. bed can wait. Love your stuff! Keep it up

"There sits the only king I mean to bend my knee to, THE KING IN THE NORTH."

The life of hotpie. Make it happen! Or at least Jaime Lannister. Or Sandor Clegane.

"Greatjon, keep Lord Karstark here till I return, and hang the other seven." - Robb "Even the dead ones?" - Greatjon "Yes. I will not have such fouling my lord uncle’s rivers. Let them feed the crows." - Robb

Long live Robb. Forever my favorite character.

As much as I like Robb Stark, he should not have reneged on his promise to the Freys. It's surprising he didn't learn about keeping his word from his father.

The image of Greywind's Direwolf head attached to Robb's decapitated body is one of the most tragic and horrific moments the show captured. Arya and The Hound seeing this was also extremely hard hitting and very dramatic. His betrayal by the Frey's although something his earlier decisions caused, was still one of the worse actions that happened in the series and books. The Freys and Boltons never trusted again by anybody thereafter and rightfully so.

I’m crying 🥺 I miss Rob Stark 💙

Great video While I agree that Robb was right to copy his father beliefs like holding honor at high priority it seemed he never learned or Eddard never taught him that in war, while it's a good idea to hold on to honor you can't afford to hold it so high as to be just as dangerous to you as an enemy sword

My favorite person in Westeros... King in the North 🐺🗡

You do these so well, your voice narrates this perfectly. Top that off with the editing that is always spot-on for matching what you're saying or the mood your setting. Excellent stuff

Just like in real life or politics, one bad decision can change everything. He also should have never let Theon go back to the Iron Islands either.

I love what yo're doing. Far better than any "GOT explained" click bait. Keep up the good work

Love these so much! You do such an amazing job bringing it all together seamlessly!

Omg i was waiting for someone to make a video of him thank you so much

I don't normally comment your videos are so well done and you just seem so genuinely nice, thank you so much and keep these coming!

It's nice to hear from the books perspective on Rob. I adds details you wouldn't notice in the show.

Love these, keep making them 👍

Another great video I have watched every video on here.

I was waiting for this! Let’s gooooo

Great video as always. 💖🐩🐩💖🐾🐾💗👍💓😘🤗💕🇬🇧

I loved to watch rob making other kings regret underestimating him

Even if robb haved marry the frey girl and was able to survive he would't be able to win the war At that time the lannisters got the suport of the tyrells/reach, wich means they got 80 k soldiers and 200 warships from the redwyne fleet.

Was just listening to his theme song , funny lol

I miss him 😭😰😓

Hey man, as usual great videos. Thought it would be great if you did a video on Aerea Targaryen. Her story is very interesting.

I'm going through the audio books now, having watched the show first, and it's an interesting change. Obviously, as most people know, many of the characters, especially the children, are older in the T.V. show than in the book. In the T.V. show, Robb is portrayed a fiery, fierce young man; fearless, passionate, and a natural born leader. Given that he's basically a grown up, it doesn't seem odd, But in the book, he starts the Northern Rebellion when he's only 14 years old, and is crowned King In The North when he's barely 15. From the perspective of the book, you get the impression that Robb is only playing at being strong and brave, and in reality, he's just a scared, angry child playing at King because he knows its right, but has hardly any idea what he's doing. A perfect example of how the two versions of Robb differ is the scene where he gets into a fight with Jon Umber, and Grey Wind bites his fingers off. He initially plays it cool, like he does in the show, but one big difference in the book is how, it's revealed that later that night, when he's alone with Bran, he admits that Jon Umber actually scared him pretty badly, and he even admits that he thought he was going to kill him. Makes me feel even worse for Robb than I already did, forced to grow up so fast and in the end, it was all for nothing.

Always a joy to listen too

If only he hadn't married that girl..😔💯🙏🏾

I really love your accent. Especially how you say, thrones. "Trones" my American North NJ/NYC accent sounds so low class compaired to the Irish, Scottish, English accents. They all sound so rich and sophisticated. Maybe I'll just fake it til I make it lol

My favorite character in the whole of ice and fire, LONG LIVE THE KING IN THE NORTH, ROBB STARK!!!!😏😏😏

Bothers me that we never saw Ned and Robb talk at all in the show.

Robb would’ve planned the battle of winterfell much better than Jon

Awesome video 👍👍👍👍👍

Robb was like the Alexander the Great of Game of Thrones. He was so young, no one would think he would be able to beat and outmaneuver Tywin over and over again. He never lost a battle. However, due to his youth, he made decision that brought him to ruin and eventually death. Almost every character does that in GoT so that's okay.

The reason the Rivermen also bent the knee to Robb and declared him as their new king is because he had Tully blood from his mother Catlyn and as such has the blood right to be their leader.

Robb was my favorite till he died.

“Betraying his King…. In the North…” hahahaha that was hilarious.

He might still be alive if he'd kept it in his pants...

It would been badass seeing him fight the army of the dead with John snow an Jamie lannister

His downfall was not marrying the Frey girl and beheading lord karstark. That’s when Robb truly lost the north.

Good stuff

Man... I LOVE your videos. Name of the music played during the video PLEASE??

Your videos are awesome. Jon snows life next please

Man, that first man crown looks coop

Westeros wouldve seen decades of peace if Robb ruled the north and Renly ruled the south.

Robb is Baeeeee 😍🥰❤️😭 I don’t care, I don’t care, I don’t care forever My King of the North 💔

Can you do a video explaining Westeros Bastards?

Great!

THE KING IN THE NORTH!!

I miss him so much bro😭

Love the video rip Robb and grey wind

Forever young.

Robb Stark in the after life: Ever since the day I was murdered, I sat here in the after life regretting everything I did wrong as king of the north.

IM GOING TO BRING MY FAMILY TO JOOSTICE!!!

This Sounds like the voice of harry potter folklore

When does Roose flip? It was pretty early on but i’d love to know exactly when. Did Frey bring him in or did Tywin broker with Roose himself?

eddard robb and other stark’s biggest problem was that they were too fucking honourable ...but that wasn’t the problem real problem was that they expected others to be as honourable as them and so couldn’t predict their moves

Robb was winning battles while I was pissing off in highschool.

Oh yess

What's the name of the theme song in the beginning ?

The young Wolf! *The King in the North*

He should have kept his word and promised Lord Karstark he’d have Jamie Lannister pay for his crimes after the war

We had time for LF to train his whores and talk about catelyn while watching them yet we could not get one of Robb’s battles on screen 🤬🤬. This has always pissed me off robb is a legend yet we never got a single battle hell we got flashback ned battle .

YAS!

Robb will always be a better commander than jon. He would of won the whole war if his bannermen remained loyal .

Who else is always expecting a different ending to the red wedding?

Okay Robb is very good worior and smart but he lost the north because he didn't hade any luck and mad a heodgh wrong diseajons. 3:06 "The help of his mother" seriously

Robb, jon, and tgeon could be great trio if they live

As one of the strongest leaders in the north he should have stayed alive till the final season in my opinion. He united the north, lead his banner, had thousands of soldiers ready to march onto any terroirty to claim in the name of the north yet was cut short because he didn’t marry the Frey girl. In all honesty this was done in such a lazy way, instead of going down fighting which would have made things difficult they decided to just basically butcher him into oblivion along with his men. After the wedding did the rest of the north just decide not to do anything? They just let things slide until someone else took up the mantle as king of the north? Rob stark was great, glad he survived as long as he did, John should have fought alongside him. I’m pretty sure rob starks authority could have pardoned John for his desertion. In the end only one true air to the north was left alive and he’s crippled and the three eyed raven, he doesn’t want anything to do with authority or power as the threee eyed raven has no need for such things. It was a waste, lazy story telling in the end, and John remained a bastard the entire series when he should have been named a proper stark since there are no more starks in the north now after the crowning of bran.

The king in the north, the king in the north, the king in the north!!!!!!!

Jon snow is the prince that was promised robb was the prince who showed promise

I loved robb man

Love is the death of duty

Robbs foot that engaged Lord Tywin was 2000 Strong not the whole force of northern foot roughly 17,000 northern left out the the battle At Riverrun his force was cavalry of the north and riverlands

The Knights watch ranger was named Will

Jon Snow avenged the Red Wedding! He is the White Wolf! THE KING ON THE NORTH!

Rob brought his death upon himself

I never understood why they couldn't just go *around* the Twins. I swear from the maps, that river that the towers are situated upon does not cut straight across the land, separating the South from Moat Cailin further North. Why do people pay the taxes to use the crossing? Is it because no more than a few people can go around? The land edging the river is just too narrow?

Looking at English legends and myths, (I know that Robb is based on both the real Marquis of Montrose & young Edward IV), I sometimes wonder if his story parallels Robin Hood. It was GreatJon Umber that first got me thinking about this (wondering both at his name sounding like an invert of Little John & his son SmallJon Umber), but then I began to think about other aspects of Robin Hood's story - he ambushes and surprises his enemies, he fights against an unjust ruler (Prince/King John) and is literally bled to death by someone holding an old grudge against his family (in Robin's case, a nun from a family disinherited by his father [?]). Does this seem like a plausible theory to anybody?

Do Theon Greyjoy!!

The king of the north rises....!

Please do life of samwell tarly

Robb stark is the younger version of Young King Edward tge 4th.

THE KING IN THE NORF

Robb ❤️‍🔥♥️😍

Why was this "life of" video half as long as the oth....oh...right.

I often think about how different the series would have been if Robb hadn't sent Theon away and kept his promise to Lord Frey Goddamnit Robb I liked you so much, why did you have to fuck up like that?

Robb’s downfall was in trusting Theon. It totally 💯 weakened his veil of invincibility. Robb never 👎 lost a battle on the field of combat. He lost because of betrayal from the one’s closest to him Theon and then Roost Bolton.

The King in the North

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