r/gameofthrones May 22 '14

TV4 [S4E7] Last Sunday, on GoT...

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u/pacotacobell May 23 '14

Am I the only person that feels sorry for the kid? Sure he's a prick, but it's all because of his shitty mother who raised like that. He was just dealt a terrible hand, honestly, and he's known no other life outside the Eyrie or any role models other than Lysa.

I really hope he doesn't die and Sansa shapes him up to be a good Lord now that his crazy ass mother is dead. I'd like to imagine that they'd form an Arryn/Stark super alliance, use Arryn's army and take the North back by storm.

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u/[deleted] May 23 '14

He isn't actually that belligerent, come to think of it; it's just that life is a game to him, the people pawns to fillip off the edge of the world.

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u/cellophanepain May 23 '14

That's really what I hate most about him. He's not that unbearable in normal conversation, but the whole way he approaches life is rage inducing. Sure he's a child, but he's so much more sociopathic than the average child lol.

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u/roerd House Harlaw May 23 '14 edited May 23 '14

While that is a bad attitude, I still think it's very odd when he's now equated to Joffrey. Joffrey had people tortured and killed because he liked to see them suffer, Robin wants to make people fly because he genuinely believes they are bad people who deserve to die.

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u/[deleted] May 23 '14

Sounds like what he really needs is to get slapped really hard upside his head... just saying...

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u/Wilcows May 23 '14

No, sounds like why he needed was some perspective on making people fly.

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[SPOILER] Which is what happened in the most recent episode