Here is it, a new theory video. This took way too much effort. In the end, its long and technical and perhaps unwatchable, but shows how the Starks are the real villains of the Dance of the Dragons.
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You absolute piece of ****. Spoiling the show for people who didn't read the history (both in title and in thumbnail). Shame on you.
ngl I needed this in this cycle thx
Why in oblivion would you order things middle/smallest/biggest, there are 2 sensable ways smallest/middle/biggest and biggest/middle/smallest, but what youre doing makes no sense.
I mean, probably the stark wanted the men to work on the harvest as long as they could before winter
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This is why i kept rolling my eyes at people getting excited at Stark casting in HOTD.
Starks DO NOTHING in Dance of Dragons. Roderick Dustin DOES — but he is not even cast.
Cregan was late probably because he was prepping for winter first and since the north is so damn huge it does take a while to get all those troops together
Rhaenyra should've made royal progresses around the realm while she lived at dragonstone and had her sons fostered in other kingdoms like the vale and the north or wherever else that way she would've had allies already in her pocket instead of sending her sons out after her father died.
ive missed me some PJ theory vids
I dont get this. Cregan said he wouldn't send an Northerns until the harvest was collected, so like that's why the north didn't mobilize for 11 months. They were waiting on winter so they could get as much food stored for the ones staying behind.
The Winters Wolves are definitely expendable, but hey are hardly inferior. They are crucial shock troops at both the fish feed and first tumbleton. Both battles prevent Green consolidation and keep the momentum with the Blacks, Id Daeron wasn't delayed his host reaches KL and the war shifts to a shattering defeat for the blacks.
First real video is a while!
Cregan was dealing with problems of his own. He'd just deposed his uncle, who'd basically kept him under house arrest for years, and doubtless had allies in the northern houses who Cregan couldn't fully trust. You only get the maester's version of what happened in those years, but the north was probably doing a little civil war of it's own.
Based Starks. Who gives a flying fuck about a succession war between the incest dynasty. Cregan was all about prioritising the interests of the North over everything.
What up Preston!! I hope it’s cool if I throw this in here. I know this is off topic but everybody check it out tho!! Did Balerion die of natural causes? And this is part 4!
Cregan had a long ass March to king’s landing, and he had to prepare the north for winter before he could.
Sounds like the Northerners filled the Kimdissi role during the Dance
I kinda get it. It sucks for Rhaenyra, but it was the Targaryens and their dragons who forced Torrhen Stark to kneel. Whether actual, deliberate force or force by a matter of pride, I can see why the Starks wouldn't have much sympathy for these bossy "newcomers".
House Tyrell didn’t pick a side do to their lord being young.
House Baratheon
were picky.
House Tully arrives late in the war.
this makes no sense. this only makes sense in hindsight, if Cregan knew how the war would play out.
I think you're forgetting one key fact: George has no head for numbers or timelines.
The Hightowers have been the bane of House Targaryen since the beginning. Them, the citadel, and starry sept have conspired since Aegon's conquest. They should have heeded cregan's advice and marched south to perform justice.
Rhaeynra and Aegon were both trash.
Good call Maesters.
This should be revisited after S2 of Hot D since it’s the “true telling” – interesting theory
Someone fonally brings up what i felt actually went on
Perhaps Southron ambitions were going on all the way back at this point in history. The conspiracies just keep getting bigger 😂
So interesting reading fire and blood after hearing of aegons secret dream.. Past from heir to heir. It's pretty nuts.. I think grrm finally managed to fool us.. Aegon united to save the world. Not conquer.. I wonder if he was a green seer.. Did he see the drawings
MM/DD/YYYY format?
For shame.
Even in English it's perfectly ordinary and logical to say, on the third of March.
27:07 did you mean to say DwD no ASOIAF?
Tbf suppose we don't know how harvests work in story. Like our crops work around the seasons but that obviously can't be that case in Westeros so could they potentially plant multiple harvests a year? Perhaps the northers felt they'd rather sort crops out. Also how war ready is the north? After all there hadn't been a war for over 50 years vs 9-6 years by the start of Game of Thrones. Could it be that they needed to gather more equipment and animals along with men that they simply didn't have to hand? Hence the old mail of the old wolves. Granted the fact the north had a famine anyway probably means i'm wrong lol.
How can we, still, 12 years later, post asoiaf theories.