Why do children of Robert's Rebellion call John Snow what they're calling him?
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OK word is out that John Snow is the
legitimate son of Rhaegar and Lianna.
However for anyone who is part of Robert's Rebellion
the thrown passed to House Baratheon and rightfully so given that the Targaryen King was burning his subjects alive.
Yet Bran Stark, and that Tarly guy and a few others says he's
rightful heir to the Iron Thrown.
Can anyone explain this?
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OK word is out that John Snow is the
legitimate son of Rhaegar and Lianna.
However for anyone who is part of Robert's Rebellion
the thrown passed to House Baratheon and rightfully so given that the Targaryen King was burning his subjects alive.
Yet Bran Stark, and that Tarly guy and a few others says he's
rightful heir to the Iron Thrown.
Can anyone explain this?
game-of-thrones
asked 2 mins ago
Joe CJoe C
2,95522342
add a comment |
OK word is out that John Snow is the
legitimate son of Rhaegar and Lianna.
However for anyone who is part of Robert's Rebellion
the thrown passed to House Baratheon and rightfully so given that the Targaryen King was burning his subjects alive.
Yet Bran Stark, and that Tarly guy and a few others says he's
rightful heir to the Iron Thrown.
Can anyone explain this?
game-of-thrones
asked 2 mins ago
Joe CJoe C
2,95522342
OK word is out that John Snow is the
legitimate son of Rhaegar and Lianna.
However for anyone who is part of Robert's Rebellion
the thrown passed to House Baratheon and rightfully so given that the Targaryen King was burning his subjects alive.
Yet Bran Stark, and that Tarly guy and a few others says he's
rightful heir to the Iron Thrown.
Can anyone explain this?
game-of-thrones
game-of-thrones
asked 2 mins ago
Joe CJoe C
2,95522342
asked 2 mins ago
Joe CJoe C
2,95522342
asked 2 mins ago
Joe CJoe C
2,95522342
asked 2 mins ago
Joe CJoe C
2,95522342
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Joe CJoe C
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