(Audiobook) A Game of Thrones: A Song Of Ice And Fire. Chapter 33: Eddard

Ned Stark is tossing his badge of office, The Hand of The King as he sees Robert Baratheon, his life-long friend proposing to do a dishonorable and unthinkable thing to do.
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[@barbararivas9595]

Thank you so much for your uploads

[@drbrilmann]

Thank you so much for your unwavering support!

[@pt8858]

what's crazy is ned is wrong here, theoretically. Danny was coming, she was the axe.

[@drbrilmann]

I suppose it depends on your point of view but his position is also understandable. I can’t judge if it’s a right or wrong one but it is understandable

[@inthelandofmorethansmall7582]

Are you referring the when Robert wants to end Danaerys and Viserys?
If so, I don't believe Ned was wrong.
I think Robert was. Even Robert changed his mind before going through with it.
The thing is, Robert was imagining threats halfway across the world, ignoring the threats in his own bedchamber.
He was talking about ending innocent people.
It's just not right to end someone's life just because you THIBK they MIGHT become a POTENTIAL threat ONE DAY, far, for in the future...
If that's the case, I could go end my hateful neighbor who is a TERRIBLE driver because I THINK that it's very likely that ONE day she MIGHT cause a wreck - and who knows if it will be me, my kids, or a conpete stranger that she k*lls?
No. I believe Ned was right.
Until he has a single reason to suspect her to be a threat to begin with, the he has less reason to end her than I do my neighbor. 🤷🏼‍♀️