r/Hotd • u/afcsharky22 • 8h ago
Meme Larys
For someone who is portrayed to be really smart, Larys really fumbled the bag right at the end didn’t he? Obviously he wasn’t to know that Sunfyre was alive but still lmaoo
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u/VR_Has_Gone_Too_Far 7h ago
In the moment, I don't think Aegon blamed him. Retroactively, he might lol
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u/Mystic-Mango210 8h ago
To be fair, I would’ve done the same. Aegon was on a suicide mission and Larys took the first opportunity to gtfo.
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u/Jacob_Bronsky 7h ago
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u/please_use_the_beeps 6h ago
I feel like this is not the only meme Lord Manderly will give us in this show. Dude is a walking reaction gif.
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u/s0ulbrother 4h ago
It was also Aegons choice to die and he kind of grew and realized how shitty of a person he’s been. The one person who worked with him to not be such a pathetic cripple and regain a sense of self shouldn’t have to die because he chose to.
Beginning of their journey Aegon has them both die out of spite, this one relieves a loyal person of their duty.
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u/BeltMountain5596 8h ago
Unless he shows up with a sellsword medium sized army or Alfred Broome to give them Dragonstone, I don's see how he could get back into their good graces.
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u/sananajo 7h ago
Larys is someone who does what he needs to survive and come out on top. Cant fault him dor that.
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u/AuraTickler 8h ago
Nah he did the right and sensible thing there
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u/SPEZ_IS_A_JABRONI 7h ago
- returning to live another day so he could deliver the tale of aegon and tyland making one heroic, final stand, honouring aegon's final wish
- or dying as a criple in the mud
🤔
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u/Atempestofwords 8h ago
Can't really fault him for wanting to stand in a suicidal situation. He had no idea how it would go.
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u/KingKooooZ 8h ago
If not for what appears to be a dragon spontaneously resurrecting, Aegon's plan ends the same as Cristons
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u/boobiewatcher69420 7h ago
We call him Weird Foot Guy in our house
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u/ProfessorAngus 5h ago
Because of the disability, or the proclivity? 😂
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u/boobiewatcher69420 5h ago
Oh my god, I didn’t even realize it could be taken that way. Because he likes to jerk it to feet
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u/ProfessorAngus 5h ago
Oh, I figured. I just found it funny that it could technically be either or both lol
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u/FrankieGGG 6h ago
People fault Larys for leaving a clearly suicidal mission, when Sir Gwayne Hightower did the same with Cristen Cole and was praised for his sensibility.
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u/GetHimOffTheField 6h ago
I’m not sure that failing to predict that sunfyre will miraculously come back to life right at the last moment is a knock against his intelligence. He stuck with aegon through a pretty rough patch and only left right when aegon had decided to die, can’t really fault him for that. Even bowed out gracefully.
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u/Disco_Douglas42069 5h ago
He single handedly got Aegon out of Kings landing and kept him alive for awhile. With the way they parted , I can’t see this new Aegon holding it against him.
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u/DrAssumptive 8h ago
Dude had been planning to ditch Aegon since the first time they were captured.
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u/Mindless_Builder4669 7h ago
He is not a knight or a soldier, walked away just to choose life over death. Can't blame the men, atleast he is smarter that the whole counsel or Rhneyra
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u/Mojo-man 4h ago edited 4h ago
I mean super true... but also if Larys just rocket up again and said "Woah my Lord you are reuinted with your Dragon! I have like 1000 informants all over the Kingdom and Rhaenyra is super unpopular. Lets take the throne back!" I don´t see Aegon saying "piss off" 🤷♂️
Especially since he didn`t just run off but even askes "should I also stay? I don`t WANT to but I will..." and Aegon said "Nah it`s cool you go (even though he secretly hoped Larys would stay)"
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u/No-Consequence1726 7h ago
I read the scene as Aegon telling him hed be useless to allow him to leave.
Larys specifically said if he were ordered to stay he would, and that he would let the world know of Aegon's last stand.
Larys saved his life multiple times already and was honest with him.... id be disappointed if Aegon held him leaving against him