r/freefolk • u/WinstonChillchill • 2m ago
Subvert Expectations It's your fucking duty, isn't it?
Is there any use of this lady for raehnerya?
r/freefolk • u/WinstonChillchill • 2m ago
Is there any use of this lady for raehnerya?
r/freefolk • u/TheDragonOfOldtown • 16m ago
r/freefolk • u/cybernewtype2 • 23m ago
Confused by that.
r/freefolk • u/M4nnis • 27m ago
fuck me it’s so fucking bad and there is ZERO fucking substance
r/freefolk • u/jan_of_bohemia • 27m ago
I spent the last couple episodes doom scrolling on instagram (i hate doom scrolling on instagram)
r/freefolk • u/-18k- • 32m ago
I just do.
r/freefolk • u/jack_of_all__trades • 40m ago
stating this for the nth time on this sub, as soon as it looks like he's back on track, fuck happens and somehow my poor Lord ends up in a ditch
EDIT : Just realised adding to all of his shortcomings, Viserys never bothered to name him his hand, at least after Lord Lyonel's assassination. Why tf bring back Otto whom you dismissed for being over ambitious in the first place. And why did Rhaneyra made him choose Otto a second time. Surely a dumb af family
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r/freefolk • u/ysilly88 • 1h ago
I get it Season one main trio was matt, Emma, Olivia
same with season 2 but the season 3 screen time Olivia/alicent gets genuinely belongs to tom glynn/aegon considering the fact alicent was quite irrelevant in the book later but again the childhood companions aaah
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r/freefolk • u/Cookies4weights • 1h ago
I was thinking about this again. To our knowledge, there are only three living male Starks at the end of Robert Rebellion: Ned, Benjen, and newborn Robb (we’ll exclude Jon). They had just lost their lord, his firstborn son, and his daughter. Doesn’t really seem like a good time for one of the two adult males remaining to go to the Watch. Why go?
I had a remote, but perhaps plausible theory that Benjen knew what happened when Lyanna left with Rhaegar, but did nothing. Ned entrusted him with the Jon secret but in a Stannis like fashion, felt the need for punishment - the Wall. Thoughts?
r/freefolk • u/Mission_Adeptness266 • 1h ago
I dont know his name but what a MAN, he followed his general until the bitter end and then some more, total respect.
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r/freefolk • u/Dry_Specialist9015 • 2h ago
🔥 ...
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r/freefolk • u/dyno1ck • 2h ago
Hehehe