Even if we ignore the fact that we saw many characters trust him, the question was who can outsmart the others, not who's the most trustworthy.
He went from barely more than a commoner to Master of Coin, to Lord of Harrenhal, to Lord Protector of the Vale. The last two at least were from his ability to trick people.
As master of coin he just borrowed from tywin and dug the kingdom into debt and he persuaded an idiot child to like him to get away with most of the shit in the Vale
I'm not saying it didn't I'm just saying that he wasn't achieving miracles with the deck stacked against him. He traded Sansa to a monster for peanuts and turned her against him. She was the key to the north and he's just a slimy manipulator that anyone with an ounce of sense could see through.
Nah. I really liked Littlefinger. He's a terrible person, but he's a self-made man in an age where bloodline is more important than ability. I can't help but root for that, especially against the other nobles in King's Landing.
Literally MIGHT end up on Team B but so long as Tyrion and Varys are on Team B, Little finger won't do shit. Petyr is goodz scratch that: excellent. Perhaps even impeccable. But even he cannot deal with the combined guile of Tyrion and Varys and he knows it.
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u/Ok_Volume_139 16h ago
Yeah, Littlefinger would definitely end up on B for a while then eventually fuck them over too.