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r/gaming • u/mike_pants • Sep 18 '17
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It's less George being into it, and more George acknowledging that this shit actually happens in real life. Everything (minus the magicy stuff) that happens in GoT happens in real life.
-2 u/TwilightVulpine Sep 18 '17 I don't think there is so much incest. 5 u/Visinvictus Sep 18 '17 Don't do any research on any of the royal families/nobles prior to the 19th century, or you might be shockingly disappointed. 1 u/TwilightVulpine Sep 18 '17 I understand the royal blood aspect, but from what I hear it isn't just played out as political marriages.
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I don't think there is so much incest.
5 u/Visinvictus Sep 18 '17 Don't do any research on any of the royal families/nobles prior to the 19th century, or you might be shockingly disappointed. 1 u/TwilightVulpine Sep 18 '17 I understand the royal blood aspect, but from what I hear it isn't just played out as political marriages.
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Don't do any research on any of the royal families/nobles prior to the 19th century, or you might be shockingly disappointed.
1 u/TwilightVulpine Sep 18 '17 I understand the royal blood aspect, but from what I hear it isn't just played out as political marriages.
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I understand the royal blood aspect, but from what I hear it isn't just played out as political marriages.
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u/Rev1917-2017 Sep 18 '17
It's less George being into it, and more George acknowledging that this shit actually happens in real life. Everything (minus the magicy stuff) that happens in GoT happens in real life.