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A Thread of A Series of Books of A Song of Ice and Fire (BOOK AND TV SPOILERS HERE)
Show thread:Well it's a waste because Jaime isn't heir any more. By joining the kingsguard Jaime basically said fuck you to his dad and made Tyrion Tywin's only heir.
I wonder if it's spoiling to say that there was a fuck you to tywin, but it was Aerys saying it?
But that brought up another question to me, is there any documented case of a knight being offered the kingsguard position, and refusing it? Can a member of the kingsguard (except where they requested it) be considered to have had a choice in joining, or was it basically:
Monarch: You. You're my bitch now
Knight: Okay *mopey face*
Tywin was pissed that Jaime accepted Arys' s request to join. So if the Mad King gives people a choice, it seems like it's optional.
After all, you don't want to trust your life to a man who doesn't want the job.
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New Girl - The Show You Should Be Watching Or I Will Kill You
Pranked-up Winston is now my favorite Winston.
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Game of Thrones is a TV Show on HBO (NO BOOKS, Y'ALL) | No Episode May 26
And lets not forget Deputy-Inspector Rat Bucket.
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Game of Thrones is a TV Show on HBO (NO BOOKS, Y'ALL) | No Episode May 26
autono-wally, erotibot300 wrote: »So It Goes wrote: »Humans are chemically conditioned to be sexually repulsed by close relatives they grew up with.
Ergo the brother-sister pairing of Jaime and Cersei could indicates some kind of neuro disease with hereditable behavioral impact on their offspring. Especially considering the kids get a double genetic helping.
I have never heard that before, are there studies or something?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westermarck_effect
On the other hand
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_sexual_attraction
In short: Living together makes the other probably sexually unattractive- but genetic similarity can make them attractive, so siblings who do NOT live together could be more attracted to each other
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[Hell's] Kitchen: There was no "voila" for me
We're to going to wire the place with mics and cameras, maybe ask to see your books, and just generally get all up in your criminal enterprise for a week. Is that cool with you?
We're totally not Feds, btw. So no worries.
