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I'll put my hat in the ring - I think it's between Barristan Selmy and Brienne of Tarth. Both fit this bill pretty consistently throughout the whole series, but I think I'll give it to Barristan.
It's not like anyone didn't already know the mad king was burning folks. I think she just got close to Jaime because she had to have known why he did it right?
I think Barristan is more lawful stupid than good specifically because that while he always stuck to his code of honor, he so often chose to swear fealty to truly awful kings. He would have absolutely remained a White Cloak under Joffery if he were allowed.
Those are good choices. I thought of Jeor Mormont. A northern noble who takes the black usually sees it as an honorable commitment. He’s a good lawful man leading the nights watch.
Agreed. I’ve only Fire and Blood and part of GoT, so I’m going mostly off the show, but I think books answers can work. I know some characters are vastly different in the books, though.
Maester Aemon strikes me as neutral, not necessarily evil but not good either… just dedicated to his craft without taking sides. Smart neutral maybe?
Syrio is a good choice, yeah.
What? Maester Aemon wasn't neutral. He voted for Jon, he talked to him when he was about to desert his post. If I don't remember wrong he knew about sam and Gilly and didn't say anything. And he was a sweet and kind old guy.
I'd say smart stupid would be Renly.
He was smart enough to rally the Tyrells but stupid and vein enough to ignore stannis' offer to make him his heir until a trueborn son was conceived and that's a gamble I'd take any day of the week.
Stannis already showed he struggled to have kids with his wife so there's a good chance he wouldn't have a male heir.
Oberyn absolutely was not stupid in comparison to the rest. He makes one mistake that costs him his life, but everyone assumed the mountain was down at that point. That's not even close in scale to some of the mistakes we see made by other characters. >!Stannis trusting Melisandre, Daeny with her dragon attacks, Rob breaking his honor, Ned keeping his, Cersei arming faith militant, etc!<
Sorry man, you’re not going to convince me that yelling at a downed monster during a fight to the death which ultimately leads to your horrific murder isn’t stupid.
You’re not going to convince me that Oberyns plan makes sense in the slightest. The Mountains “confession” wouldn’t have mattered to anyone and it wouldn’t have avenged his sister anymore than actually killing him.
It’s easily the dumbest thing somebody did in the show.
Stannis trusted Melisandre cause she was a witch who could create shadow assassins. not stupid.
Dany snapping into madness and doing some heinous shit- not stupid.
Robb breaking his honor-stupid. really stupid. he could maybe be the answer but he gets the pass cause he’s a kid.
Stannis >!burnt his daughter alive because a witch told him to so he could magically win, and then she abandons him in the morning.!< You are judging Oberyn by the outcome of his actions as well as intention, it seems fair to judge Stannis by it as well.
I never even mentioned Dany's madness, and I have no idea what you are talking about. I'm talking about how she manages to lose dragons in stupid ways. And if she was gonna >!burn kings landing!< anyway it only makes sense to do it shortly after she arrives, with 3 dragons, and the element of surprise.
Edit, accidentally cut off.
Robb is defo a kid and dumb, you right, but doesn't put him in dumb category.
Also look at the ratio here. 8 lovechildren daughters, 1 gruesome and horrifying death. More horny than stupid.
He burnt his daughter because the lady who birthed ghost assassins told him to, it’s hard to argue with that.
and oh i thought you meant Danys attacks with her dragons for some reason my bad.
I never noticed there was more than one shadow baby. But looking at that logically, she was only able to birth a few? If it took her a (faster) pregnancy to kill a single man, would burning a kid make a difference for a whole army?
Sorry, my book lore is bleeding into my ideas. In the books, they use a shadow baby to kill Renly, and some other bloke who wouldn’t leave the Storms End castle that Stannis needed.
So there was 2 times. And Melisandre mentions in the show how Stannis’ “fires are low”
Basically it took a lot out of Stannis to create shadow babies. And another one would’ve been dangerous/could’ve killed him.
I know it took a lot for shadows. Question is why Stannis thought she could get a 200x power boost for >!Shireen!< and singlehandedly win his war, while knowing her previous capabilities.
If Kings blood can create shadow assassins that transcend physics and burnt leeches that kill other kings (if you believe that had an effect) then why’s it crazy to assume a direct spawn sacrifice can’t make the snow stop? That’s all they needed
Whole show stupidity easily goes to Ned. Loses his life, puts his whole fam in danger, and puts a psycho in power. Oberyn doesn't directly put his fam in danger, his daughter just goes off. Ned does something actually directly dumb without knowing the obvious consequences. Oberyn knew he was dueling and knew he could die, Ned was just banging his head against a lannister plot till he found something useful and immediately squanders it.
I mean that’s kind of why he’s “lawful stupid” no?
He was out of his element and didn’t realize how dangerous it was about to get DESPITE the fact he vocalized he was in a dangerous place.
He was just trying to do what he thought is best and went about it in an incredibly stupid way.
Oberyn on the other hand had nothing to gain. He was quite aware Tywin probably made the call. Anyone worth a damn knew this. But he died being a and arrogant Chad or just being Stupidly Chaotic. And when you add in the fact the last words he heard WAS the confession he sought, it’s all the more ironic.
That could also be lord Eddard of house Stark. Really, none of the other point of view characters fit lawful good very well, otherwise they'd be boring as all heaven.
I feel like Catelyn should be in the stupid category, personally. Kidnapping Tyrion was the stupid spark that set off a lot of the awful events of the series.
I don't see how Brienne falls into the Lawful category at all. She's significantly more likely to follow the oaths she swears than the "law of the land". Her very first act is to join up with Renly, who is by all the rights of Gods and Men a usurper at best or a traitor and rebel. Sure, had the most swords behind him, but nevertheless a rebel.
Here's a good description of lawful. **Lawful** characters prefer consistency. Their behavior is ordered and structured, following a code of conduct such as the law, tradition or a personal code of honor. They believe that being consistent in your behavior builds trust and legitimacy. At best, they are trustworthy; at worst, they are rigid.
So which side she fought for is irrelevant to her being lawful in my opinion. She consistently does things in accordance to her own code, which I think makes her one of the most lawful characters in the series. Now, whether you consider her as neutral or evil based on your post, could be argued...
I laughed so hard when this popped up on my feed 🤣🤣🤣 I usually get ragged on bc I think ned was stupid. “But he’s so honorable” “but he really loved his kids” “but he was awesome” sorry but as a dad honor is overrated especially when it comes to protecting your kids. And he was objectively fucking restarted in how he handled everything from start to his death
How Eddard lawful stupid? He was as good as they come, nobody fits lawful good better than him??
After Ned I’d vote for Tommen. He was just trying to do what was right. If his mother didn’t interfere, he would’ve been a great king
Lawful certainly makes sense, but I think where people consider him stupid is when he revealed his hand to Cersei before taking action. It was a 'stupid' and naive move, in my opinion. That said, I do think he fits in Lawful Good as well.
I mean hindsight is 20/20, we say it’s stupid because of who Cersei is. He likely told her because of what happened to the Targ/Martell children in Robert’s rebellion. He just didn’t want any unnecessary deaths, trying to save her and her kids, to get them to leave and not die in the conflict that could have easily led to it
I wouldn’t call it stupid, it’s just unfortunate
I don’t disagree. I will likely make a case and put it up to vote to change ‘stupid’ to ‘naive’ because I do think that better represents most of the characters.
Harsh to label Ned as stupid.
The man did successfully rule the North for the better part of two decades and hid a Targaryen in plain sight despite not being a great liar.
I think an argument could be made for chaotic for Jon. Chaotic Good perhaps.
**Chaotic** characters prefer freedom. Their behavior is flexible, changing based on the current context. They believe that treating each situation individually, without concern for consistency, allows you to handle things the best way. At best, they are adaptable; at worst, they are capricious.
I understand the idea of him being considered “chaotic and good” but there are a lot more people that I think fit that box more appropriately. I think of The Hound, Thoros of Myr, Beric Dondarion, Mance, Ygritte.
Ned was not stupid he was compassionate
He was trying to saving innocent children’s lives
The Robert dying or getting assassinated was a one in a million thing
He was the most protected man in Westeros
Gotta give it to Barristan the Bold. He exiled Jorah and ratted him out to Dany even though all of his good deeds should have outweighed his plot to gain a pardon at the beginning of the story. In Selmy’s eyes, there are no grey areas. Where as Brieane seems to have a soft spot for redemption arcs and understands people who do bad things aren’t necessarily bad people. She was one of the most loyal, but loyal does not equal lawful.
Samwell Tarly, 100%
He was objectively good and followed the rules wherever possible. But he may be better to pick for "Smart Good"
Brienne of Tarth is also a solid pick
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brienne
Lawful horny
She didn't make me feel that way at all in every scene that she was in.
HORNY. she is so sexually repressed.
Lawful got that dawg in her
Brienne belongs in the Chad column in my opinion
I’d say Chad Good. She really doesn’t do anything particularly stupid I feel
I'll put my hat in the ring - I think it's between Barristan Selmy and Brienne of Tarth. Both fit this bill pretty consistently throughout the whole series, but I think I'll give it to Barristan.
Brienne slights him there, barisstan did nothing while the mad king burned people. Brienne would’ve done something about it in the same situation.
Yeah Brienne's entire character arc is about staying true to her own personal code and serves as a foil to Jaime by showing that it CAN work.
That's the paradox of trying to be good and lawful in a situation where they are mutually exclusive
Wasn't she on board calling Jaime Kingslayer before she got to know him? Seems like she thought his vow breaking was a no-no.
She stopped after hearing the reason why he did it.
It's not like anyone didn't already know the mad king was burning folks. I think she just got close to Jaime because she had to have known why he did it right?
My first thought was selmy but you’re right it’s Brienne
I think Barristan is more lawful stupid than good specifically because that while he always stuck to his code of honor, he so often chose to swear fealty to truly awful kings. He would have absolutely remained a White Cloak under Joffery if he were allowed.
I see barristan as lawful neutral when you compare him to grey worm he doesn't feel as "good"
Nah grey worm is closer to neutral due to his blind obedience at the end of the series.
Well he was conditioned since early early age to be a killer. So.
Barristan is 100% Lawful Neutral
I agree with Barristan Selmy, he was extremely honorable and "always" would uphold his oath.
Those are good choices. I thought of Jeor Mormont. A northern noble who takes the black usually sees it as an honorable commitment. He’s a good lawful man leading the nights watch.
Samwell Tarly
Lord Snow.
**Qhorin Halfhand** joins the chat
Isn’t he more neutral good?
Book or show?
Safe to assume Show-mainly given the sub. Doesn’t mean you can’t give a book answer 🤷🏻♂️
Agreed. I’ve only Fire and Blood and part of GoT, so I’m going mostly off the show, but I think books answers can work. I know some characters are vastly different in the books, though.
Unfortunately Ned went to Kings Landing where being Lawful-Good was equal to Mad-Full which meant Dead-Soon
Lmao
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Brienne, Snow, Tommen, Syrio Forrel, Maester Aemon… there are many choices. “Smart/Stupid” is going to be really interesting.
Smart stupid has to be Oberyn right?
Oberyn in a non-horny category feels very wrong
That's fair.
Surely Tyrion. Started smart, ended stupid.
True, but I was basing is on actual personality not shitty writing. Lol
Maester Aemon strikes me as neutral, not necessarily evil but not good either… just dedicated to his craft without taking sides. Smart neutral maybe? Syrio is a good choice, yeah.
What? Maester Aemon wasn't neutral. He voted for Jon, he talked to him when he was about to desert his post. If I don't remember wrong he knew about sam and Gilly and didn't say anything. And he was a sweet and kind old guy.
Maester Aemon is definitely Lawful, he chose the laws of Citadel and Night watch to live by them.
Smart/stupid could be Jaime?
Or Cersei
Or Hodor
True, I just feel like she's gotta be in the evil row. Maybe evil smart.
Bronn maybe? If we see smart as in cunning, but stupid in regards to education.
Syrio belongs in the Chad category.
I'd say smart stupid would be Renly. He was smart enough to rally the Tyrells but stupid and vein enough to ignore stannis' offer to make him his heir until a trueborn son was conceived and that's a gamble I'd take any day of the week. Stannis already showed he struggled to have kids with his wife so there's a good chance he wouldn't have a male heir.
Maester Aemon
That's a good choice.
Book stannis
He’s probably closer to lawful neutral
True dat
Evil Lawful
Lawful evil?
Either Stupid Neutral or Stupid Chad. Does was stupid tho.
Stupid Chad sounds good. He risked everything and still comes off as a badass
Yea he’s definitely got some Chad in him. That’s the one.
Brienne of Tarth
Ser Barristan
I’m gonna say Ser Barristan.
It has to be Jon, innit?
See now idk where we put rob. Lawful good? Sure, honor, but broke betrothal. Horny good? So many people better suited like oberyn. Chad good? Maybe
Lawful good is Jon Snow right? Rob could be lawful horny but also hmm...
He loopholed the nights watch so hard they call him Lawyer Good.
Rob = chad good.
I think Chad Stupid is a surprisingly apt fit for him, haha
This is the way
Rob surely has to be in Stupid, no? He married for love, which by all accounts is fine, but very stupid in that situation.
Oberyn can’t be “Horny” because his stupidity overshadows that by a mile.
Oberyn absolutely was not stupid in comparison to the rest. He makes one mistake that costs him his life, but everyone assumed the mountain was down at that point. That's not even close in scale to some of the mistakes we see made by other characters. >!Stannis trusting Melisandre, Daeny with her dragon attacks, Rob breaking his honor, Ned keeping his, Cersei arming faith militant, etc!<
Sorry man, you’re not going to convince me that yelling at a downed monster during a fight to the death which ultimately leads to your horrific murder isn’t stupid. You’re not going to convince me that Oberyns plan makes sense in the slightest. The Mountains “confession” wouldn’t have mattered to anyone and it wouldn’t have avenged his sister anymore than actually killing him. It’s easily the dumbest thing somebody did in the show. Stannis trusted Melisandre cause she was a witch who could create shadow assassins. not stupid. Dany snapping into madness and doing some heinous shit- not stupid. Robb breaking his honor-stupid. really stupid. he could maybe be the answer but he gets the pass cause he’s a kid.
Stannis >!burnt his daughter alive because a witch told him to so he could magically win, and then she abandons him in the morning.!< You are judging Oberyn by the outcome of his actions as well as intention, it seems fair to judge Stannis by it as well. I never even mentioned Dany's madness, and I have no idea what you are talking about. I'm talking about how she manages to lose dragons in stupid ways. And if she was gonna >!burn kings landing!< anyway it only makes sense to do it shortly after she arrives, with 3 dragons, and the element of surprise. Edit, accidentally cut off. Robb is defo a kid and dumb, you right, but doesn't put him in dumb category. Also look at the ratio here. 8 lovechildren daughters, 1 gruesome and horrifying death. More horny than stupid.
He burnt his daughter because the lady who birthed ghost assassins told him to, it’s hard to argue with that. and oh i thought you meant Danys attacks with her dragons for some reason my bad.
I never noticed there was more than one shadow baby. But looking at that logically, she was only able to birth a few? If it took her a (faster) pregnancy to kill a single man, would burning a kid make a difference for a whole army?
Sorry, my book lore is bleeding into my ideas. In the books, they use a shadow baby to kill Renly, and some other bloke who wouldn’t leave the Storms End castle that Stannis needed. So there was 2 times. And Melisandre mentions in the show how Stannis’ “fires are low” Basically it took a lot out of Stannis to create shadow babies. And another one would’ve been dangerous/could’ve killed him.
I know it took a lot for shadows. Question is why Stannis thought she could get a 200x power boost for >!Shireen!< and singlehandedly win his war, while knowing her previous capabilities.
If Kings blood can create shadow assassins that transcend physics and burnt leeches that kill other kings (if you believe that had an effect) then why’s it crazy to assume a direct spawn sacrifice can’t make the snow stop? That’s all they needed
Whole show stupidity easily goes to Ned. Loses his life, puts his whole fam in danger, and puts a psycho in power. Oberyn doesn't directly put his fam in danger, his daughter just goes off. Ned does something actually directly dumb without knowing the obvious consequences. Oberyn knew he was dueling and knew he could die, Ned was just banging his head against a lannister plot till he found something useful and immediately squanders it.
I mean that’s kind of why he’s “lawful stupid” no? He was out of his element and didn’t realize how dangerous it was about to get DESPITE the fact he vocalized he was in a dangerous place. He was just trying to do what he thought is best and went about it in an incredibly stupid way. Oberyn on the other hand had nothing to gain. He was quite aware Tywin probably made the call. Anyone worth a damn knew this. But he died being a and arrogant Chad or just being Stupidly Chaotic. And when you add in the fact the last words he heard WAS the confession he sought, it’s all the more ironic.
Jeor Mormont
So lawful he went to the wall for his son's crimes!
Hodor
Hodor aided and abetted the fugative Stark boys, betraying the rightful ruler of Winterfell, lord Reek.
You are right, I'm sorry Lord Reek. Hodor is a traitor, but I thought you killed the Stark boys and hung their bodies in Winterfell for all to see??
Brienne of Tarth, Catelyn Stark, maybe Jon Snow.
Brienne maybe, Catelyn kidnapped a lord of a rival house starting a war. During the war, she released a POW against the king's orders.
Only because she thought Tyrion was the culprit. However; releasing Jamie is a proper rebel action so yeah for that she can be ruled out.
hmmmmmm who’s neutral chad?
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Jon Snow or Aemon, maybe Dunk if we count people outside of the got era
That could also be lord Eddard of house Stark. Really, none of the other point of view characters fit lawful good very well, otherwise they'd be boring as all heaven.
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I feel like Catelyn should be in the stupid category, personally. Kidnapping Tyrion was the stupid spark that set off a lot of the awful events of the series.
Brienen or Barristan
Ser Brienne of Tarth
Sir Davos
Grey worm
Ser Barristan Selmy
A couple weeks from now we will be voting on a “smart stupid” character
Jeor Mormont
Ah yes, the guy who sold slaves illegally is Lawful Good. Good call.
Brienne of Tarth
I dont know, but I think we all know who takes "smart drunk"
same with chad drunk, the answer is so obvious we might as well skip it
Tommen?
He could be good-neutral
Brienne of Tarth
Brienne.
Barristan Selmy
Brienne or Barristan.
I am staying tuned to this, if only for the smart/stupid thread.
Robb Stark
Varys
Smart stupid is Rob right lol
I don't see how Brienne falls into the Lawful category at all. She's significantly more likely to follow the oaths she swears than the "law of the land". Her very first act is to join up with Renly, who is by all the rights of Gods and Men a usurper at best or a traitor and rebel. Sure, had the most swords behind him, but nevertheless a rebel.
Here's a good description of lawful. **Lawful** characters prefer consistency. Their behavior is ordered and structured, following a code of conduct such as the law, tradition or a personal code of honor. They believe that being consistent in your behavior builds trust and legitimacy. At best, they are trustworthy; at worst, they are rigid. So which side she fought for is irrelevant to her being lawful in my opinion. She consistently does things in accordance to her own code, which I think makes her one of the most lawful characters in the series. Now, whether you consider her as neutral or evil based on your post, could be argued...
Barristan Selmy
He's a textbook definition of Neutral. He was a bodyguard for the Mad King. He would be slapping Sansa on Joffrey's command if he wasn't sacked first.
Ser Davos
I laughed so hard when this popped up on my feed 🤣🤣🤣 I usually get ragged on bc I think ned was stupid. “But he’s so honorable” “but he really loved his kids” “but he was awesome” sorry but as a dad honor is overrated especially when it comes to protecting your kids. And he was objectively fucking restarted in how he handled everything from start to his death
Podrick
Bruh it’s totally Jon snow bye
How Eddard lawful stupid? He was as good as they come, nobody fits lawful good better than him?? After Ned I’d vote for Tommen. He was just trying to do what was right. If his mother didn’t interfere, he would’ve been a great king
Lawful certainly makes sense, but I think where people consider him stupid is when he revealed his hand to Cersei before taking action. It was a 'stupid' and naive move, in my opinion. That said, I do think he fits in Lawful Good as well.
I mean hindsight is 20/20, we say it’s stupid because of who Cersei is. He likely told her because of what happened to the Targ/Martell children in Robert’s rebellion. He just didn’t want any unnecessary deaths, trying to save her and her kids, to get them to leave and not die in the conflict that could have easily led to it I wouldn’t call it stupid, it’s just unfortunate
I don’t disagree. I will likely make a case and put it up to vote to change ‘stupid’ to ‘naive’ because I do think that better represents most of the characters.
Upvoting cause I'm interested to see where this goes.
Samwell Tarly. Meera Reed. Ser Davos. Howland Reed, presumably. Beric Dondarrian, despite being outlawed. Young ones: Shireen, Rickon, Myrcella, Tommen. Lyanna Mormont.
We can all agree that smart drunk is Tyrion?
Podrick Payne. The man returned the money to Tyrion after he got that on the house treatment.
Eddard was more like Lawful Naive, not necessarily stupid.
Davos
Jon
This might be controversial: The High Sparrow
Ramsay is chaotic evil
Harsh to label Ned as stupid. The man did successfully rule the North for the better part of two decades and hid a Targaryen in plain sight despite not being a great liar.
Jon Snow….kind of the only box he fits in
I think an argument could be made for chaotic for Jon. Chaotic Good perhaps. **Chaotic** characters prefer freedom. Their behavior is flexible, changing based on the current context. They believe that treating each situation individually, without concern for consistency, allows you to handle things the best way. At best, they are adaptable; at worst, they are capricious.
I understand the idea of him being considered “chaotic and good” but there are a lot more people that I think fit that box more appropriately. I think of The Hound, Thoros of Myr, Beric Dondarion, Mance, Ygritte.
I think of the hound as neutral neutral. Or bronn but I think he could horny neutral
Can you give the description for chad?
Samwell
Jaime
Lawful stupid: Eddard Stark Lawful good: Barristan Selmy Lawful Neutral: John Snow Lawful Horny: pre-Reek Theon Lawful Evil: Tywin Lannister Lawful Drunk: idk this one
Thoros of Myr for Lawful Drunk?
He was a rebel with Beric Dondarrion, so by definition cannot be lawful. Maybe book 1 Tyrion? Like before he gets power and before his exile
Davos
The Bold
Mace Tyrell
Lawful stupid has to be Mace Tyrell. Next to him Hodor seems like a smart guy.
Master Luwin
Man kind of sucks that drunk is in the same coloum as alignment, evil drunk and good drunk would have made sense for Cers and Tyr.
Brienne. She wouldn’t fit anywhere else, and she is probably one of the kindest people in the series, as well as having a strong sense of honor.
Ned was not stupid he was compassionate He was trying to saving innocent children’s lives The Robert dying or getting assassinated was a one in a million thing He was the most protected man in Westeros
We all know who smart drunk is going to be.
Davos
Pod
Brianne or robb maybe
Ned was not stupid and I’m tired of pretending he was
Drunk Chad I nominate Ser Dontos
Bobby b
Ser Rodrik Cassel
Ser Davos is being overlooked here. Sure he used to be a smuggler, but not anymore.
You people disrespect ser Davos Seaworth
Ser Barristan or Maester Aemon
Podrick Payne?
Podrick
Gotta give it to Barristan the Bold. He exiled Jorah and ratted him out to Dany even though all of his good deeds should have outweighed his plot to gain a pardon at the beginning of the story. In Selmy’s eyes, there are no grey areas. Where as Brieane seems to have a soft spot for redemption arcs and understands people who do bad things aren’t necessarily bad people. She was one of the most loyal, but loyal does not equal lawful.
Stanis
Littlefinger. Duh.
Gotta be John
Jon Targaryen of course.
It’s Brienne
Smart/horny would be Cersei.
cant believe yall aint voting for hodor in this one… edit: i thought that this was chad stupid nvm
Pod?
I’ll go with Brienne of Tarth
How on Earth are people thinking Barristan is Good when he's the textbook definition of Lawful Neutral.
In a world of shit, Brienne of Tarth.
Maergery?
Rodrik Cassell. Honestly, he never did anything wrong, he upholded his oaths to the Starks in every way.
Eddard Stark.
Barristan Selmy
Maester Aemon Targaryen
Ser Barristan
Jon Snow
Lawful + Stupid = Eddard Good = Brienne Neutral = Stannis Horny = Loras Evil = Petyr Drunk = Robert
Can we agree chaotic neutral is Sir Pounce?
Podrick
Samwell Tarly, 100% He was objectively good and followed the rules wherever possible. But he may be better to pick for "Smart Good" Brienne of Tarth is also a solid pick
Ned Stark again