Ned Stark Was Never A Game Of Thrones' Infallible Hero (A Song Of Ice And Fire Analysis)
The death of Ned Stark in Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice And Fire feels like the death of hope and innocence for the entire series, and for good reason. Ned is definitely one of the best men in the story, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's an infallible hero. Like most characters in ASOIAF, Ned Stark did plenty wrong. Content Of This Video: 00:00 Intro 02:09 Sansa & Lady 07:20 Theon Greyjoy 11:01 The Dutiful Executions 13:51 Conclusion
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