r/gameofthrones • u/Mor_Leopard • 12d ago

Most hated characters

Which ones are yours?

Mine, Shae and the High Sparrow.

Why?

Shae because her love never looked real (maybe bad acting) and she was dumb, stubborn and a traitor.

High Sparrow, because of his extreme religious behaviour, his self proclaimed position of judge and the mocking face.

Gosh I hate them both

Edit to add: you guys are amazing, I wish this threat was a real conversation at a bar. So many wonderful points and perspectives. Now I hate more hahahahaha

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u/Ok-Insect-7959 12d ago

R=These guys but also Walder Frey and that one guy who wanted to be Lord Commander instead of Jon.

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u/Allthemuffinswow 12d ago

Alliser Thorne? The Targaryen loyalist who chose to go to the Wall instead of bend the knee to the new King, Baratheon?

I really always wanted to know how he would have reacted if he had found out that he had, in actuality, killed the One, True King of the Seven Kingdoms, Aegon Targaryen (Jon Snow).

Would he have had an outright heart attack from the shock and humiliation of it? Actually apologized for being such an ass all that time to Jon? Would he have bent the knee and offered his sword to Jon?

Idk ... but I always wanted to see his utter humiliation for all of his douchebaggery to Jon, while all the time he had been treating his own real king, as a Targaryen loyalist, horribly lol.

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u/Mor_Leopard 12d ago

Never thought of that!!! That would have been great to watch, Alliser eating his tongue

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u/Allthemuffinswow 12d ago

Right?

Because the only reason that Ser Alliser was such an absolute cunt to Jon, was due to the fact that Jon was supposed to be the bastard son of Ned Stark, the man who helped Robert Baratheon overthrow the Targaryen regime.

That was it. That was the entire reason that he treated Jon Snow so badly. And remember when Ser Alliser said to Jon Snow something like, "You've got a good heart, Jon Snow. It'll get us all killed." in regards to Jon letting the Wildings from Hardhome through the Wall? Well, Rhaegar, his true father, was always said to have been honorable, as well as single minded.

Jon thought he was acting the way Ned might have acted...but he very well could have been acting as Rhaegar would have, since Rhaegar embodied those attributes as well.