Stark Law

kill the baby and take Daenerys back since Drogo did not give him what he wanted, a golden crown. Drogo pours molten gold on Viserys and he dies. After an Westorsi assassin attempts to poison Daenerys, Drogo sets his eyes on the Iron Throne. Robb Stark amasses the lords of the North and prepares for battle. Catelyn meets Robb and talks…

“The Children of the Forest” The Children of the Forest are an ancient race of supernaturals in Westeros. They were last seen over 8,000 years ago and are introduced in A Song of Ice and Fire as nothing more than a fairy tale, believed to be long extinct. Similar to the Ancient Celts, they were once the indigenous race of Westeros and following a war between the First Men they were forced to retreat to the fringe of Westeros, “beyond the Wall,” where their history turned into legend which…

Winnfield, Louisiana, on August 30, 1893, to a poor farm family of strong religious beliefs. He attended a public school and eventually became independent at the age of 16 as a door-to-door salesman to save up money for College. In 1912, he studied law for six months at Oklahoma University, and finished at Tulane University. After his studies, he quickly entered politics. His first major political achievement was when he was elected as the state railroad commissioner in 1917; which would later…

(Ultron) Ultron didn’t like that Klaue compared him with Stark, so he cut off his arm and said “I’m sorry, it should be okay.” Iron Man had to take support of the building mostly to harm Hulk like throwing lift on him also breaking bricks and glass on Hulk’s head. But at…

Jon Snow is constantly influenced by the steadfast morals of his father, which that been deeply ingrained in him since he was a child, and his outsider status as an illegitimate child of Ned Stark. Tyrion Lannister is influenced by his father’s morals as well, Tywin pounding into his son that the only thing important was the family, as well as the lack of familial love that too set him as an outsider in his own family. Daenerys too has learned…

hostage in hopes to get her daughters back from Cersei and Joffrey. These events, and many more are causing Chaos in Westeros. In this journal, I will be predicting, questioning, and connecting. First of all, I will be predicting the fate of Sansa Stark. I predict that she will not marry Tyrion, like Lord Tywin wants wants her to do. One reason for that prediction is Sansa’s plan to marry Willas. Margaery has plans to take Sansa to Highgarden so that she may…

I think Tony Stark’s side is the right side. Both sides have their own benefits: Tony Stark is my favorite Marvel hero, he is wealthy, smart, and his suits are amazing. On his team, he also has Vision, who is basically the most powerful superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. His body is laced with Vibranium, he’s programmed by Jarvis codes, and his power source is an infinity stone, literally the most powerful objects in the universe. He’s also got War Machine on his side. He might not be…

people knowing he was breaking a code of conduct, “sworn safety of guests”, at what was supposed to be a peaceful wedding. After this horrendous act, if it wasn’t already easy to think of Tywin as the clear villain of the show through his war with Starks and his constant bad treatment of Tyrion (another protagonist and his own son), it was now impossible not to think of Tywin as the clear villain. He had just ripped everyone’s hearts out and everyone absolutely despised him for it. I honestly,…

At the Stark penthouse. Rafael walks into the penthouse, wearing a bright yellow rain jacket, a magenta polo shirt, and tight white pants. Happy Hogan takes his jacket and leads him to a very modern waiting room, "Mr. Stark will meet you in a few minutes". Rafael nods as Happy leaves, " Thanks." He takes out a comb and fixes his hair. As soon as he finishes, Tony greets him. "Hey". Tony was wearing a more relaxed outfit, a dark plaid shirt with jeans, which Rafael found surprising. He's…

men fails to balance the act of living life and the act of taking on responsibility for his actions. Jack Burden overthought the act of taking on responsibility, and failed to act at all. Tom Stark underthought the importance of taking on responsibility, and made too many irresponsible decisions. Willie Stark over marginalized the meaning of responsibility and ultimately suffered the same way as his own son. Therefore, beyond each character specific application of responsibility, perhaps the…