The Game of Thrones still can’t forgive this plot hole (that’s why I don’t even want to watch the series)

And if the “teleports” of the heroes already argued thousands of times in the later seasons, then one hole in the plot still causes bewilderment among the fans: how did it happen that it is bound for the iron throne on the entire start of the war?

Where did Ned Stark

In the first season, Nedes Stark finds out that the children of Cersei Lannister were not born of King Robert Baratheon, but from her twin brother Jaime. All the “research” is that Joffrey, Mircella and Tommy are blond, and the barations, they say, his “strong” and everyone should have dark hair.

Ned has a mortal risk, only based on hair color, and this is what pushes Vesteros into chaos. The problem is that his arguments are shaky. Even in their own family, Starkov has examples of children who are more likely to be more on a mother, and not as a father. Sansa inherited Tally’s red hair, but nobody ever doubted its origin.

Why does it look illogical?

The makers of the series emphasized that appearance is an important part of the birth relationships. Tar caryenes have silver hair, the barations have dark. But genetics in the “Game of Thrones” works selectively.

• Stannis Baratheon’s daughter Shiren is not a brunette at all, but an honest hai.
• In the books of George Martin it is noted that only Arya Stark looks like her father, the rest of the children went to her mother.
• John Snow himself looks more like Lianna Stark, and not as his real father Reigar Targaryen – and this is what he allowed to hide the truth for many years.

All these examples prove: at the latest, no one hundred percent can be evidence. But the screenwriters pretended to be simply impossible.

“Dragon House” only exacerbated

In the prequel “Dragon House”, the situation is even more confusing. The children of Raynira Targaryen and Leanor Velarion are clearly comparable to Harwin Strong, but Westeros stubbornly pretends that everything is in order. King Viseris refuses to believe that rumors are dead and claims to the origin of the princes are only seen as a political provocation.

And then fans ask a reasonable question:

“Why, in the” Game of Thrones “, three blondes Lannisters immediately caused a scandal, and in the” Dragon House “everyone closes his eyes to children who are not like their parents at all?”

Spectators still call this plot hole one of the most annoying ones. On the forums you can meet comments as:

“That is why I don’t even want the” Game of Thrones “revised-all kneading are built on dubious logic”.

And indeed, if you take all contradictions into account, Nedes Stark does not look like a striking ruler, but a man who went to a suicide step, with only an assumption in his hands.