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This Week’s Worst Person In Westeros Isn’t Who Started The War. It’s Who Could’ve Stopped It.

By Matthew Lynch
July 8, 2024
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As the war in Westeros continues to rage on, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the true villain of this conflict isn’t the person who started it, but rather the one who had the power to prevent it from happening in the first place.

While many are quick to blame the warring factions and their leaders for the bloodshed and destruction that has swept through the Seven Kingdoms, the real culprit behind the chaos is none other than the person who had the ability to bring peace and unity to the realm: the King himself.

Instead of using his power to mediate disputes, forge alliances, and prevent conflicts from escalating, the King has chosen to sit back and watch as his subjects tear each other apart. By remaining indifferent to the suffering of his people and the devastation of his kingdom, the King has effectively enabled the war to continue unchecked.

It’s easy to point fingers at the soldiers, the generals, and the politicians who are fighting for power and control, but the true responsibility lies with the one person who had the authority to make a difference. By failing to act when action was needed, the King has become not just a bystander to the conflict, but an active participant in its perpetuation.

As the war drags on and the death toll rises, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the King’s inaction has cost the realm dearly. The suffering of the common people, the destruction of homes and livelihoods, and the loss of countless lives are all a direct result of the King’s failure to fulfill his duty as a ruler.

While it may be tempting to place the blame on those who started the war, it’s important to remember that the true villain in this conflict is the one who could’ve stopped it from escalating in the first place. As the war continues to devastate Westeros, the King’s failure to act will be remembered as a tragic missed opportunity to prevent the destruction that now plagues the realm.

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