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Robert Baratheon is a character in the A Song of Ice and Fire novels and the tv adaptation Game of Thrones. He is the king of Westeros and best friend of Eddard Stark.
His Good Ranking[]
His Heroic Deeds[]
- Tried to free Ned's sister Lyanna after he believed she was kidnapped by Rhaegar Targaryen and led the rebellion against his father the Mad King Aerys.
- Had his Maester see to Barristan Selmy's wounds during the battle of the trident even though they were on different sides.
- Defeated Balon Greyjoy after he rose in rebellion against the throne.
- Comforted Ned and his wife Catelyn after their son Bran was crippled.
- Told Ned not to be too hard on himself for fathering a bastard.
- Stopped Cersei from punishing Ned for his fight with Jaime.
- Called off the hit on Daenerys.
- Apologized to Joffrey for not being there for him.
Why He Doesn't Stand Out?[]
- He's an anti-hero who's done very questionable things such as abusing Cersei and ordering the murder of Daenerys even though she was pregnant with a child.
- He has many jerk moments such as making Cersei's brother Jaime stand guard while he entertains his whores.
- He fails the admirable standards to Jon Snow who has less resources.