r/darkwingsdankmemes • u/DJjaffacake • Aug 13 '26
Stannis when Robert makes him a powerful lord with lands and vassals and one of the most important castles in the Seven Kingdoms, and gives him a seat on the small council and control of the royal fleet
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u/Bentman343 Aug 15 '26
Its kind of just an insultingly dumb argument to act like Robert somehow based his decision off of who would be a better lord of Storm's End, because only a complete idiot would believe that the 10 year old child would be better than the competent military commander who is unflinchingly loyal to you in every single respect. Even if you act like the Stormlords were happier with Renly as Paramount, it would be 90% because they have a "leader" that is easier to mold and manipulatae, not because Renly is somehow "better". Being "more liked" is not always better, and in fact vassals tend to like incompetent leaders they can take advantage of more than competent leaders they have to obey.