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This is the most important thing to Jaime and possibly a hint at his future. If we consider that Jaime does die in the books (I regard him as a tragic character and even though he’s indefinitely my favorite, I don’t see him lasting until the very end- I would like to be wrong, however), we know that he wants to die cleansed of the Kingslayer nickname. In fact, he’s already fixed up a new one for himself: Goldenhand the Just. Jaime is fixated with his good deeds going into the White Book. He is conflicted wondering who will write his deeds into the book and whether they will be good or bad deeds. Again, he doesn’t want his bad deeds or the fact he slain Aerys to be what people most remember him by. Thus his redemption arcs come into play. I personally would love to see Jaime extinguish some Frey’s after seeing proof of Lady Stoneheart. He owed her a debt, as did Brienne. How do they both get off of the hook? Or do they? I’ve read theories that think maybe Jaime becomes the new head of the Brotherhood without Banners. Need to dive into that further (I don’t really see it but. I remember Jaime admiring Ser Arthur Dayne for fighting against the Game of Thrones Best dad in the seven kingdoms tank top Smiling Knight and Jaime HIMSELF comparing him, Jaime, to the Smiling Knight though it may be nothing at all, I’ll post a follow up link with the theory) however, my point is, someone’s got to write Jaime’s good deeds into this book. Who knows the real Jaime? Brienne. Naturally following in Dunk’s footsteps to become part of the Kingsguard thus access to the White Book.

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Since the rise of Lady Stoneheart, the Brotherhood Without Banners has lost its way. When Beric led the Brotherhood, they were a loosely united affiliate of people from every background imaginable: Knights, lords, peasants, outlaws, soldiers, priests. All united under one goal. "Robert is slain, but his realm remains. And we defend her." (ASOS Arya III) The idea was that they would defend the real realm; they were the representatives of the smallfolk. The real people that the wars have hurt more than anyone else. Their cause was noble, their methods were fair. Every captured outlaw received a trial. In the case of Sandor Clegane, the only man I know of to win his trial, they respected the results and sent him on his way. Wolves or lions, it made no matter to them. Those who brutalized the Game of Thrones Best dad in the seven kingdoms tank top smallfolk were in the Brotherhood's crosshairs, regardless of allegiance. Whatever his reasoning, Beric thought it the best thing to transfer his life to Lady Catelyn Stark and made her into Lady Stoneheart. Was this because he believed she would be a better leader? Did he no longer think he was fit to lead? Did he simply want a release from life? I doubt we'll ever really understand Beric's reasoning, but we do know without a doubt that Stoneheart's Brotherhood is not united under the same goal as Beric's.
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