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"This isn't the bloody line of succession. That didn't matter when you rebelled against the mad king, it shouldn't matter now. What's best for the kingdoms, what's best for the people we rule? We all know what Stannis is - he inspires no love or loyalty. He's not a king. I am." – [[Renly Baratheon]]<br>"Stannis is a commander. He's led men into war, twice. He destroyed the Greyjoy fleet." – [[Eddard Stark]]<br>"Yes he's a good soldier, everyone knows that. So was Robert. Tell me something, do you still believe good soldiers make good kings?" – [[Renly Baratheon]] | "This isn't the bloody line of succession. That didn't matter when you rebelled against the mad king, it shouldn't matter now. What's best for the kingdoms, what's best for the people we rule? We all know what Stannis is - he inspires no love or loyalty. He's not a king. I am." – [[Renly Baratheon]]<br>"Stannis is a commander. He's led men into war, twice. He destroyed the Greyjoy fleet." – [[Eddard Stark]]<br>"Yes he's a good soldier, everyone knows that. So was Robert. Tell me something, do you still believe good soldiers make good kings?" – [[Renly Baratheon]]{{ref|hbogot|s01e07}}<noinclude><references/>[[Category:Feature quotes]]</noinclude> | ||
Revision as of 13:47, 17 July 2018
"This isn't the bloody line of succession. That didn't matter when you rebelled against the mad king, it shouldn't matter now. What's best for the kingdoms, what's best for the people we rule? We all know what Stannis is - he inspires no love or loyalty. He's not a king. I am." – Renly Baratheon
"Stannis is a commander. He's led men into war, twice. He destroyed the Greyjoy fleet." – Eddard Stark
"Yes he's a good soldier, everyone knows that. So was Robert. Tell me something, do you still believe good soldiers make good kings?" – Renly Baratheon[1]
- ↑ Game of Thrones, Season 1, Episode 7: "You Win or You Die".