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After Steffon’s death, his eldest son, Robert, became Lord of Storm’s End. After falling in love with Lyanna Stark, Eddard Stark’s sister, Robert got betrothed to her. After the tourney of Harrenhal, Prince Rhaegar allegedly kidnapped Lyanna.
Lord Lyonel Baratheon
Rickard and his retainers, along with Brandon and his companions (including Jon Arryn's nephew and heir, Elbert), were executed and Aerys put a call out for Robert and Eddard to also present themselves for justice. He was born and raised in the Baratheon stronghold of Storm's End, but at a young age was sent to foster with Lord Jon Arryn at the Eyrie in the Vale of Arryn. There he met and befriended Eddard Stark, who had also been sent to foster there by his father.
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Princess Myrcella Baratheon
He sometimes joked that he would like to leave everything behind to become a hedge knight, lusting for freedom from the responsibility that a crown and throne thrust upon him. In the end, he found that winning a kingdom was far more fun than actually ruling one. He did not commit completely to the day-to-day governance of his realm - he preferred to indulge himself en masse and this cost him a great deal of respect that he had gained so gloriously during his heroic Rebellion against the Mad King.
Lord Royce Baratheon
House Baratheon has ruled over the tempest-wracked southeastern shores of Westeros, the area known as the Stormlands, ever since. Even with the inferior operating system, House was still able to stop sixty-eight of the seventy-seven nuclear missiles from hitting Las Vegas. While portions of the city were still destroyed, it was largely spared.
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Robert Baratheon’s character portrays perfectly how addictions and a lack of tactical reasoning can destroy even the greatest of warriors. Though Robert had many feats and victories, he got consumed by his addiction. A deeper dive into his character shows that Robert was never mentally prepared to rule a kingdom. As a free-spirited individual, the position of King ruined his mental stability and caused him to spiral into decadence. Robert calls the small council to court and reveals that Daenerys Targaryen got married to Khal Drogo and is pregnant with his child, according to Jorah Mormont.
He did have a good sense of humor and took slights well openly on most occasions unless they were towards people he loved, and his temper was fearsome when roused - he resorted to striking Cersei across the face when she insulted his masculinity, but verbally regretted this in private. His charisma also made him loved by many women, and he was noted for his womanizing even while he was betrothed to Lyanna Stark. It was said Lyanna did not appreciate this nor did she expect him to change with marriage to her, which may have pushed her away from him to a degree. His charisma made him an excellent leader of soldiers, but betrayed his incompetence and lack of patience when it came to the actual necessity of detailed planning to rule the realm effectively. When Viserys I died this sparked a succession war between Rhaenyra and Aegon II, known as the Dance of Dragons, which raged from 129 to 131 AC (about 170 years before the War of the Five Kings).
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He is eventually murdered by his wife Cersei, who orchestrated a hunting "accident" by switching Robert's wine with a much more potent drink. In King’s Landing, King Joffrey gets married to Margaery, but on the wedding day, Joffrey gets killed by poison. Though he was reluctant to fight against the dragons, Lord Borros seized King’s Landing during the Moon of the Three Kings and got promised that his daughter would marry Aegon, who had lost his wife and children to the war.
However, Robert at least suggested out loud to Eddard Stark that he would even consider naming Jaime as Hand if Ned refused to retake the position. He was also emotionally abusive toward Cersei and had physically struck her at least once, though he did feel remorse about it, saying it wasn't a kingly thing to do. Robert had a habit of taking out his frustration on his squires, often through petty and often cruel jokes at their expense. Stannis fought for Robert through the war though the two brothers never loved each other.[7][19] Robert tells Eddard Stark "You were the brother I chose." Despite Stannis's service during the war, Robert made Renly the Lord of Storm's End following his victory. Stannis was given Dragonstone and served on Robert's Small Council as Master of Ships. With the date in mind, House began working towards making sure that Las Vegas would survive the war, and just as important—he would survive the war.
Orys then adopted both the sigil and the words of the Durrandons as his own. During the current era, the House is divided into three branches following the coronation of King Robert; his branch is the House Baratheon of King's Landing, Stannis leads the House Baratheon of Dragonstone and Renly leads the House Baratheon of Storm's End. The third child of King Robert and Queen Cersei, later revealed to be, like his siblings, the son of Jaime and Cersei, Tommen is a seven-year-old with a kind heart, but very docile and innocent. After Joffrey's death in A Storm Of Swords, Tommen is named king of Westeros, and later marries Margaery Tyrell in A Feast For Crows.
Robert had a voracious sexual appetite since he was a teenager, however, and he had sex with innumerable whores and servant girls for over twenty years before his death, so tracking down all of his bastards would be an exceedingly difficult task. Varys himself can confirm of at least eight bastard children which Robert fathered over the years, about half of the number Maggie predicted. The line of monarchs of the Targaryen dynasty in the TV series generally matches that of the one presented in the A Song of Ice and Fire novels.
Another much-Instagrammed neon sign, "Where Love Lives," leads the way to the smaller bar within a bar, Frankie's. "Westeros" is the entire continent, stretching far north to the lands beyond the Wall, which are unmapped. The "Seven Kingdoms" are the large unified realm which covers most of the continent of Westeros, but which stops at the Wall. After the Targaryen Conquest, the term "Seven Kingdoms" became a geographical term, referring to how Westeros south of the Wall used to be divided into seven independent kingdoms. There is no such thing as the "King of Westeros", and this term does not officially exist within the Game of Thrones TV series. The son of Lord Boremund and Lord of Storm's End during the Dance of the Dragons.
News of the kidnap was slow to reach the Eyrie, where Robert and Eddard were staying at the time, and by the time they learned it Eddard and Lyanna's eldest brother Brandon Stark had already gone to King's Landing to confront Rhaegar. Rhaegar was not present, but a furious King Aerys II had him arrested for threatening the life of the prince and summoned Lord Rickard to the capital. Lord Jon exercised caution and prevented Robert and Eddard from joining Rickard.
Robert also had to raise his youngest brother Renly, but he handed over this task to the castle's staff. However, his wife Cersei reveals that she had one stillborn son by him, which is not the case in the novels, where Cersei uses guile and trickery to prevent him from ever actually engaging in sexual intercourse with her while drunk. Robert Baratheon is a fictional character in the A Song of Ice and Fire series of epic fantasy novels by American author George R. R. Martin, and its television adaptation Game of Thrones, where he is portrayed by English actor Mark Addy. House Baratheon became officially extinct after the deaths of Stannis Baratheon and his family, but was revived when Robert's last known bastard was legitimized by Queen Daenerys Targaryen as Gendry Baratheon. Once the Fallout show confirms which of the multiple endings from New Vegas is canon, we’ll see how Mr. Robert House is going to play into the events of the show moving forward. House’s morality (or lack thereof) has been debated among the Fallout fanbase for the past fifteen years.
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