Jaime did what arguably no one else in Westeros had the courage to do — he killed the Mad King to save a city — and history remembered him only as a backstabbing oathbreaker. Men like Ned Stark, who never faced that impossible choice, got to write the moral verdict. The framework here is brutal: the people who judge heroic acts are rarely the people who would have performed them.
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