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“Robert draws his sword in front of his old friend. Ned musters the remaining energy he has after a long war. Stark, the better swordsman, draws Ice and clashes with his king. “The fight

lasts no more than a minute as Ned disarms Robert and knocks him to the ground. He throws Robert's sword on the ground in disgust of the horrible situation.” The theory goes on to

explain the North is essentially in an open rebellion against Robert and the crown - but Ned raises Jon as Aegon, the rightful King, rather than his bastard child. If this were to happen,

would Jon have grown up to become King of Westeros instead of his aunt, Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke)?