A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

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Its A interesting Take. Its from the Game of Thrones Series. One of the reviews is "so far so good, do not screw it up. " I actually am one of the only ones that loved how Game of Thrones ended. I thought, that is life, never turns out the way you would like and for some reason it pissed every one off at least from the cinema stand point. People go there is books and its much better, but this homie does not know how to read. Its like Ser Duncan, there is a common theme. You sure are big but you so dumb. This little boy takes a liking to him for some reason. Ser Duncan is a real knight or what they call a hedge knight meaning ,well maybe the real knights will give homie the benefit of doubt one day. He still has to show them he is a real knight. Anyway, this tale is good the way it starts off but kind of confusing in the way its told but at the end you see it. That one review is stuck in your head. This is some good writing, but personally think the whole show is screwed from the start. You know why? There is two basic fundamentals how this world works, good intentions and bad intention. While Ser Duncan is a bit dim witted, he has so much honor and everywhere he goes people kind of feel sorry for him because they can see he has so much honor but to dimwitted to see how that is being used against him. It turns out Ser Duncan is not so dim witted. It lands him in hot water and finally shows he is a true knight, but at what cost? Who is this little boy? What path will they take with the good intentions one that fail every time or will the world go with the bad intentions that seem to work every time. You know what they say about peer pressure.