In the moment, it was a critical mistake, resulting in the sloppy deaths of several beloved individuals. In an attempt to impress his fellow Iron Islanders, Theon broke away from the Stark wolf pack in season two, seizing Winterfell in the name of House Greyjoy.
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He died a foolish death, too, saving Sansa on Littlefinger’s behalf, only to receive a face full of arrows as a reward. Instead, Sansa (Sophie Turner) convinced her wicked fiancé to demote the man, turning him into a court jester - making Dontos one of the rare literal fools on Thrones. King Joffrey (Jack Gleeson) nearly executed this drunk knight. Many others, however, view him as little more than a fool - including countless King’s Landing citizens, and the smirking Littlefinger (Aidan Gillen). Most viewers think of Ned as a hero, and rightly so. But he was dead-set in his noble ways, and for that, he died, beheaded at the end of a medieval noir gone horribly wrong. Not that Ned needs further grief for his shocking season one exit, but it’s worth noting that numerous individuals warned the Lord of Winterfell not to bark up the Baratheon-Lannister family tree. In honor of April Fools’ Day, here are seven Thrones characters whose questionable choices more than live up to a dark interpretation of the whimsical holiday’s spirit. AFM: Kit Harington Is Ready to Get "Gnarly" in Indie Thriller 'Blood for Dust'
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