The Targaryen heir apparent had always been titled Prince of Dragonstone. but it's not necessarily true that Robert meant it that way. Stannis always resented being given Dragonstone while Renly got Storm's End, and took that as a slight. I suspect Robert was fond of the boy, but not especially close to him. Renly was the baby of the family, and spent little time in Robert's company until he was old enough to come to court. His relations with Stannis were always prickly. Robert was dutiful toward his brothers, and no doubt loved them in a way.
(Jaime said Robert hardly could stomach his brothers (plural form)). Haaruk thought so, while I never envisioned their relationship as more than lukewarm. We discussed whether Robert loved his brother Renly or not. I swear to you, I was never soĪlive as when I was winning this throne, or so dead as now that I've won it.īecause he was generous to a fault, and maybe a bit fond of Renly. "Drink and stay quiet, the king is talking. The prayers of kings and cowherds alike." I ask you, Ned, what good is it to wear a crown? The gods mock Your sister, safe … and mine again, as she was meant Robert looked away, off into the grey distance. The barrow, raining earth down behind him. Hair again." He kicked his horse back into motion and galloped up over It's all as tedious as counting coppers.Ĭome, let's ride, you used to know how. I am heartily sick of secrets and squabblesĪnd matters of state, Ned. "Well, now I know Jaime's dark sin, and the He delegated much power of his to his council, so why also reign over the Stormlands while another Baratheon could? It is known that Robert Baratheon didn't really like power. Too powerful, in fact, therefore the other lords wouldn't accept it
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