LYONEL BARATHEON Knights Ser Raymun Fossoway I A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms скачать в хорошем качестве

LYONEL BARATHEON Knights Ser Raymun Fossoway I A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

In Episode 4, "Seven," of the HBO series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Ser Lyonel Baratheon steps in to knight Raymun Fossoway after the betrayal of Raymun's cousin, Steffon. The Knighting Ceremony When Ser Steffon Fossoway defects to Prince Aerion’s side for a lordship, Ser Duncan is left short of the seven champions required for the Trial of Seven. Raymun Fossoway, disgusted by his cousin’s treachery, asks Dunk to knight him so he can take the empty slot. Dunk’s Hesitation: Dunk refuses to perform the ritual, saying he "shouldn't". This hesitation hints at the series’ long-standing theory—confirmed in the books—that Dunk himself was never officially knighted by Ser Arlan of Pennytree. Lyonel’s Intervention: Seeing Dunk’s struggle, Lyonel Baratheon—the "Laughing Storm"—steps forward to perform the rite instead. The Sacred Vows: Using his sword, Lyonel recites the ancient vows of the Seven, charging Raymun to be brave in the name of the Warrior, just in the name of the Father, and a protector of the innocent and women. #aknightofthesevenkingdoms The "Green Apple" Legacy Immediately after his knighthood, Raymun makes a symbolic change to his heraldry that defines the Fossoway family for centuries: The Green Apple: To distance himself from his "rotten" cousin Steffon, Raymun paints the red apple on his shield green. The Jape: He famously remarks that while he may be "green" (inexperienced), he would rather be green than wormy. A New House: This act founds the House Fossoway of New Barrel (the Green Apple Fossoways), which remains a distinct branch of the family during the events of Game of Thrones.