I'm annoyed people dwell on this the writers explained that they want to show Character Growth over time, which is easier to do in the books than the TV series. Stannis in the books sees the Throne as his duty, while Stannis in the series sees the Throne as his right.-193.191.216.76 Melisandre, where Stannis weighs every decision between them, with Davos representing what's moraly right and Melisandre representing what is needed for Stannis to become King). In general, in the books it seems to be Davos vs. The same goes for Melisandre, she seems to be pure evil, while in the books she's far more grey.

PERIOD Gonzalo84 ( talk) 09:02, Ma(UTC)Īm I the only one feeling the character Stannis has changed a lot from the books? (especialy in season 3) His moral compass seems to be very different and he follows every command of Melisandre. Robb/Talisa stuff? as long as we don't get a JUDGMENT (re: BAD, WRONG, GOOD, POSITIVE, NEGATIVE) and the accompanying words (like Mary Sue or Flanderization or something along those lines), evertying is ok. Osha and Yara/Asha? its the same bloody character with a different name.

Cersei and the 'unborn Baratheon' baby? lesser change, pretty much implied in some of the books in which Cersei says she ate Robert's semen after he finished on her face or mouth and she was delighted with the notion of eating Robert's offspring and him being none the wiser.

Golden company vs unsullied