>>221274989
>Absolute isn't feudal

It's a fantasy setting not actual Earth history, the terms are used for convenience and are not carved-in-stone definitions for Westeros.

>Which explains the constant civil wars and why the dragons died lol.

You insist on looking at this from a modern day perspective where we DO have a established legal system where one can appeal to a high authority. In Westeros there was no higher authority than the King and that there were civil wars because of this, doesn't change the fact that the king was an absolute monarch.

Taooba? More like Two Booba in my face amirite fellas?

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>>221275426
taoobas are the best.
aemond knew this.

>>221275521
And what of Ser Caspere?

i cannot remember if i watched S2 or not. Did i watch it or give up during S1.

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>>221275255
Where would you have me post?

>>221275361
Under pits and gallows, there is no appeal to a higher authority than the local lord. Targs are weak.

Not absolute, too weak. And they lost their dragons like bitches.