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You're treating this like it's a footballer looking for a transfer.He asks him to swear allegiance to Cersei indicating that, with the various deaths and upheavals, Randyl was no longer formally sworn to the Iron Throne and, hence, no longer formally sworn to Highgarden.
He was not officially sworn to any master at that point.
He was sworn to Robert and his heirs but not Cersei in exactly the same way he was Sworn to Mace's father and his heirs but not Oleanna.
His allegiance to Highgarden would need to be renewed (just as his allegiance to the Iron Throne was) in the event he
declared for Oleanna.
If he had bent the knee to Dany he would have been an oath breaker. Dany's offer of life for him and his son was far more valuable than the Lannister offer of additional lands, yet he refused. If he could be bought as easily as you suggest, he'd have sold himself again there and then.
He would not break his oath- even if it was made to a person he despised and meant death for him and his son. He died for honour and with his honour intact.
"I'm out of contract now Jaime, make an offer"
"Highgarden and a general's salary, how does that sound?"
"Grand, I'll get my agent to look over the contracts"
Again. He was asked to pledge to Cersei. He replied by saying he had an oath to House Tyrrell. Was that not relevant? Of course it was. He'd be breaking that oath because House Tyrrell was allied against Cersei.
How much clearer can it be?
Unless you're either taking the p1ss or dim-witted beyond comprehension. I doubt it's the latter. 0 -
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CMOTDibbler wrote: »Again. He was asked to pledge to Cersei. He replied by saying he had an oath to House Tyrrell. Was that not relevant? Of course it was. He'd be breaking that oath because House Tyrrell was allied against Cersei.
How much clearer can it be?
Unless you're either taking the p1ss or dim-witted beyond comprehension. I doubt it's the latter.
No, he replied by saying he "swore" an oath to (the then extinct) House Tyrell.
Past tense.
He never claimed to be under oath to House Tyrell- as that House was extinct my argument is he wasn't. The remnant of House Tyrell was Oleanna, Randyl was sworn to Mace and his heirs. Oleanna was neither.
It was a betrayal on a personal level but not treason or oathbreaking.
I can articulate my points without abusing you- I don't see why you can't do the same.0
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