Why don't people hate Jaime Lannister?

[wufwugy]

So, a guy who has done the good stuff Jaime has, like helping his cool brother when he's in a jam and hanging out with a cool athlete chick, but also banging his sis on the reg, lives right down the road. Is he still all cool beans?

[Eric]

So, a guy who has done the good stuff Jaime has, like helping his cool brother when he's in a jam and hanging out with a cool athlete chick, but also banging his sis on the reg, lives right down the road. Is he still all cool beans?

No. But this is the GOT world where we have monsters like joffrey.

[wufwugy]

No. But this is the GOT world where we have monsters like joffrey.

Ah I see. A world where we have intimate knowledge of people like Ted Bundy, where his type is common, is one where what we would consider normal indiscretions aren't necessarily.

It's plausible. People like Joffrey do exist in our world, but we don't really "know" them and they're not more commonly accepted; whereas in GoT, we do.

[Eric]

Ah I see. A world where we have intimate knowledge of people like Ted Bundy, where his type is common, is one where what we would consider normal indiscretions aren't necessarily.

It's plausible. People like Joffrey do exist in our world, but we don't really "know" them and they're not more commonly accepted; whereas in GoT, we do.

Right, I think the percentages are different. In GOT really nasty people make up a substantial percentage of the main characters. In our world people like Ted Bundy are a small percentage of the population.