[SPOILER/DÚVIDA] Trono de Ferro/Casa Baratheon

Pra mim os Florent são a mais próxima das opções, já que a rainha seria uma Baratheon/Florent, o emblema seria talvez um veado e uma raposa. O que me intriga sobre a possibilidade dos Florent serem "agraciados" é o fato da casa ter se declarado como apoiadora da reivindicação de Renly Baratheon, sabido rival de Stannis Baratheon.

Acredito que, por fim, seja mais provável que o povo apoie Dany, caso realmente os rumores sobre dragões passem de rumores em Westeros. Afinal de contas, são dragões.

Citação :

Pra mim os Florent são a mais próxima das opções, já que a rainha seria uma Baratheon/Florent, o emblema seria talvez um veado e uma raposa. O que me intriga sobre a possibilidade dos Florent serem "agraciados" é o fato da casa ter se declarado como apoiadora da reivindicação de Renly Baratheon, sabido rival de Stannis Baratheon.

Me desculpe, mas não entendi qual é a relação que a aliança dos Florent com Renly tem com essa discussão. Poderia me explicar melhor?
E não acho que o povo e os grandes lordes apoiariam um Florent. Eles não parecem ser uma Casa muito amada e respeitada por todos, tanto é que se aliaram aos DOIS IRMÃOS para se garantirem na guerra.

Citação :

Acredito que, por fim, seja mais provável que o povo apoie Dany, caso realmente os rumores sobre dragões passem de rumores em Westeros. Afinal de contas, são dragões.

No início dos confrontos os Florent se declararam aliados de Renly Baratheon:

Em uma conversa entre Axell Florent e Davos Seaworth no ACOK:

Axell florent: “I made note of you this morning as well. The false gods burned with a merry light, did they not?”
Davos Seaworth: “They burned brightly.” Davos did not trust this man, for all his courtesy. House Florent had declared for Renly.

Ainda no ACOK, quando Catelyn chega ao acampamento de Renly:

Near all the chivalry of the south had come to Renly’s call, it seemed. The golden rose of Highgarden was seen everywhere: sewn on the right breast of armsmen and servants, flapping and fluttering from the green silk banners that adorned lance and pike, painted upon the shields hung outside the pavilions of the sons and brothers and cousins and uncles of House Tyrell. As well Catelyn spied the fox-and-flowers of House Florent, Fossoway apples red and green, Lord Tarly’s striding huntsman, oak leaves for Oakheart, cranes for Crane, a cloud of blackand-orange butterflies for the Mullendores.

Ainda no ACOK, no encontro entre Stannis e Renly:

“Tyrell swords will make me king. Rowan and Tarly and Caron will make me king, with axe and mace and warhammer. Tarth arrows and Penrose lances, Fossoway, Cuy, Mullendore, Estermont, Selmy, Hightower, Oakheart, Crane, Caswell, Blackbar, Morrigen, Beesbury, Shermer, Dunn, Footly . . . even House Florent, your own wife’s brothers and uncles, they will make me king. All the chivalry of the south rides with me, and that is the least part of my power. My foot is coming behind, a hundred thousand swords and spears and pikes. And you will destroy me? With what, pray? That paltry rabble I see there huddled under the castle walls? I’ll call them five thousand and be generous, codfish lords and onion knights and sellswords. Half of them are like to come over to me before the battle starts. You have fewer than four hundred horse, my scouts tell me—freeriders in boiled leather who will not stand an instant against armored lances. I do not care how seasoned a warrior you think you are, Stannis, that host of yours won’t survive the first charge of my vanguard.”

Em seguida, no ACOK, quando do assassinato de Renly:

“The greater part of his foot remains at Bitterbridge.” Varys abandoned the brazier to take his seat at the table. “Most of the lords who rode with Lord Renly to Storm’s End have gone over banner-and-blade to Stannis, with all their chivalry.”
“Led by the Florents, I’d wager,” said Littlefinger.

Em seguida, no mesmo ACOK, Stannis diz para Davos:

“It was justice,” Stannis said. “A good act does not wash out the bad, nor a bad act the good. Each should have its own reward. You were a hero and a smuggler.” He glanced behind at Lord Florent and the others, rainbow knights and turncloaks, who were following at a distance. “These pardoned lords would do well to reflect on that. Good men and true will fight for Joffrey, wrongly believing him the true king. A
northman might even say the same of Robb Stark. But these lords who flocked to my brother’s banners knew him for a usurper. They turned their backs on their rightful king for no better reason than dreams of power and glory, and I have marked them for what they are. Pardoned them, yes. Forgiven. But not forgotten.” He fell silent for a moment, brooding on his plans for justice. And then, abruptly, he said, “What do the smallfolk say of Renly’s death?”

Concluindo, é claro que houve uma troca de lados, mas Stannis sabia muito bem o real caráter dos lordes do sul. E isso, acredito eu, seria o suficiente para ele instruir seus mais próximos servos/familiares, a prevenir tal tipo de sucessão.

Desculpa aê mas a Brienne sabe da história, como é mostrado em AFFC.