[Whoever Jon's mother had been, Ned must have loved her fiercely, for nothing Catelyn said would persuade him to send the boy away. It was the one thing she could never forgive him. She had come to love her husband with all her heart, but she had never found it in her to love Jon. She might have overlooked a dozen bastards for Ned's sake, so long as they were out of sight. Jon was never out of sight, and as he grew, he looked more like Ned than any of the trueborn sons she bore him. Somehow that made it worse. "Jon must go," she said now. "He and Robb are close," Ned said. "I had hoped ..." "He cannot stay here," Catelyn said, cutting him off. "He is your son, not mine. I will not have him." It was hard, she knew, but no less the truth. Ned would do the boy no kindness by leaving him here at Winterfell.] I can't entirely blame Catelyn because her situation wouldn't be easy for anyone. Especially in a place like Westeros, if your husband has a bastard and is raising him with your children, you can bring up the issue of inheritance and worry about your own child, but I wish Catelyn had lashed out against Ned instead of blaming Jon. Jon really didn't deserve what was done to him... Scp;@skywaik3rs Cc;@ema (wolverines wife) @byz @Rosie #jonsnow #jonsnowedit #jonsnowedits #catelynstark #catelynstarkedit #nedstark #nedstarkedit #robbstark #robbstarkedit #robbstarkedits #sansastark #sansastarkedit #sansastarkedits #aryastark #aryastarkedit #aryastarkedits #branstark #bookjonsnow #daenerystargaryen #daenerystargaryenedit #daenerystargaryenedits #rhaenyratargaryen #rhaenyratargaryenedit #daemontargaryenedit #daemontargaryen #tyrionlannister #cerseilannister #housestark #housestarkedit #houseofthedragon #houseofthedragonedit #gameofthrones #gameofthronesedit #asoiaf