In the future of a Westeros where Rickon is not born, the Walkers come late, Jon Snow remains the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, Cersei Lannister is forgiving and King Joffery has a heart.
This is an alternate fate for the family and house hol...
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This is a representation of what the Stark family has become over time in an alternate timeline.
The events of A Song of Ice and Fire did not happen as was tolled in the book. Instead, after Ned Stark was beheaded Arya was found and brought to Cersei, who is surprisingly forgiving in this timeline. Cersei gave the rest if the Stark family a pardon, though Robb and his mother had been assassinated by Lord Frey during the events of the red wedding. As well as Rickon not being born in this timeline. The Crown, with Joffery not being nearly as crewel as in the books, gave the North and Winterfell to Arya Stark. She eventually married Ser Alexander Hael, who had been just given a landed Knightship for his bravery and contribution to the Crown in the invasion of Daenarys "Stormborn" Targaryen. This marriage took place after Sansa had committed suicide because of King Joffrey's death in the Battle for King's Landing. As well as after Bran's disappearance, which is why the Stark name was lost. Arya and Alexander had one son: Garrend Hael, who became Lord Hael of Winterfell. Garrend was known for allowing the Wildlings over the wall to help man and reinforce the wall against the walkers, who came much later than in the TV show. He had two Children, Sansa and Eddard Hael. Who became Westeros' second most famed twins after the Lannister twins. Together they separated the North from the Seven Kingdoms. Eddard's son was named after his Great grandfather, Alexander. He founded the Order of Stark, named so to honor Lord Commander Jon Stark who had been given the honor of legitimacy by King Joffery for his defeat of the Wildlings, as well as to govern and protect the North, or as they called it, the Kingdom of the First men.
