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Robert Aramayo is an English actor. From 2016 to 2017 he played in the sixth season of the HBO series Game of Thrones. In 2021, he starred in the Netflix psychological thriller miniseries, Behind Her Eyes. On 2022 he played on The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. He has won British Academy Film Award for I Swear (2025), playing John Davidson, the Scottish campaigner for Tourette syndrome.
Robert Aramayo
Eddard Stark (historical)
for Eddard Stark (historical) in Robert's Song
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He was raised in House Stark of Winterfell. He rode with Robert. He carried the secret that changed everything. Set during Robert's Rebellion (282-283 AC) — the war that overthrew the Mad King Aerys and placed Robert Baratheon on the Iron Throne — Robert's Song follows Aldric Stark, 24, a Black man raised within House Stark as a ward and sworn companion to young Eddard Stark since childhood. He is entirely Northern: he speaks the North's blunt Common Tongue, knows the Old Gods, participates in the Stark household's specific culture of honor and direwolf-keeping, and was raised as a brother-in-arms to Ned in Lord Rickard's household. When the rebellion begins — Lyanna's disappearance, Brandon's death, Rickard's burning — Aldric rides south with Ned as one of his household's most trusted men. His marriage to Mira of the Mormonts — the daughter of Bear Island — is the series' central romance: a Northern man and a Northern woman forged by the same rebellion. S1E1 — Winterfell Before the War Aldric in Winterfell's full life. The ravens arriving with news of Lyanna. Ned's face. Aldric already saddling his horse. S1E8 — The Trident The Battle of the Trident. Robert and Rhaegar. Aldric in the specific part of the battle that history records only as 'many died.' S2E12 — The Tower's Secret Series finale: Aldric at the Tower of Joy. What he saw. What he swore to Ned. What he takes to his grave. The finale's most significant scene is entirely silent.
