Robb, the "Young Wolf Lord" of the Stark family, had the opportunity to become a hero who changed the world, but he was left with a bad reputation for thousands of years because of his selfishness and lust for women.
Robb's talent as the eldest of the younger generation of the Stark family was still evident, which was evident in several battles he led the Northern Alliance against the Lannisters, and designed to capture Jaime alive.
So why was Robb able to unite the northern ministries to fight against the Lannisters, was it his personal ability? Apparently not, most of the people were looking at the face of his father Ned, and his mother Caitlin. Futile. Her mother's family is the Tuli family in hejian land, which is also very powerful, and it is mainly her credit for uniting the tribes to fight together.
After Robb led the coalition after several victories, vanity also swelled unprecedentedly, and the soldiers did not stop the behavior of killing James, to know that at that time Ned was imprisoned in the black jail, exchanging Jaime for Ned can be said to be the simplest and most effective way, Caitlin obviously saw this, and there was no way to sneak James, otherwise, James would have been tortured to death by the soldiers. It's all because of her son, Robb, who has no big picture concept.
Robb not only killed his own father with his own hands, but also caused his mother to send Huangquan with his own fate, all because of his selfishness and arrogance, originally Caitlin and the old Frey family agreed that Robb would marry the daughter of old Frey, and achieve a strong alliance through marriage.
But we, the "King of the North", fell in love with a female military doctor at this time, and desperately wanted to be with her, insisting on canceling the marriage contract with the Frey family, which was really stupid. It would be a great shame for any family to be repented of, let alone the powerful Frey family. How can you bear this breath? On The Robb side, on the other hand, also believes that having his uncle marry another daughter of Frey will make things work out satisfactorily.
I don't know if Robb has any regrets at this time, if it were not for his stupidity, things might have gone in a completely different direction, and the combined army he led would have fought a decisive battle with the Lannisters, and with his military talent, who won and who lost was unknown. Therefore, Robb has every chance to become a "big hero".
In my opinion, Robb is suitable to be a general on the battlefield, but as a marshal who must control the overall situation and be wise and courageous, his ability is obviously not enough, and we always say that if a person with insufficient ability is placed in a position that he cannot control, then the result is disaster.
Looking at Joffrey in King's Landing at this time, there is no worries, poor Ned and Sansa still think that they can live by confessing their sins, and at this time they have no chips in their hands for Joffrey to be scrupulous, and can only ask for the mercy of others like lambs to be slaughtered. It's all because of Robb's selfish stupidity, which is pathetic.