We never learn much about Robb/Jayne in the books. From his POV it's certainly big doomed love but since we only see everybody else's it's a teenage hormone bomb's folly.
But I think these are just different sides of the same coin. Which I think is something quite unique in Martin's way of describing romance, it's almost always romantic for the people involved, while the people outside of it see the triviality. And the process of falling out of love is seeing clear again, for Sansa, for Catelynn, for Dany.
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Date: 2011-09-27 09:13 pm (UTC)But I think these are just different sides of the same coin. Which I think is something quite unique in Martin's way of describing romance, it's almost always romantic for the people involved, while the people outside of it see the triviality. And the process of falling out of love is seeing clear again, for Sansa, for Catelynn, for Dany.