He had no idea you were clever enough to see through him, much less outwit him. It was plain to see from this memory, and the trial. You used his expectations to perfect advantage.

[ Ned glows with pride over his daughter out-maneuvering the man who had conned and played a thousand men, who held so much responsibility for his own death. ]

I am sorry about Theon, love. I know there must be more that I do not know. He is a different man than I remember. But a better man, I think.

No, of course you want to remember him at home. And to have a man who loves you and makes you happy here. He continues to live in the past too much.