Is renly gay in the books

  • is renly gay in the books
    • SPOILERS Question about Renly In the TV series Loras and Renly are very explicitly gay and it affect the course of the story a lot. I started reading the books after the series and now I think this was never in the books. Was it hinted anywhere that both or any of them are homosexual? Or hinted that they are not?.
    Lorenly Shipping Wiki Fandom He sent the first message, yay Following the deposition of House Targaryen , and subsequent ascension of his eldest brother, Robert , he was granted the title of Lord Paramount of the Stormlands , despite his youth. He also served as Master of Laws on Robert's Small Council , but abandoned the latter position when laying claim to the Iron Throne upon Robert's death. Renly is the third and youngest son of Steffon and Cassana Baratheon. Renly has two older brothers Robert and Stannis.

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    Identity: Gay Renly Baratheon was one of the first gay characters introduced in ‘Game of Thrones,’ although his sexual preferences were only rumored during the earlier part. However, after he declared himself king following the death of his older brother, Renly showed his true colors when he refused to touch his wife, Margaery Tyrell.
    Renly General GoT A Getting ready for a hot date Brad Jul 16, PM 15 votes. I think Martin did well with the subtlety in the books. View all 6 comments. Ava Honestly it was WAY too subtle in the books.


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  • Renly Baratheon is a fictional character in the A Song of Ice and Fire series of fantasy novels by American author George R. R. Martin, and its television adaptation Game of Thrones.


    • When in the books Renly and Loras being together is not blatantly stated at any point in the books, but there are a few hints. The jibes by Stannis about Margaeray, Cersei's strangeness re.
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    When in the books do we find out Renly is gay? Other than the whole rainbowguard thing there's no mention of him being with loras tyrell. The show mentioned it in the first series though.


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      Are Loras and Renly gay in the book? There are no sex scenes between the two, or overt acknowledgments of either characters’ sexual orientation made in the books. George R.R. Martin’s subtle references to Renly and Loras being gay were so minute that many overlooked it.