Why did Jaime Lannister fights Ned Stark?

The skirmish at Littlefinger’s brothel was an ambush on Eddard Stark and his small retinue, led by Ser Jaime Lannister to demand the release of Tyrion Lannister from Stark captivity.

Why does Tywin hate Tyrion?

Originally Answered: Why did Tywin hate Tyrion? Because his father Tywin believed that his son Tyrion is the reason of the death of his wife while giving birth to him—Cersei also blamed his youngest brother too. Also, he’s a dwarf. He is regarded as a disgrace to the family, a curse to the house Lannister.

Why does Jaime Lannister not serve Ned Stark?

A few episodes later, Jaime complains that he does not get the respect he deserves for slaying the Mad King from Ned, but the Warden of the North dismisses his complaints. Later in the season, Jory Cassel asks Jaime to relay a message to Ned, and Jaime retorts that he does not serve Ned Stark.

Was Jaime Lannister punished too heavyly?

While it is unlikely that Jaime would have been punished too heavily, it did still result in a lack of justice for the men that Jaime killed, as well as for the injury that he inflicted upon Ned Stark. Furthermore, Jaime fleed King’s Landing and joined Tywin Lannister in the fight against Robb Stark and the northern lords.

What happened to Ned Stark’s leg in Game of Thrones?

While Ned was walking from Littlefinger’s brothel, he and his men were attacked by Jaime Lannister and some Lannister men. It was during this fight between Ned Stark and Jaime Lannister that Ned’s leg was wounded by a Lannister guard. While the injury itself is fairly bad, the unprovoked attack was worse.

Is there any irony in Jaime Lannister’s criticism of Jon Snow?

That being said, there was a clear irony in Jaime’s criticism of Jon’s decision to take the black. While those in the south may see the Night’s Watch as a waste of time, its vows to father no children and take no wives are similar to the vows of the Kingsguard.