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Character Review: Eddard Stark

Lord of Winterfell, and Warden of the North Lord Eddard Stark alias Ned Stark is a fictional character in the world popular series Game of Thrones. He is married to Catelyn Stark, from House Tully. Ned's role on this series is of a father to 5 Stark kids and one of his bastard son.
Ned Stark is also shown as the best friend of the King of the Seven Kingdom Robert of House Baratheon.

Story Developed on Ned's Part:-
King Robert traveled to Winterfell to ask Eddard to replace Jon Arryn as Hand of the King, the monarch's closest adviser. Ned wanted to decline, but went south at his wife's urging to investigate Arryn's death. He eventually discovered that Cersei and Jaime were lovers and Cersei's three children were Jaime's, not Robert's. Ned warned Cersei to flee the city, but instead she remained while Robert was mortally wounded on a boar hunt. When Ned attempted to expose the truth of Joffrey's parentage, his men were executed and he was captured due to the treachery of Littlefinger. He was executed on the order of King Joffrey.
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