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The harem serves to create alliances that from a geopolitical point of view are vital for the North. _1st: Some wild clans for Ned to be able to develop plans Beyond the Wall, which is a place of enormous importance in every way and he won't be able to stay there to monitor it all the time. The North also lacks population. It's a dream for the North to achieve everything without a massive increase in population and allies. _2nd: The Mormonts. They are one of the most loyal houses in the entire North, they are in a perfect place to open a new transport route for everything that comes and goes to Beyond the Wall, and also to defend themselves and monitor the region. The Wall remains important, but it doesn't even have enough troops, and if it does have troops, its loyalty is doubtful, especially when the North is short of manpower. _3rd: Two southern noble houses that will be extremely useful in the future are the Tully (as I doubt that the men of this house will be alive for long) and the Blackwood (they have more similarity with the North than all the others in the south, although he will most likely lose land and retreat to occupy the Frey position). Both are very important to be able to control the region north of riverland (way to the North, since the south of riverland is considered lost as soon as the wars begin), destroy the Frey who are inevitable enemies and occupy a vital position that the The North must control, and to have some influence and power in the South. Breaking up completely makes no sense, the North has an absurd lack of population, technology, qualified professionals, etc. _4th: Other places that the North must control because they are important from a geopolitical point of view (no wonder there is the war in Russia, one of the reasons is this) are: Skagos and the 3 Sisters. _5th: I'm only using geopolitical arguments, and even so, realism dictates that these plans are not 100% accurate, without them it's just a dream to have all these things in control of the protagonist or the North without a harem or marriages (with Ned, Brandon and maybe even Benjen). Unless the protagonist is super lucky where 100% of people will be loyal and all subordinates are honest and flawless.

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