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* PreMortemOneLiner: When Alfred Broome approached Maegor's Holdfast and demanded him to step aside in the same of the king, Perkin calmly placed a hand on his shoulder before saying "There is a new king", and then shoved Broome to his death in the spikes below.
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* PreMortemOneLiner: When Alfred Broome approached Maegor's Holdfast and demanded him to step aside in the same name of the king, Perkin calmly placed a hand on his shoulder before saying "There is a new king", and then shoved Broome to his death in the spikes below.
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* ColorCodedEyes: His green eyes represent the untrustworthy aspect of this eye color.
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* GreenEyes: Representing the untrustworthy aspect of this eye color.
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* PreMortemOneLiner: When Alfred Broome approached Maegor's Holdfast and demanded him to step aside in the same of the king, Perkin calmly placed a hand on his shoulder before saying "There is a new king", he and then shoved Broome to his death in the spikes below.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Probably his only good action was killing Alfred Broome.
* PreMortemOneLiner: When Alfred Broome approached Maegor's Holdfast and demanded him to step aside in the same of the king, Perkin calmly placed a hand on his shoulder before saying "There is a new king", he then shoved Broome to his death in the spikes below.
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* {{Turncoat}}: He switched sides often during the end stages of the Dance, going from the power behind "King" Trystane Truefyre, to a ally of Aegon II who removed Trystane from power and secured King's Landing for Aegon II. Then he helped the conspiracy to overthrow Aegon II and end the Dance of the Dragons by murdering Ser Alfred Broom before he could cut Aegon III's ear.
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* {{Turncoat}}: He switched sides often during the end stages of the Dance, going from the power behind "King" Trystane Truefyre, to a ally of Aegon II who removed Trystane from power and secured King's Landing for Aegon II. Then he helped the conspiracy to overthrow Aegon II and end the Dance of the Dragons by murdering Ser Alfred Broom Broome before he could cut Aegon III's ear.
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: While at first he was defiant, when he realized Perkin had sold him out, he calmly accepted his death and only asked to be knighted before dying.
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* OffWithHisHead: Decapitated by Alfred Broome using Blackfyre.
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[[folder: Ser Qarl Correy]]
!!Ser Qarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a household knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.
!!Ser Qarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a household knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.
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Willam Stafford]]
!!SerQarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a householdWillam Stafford
!!!The Drunken Knight, the Keg o' Ale
A knight who lived during the reign of Jaehaerys I Targaryen. He was one of the many participants of the so-called War for the White Cloaks, a massive tournament to fill inservice the vacancies at the Kingsguard. While he failed to House Velaryon at High Tide.obtain a spot, he became very popular among the smallfolk.
!!Ser
Ser Qarl Correy was a household
!!!The Drunken Knight, the Keg o' Ale
A knight who lived during the reign of Jaehaerys I Targaryen. He was one of the many participants of the so-called War for the White Cloaks, a massive tournament to fill in
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl was rumored to have been a lover of Laenor Velaryon.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught. Of course, it's equally likely that his throat was slashed and he was dumped overboard after killing Laenor.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him and [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness promptly disposed of him after.]]
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught. Of course, it's equally likely that his throat was slashed and he was dumped overboard after killing Laenor.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him and [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness promptly disposed of him after.]]
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl TheAlcoholic: He always appeared wasted.
* DrunkenMaster: He wasrumored to so drunk he could barely stand, much less fight, but he somehow did.
* StoutStrength: Described as stout and big bellied, and he must have beena lover of Laenor Velaryon.
decent enough to defeat sober opponents.
*KarmaHoudini: He was never caught. Of course, it's equally likely that his throat was slashed and he was dumped overboard after killing Laenor.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead)WorkingClassHero: A favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him and [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness promptly disposed of him after.]]among the smallfolk.
* DrunkenMaster: He was
* StoutStrength: Described as stout and big bellied, and he must have been
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* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead)
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[[folder: Ser Perkin]]
!!Ser Perkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He joined the court of Aegon II when he returned to the capital, but later helped the conspiracy to poison the King.
!!Ser Perkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He joined the court of Aegon II when he returned to the capital, but later helped the conspiracy to poison the King.
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Tom]]
!!SerPerkin
!!!Ser PerkinTom the Flea
Strummer
!!!The Bard of Flea Button
Ahedge knight living and bard who lived during the reign of Jaehaerys I Targaryen. He participated in the War for the White Cloaks, the massive tournament to fill the vacancies of the Kingsguard. While he failed to win a white cloak, he became popular among the smallfolk for taunting his opponents with ribald songs. When Jaehaerys came of age, he had the City Watch of King's Landing during comb Flea Bottom to find the Dance of Strummer, so the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He joined king could make him the court of Aegon II when he returned to the capital, but later helped the conspiracy to poison the King.singer.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, he began to issue edicts on his behalf.
* OpportunisticBastard: Used the King's Landing riots to become king of the capital in all but name, and then turned on his squire Trystane by leading his men in arresting him on behalf of Lord Borros Baratheon when he arrived to secure the capital for Aegon II.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
* {{Turncoat}}: He switched sides often during the end stages of the Dance, going from the power behind "King" Trystane Truefyre, to a ally of Aegon II who removed Trystane from power and secured King's Landing for Aegon II. Then he helped the conspiracy to overthrow Aegon II and end the Dance of the Dragons by murdering Ser Alfred Broom before he could cut Aegon III's ear.
* OpportunisticBastard: Used the King's Landing riots to become king of the capital in all but name, and then turned on his squire Trystane by leading his men in arresting him on behalf of Lord Borros Baratheon when he arrived to secure the capital for Aegon II.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
* {{Turncoat}}: He switched sides often during the end stages of the Dance, going from the power behind "King" Trystane Truefyre, to a ally of Aegon II who removed Trystane from power and secured King's Landing for Aegon II. Then he helped the conspiracy to overthrow Aegon II and end the Dance of the Dragons by murdering Ser Alfred Broom before he could cut Aegon III's ear.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, he began to issue edicts on BunnyEarsLawyer: He was a bard who taunted his behalf.
* OpportunisticBastard: Used the King's Landing riots to become king of the capital in all but name, and then turned on his squire Trystane by leading his men in arresting him on behalf of Lord Borros Baratheon when he arrived to secure the capital for Aegon II.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
* {{Turncoat}}: He switched sides often during the end stages of the Dance, going from the power behind "King" Trystane Truefyre, to a ally of Aegon II who removed Trystane from power and secured King's Landing for Aegon II. Then he helped the conspiracy to overthrow Aegon II and end the Dance of the Dragons by murdering Ser Alfred Broomopponents before he could cut Aegon III's ear.each combat.
* TheBard: A bard and a knight.
* WorkingClassHero: A favorite champion among the common folk.
* OpportunisticBastard: Used the King's Landing riots to become king of the capital in all but name, and then turned on his squire Trystane by leading his men in arresting him on behalf of Lord Borros Baratheon when he arrived to secure the capital for Aegon II.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
* {{Turncoat}}: He switched sides often during the end stages of the Dance, going from the power behind "King" Trystane Truefyre, to a ally of Aegon II who removed Trystane from power and secured King's Landing for Aegon II. Then he helped the conspiracy to overthrow Aegon II and end the Dance of the Dragons by murdering Ser Alfred Broom
* TheBard: A bard and a knight.
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[[folder: Ser Trystane Truefyre]]
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
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Qarl Correy]]
!!SerTrystane Truefyre
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* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him and [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness promptly disposed of him after.]]
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!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He joined the court of Aegon II when he returned to the capital, but later helped the conspiracy to poison the King.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, he began to issue edicts on his behalf.
* OpportunisticBastard: Used the King's Landing riots to become king of the capital in all but name, and then turned on his squire Trystane by leading his men in arresting him on behalf of Lord Borros Baratheon when he arrived to secure the capital for Aegon II.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
* {{Turncoat}}: He switched sides often during the end stages of the Dance, going from the power behind "King" Trystane Truefyre, to a ally of Aegon II who removed Trystane from power and secured King's Landing for Aegon II. Then he helped the conspiracy to overthrow Aegon II and end the Dance of the Dragons by murdering Ser Alfred Broom before he could cut Aegon III's ear.
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[[folder: Ser Trystane Truefyre]]
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught. Of course, it's equally likely that his throat was slashed and he was dumped overboard after killing Laenor.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him and [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness promptly disposed of him after.]]
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[[folder: Ser Perkin]]
!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He joined the court of Aegon II when he returned to the capital, but later helped the conspiracy to poison the King.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, he began to issue edicts on his behalf.
* OpportunisticBastard: Used the King's Landing riots to become king of the capital in all but name, and then turned on his squire Trystane by leading his men in arresting him on behalf of Lord Borros Baratheon when he arrived to secure the capital for Aegon II.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
* {{Turncoat}}: He switched sides often during the end stages of the Dance, going from the power behind "King" Trystane Truefyre, to a ally of Aegon II who removed Trystane from power and secured King's Landing for Aegon II. Then he helped the conspiracy to overthrow Aegon II and end the Dance of the Dragons by murdering Ser Alfred Broom before he could cut Aegon III's ear.
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[[folder: Ser Trystane Truefyre]]
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when joined the court of Aegon II when he returned to the capital.capital, but later helped the conspiracy to poison the King.
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* {{Turncoat}}: He switched sides often during the end stages of the Dance, going from the power behind "King" Trystane Truefyre, to a ally of Aegon II who removed Trystane from power and secured King's Landing for Aegon II. Then he helped the conspiracy to overthrow Aegon II and end the Dance of the Dragons by murdering Ser Alfred Broom before he could cut Aegon III's ear.
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* HumbleHero: Very much. Dunk actively ducks praise, given the chance to. Or, just won't believe he got it when he does.
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* HumbleHero: Very much. Dunk actively ducks praise, given the chance to. Or, just won't believe he got it when he does. One is left having to imagine the epic tussle it must have taken Aegon to get him to finally accept the fact he was really being made the actual Lord Commander of the godsdamned Kingsguard.
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* HonorBeforeReason: He refuses to throw his joust against [[KingIncognito Ser John the Fiddle]], despite being offered a place in Lord Gormon Peake's garrison and then being threatened.
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* HonorBeforeReason: He refuses to throw his joust against [[KingIncognito Ser John the Fiddle]], Fiddler]], despite being offered a place in Lord Gormon Peake's garrison and then being threatened.
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* CelibateHero: Less by choice and more by circumstance. Most noble ladies would never deem to lower themselves to being with a Hedge Knight, and by the time he's of a high enough status as a member of the Kingsguard, he is sworn to celibacy. WordOfGod states that he ''did'' leave descendants and at least one of them has appeared in the book series already, [[http://www.westeros.org/Citadel/SSM/Entry/US_Signing_Tour_Dayton_OH/ claiming he'd given "a pretty strong hint" as to who it was.]] [[spoiler: Later Martin flat out confirmed that [[https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/4llng2/grrm_confirms_longheld_fan_theory_spoilers/ Brienne of Tarth is descended from Duncan.]] ]]
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* CelibateHero: Less by choice and more by circumstance. Most noble ladies would never deem to lower themselves to being with a Hedge Knight, and by the time he's of a high enough status as a member of the Kingsguard, he is sworn to celibacy.celibacy -- and unlike other knights of the Kingsguard, Duncan is the sort to rigidly stick to his oath. WordOfGod states that he ''did'' leave descendants and at least one of them has appeared in the book series already, [[http://www.westeros.org/Citadel/SSM/Entry/US_Signing_Tour_Dayton_OH/ claiming he'd given "a pretty strong hint" as to who it was.]] [[spoiler: Later Martin flat out confirmed that [[https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/4llng2/grrm_confirms_longheld_fan_theory_spoilers/ Brienne of Tarth is descended from Duncan.]] ]]
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* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: Turns out he's totally innocent of Jon Arryn's murder.]]
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* CelibateHero: Less by choice and more by circumstance. Most noble ladies would never deem to lower themselves to being with a Hedge Knight. As Knight, and by the time he's of a high enough status as a member of the Kingsguard, he is sworn to celibacy. WordOfGod states that he ''did'' leave descendants and at least one of them has appeared in the book series already, [[http://www.westeros.org/Citadel/SSM/Entry/US_Signing_Tour_Dayton_OH/ claiming he'd given "a pretty strong hint" as to who it was.]] [[spoiler: Later Martin flat out confirmed that [[https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/4llng2/grrm_confirms_longheld_fan_theory_spoilers/ Brienne of Tarth is (one) of his descendants.descended from Duncan.]] ]]
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* MilesGloriosus: He is quite happy to tell you about how he slew Ser Herbert Bolling and fought valiantly against the "Knight of the Red Chicken" at the Battle of the Blackwater, but never provides actual proof of his deeds.
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* MilesGloriosus: He is quite happy to tell you about how he slew Ser Herbert Bolling and fought valiantly against the "Knight of the Red Chicken" at the Battle of the Blackwater, but never provides actual proof of his deeds. Nobody recognizes who the seven hells these people are; most likely, other hedge knights.
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* CelibateHero: Less by choice and more by circumstance. Most noble ladies would never deem to lower themselves to being with a Hedge Knight. As a Kingsguard, he is sworn to celibacy. WordOfGod states that he ''did'' leave descendants and at least one of them has appeared in the book series already, [[http://www.westeros.org/Citadel/SSM/Entry/US_Signing_Tour_Dayton_OH/ claiming he'd given "a pretty strong hint" as to who it was.]]
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* CelibateHero: Less by choice and more by circumstance. Most noble ladies would never deem to lower themselves to being with a Hedge Knight. As a Kingsguard, he is sworn to celibacy. WordOfGod states that he ''did'' leave descendants and at least one of them has appeared in the book series already, [[http://www.westeros.org/Citadel/SSM/Entry/US_Signing_Tour_Dayton_OH/ claiming he'd given "a pretty strong hint" as to who it was.]]]] [[spoiler: Later Martin flat out confirmed that [[https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/4llng2/grrm_confirms_longheld_fan_theory_spoilers/ Brienne of Tarth is (one) of his descendants.]] ]]
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* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
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* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught. Of course, it's equally likely that his throat was slashed and he was dumped overboard after killing Laenor.
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* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
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* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.him and [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness promptly disposed of him after.]]
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!!!For the main character index, see [[AC:[[Characters/ASongOfIceAndFire here]]]]
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!!!Hedge Knights present in A Song of Ice and Fire
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!!!Hedge Knights present in A ''A Song of Ice and FireFire''
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* ConsumateProfessional: A touring, jobbing tourney knight by trade, an nothing more or less. A consistently good one, at that. Yet, his very competency as nothing ''more'' than a tourney jobber gets him looked-down upon by politically-minded knights of a higher (and, in many ways, riskier) social standing (and, in many cases, probably less net income).
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* ConsumateProfessional: ConsummateProfessional: A touring, jobbing tourney knight by trade, an nothing more or nor less. A consistently good one, at that. Yet, his very competency as nothing ''more'' "nothing ''more''" than a tourney jobber gets him looked-down upon by politically-minded knights of a supposedly higher (and, in many ways, riskier) social standing (and, in standing. In many cases, those sneering knights/ petty nobleman probably less have a smaller net income).annual income than he does, too.
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* ConsumateProfessional: A touring, jobbing tourney knight by trade, an nothing more or less. A consistently good one, at that. Yet, his very competency as nothing ''more'' than a tourney jobber gets him looked-down upon by politically-minded knights of a higher (and, in many ways, riskier) social standing (and, in many cases, probably less net income).
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* KnightInShiningArmor: He can be a little sullen, but Ser Glendon upholds the principals of chivalry and honor a knight is supposed to.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, nature of going for the easy pay-off, Uthor is actually a pro athlete pro-athlete more than a warrior or killer. He refuses to accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].supporter]], but mainly ''because'' it'd wreck his hard-earned tourney rep as a {{Jobber}} if he was suspected of becoming something much worse than a {{Heel}}: a paid killer.
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* {{Adorkable}}: He's incredibly awkward with women, as shown by his interactions with Tanselle Too-Tall and Rohanne Webber.
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* {{Adorkable}}: He's incredibly awkward with around women, as shown by his interactions with Tanselle Too-Tall and Rohanne Webber.
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* DumbIsGood: Duncan is not actually dumb. He is, however, completely [[BookDumb uneducated and a simple sort]] to the majority of those around him (mostly educated nobles). He's also one of the most moral characters in the series. He's a FishOutOfWater most of the time. But, because of that, he can trip even the most sophisticated ManipulativeBastard up with his rather different moral perspective.
* TheFool: In his three stories (at the time of this writing), he somewhat stumbles into important events and thanks to good luck comes out successful (at least by Martin standards).
* TheFool: In his three stories (at the time of this writing), he somewhat stumbles into important events and thanks to good luck comes out successful (at least by Martin standards).
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* DumbIsGood: Duncan is not actually dumb. He is, however, completely [[BookDumb uneducated and a simple sort]] when compared to the majority of those around him (mostly educated nobles). He's also one of the most moral characters in the series. He's a FishOutOfWater most of the time. But, because of that, he can trip even the most sophisticated ManipulativeBastard up with his rather different moral perspective.
* TheFool: In his three stories (at the time of this writing), he somewhat stumbles into important eventsand and, chiefly thanks to good luck luck, sheer audacity and coming from unexpected angles, comes out successful of them relatively successfully (at least least, by Martin standards).standards -- expect ''some'' degree of BitterSweetEnding to hit).
* TheFool: In his three stories (at the time of this writing), he somewhat stumbles into important events
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* SelfProclaimedKnight: While he had the virtues a knight is supposed to have, ironically (appropriately?), Dunk is heavily implied to have never been knighted by the knight he squired for, a fact indicated by the fact that Dunk acts nervous or uses double talk whenever the issue of his knighthood comes up.
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* SelfProclaimedKnight: While he had the virtues a knight is supposed to have, ironically (appropriately?), Dunk is heavily implied to have never been knighted by the knight he squired for, his mentor, Ser Arlan; a fact indicated by the fact that Dunk acts in conspiciously nervous ways or uses double talk whenever the issue of his knighthood comes up.
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* RedHerring: Varys suggestion that Hugh could have had something to do with Jon's poisoning is false. [[spoiler:It was all Lysa Arryn at the behest of Littlefinger]]. Hugh could still have been ordered killed by Cersei due to her worry over Jon's knowledge of her and Jaime's incest, but his death could also have been simple bad luck at facing [[TheDreaded Ser Gregor]].
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* RedHerring: Varys suggestion that Hugh could have had something to do with Jon's poisoning is false. [[spoiler:It was all Lysa Arryn at the behest of Littlefinger]]. Hugh could still have been ordered killed by Cersei due to her worry over Jon's knowledge of her and Jaime's incest, but his death could also have been simple bad luck at facing [[TheDreaded Ser Gregor]].Gregor]] on a particularly [[AxCrazy blood-thirsty day]].
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* WhatTheHellHero: He tries this on Ser Eustace Osgrey during ''The Sworn Sword'' [[spoiler: after he finds out he's a traitor.]] Dunk gets an earful [[spoiler: about the transitory nature of treason.]]
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* WhatTheHellHero: He tries this on Ser Eustace Osgrey during ''The Sworn Sword'' [[spoiler: after he finds out he's a traitor.]] Dunk gets [[ShutUpKirk an earful earful]] [[spoiler: about the transitory nature of treason.treason and the [[WrittenByTheWinners all-too subjective nature of history]].]]
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* GlassSlipper: The knight mysteriously disappears as the king declares him his enemy and sends the Dragon Prince (aka Rhaegar Targaryen) to find him. He could find only his shield. [[spoiler: Though it's possible that the prince covered up his identity and lied...]]
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* GlassSlipper: The knight mysteriously disappears as the king declares him his enemy and sends the Dragon Prince (aka Rhaegar Targaryen) to find him. He could find only his shield. [[spoiler: Though it's possible that the prince covered up his "his" identity and lied...]]
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* AlliterativeNameAlliterativeName: '''Tr'''ystane '''Tr'''uefyre
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[[folder: Ser Uthor Underleaf]]
!!Ser Uthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney knight during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.
!!Ser Uthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney knight during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.
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!!Ser
!!!The
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Supposed bastard son of Ser Quentyn Ball and a camp follower. He became a knight to follow
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called
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* AlwaysSecondBest: He exploits this. He preferred not to become a tourney champion, as he did not want to become famous, but was satisfied with the prize granted to the knight who came second.
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
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%%* BigOlEyebrows
*AlwaysSecondBest: BrokenPedestal: He exploits this. He preferred not to become a tourney champion, as he did not want to become famous, but was satisfied with the prize granted still loyal to the knight who came second.
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil,Blackfyres, but the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the masterevents of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be Whitewalls Tourney turned him against them.
-->'''Ser Glendon:''' My father died for him. I would have been his man, and gladly. I would have fought for him, killed for him, died for him, but I could not lose for him.
*EveryoneHasStandards: Despite EmbarrassingNickname: He is mocked as the "Knight of the Pussywillows" after the brothel he grew up at and since he got his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. knighthood from Ser Morgan Dunstable in exchange for his sister's virginity.
* {{Fingore}}: Herefuses accept money loses three fingernails to kill Dunk more Black Tom Heddle's torture.
* HeroicBastard: Was treated like crap by those he was loyal to partly because[[spoiler:the money of his status as a bastard, yet refused to turn on them ''or'' give up on his own integrity. Comes across as far more principled than many a legitimate knight, as a result.
* HonorBeforeReason: He refuses to throw his joust against [[KingIncognito Ser John the Fiddle]], despite being offered a place in Lord Gormon Peake's garrison and then being threatened.
* KnightInShiningArmor: He can be a little sullen, but Ser Glendon upholds the principals of chivalry and honor a knight isgiven by supposed to.
* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: The story of him being Quentyn Ball's son circulated only after his mother died.
* SonOfAWhore: Brought up in aBlackfyre supporter]].brothel, actually.
* TheToothHurts: He loses a few teeth and several more are cracked when Black Tom "[[ColdBloodedTorture questions]]" him about the stolen dragon egg.
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* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil,
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master
-->'''Ser Glendon:''' My father died for him. I would have been his man, and gladly. I would have fought for him, killed for him, died for him, but I could not lose for him.
*
* {{Fingore}}: He
* HeroicBastard: Was treated like crap by those he was loyal to partly because
* HonorBeforeReason: He refuses to throw his joust against [[KingIncognito Ser John the Fiddle]], despite being offered a place in Lord Gormon Peake's garrison and then being threatened.
* KnightInShiningArmor: He can be a little sullen, but Ser Glendon upholds the principals of chivalry and honor a knight is
* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: The story of him being Quentyn Ball's son circulated only after his mother died.
* SonOfAWhore: Brought up in a
* TheToothHurts: He loses a few teeth and several more are cracked when Black Tom "[[ColdBloodedTorture questions]]" him about the stolen dragon egg.
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[[folder: Ser Qarl Correy]]
!!Ser Qarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a household knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.
!!Ser Qarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a household knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.
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[[folder: Ser Qarl Correy]]
Uthor Underleaf]]
!!SerQarl Correy
Uthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
SerQarl Correy Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a household tourney knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.
!!Ser
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl was rumored to have been a lover of Laenor Velaryon.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl AlwaysSecondBest: He exploits this. He preferred not to become a tourney champion, as he did not want to become famous, but was rumored satisfied with the prize granted to have been the knight who came second.
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping alover low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master ofLaenor Velaryon.
the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
*KarmaHoudini: EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of
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* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
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[[folder: Ser Perkin]]
!!Ser Perkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned to the capital.
!!Ser Perkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned to the capital.
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Qarl Correy]]
!!SerPerkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedgeQarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a household knightliving in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned service to the capital.House Velaryon at High Tide.
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!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
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Ser Qarl Correy was a household knight
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* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, he began to issue edicts on his behalf.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl was rumored to have been a lover of Laenor Velaryon.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why hebegan to issue edicts on his behalf.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
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[[folder: Ser Trystane Truefyre]]
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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[[folder: Ser Trystane Truefyre]]
Perkin]]
!!SerTrystane Truefyre
The squire of SerPerkin
!!!Ser Perkin theFlea, Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, hewas briefly installed as king in crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep in chaos following after Rhaenyra fleeing fled King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane He was later arrested when Aegon II returned to the natural son of King Viserys I.capital.
!!Ser
The squire of Ser
!!!Ser Perkin the
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[[folder: Ser Trystane Truefyre]]
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
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[[folder: Ser Trystane Truefyre]]
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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!!Ser Bennis of the Brown Shield
A hedge knight in service to House Osgrey.
!!Ser Bennis of the Brown Shield
A hedge knight in service to House Osgrey.
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!!Ser
-->''"Another day done, and who knows what the
A
Ser Arlan of Pennytree was a hedge knight born in
Arlan's coat-of-arms was a winged chalice, silver on brown.
* OneHitWonder: He was proud to have broken lances against Baelor Breakspear in the Storm's End tourney. He also fought at Redgrass Field.
* PlotTriggeringDeath: Arlan's death causes Dunk to take his place at the Ashford tourney.
* PosthumousCharacter: He died of a chill on the road leading to the tourney at Ashford Meadow.
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[[folder: Ser Bennis]]
!!Ser Bennis of the Brown Shield
A hedge knight in service to House Osgrey.
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* PlotTriggeringDeath: Arlan's death causes Dunk to take his place at the Ashford tourney.
* PosthumousCharacter: He died of a chill on the road leading to the tourney at Ashford Meadow.
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[[folder: Ser Bennis]]
!!Ser Bennis of the Brown Shield
A hedge knight in service to House Osgrey.
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!!Ser Uthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney knight during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.
!!Ser Uthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney knight during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.
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Bennis]]
!!SerUthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully asBennis of the maesters follow stars."''
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourneyBrown Shield
A hedge knightduring the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.in service to House Osgrey.
!!Ser
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney
A hedge knight
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* AlwaysSecondBest: He exploits this. He preferred not to become a tourney champion, as he did not want to become famous, but was satisfied with the prize granted to the knight who came second.
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
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* AlwaysSecondBest: He exploits this. He preferred not to become a tourney champion, as he did not want to become famous, but was satisfied with EvenEvilHasStandards: When ransacking the prize granted to tower, he only ties up Sam Stoops rather than kill him.
* GreenEyes: Representing theknight who came second.
untrustworthy aspect of this eye color.
*AnimalMotif: Like JerkAss: A greedy, untrustworthy man.
* TheOathbreaker: Deserts Lord Eustace and robs hissigil, tower.
* OnlyInItForTheMoney: And he breaks his oath to Lord Eustace because of it.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: The moment he is left alone at Standfast he loots thesnail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime,tower and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be flees.
* UngratefulBastard: Despite Dunk and Lord Eustance standing by him againsthim.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].Lady Webber, he abandons and robs them.
* GreenEyes: Representing the
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* TheOathbreaker: Deserts Lord Eustace and robs his
* OnlyInItForTheMoney: And he breaks his oath to Lord Eustace because of it.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: The moment he is left alone at Standfast he loots the
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime,
* UngratefulBastard: Despite Dunk and Lord Eustance standing by him against
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
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!!Ser Qarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a household knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.
!!Ser Qarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a household knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.
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[[folder: Ser Qarl Correy]]
Uthor Underleaf]]
!!SerQarl Correy
Uthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
SerQarl Correy Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a household tourney knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.
!!Ser
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
Ser
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* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl AlwaysSecondBest: He exploits this. He preferred not to become a tourney champion, as he did not want to become famous, but was rumored satisfied with the prize granted to have been the knight who came second.
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping alover low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master ofLaenor Velaryon.
the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
*KarmaHoudini: EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of
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* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
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!!Ser Perkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned to the capital.
!!Ser Perkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned to the capital.
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[[folder: Ser Perkin the Flea]]
Qarl Correy]]
!!SerPerkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedgeQarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a household knightliving in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned service to the capital.House Velaryon at High Tide.
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!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
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* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, he began to issue edicts on his behalf.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl was rumored to have been a lover of Laenor Velaryon.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why hebegan to issue edicts on his behalf.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
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!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
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!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
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!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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Ser Qarl Correy was a household knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.
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Ser Qarl Correy wasDuncan the Tall, Lord Commander of the Kingsguard
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-->''"Dunk the lunk. Thick as ahousehold castle wall"''
A seven-foot-tall hedge knightin service to House Velaryon at High Tide.who lived many years before the events of ''A Game of Thrones'', eventually becoming Lord Commander of the Kingsguard. Ser Duncan is the POV character of the ''Literature/TalesOfDunkAndEgg''.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl was rumored to have been a lover of Laenor Velaryon.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementGoldfish: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementGoldfish: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl was rumored {{Adorkable}}: He's incredibly awkward with women, as shown by his interactions with Tanselle Too-Tall and Rohanne Webber.
* BrainsAndBrawn: His relationship with Egg (Dunk being the brawn and Egg the brains).
* CatchPhrase: Threatening tohave been give Egg a lover clout on the ear.
* CharacterShield: Whatever GRRM has in store for Duncan in his ''Tales ofLaenor Velaryon.
Dunk and Egg'' we already know he'll survive to become Lord Commander of the Kingsguard... and eventually die along with Aegon V at the Tragedy at Summerhall.
*KarmaHoudini: CelibateHero: Less by choice and more by circumstance. Most noble ladies would never deem to lower themselves to being with a Hedge Knight. As a Kingsguard, he is sworn to celibacy. WordOfGod states that he ''did'' leave descendants and at least one of them has appeared in the book series already, [[http://www.westeros.org/Citadel/SSM/Entry/US_Signing_Tour_Dayton_OH/ claiming he'd given "a pretty strong hint" as to who it was.]]
* CombatPragmatist: During his [[TrialByCombat trial of seven]] against Prince Aerion he realizes that in a tourney "Ser Duncan the Tall" wouldn't stand a chance. In fact his skills with a lance and sword nearly get him killed. But it's the Prince who doesn't stand a chance against Dunk when things degrade into a brawl. "Dunk of Flea Bottom", a man who'd spent his childhood fighting just to survive another day, unceremoniously hands Aerion his ass.
* {{Determinator}}: When Dunk gets a bee in his bonnet, he doesn't stop doing what he's doing for ''anything'' short of major catastrophe. And, even then, it's iffy. Egg occasionally wishes to strangle him for this trait thanks to being rather more pragmatic with aspects of his morality (not that Egg is always one to talk about being bull-headed).
* DidNotGetTheGirl: Applies to ''The Sworn Sword'' but also his later life.
* DumbIsGood: Duncan is not actually dumb. He is, however, completely [[BookDumb uneducated and a simple sort]] to the majority of those around him (mostly educated nobles). He's also one of the most moral characters in the series. He's a FishOutOfWater most of the time. But, because of that, he can trip even the most sophisticated ManipulativeBastard up with his rather different moral perspective.
* TheFool: In his three stories (at the time of this writing), he somewhat stumbles into important events and thanks to good luck comes out successful (at least by Martin standards).
* ForegoneConclusion: Duncan eventually becomes Lord Commander of the Kingsguard and one of the most legendary knights of the realm. He also [[DoomedByCanon dies tragically]] during an attempt to hatch dragons.
* GentleGiant: He wasnever caught.
quite a vicious little shit as a child, but serving as a squire to Arlan of Pennytree curbed his nasty side.
*ReplacementGoldfish: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows whyHealingFactor: Downplayed. He's definitely not Wolverine, because he killed Laenor. Mushroom can take days or weeks to recover from major beatdowns, and collects scars as he goes. Yet, at the same time, he has this habit of bouncing back from things that'd easily permanently cripple most ordinary Joes. And, he lasts until Summerhall with this... quirk. Nobody is ever likely to pull a GoodThingYouCanHeal on him, but it's not escaped some.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: His adventures in ''Literature/TalesOfDunkAndEgg''
* HonorBeforeReason: Several instances have Dunk putting himself in harm's way because he believesDaemon it's the right thing to do. A notable example is when he came to the rescue of a puppeteer woman being assaulted by Prince Aerion Targaryen, breaking one of his teeth in the process. Whilst it was his duty as a knight, this action is essentially suicidal. At best he'd lose the hand that struck royalty (and a foot since he kicked him too) and at worst simply be executed. Fortunately Egg is able to help save him from this fate. It also helps that that the prince he struck wasn't particularly loved by the rest of the royal family.
* HumbleHero: Very much. Dunk actively ducks praise, given the chance to. Or, just won't believe he got it when he does.
* KnightErrant: Hedge knight: roads, hedges, trees, ditches... and taverns (when/if he can afford them) are his ''thing'' -- particularly at the start of his career. Good deeds done and damsels rescued? Occasionally happened, yes. But, not entirely thanks to going out to do any of it (and, often by total accident and against his better judgement and sense of self-preservation).
* KnightInShiningArmor: One of the few in the series (although they were a bit more common in his era as opposed to the novels set in "the present").
* LargeAndInCharge: He was around seven feet tall and eventually became Lord Commander of the Kingsguard.
* MadeOfIron: Oh, he can (and does) get seriously hurt. But, he continually makes his opponents reconsider the wisdom in fighting him simply by how long he can keep going with obvious, multiple injuries that'd have them curling into balls if their roles were reversed.
* NeverLearnedToRead: Unsurprising, given his background.
* OddFriendship: The Hedge Knight originally from Flea Bottom and the Targaryenpaid him.Princeling -- you can't really get an odder relationship. They might occasionally exasperate each other to the point of steam jutting out of various ears (particularly Dunk's), but they really do rub along and compliment each other's strengths and weaknesses. As Egg points out, they ''are'' both from King's Landing... In the rest of the Kingdom, that's actually something in ''common''.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Interesting variation. Egg assumes that Dunk is short for Duncan but Dunk himself considers this and notes that he's been called Dunk for so long he's not sure if it was a shorter version of an older, more elegant name. Nonetheless he decides to style himself "Ser Duncan the Tall" when he enters his name in the Ashford Tourney and the rest is history.
* OverlyNarrowSuperlative: His sobriquet is seen as humorous in one story because it comes across as one of these. Typically, knights have sobriquets that indicate a personal quality (i.e. Barristan the Bold, Garlan the Gallant), and so Dunk's chosen one implies that his height is the most notable thing about him.
* PosthumousCharacter: In ''A Song of Ice and Fire''.
* SelfProclaimedKnight: While he had the virtues a knight is supposed to have, ironically (appropriately?), Dunk is heavily implied to have never been knighted by the knight he squired for, a fact indicated by the fact that Dunk acts nervous or uses double talk whenever the issue of his knighthood comes up.
* TogetherInDeath: In a platonic version of the trope, he and King Aegon V (a.k.a. his former squire "Egg") perish together in the Tragedy at Summerhall.
* TookALevelInBadass: Goes from the bumbling brute we know in ''The Hedge Knight'' who has to resort to a good old fashion beatdown to win to the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard who personally kills the Blackfyre pretender Daemon III and defeats the goddamn Laughing Storm in single combat
* WhatTheHellHero: He tries this on Ser Eustace Osgrey during ''The Sworn Sword'' [[spoiler: after he finds out he's a traitor.]] Dunk gets an earful [[spoiler: about the transitory nature of treason.]]
* WorkingClassHero: One of the straighter examples of this trope in this series. He was a street kid at Flea Bottom who became a hedge knight and eventually rose to the become Lord Commander of Aegon V's Kingsguard.
* WrongGenreSavvy: A rather heartwarming example. Ser Duncan is surprised so many people showed up to watch him die at Prince Aerion's hands during the trial of seven. Thinking himself an upstart that the mob wants to see get his just desserts, he soon discovers to his shock that the crowds have come to cheer him on. He's actually the heroic underdog. When he asks why ("What am I to them?") he's informed that he's ''[[KnightInShiningArmor a knight who remembered his vows]].''
* BrainsAndBrawn: His relationship with Egg (Dunk being the brawn and Egg the brains).
* CatchPhrase: Threatening to
* CharacterShield: Whatever GRRM has in store for Duncan in his ''Tales of
*
* CombatPragmatist: During his [[TrialByCombat trial of seven]] against Prince Aerion he realizes that in a tourney "Ser Duncan the Tall" wouldn't stand a chance. In fact his skills with a lance and sword nearly get him killed. But it's the Prince who doesn't stand a chance against Dunk when things degrade into a brawl. "Dunk of Flea Bottom", a man who'd spent his childhood fighting just to survive another day, unceremoniously hands Aerion his ass.
* {{Determinator}}: When Dunk gets a bee in his bonnet, he doesn't stop doing what he's doing for ''anything'' short of major catastrophe. And, even then, it's iffy. Egg occasionally wishes to strangle him for this trait thanks to being rather more pragmatic with aspects of his morality (not that Egg is always one to talk about being bull-headed).
* DidNotGetTheGirl: Applies to ''The Sworn Sword'' but also his later life.
* DumbIsGood: Duncan is not actually dumb. He is, however, completely [[BookDumb uneducated and a simple sort]] to the majority of those around him (mostly educated nobles). He's also one of the most moral characters in the series. He's a FishOutOfWater most of the time. But, because of that, he can trip even the most sophisticated ManipulativeBastard up with his rather different moral perspective.
* TheFool: In his three stories (at the time of this writing), he somewhat stumbles into important events and thanks to good luck comes out successful (at least by Martin standards).
* ForegoneConclusion: Duncan eventually becomes Lord Commander of the Kingsguard and one of the most legendary knights of the realm. He also [[DoomedByCanon dies tragically]] during an attempt to hatch dragons.
* GentleGiant: He was
*
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why
* HeroOfAnotherStory: His adventures in ''Literature/TalesOfDunkAndEgg''
* HonorBeforeReason: Several instances have Dunk putting himself in harm's way because he believes
* HumbleHero: Very much. Dunk actively ducks praise, given the chance to. Or, just won't believe he got it when he does.
* KnightErrant: Hedge knight: roads, hedges, trees, ditches... and taverns (when/if he can afford them) are his ''thing'' -- particularly at the start of his career. Good deeds done and damsels rescued? Occasionally happened, yes. But, not entirely thanks to going out to do any of it (and, often by total accident and against his better judgement and sense of self-preservation).
* KnightInShiningArmor: One of the few in the series (although they were a bit more common in his era as opposed to the novels set in "the present").
* LargeAndInCharge: He was around seven feet tall and eventually became Lord Commander of the Kingsguard.
* MadeOfIron: Oh, he can (and does) get seriously hurt. But, he continually makes his opponents reconsider the wisdom in fighting him simply by how long he can keep going with obvious, multiple injuries that'd have them curling into balls if their roles were reversed.
* NeverLearnedToRead: Unsurprising, given his background.
* OddFriendship: The Hedge Knight originally from Flea Bottom and the Targaryen
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Interesting variation. Egg assumes that Dunk is short for Duncan but Dunk himself considers this and notes that he's been called Dunk for so long he's not sure if it was a shorter version of an older, more elegant name. Nonetheless he decides to style himself "Ser Duncan the Tall" when he enters his name in the Ashford Tourney and the rest is history.
* OverlyNarrowSuperlative: His sobriquet is seen as humorous in one story because it comes across as one of these. Typically, knights have sobriquets that indicate a personal quality (i.e. Barristan the Bold, Garlan the Gallant), and so Dunk's chosen one implies that his height is the most notable thing about him.
* PosthumousCharacter: In ''A Song of Ice and Fire''.
* SelfProclaimedKnight: While he had the virtues a knight is supposed to have, ironically (appropriately?), Dunk is heavily implied to have never been knighted by the knight he squired for, a fact indicated by the fact that Dunk acts nervous or uses double talk whenever the issue of his knighthood comes up.
* TogetherInDeath: In a platonic version of the trope, he and King Aegon V (a.k.a. his former squire "Egg") perish together in the Tragedy at Summerhall.
* TookALevelInBadass: Goes from the bumbling brute we know in ''The Hedge Knight'' who has to resort to a good old fashion beatdown to win to the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard who personally kills the Blackfyre pretender Daemon III and defeats the goddamn Laughing Storm in single combat
* WhatTheHellHero: He tries this on Ser Eustace Osgrey during ''The Sworn Sword'' [[spoiler: after he finds out he's a traitor.]] Dunk gets an earful [[spoiler: about the transitory nature of treason.]]
* WorkingClassHero: One of the straighter examples of this trope in this series. He was a street kid at Flea Bottom who became a hedge knight and eventually rose to the become Lord Commander of Aegon V's Kingsguard.
* WrongGenreSavvy: A rather heartwarming example. Ser Duncan is surprised so many people showed up to watch him die at Prince Aerion's hands during the trial of seven. Thinking himself an upstart that the mob wants to see get his just desserts, he soon discovers to his shock that the crowds have come to cheer him on. He's actually the heroic underdog. When he asks why ("What am I to them?") he's informed that he's ''[[KnightInShiningArmor a knight who remembered his vows]].''
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!!Ser Perkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned to the capital.
!!Ser Perkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned to the capital.
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Uthor Underleaf]]
!!SerPerkin
!!!Ser PerkinUthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as theFlea
A hedgemaesters follow stars."''
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney knightliving in King's Landing during the Dance reign of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned to the capital.Aerys I Targaryen.
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!!!Ser Perkin
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Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney knight
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* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, AlwaysSecondBest: He exploits this. He preferred not to become a tourney champion, as he began did not want to issue edicts on become famous, but was satisfied with the prize granted to the knight who came second.
* AnimalMotif: Like hisbehalf.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrestedsigil, the conspirators snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe themurder of Aegon II, many master of the accused chose to take games so that he would face the black opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and join "village heroes" -- where the Night's Watch, led odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given bySer Perkin.a Blackfyre supporter]].
* AnimalMotif: Like his
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested
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!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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Qarl Correy]]
!!SerTrystane Truefyre
The squire ofQarl Correy
SerPerkin the Flea, he Qarl Correy was briefly installed as king a household knight in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.service to House Velaryon at High Tide.
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* PetTheDog: Before being put to death, he had one request: to be knighted. Aegon II granted this request before having Trystane executed.
* MyNaymeIs
* PuppetKing: To Ser Perkin
* TheSquire: To Ser Perkin the Flea.
* PetTheDog: Before being put to death, he had one request: to be knighted. Aegon II granted this request before having Trystane executed.
* MyNaymeIs
* PuppetKing: To Ser Perkin
* TheSquire: To Ser Perkin the Flea.
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* AlliterativeName
* PetTheDog: Before being putAmbiguouslyGay: Qarl was rumored to death, he had have been a lover of Laenor Velaryon.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now onerequest: to be knighted. Aegon II granted this request before having Trystane executed.
* MyNaymeIs
* PuppetKing: To Ser Perkin
* TheSquire: To Ser Perkin the Flea.knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
* PetTheDog: Before being put
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementLoveInterest: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
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!!Ser Uthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney knight during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.
!!Ser Uthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney knight during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.
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Perkin the Flea]]
!!SerUthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
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!!!The Snail
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* AlwaysSecondBest: He exploits this. He preferred not to become a tourney champion, as he did not want to become famous, but was satisfied with the prize granted to the knight who came second.
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
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* AlwaysSecondBest: He exploits this. He preferred not TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, he began to become a tourney champion, as issue edicts on his behalf.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
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!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, hedid not want to become famous, but was satisfied with briefly installed as king in the prize Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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* PetTheDog: Before being put to death, he had one request: to be knighted. Aegon II grantedto this request before having Trystane executed.
* MyNaymeIs
* PuppetKing: To Ser Perkin
* TheSquire: To Ser Perkin theknight who came second.
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].Flea.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
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!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he
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* PetTheDog: Before being put to death, he had one request: to be knighted. Aegon II granted
* MyNaymeIs
* PuppetKing: To Ser Perkin
* TheSquire: To Ser Perkin the
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
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-->''"Other knights serve the lords who keep them, of from whom they hold their lands, but we serve where we will, for men whose causes we believe in."''
-->--'''Ser Arlan'''
A hedge knight is a wandering knight without a master, many are quite poor. Hedge knights travel the length and breadth of Westeros looking for gainful employment.
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[[folder:Ser Hugh of the Vale]]
!!Ser Hugh of the Vale
Former squire of Jon Arryn, Ser Hugh was knighted after the death of his lord. He remained in King's Landing to win fame and fortune in tourneys instead of returning to the Vale.
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* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Refused to speak with Jory Cassel on account of him being just a guard captain and tells him that if Lord Eddard Stark wants questions asked of him that then Ned would have to come do it himself. Never mind the fact that Jory is both older and more experienced than him (and a minor noble to boot) while Hugh was just made a knight because his lord died.
* ArmorIsUseless: He finds out the hard way that even serviceable, well-made BlingOfWar means nothing if your opponent has made a profession out of learning how to flat-out kill using any means going, whatever you're wearing. While making it look [[MakeItLookLikeAnAccident credibly accidental]], to boot.
* TheConWithinACon: Invoked. Ned Stark suspects foul play when it's pointed out to him that Jon Arryn's squire was knighted upon the lord's death, so he intends to interrogate the young knight. Ser Hugh is surreptitiously killed by Gregor Clegane at the Hand's Tourney, making Ned suspect that the Lannisters killed him to keep him quiet. Later, Tyrion learns upon interrogating Pycelle that Ser Hugh might have slipped the poison to Lord Jon. [[spoiler:It's finally revealed that Lysa Arryn poisoned her husband Lord Jon, opening the question as to whether Ser Hugh was indeed killed intentionally or Clegane just felt like killing him that day]].
* DueToTheDead: Ser Barristan Selmy decides to stand vigil over Hugh's body after his death because there is nobody else in King's Landing to do so.
* {{Knighting}}: He was knighted by King Robert in Jon Arryn's memory.
* PromotedToScapegoat: He wasn't knighted because of his merits, rather than just paying tribute to his late lord, apparently. This, and the fact that he did not accompany Lady Arryn back to the Eyrie makes Ned Stark suspect that he was knighted because of some foul play by the Lannisters involving the untimely death of Jon Arryn; Tyrion, Pycelle and Varys also subscribe to this idea.
* RedHerring: Varys suggestion that Hugh could have had something to do with Jon's poisoning is false. [[spoiler:It was all Lysa Arryn at the behest of Littlefinger]]. Hugh could still have been ordered killed by Cersei due to her worry over Jon's knowledge of her and Jaime's incest, but his death could also have been simple bad luck at facing [[TheDreaded Ser Gregor]].
* SmallNameBigEgo: Seems to think that being a newly-made knight makes him more important than the guard captain of the Hand of the King.
** It also killed him: his shiny, new armour to go with his shiny new knighthood meant he didn't stop to think twice about heading towards the lists when his opponent was the vastly more experienced Gregor Clegane. The smarter noob move would have been to eat crow and suffer an "asthma attack", "cholicy horse" or something when spotting who he was up against.
* TheSquire: Served as Jon's squire for several years, making him privy to much information about the realm and Jon's personal life. Ned thinks that Hugh was killed to prevent him from questioning the knight about what Jon was investigating before he died.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: He is talked about a bit before being first seen jousting Ser Gregor, which did not go well for him.
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[[folder: Ser Creighton Longbough]]
!!Ser Creighton Longbough
-->''"I have the honour to be Ser Creighton, of whom the singers sing … you will have heard of my deeds on the Blackwater, mayhaps."''
A hedge knight who travels with Ser Illifer the Penniless. He encounters Brienne of Tarth during her search for Sansa Stark. His coat of arms is a green field with a brown chief.
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* KnightErrant: It's not much of a pension plan, but it's the result of years being in the game and the vagaries of life.
* MilesGloriosus: He is quite happy to tell you about how he slew Ser Herbert Bolling and fought valiantly against the "Knight of the Red Chicken" at the Battle of the Blackwater, but never provides actual proof of his deeds.
* NiceGuy: Despite his boasting, he is a rather pleasant individual.
* SmallNameBigEgo: PlayedForLaughs.
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Ser Illifer. They're of an age and know each other well. It shows.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Ser Illifer the Penniless]]
!!Ser Illifer the Penniless
A hedge knight who travels with Ser Creighton Longbough. His coat-of-arms is a gold and ermine gyronny pattern.
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* KnightErrant: His name says it all as to his reasons.
* MeaningfulName: Borders on PunnyName; as a hedge knight it's obvious he's a penniless.
* OldSoldier: He is around 60 years old.
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Ser Creighton. And, their dynamic suggests they've been this way for a while.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: The Knight of the Laughing Tree]]
The Knight of the Laughing Tree was a mystery knight who fought at the Tourney at Harrenhal. He defended the honor of Howland Reed by challenging and defeating three knights whose squires had bullied him, demanding that they chastise the squires in order to ransom back their horses and armor.
The Knight of the Laughing Tree is so-called because of the blazon on his shield, a smiling heart tree. His true identity remains unknown.
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* BitCharacter: In the greater scheme of things, the Knight's exploit goes unremembered by most Westerosi.
* BullyHunter: Competed just to teach not to mess with a crannogman.
* ButNowIMustGo: Was never seen or heard from again.
* TheFaceless: The Knight's identity had never been revealed.
* GlassSlipper: The knight mysteriously disappears as the king declares him his enemy and sends the Dragon Prince (aka Rhaegar Targaryen) to find him. He could find only his shield. [[spoiler: Though it's possible that the prince covered up his identity and lied...]]
* SamusIsAGirl: [[spoiler: If it really was Lyanna Stark]].
* ShroudedInMyth: Possibly the Knight was Howland Reed or one of the Starks.
[[/folder]]
!!! Historical Hedge Knights
[[folder: Ser Qarl Correy]]
!!Ser Qarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a household knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl was rumored to have been a lover of Laenor Velaryon.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementGoldfish: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Ser Perkin the Flea]]
!!Ser Perkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned to the capital.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, he began to issue edicts on his behalf.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Ser Trystane Truefyre]]
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
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* AlliterativeName
* PetTheDog: Before being put to death, he had one request: to be knighted. Aegon II granted this request before having Trystane executed.
* MyNaymeIs
* PuppetKing: To Ser Perkin
* TheSquire: To Ser Perkin the Flea.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Ser Uthor Underleaf]]
!!Ser Uthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney knight during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.
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* AlwaysSecondBest: He exploits this. He preferred not to become a tourney champion, as he did not want to become famous, but was satisfied with the prize granted to the knight who came second.
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
[[/folder]]
-->--'''Ser Arlan'''
A hedge knight is a wandering knight without a master, many are quite poor. Hedge knights travel the length and breadth of Westeros looking for gainful employment.
[[foldercontrol]]
[[folder:Ser Hugh of the Vale]]
!!Ser Hugh of the Vale
Former squire of Jon Arryn, Ser Hugh was knighted after the death of his lord. He remained in King's Landing to win fame and fortune in tourneys instead of returning to the Vale.
----
* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Refused to speak with Jory Cassel on account of him being just a guard captain and tells him that if Lord Eddard Stark wants questions asked of him that then Ned would have to come do it himself. Never mind the fact that Jory is both older and more experienced than him (and a minor noble to boot) while Hugh was just made a knight because his lord died.
* ArmorIsUseless: He finds out the hard way that even serviceable, well-made BlingOfWar means nothing if your opponent has made a profession out of learning how to flat-out kill using any means going, whatever you're wearing. While making it look [[MakeItLookLikeAnAccident credibly accidental]], to boot.
* TheConWithinACon: Invoked. Ned Stark suspects foul play when it's pointed out to him that Jon Arryn's squire was knighted upon the lord's death, so he intends to interrogate the young knight. Ser Hugh is surreptitiously killed by Gregor Clegane at the Hand's Tourney, making Ned suspect that the Lannisters killed him to keep him quiet. Later, Tyrion learns upon interrogating Pycelle that Ser Hugh might have slipped the poison to Lord Jon. [[spoiler:It's finally revealed that Lysa Arryn poisoned her husband Lord Jon, opening the question as to whether Ser Hugh was indeed killed intentionally or Clegane just felt like killing him that day]].
* DueToTheDead: Ser Barristan Selmy decides to stand vigil over Hugh's body after his death because there is nobody else in King's Landing to do so.
* {{Knighting}}: He was knighted by King Robert in Jon Arryn's memory.
* PromotedToScapegoat: He wasn't knighted because of his merits, rather than just paying tribute to his late lord, apparently. This, and the fact that he did not accompany Lady Arryn back to the Eyrie makes Ned Stark suspect that he was knighted because of some foul play by the Lannisters involving the untimely death of Jon Arryn; Tyrion, Pycelle and Varys also subscribe to this idea.
* RedHerring: Varys suggestion that Hugh could have had something to do with Jon's poisoning is false. [[spoiler:It was all Lysa Arryn at the behest of Littlefinger]]. Hugh could still have been ordered killed by Cersei due to her worry over Jon's knowledge of her and Jaime's incest, but his death could also have been simple bad luck at facing [[TheDreaded Ser Gregor]].
* SmallNameBigEgo: Seems to think that being a newly-made knight makes him more important than the guard captain of the Hand of the King.
** It also killed him: his shiny, new armour to go with his shiny new knighthood meant he didn't stop to think twice about heading towards the lists when his opponent was the vastly more experienced Gregor Clegane. The smarter noob move would have been to eat crow and suffer an "asthma attack", "cholicy horse" or something when spotting who he was up against.
* TheSquire: Served as Jon's squire for several years, making him privy to much information about the realm and Jon's personal life. Ned thinks that Hugh was killed to prevent him from questioning the knight about what Jon was investigating before he died.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: He is talked about a bit before being first seen jousting Ser Gregor, which did not go well for him.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Ser Creighton Longbough]]
!!Ser Creighton Longbough
-->''"I have the honour to be Ser Creighton, of whom the singers sing … you will have heard of my deeds on the Blackwater, mayhaps."''
A hedge knight who travels with Ser Illifer the Penniless. He encounters Brienne of Tarth during her search for Sansa Stark. His coat of arms is a green field with a brown chief.
----
* KnightErrant: It's not much of a pension plan, but it's the result of years being in the game and the vagaries of life.
* MilesGloriosus: He is quite happy to tell you about how he slew Ser Herbert Bolling and fought valiantly against the "Knight of the Red Chicken" at the Battle of the Blackwater, but never provides actual proof of his deeds.
* NiceGuy: Despite his boasting, he is a rather pleasant individual.
* SmallNameBigEgo: PlayedForLaughs.
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Ser Illifer. They're of an age and know each other well. It shows.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Ser Illifer the Penniless]]
!!Ser Illifer the Penniless
A hedge knight who travels with Ser Creighton Longbough. His coat-of-arms is a gold and ermine gyronny pattern.
----
* KnightErrant: His name says it all as to his reasons.
* MeaningfulName: Borders on PunnyName; as a hedge knight it's obvious he's a penniless.
* OldSoldier: He is around 60 years old.
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Ser Creighton. And, their dynamic suggests they've been this way for a while.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: The Knight of the Laughing Tree]]
The Knight of the Laughing Tree was a mystery knight who fought at the Tourney at Harrenhal. He defended the honor of Howland Reed by challenging and defeating three knights whose squires had bullied him, demanding that they chastise the squires in order to ransom back their horses and armor.
The Knight of the Laughing Tree is so-called because of the blazon on his shield, a smiling heart tree. His true identity remains unknown.
----
* BitCharacter: In the greater scheme of things, the Knight's exploit goes unremembered by most Westerosi.
* BullyHunter: Competed just to teach not to mess with a crannogman.
* ButNowIMustGo: Was never seen or heard from again.
* TheFaceless: The Knight's identity had never been revealed.
* GlassSlipper: The knight mysteriously disappears as the king declares him his enemy and sends the Dragon Prince (aka Rhaegar Targaryen) to find him. He could find only his shield. [[spoiler: Though it's possible that the prince covered up his identity and lied...]]
* SamusIsAGirl: [[spoiler: If it really was Lyanna Stark]].
* ShroudedInMyth: Possibly the Knight was Howland Reed or one of the Starks.
[[/folder]]
!!! Historical Hedge Knights
[[folder: Ser Qarl Correy]]
!!Ser Qarl Correy
Ser Qarl Correy was a household knight in service to House Velaryon at High Tide.
----
* AmbiguouslyGay: Qarl was rumored to have been a lover of Laenor Velaryon.
* KarmaHoudini: He was never caught.
* ReplacementGoldfish: For Laenor's former (dead) favorite Joffrey Lonmouth.
* ShroudedInMyth: Now one knows why he killed Laenor. Mushroom believes Daemon Targaryen paid him.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Ser Perkin the Flea]]
!!Ser Perkin
!!!Ser Perkin the Flea
A hedge knight living in King's Landing during the Dance of the Dragons. During the riots against Rhaenyra's rule, he crowned his squire Trystane Truefyre. He occupied the Red Keep after Rhaenyra fled King's Landing. He was later arrested when Aegon II returned to the capital.
----
* TheManBehindTheMan: After installing Trystane, he began to issue edicts on his behalf.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After Lord Cregan Stark arrested the conspirators in the murder of Aegon II, many of the accused chose to take the black and join the Night's Watch, led by Ser Perkin.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Ser Trystane Truefyre]]
!!Ser Trystane Truefyre
The squire of Ser Perkin the Flea, he was briefly installed as king in the Red Keep in chaos following Rhaenyra fleeing King's Landing. Ser Perkin claimed Trystane was the natural son of King Viserys I.
----
* AlliterativeName
* PetTheDog: Before being put to death, he had one request: to be knighted. Aegon II granted this request before having Trystane executed.
* MyNaymeIs
* PuppetKing: To Ser Perkin
* TheSquire: To Ser Perkin the Flea.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Ser Uthor Underleaf]]
!!Ser Uthor Underleaf
!!!The Snail
-->''"I follow tourneys from afar as faithfully as the maesters follow stars."''
Ser Uthor Underleaf, sometimes called the Snail for his personal emblem, was a tourney knight during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen.
----
* AlwaysSecondBest: He exploits this. He preferred not to become a tourney champion, as he did not want to become famous, but was satisfied with the prize granted to the knight who came second.
* AnimalMotif: Like his sigil, the snail, Uthor "hid in his shell", enjoying comfort while keeping a low profile.
* CombatPragmatist: Uthor would bribe the master of the games so that he would face the opponents he preferred -- big men, older champions past their prime, and "village heroes" -- where the odds would be appear to be against him.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite his nature, Uthor is a pro athlete than a warrior or killer. He refuses accept money to kill Dunk more partly because [[spoiler:the money is given by a Blackfyre supporter]].
[[/folder]]
