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* BluffTheImposter: Mors leads a mission to rescue Arya Stark from the Bolton occupied Winterfell and quizzes "Arya", really Jeyne Poole, on the names of the staff at Winterfell. However, Jeyne lived at Winterfell too and answers his questions correctly.
* ColonelBadass: Commands the Umber forces in Stannis' army.
* ColonelBadass: Commands the Umber forces in Stannis' army.
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* BluffTheImposter: Mors leads a mission to rescue Arya Stark from the Bolton occupied Winterfell and quizzes "Arya", really Jeyne Poole, on the names of the staff at Winterfell.Winterfell (displaying deep knowledge of them [[NiceToTheWaiter despite their lower status and the casual nature of his acquaintance with them]]). However, Jeyne lived at Winterfell too and answers his questions correctly.
* ColonelBadass:Commands He commands the Umber forces in Stannis' army.army and does a good job leading "green boys" and "half-crippled serjeants" in guerilla warfare while also being renowned as a conventional warrior.
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* AsskickingLeadsToAuthority: Is a firm believer in this, which is why he and his men drew sword on Robb to test his authority. After having a few of his fingers bitten off for his trouble, he becomes Robb's fiercest supporter.
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* AsskickingLeadsToAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: Is a firm believer in this, which is why he and his men drew sword on Robb to test his authority. After having a few of his fingers bitten off for his the trouble, he becomes Robb's fiercest supporter.
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* AsskickingLeadsToAuthority: Is a firm believer in this, which is why he and his men drew sword on Robb to test his authority. After having a few of his fingers bitten off for his trouble, he becomes Robb's fiercest supporter.
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* BerserkButton: According to Jon, even suggesting that Mors might be willing to let his nephew Greatjon's children die in order to inherit the Umber lordship might not be conducive to the speaker's health..
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* BerserkButton: According to Jon, even suggesting that Mors might be willing to let his nephew Greatjon's children die in order to inherit the Umber lordship might not be conducive to the speaker's health.. health.
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* BerserkButton: According to Jon, even suggesting that Mors might be willing to let his nephew GreatJon's children die in order to inherit the Umber lordship might not be conducive to the speaker 's health..
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* BerserkButton: According to Jon, even suggesting that Mors might be willing to let his nephew GreatJon's Greatjon's children die in order to inherit the Umber lordship might not be conducive to the speaker 's speaker's health..
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** Lord Hoarfrost Umber, Lord of the Last Hearth, grandfather of the Greajton, father to Hother, Mors and another son (the Greatjon's father).
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** Lord Hoarfrost Umber, Lord of the Last Hearth, grandfather of the Greajton, Greatjon, father to Hother, Mors and another son (the Greatjon's father).
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->"The Umbers may seem simple, but they are not without a certain low cunning."
-> --'''Lord Roose Bolton'''
-> --'''Lord Roose Bolton'''
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Rumor is that they still practice DroitDuSeigneur: this even though it is banned. Of course, [[UnreliableNarrator the one claiming this]] is their ArchEnemy [[EvilOverlord Roose Bolton]], so it is disputable. Some like Greatjon are also kind of misogynistic.
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Rumor is that they still practice DroitDuSeigneur: this even though it is banned. Of course, [[UnreliableNarrator the one claiming this]] is their ArchEnemy [[EvilOverlord Roose Bolton]], so it is disputable. Some like Greatjon are also kind of misogynistic.sexist.
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* CatchPhrase: '''THE KING IN THE NORTH!''', which he usually leads Robb's other bannermen in chanting.
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase: '''THE KING IN THE NORTH!''', which he usually leads Robb's other bannermen in chanting.
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* BerserkButton: According to Jon, even suggesting that Mors might be willing to let his nephew GreatJon die in order to inherit the Umber lordship might not be conducive to the speaker 's health..
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* BerserkButton: According to Jon, even suggesting that Mors might be willing to let his nephew GreatJon GreatJon's children die in order to inherit the Umber lordship might not be conducive to the speaker 's health..
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* BerserkButton: According to Jon, even suggesting that Mors might be willing to let his nephew GreatJon die in order to inherit the Umber lordship might not be conducive to the speaker 's health..
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: One of the most politically powerful bannerman of the Starks and also one of their greatest warriors and battle commanders. You can be forgiven for forgetting just how old he actually is, thanks to his BoisterousBruiser nature.
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*ProudWarriorRaceGuyRankScalesWithAsskicking: One of the most politically powerful bannermen of the Starks and also one of their greatest warriors and battle commanders. You can be forgiven for forgetting just how old he actually is, thanks to his BoisterousBruiser nature.
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* TheAlcoholic: Fights hard and drinks hard, too. He can out-drink Merrett Frey, the biggest alcoholic in all the Twins, and still fight like all the demons of hell afterward.
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* SkullCups: Due to his hatred of the wildlings, one of Mors's demands to fight alongside Stannis was Mance Rayder's skull for a drinking cup.
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* BadassBeard: He's a notable warrior and also has a beard of his own.
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* BadassBeard: He has a large shaggy white beard.
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* BadassBeard: Well, yes. He's an Umber: shaving isn't big with them.
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* BadassBeard: You'd be forgiven for picturing it bristle. Even though that is not in the descriptive passages.
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* AttackAttackAttack: While he is a great warrior, he is not the best strategist, as his first instinct to any problem is to lead an all-out attack. This is why Lord Roose Bolton is given command of the North's infantry instead of the Greatjon. Case in point: after Robb marries Jeyne Westerling and the Freys begin to head back to The Twins due to the broken marriage alliance, the Greatjon encourages Robb to ''attack'' them, which is the worst possible move at the moment, as it would damage the North's moral, lead to more infighting among their forces, and wreck any chance of reconciliation with the Freys.
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* AttackAttackAttack: While he is a great warrior, he is not the best strategist, as his first instinct to any problem is to lead an all-out attack. This is why Lord Roose Bolton is given command of the North's infantry instead of the Greatjon. Case in point: after Robb marries Jeyne Westerling and the Freys begin to head back to The Twins due to the broken marriage alliance, the Greatjon encourages Robb to ''attack'' them, which is the worst possible move at the moment, as it would damage the North's moral, morale, lead to more infighting among their forces, and wreck any chance of reconciliation with the Freys.
