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* AmbiguouslyGay: Several characters accuse him of being gay, although Varys eventually admits to being asexual. Not that Varys could have [[GroinAttack done]] [[EunuchsAreEvil much]] with anyone in any case, particularly since he was castrated as a child.
-->'''Oberyn Martell:''' We have some lovely boys on retainer, but...You did like boys before? ''[Varys shakes his head]'' Really? Girls? Hmm. I hope you won't be offended when I say I never would have guessed.\\
'''Varys:''' Not at all. But I was never interested in girls, either.\\
'''Oberyn Martell:''' What then?\\
'''Varys:''' Nothing.\\
'''Oberyn Martell:''' Everybody is interested in something.\\
'''Varys:''' Not me. When I see what desire does to people, what it's done to this country, I am very glad to have no part in it. Besides, the absence of desire leaves one free to pursue other things. [an aside but pointed glance at the Iron Throne]



* DisabilityImmunity / NoSell: As Ros discovered, it's very hard to seduce someone who has no genitals.

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* DisabilityImmunity / NoSell: DisabilityImmunity: As Ros discovered, it's very hard to seduce someone who has no genitals.


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* MistakenForGay: Several characters accuse him of being gay, although Varys eventually admits to being asexual. Not that Varys could have [[GroinAttack done]] [[EunuchsAreEvil much]] with anyone in any case, particularly since he was castrated as a child.
-->'''Oberyn Martell:''' We have some lovely boys on retainer, but...You did like boys before? ''[Varys shakes his head]'' Really? Girls? Hmm. I hope you won't be offended when I say I never would have guessed.\\
'''Varys:''' Not at all. But I was never interested in girls, either.\\
'''Oberyn Martell:''' What then?\\
'''Varys:''' Nothing.\\
'''Oberyn Martell:''' Everybody is interested in something.\\
'''Varys:''' Not me. When I see what desire does to people, what it's done to this country, I am very glad to have no part in it. Besides, the absence of desire leaves one free to pursue other things. [an aside but pointed glance at the Iron Throne]
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* DiesDifferentlyInTheAdaptation: Crushed by falling rocks thrown by Sons of the Harpy in the books, executed by Daario per Daenerys' orders here.
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* MissingStepsPlan: Vary's ethos in a nutshell. He wants to build a better realm that protects the common people. So he serves the royal government, if the government is not doing its best, he then decides to nurture a rebellion even if the guy in charge of that rebellion (Viserys) is plainly going to be worse than the incumbent. Somehow, after a series of events, this will create a better realm for the smallfolk.

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* MissingStepsPlan: Vary's Varys's ethos in a nutshell. He wants to build a better realm that protects the common people. So he serves the royal government, if the government is not doing its best, he then decides to nurture a rebellion even if the guy in charge of that rebellion (Viserys) is plainly going to be worse than the incumbent. Somehow, after a series of events, this will create a better realm for the smallfolk.
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** His initial disobedience toward Daenerys and tendency to sleep on her has also drawn comparisons to [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Charizard.]] Like Charizard, Drogon eventually respects and regains love towards their master/"mother" and obeys their every command again.

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** His initial disobedience toward Daenerys and tendency to sleep on her has also drawn comparisons to [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} [[Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries Charizard.]] Like Charizard, Drogon eventually respects and regains love towards their master/"mother" and obeys their every command again.
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** Needless to say, this is considerably different from the novels, where Aegon Targaryen is ([[AmbiguousSituation believed to be]]) live and well and has actually secretly been under Varys' tutelage for years, who has been grooming him to be king. Varys' spywork on Daenerys is instead motivated by determining just how much of a threat she can be to Aegon's legitimacy and instead settles that the best solution would be if the two could have a political marraige.

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** Needless to say, this is considerably different from the novels, where Aegon Targaryen is ([[AmbiguousSituation believed to be]]) live alive and well and has actually secretly been under Varys' tutelage for years, who has been grooming him to be king. Varys' spywork on Daenerys is instead motivated by determining just how much of a threat she can be to Aegon's legitimacy and instead settles that the best solution would be if the two could have a political marraige.
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* GutturalGrowler: Viserion and Rhaegal have a raspy roar compared to Drogon's. This is more pronounced after he becomes a wight.



* GutturalGrowler: Rhaegal and Viserion have a raspy roar compared to Drogon's.
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** To his fellow younger ''Kingsguard'' brothers while missing part of his armor: "Even now I could carve through the five of you like carving a cake!"

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** To his fellow younger ''Kingsguard'' brothers while missing part of his armor: "Even now I could carve cut through the five of you like carving a cake!"
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* TheAlliance: Upon reaching Westeros, she is supported by an alliance consisting of the Dothraki Horde, the Unsullied army, House Tryell and the Reach, Ellaria Sand and Dorne, Yara and Theon Greyjoy and half the Iron Fleet, Tyrion Lannister, Varys, and (tentatively) the Second Sons mercenary company. The Westerosi allies are quickly knocked out by co-ordinated strikes by Cersei, Jaime, and Euron. Afterwards, the alliance includes the Starks (and, by extension, the Vale and the Wildlings) after Jon Snow pledges himself to her when she promises to defeat the Night King and in gratitude for saving him and his group. A nominal truce exists with the Lannisters to fight the White Walkers, but Cersei [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder only pretends to agree to join Jon and Daenerys in the battle for the living with no intention of honoring the deal]].

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* TheAlliance: Upon reaching Westeros, she is supported by an alliance consisting of the Dothraki Horde, the Unsullied army, House Tryell Tyrell and the Reach, Ellaria Sand and Dorne, Yara and Theon Greyjoy and half the Iron Fleet, Tyrion Lannister, Varys, and (tentatively) the Second Sons mercenary company. The Westerosi allies are quickly knocked out by co-ordinated strikes by Cersei, Jaime, and Euron. Afterwards, the alliance includes the Starks (and, by extension, the Vale and the Wildlings) after Jon Snow pledges himself to her when she promises to defeat the Night King and in gratitude for saving him and his group. A nominal truce exists with the Lannisters to fight the White Walkers, but Cersei [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder only pretends to agree to join Jon and Daenerys in the battle for the living with no intention of honoring the deal]].
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Formerly a slave owned by Kraznys mo Nakloz who he used as a translator, now with Daenerys as of "Walk of Punishment". Dany technically freed her after asking for and accepting her as a gift from Kraznys, but Missandei continues to serve her as a scribe, linguist and handmaiden.

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Formerly a slave owned by Kraznys mo Nakloz who whom he used as a translator, now with Daenerys as of "Walk of Punishment". Dany technically freed her after asking for and accepting her as a gift from Kraznys, but Missandei continues to serve her as a scribe, linguist and handmaiden.
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* EnemyMine: With Tyrion, who he initially takes prisoner and intends to give to Daenerys to gain back her favor, fully expecting she'll execute him. After the two almost died during the journey through Valyria and after being imprisoned as slaves, they seem to have accepted each other as partners in the mutual enterprise of escaping a very bad situation.

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* EnemyMine: With Tyrion, who whom he initially takes prisoner and intends to give to Daenerys to gain back her favor, fully expecting she'll execute him. After the two almost died during the journey through Valyria and after being imprisoned as slaves, they seem to have accepted each other as partners in the mutual enterprise of escaping a very bad situation.



** To Melisandre, who he dislikes out of prejudice for magic. Both of them were born poor and slaves, are foreigners to Westeros, but circumstances led Melisandre to turn to magic and prophecy for help and support while Varys ended up hating magic to become a formidable KnowledgeBroker. Both of them believe in serving the greater good and will do what it takes for the sake of their ideologies and as Dany reminds Varys, they are both FormerRegimePersonnel paying court to her.

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** To Melisandre, who whom he dislikes out of prejudice for magic. Both of them were born poor and slaves, are foreigners to Westeros, but circumstances led Melisandre to turn to magic and prophecy for help and support while Varys ended up hating magic to become a formidable KnowledgeBroker. Both of them believe in serving the greater good and will do what it takes for the sake of their ideologies and as Dany reminds Varys, they are both FormerRegimePersonnel paying court to her.



* DyingCurse: [[spoiler:Her final words on the city walls of King's Landing is "Dracarys", the war cry that triggers the dragonflames. Daenerys and Grey Worm who hear this, more than fulfill her wrath on the city of King's Landing the following day]].

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* DyingCurse: [[spoiler:Her final words on the city walls of King's Landing is "Dracarys", the war cry that triggers the dragonflames. Daenerys and Grey Worm Worm, who hear this, more than fulfill her wrath on the city of King's Landing the following day]].
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* InformedAttribute: He's presented as a great all-knowing chessmaster and presents himself as someone interested in the general good of the realm. Yet throughout Seasons 1-4 he gets OutGambitted by Littlefinger (who kills his mole Ros, and murders Joffrey by working with Olenna Tyrell), by Daenerys herself who both survives his assassination attempt, and then births three dragons, then Tyrion kills Tywin and finally his supposedly loyal "little birds" get subverted by Qyburn, and he somehow fails to unearth information about the drying of Tywin's goldmines.

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* InformedAttribute: He's presented as a great all-knowing chessmaster and presents himself as someone interested in the general good of the realm. Yet throughout Seasons 1-4 he gets OutGambitted by Littlefinger (who kills his mole Ros, and murders Joffrey by working with Olenna Tyrell), by Daenerys herself who both survives his assassination attempt, attempt and then births three dragons, then Tyrion kills Tywin Tywin, and finally his supposedly loyal "little birds" get subverted by Qyburn, and he somehow fails failed to unearth information about the drying of Tywin's goldmines.
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* InformedAttribute: He's presented as a great all-knowing chessmaster and presents himself as someone interested in the general good of the realm. Yet throughout Seasons 1-4 he gets OutGambitted by Littlefinger (who kills his mole Ros, murders Joffrey by working with Olenna Tyrell), by Daenerys herself who both survives his assassination attempt, and then births three dragons, then Tyrion kills Tywin and finally his supposedly loyal "little birds" get subverted by Qyburn, and he somehow fails to unearth information about the drying of Tywin's goldmines.

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* InformedAttribute: He's presented as a great all-knowing chessmaster and presents himself as someone interested in the general good of the realm. Yet throughout Seasons 1-4 he gets OutGambitted by Littlefinger (who kills his mole Ros, and murders Joffrey by working with Olenna Tyrell), by Daenerys herself who both survives his assassination attempt, and then births three dragons, then Tyrion kills Tywin and finally his supposedly loyal "little birds" get subverted by Qyburn, and he somehow fails to unearth information about the drying of Tywin's goldmines.
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* GeniusBruiser: A capable and intelligent knight. Unfortunately, see LoveMakesYouDumb...


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* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Jorah is a big, hairy, hulking knight and his queen Daenerys is a small, waifish girl.


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* IDubTheeSirKnight: Earned his knighthood at the Siege of Pyke.
* ImpoverishedPatrician: Put himself in this position by trying to cater to his wife's expensive tastes.
* InSeriesNickname: Despite being a Northman, thus a descendant of the First Men, he's called "Jorah the Andal" by the Dothraki because he hails from Rhaesh Andahli (Land of the Andals), which is the Dothraki name for Westeros.


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* IWarnedYou: His modus operandi regarding his counsel to Daenerys. It comes to bite him when Daenerys finds out that he had been spying on her.
* KickTheDog: When Tyrion mocks his desperate plan to get back into Daenerys' good graces, the normally stoic Jorah loses his temper and slaps Tyrion so hard he faints.


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* TheLancer: To Daenerys.


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* LoveMakesYouDumb: Generally a knowledgeable, reasonable, and insightful person, it all goes out the window in his desperation to make his wife(and later, Daenerys) love him.

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* AccentuateTheNegative: Jorah tends to find faults in everyone Daenerys meet.



* AstonishinglyAppropriateAppearance: His House's sigil is a bear, and he's as big, burly and hairy as one.



* BlackSheep: Aside from his current reputation, Jorah is a northerner fighting to place the Mad King's daughter on the throne of Westeros. A girl who has lived most of her life outside of Westeros and the daughter of the same king who was deposed by Ned Stark, the man to whom Jorah owed allegiance.



* CarpetOfVirility: Adding to his bear-like appearance.



* CourtlyLove: Deconstructed. His obsession with Lynesse destroyed his life, but his love with Daenerys made him a better person.
* CrazyJealousGuy: Jorah gets jealous of any man who offers Daenerys help and constantly advises her to push them away in the hopes that she'll become dependent on him alone instead. Daenerys catches on.



* DeadpanSnarker: He has his moments:

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* DeadpanSnarker: He has his moments:moments, mainly with Tyrion:


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* DespairEventHorizon: After Daenerys exiles him twice, Jorah volunteers as a warrior in Daznak's Pit in a last, desperate attempt to return to her good graces, or die trying.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: Jorah's plan to kidnap and hand Tyrion over to Daenerys was doomed to failure from the beginning, as Tyrion himself points out. Even if they had managed to get to Meereen safely (which they didn't), what would stop Daenerys from simply executing Jorah once and for all? Instead, Daenerys spares Tyrion and exiles Jorah... again.


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* DirtyOldMan: Downplayed. Jorah is old enough to be Daenerys' father, and he is in love with her. But he never tries to kiss her forcibly the way he does in the book.


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* EnemyMine: With Tyrion, who he initially takes prisoner and intends to give to Daenerys to gain back her favor, fully expecting she'll execute him. After the two almost died during the journey through Valyria and after being imprisoned as slaves, they seem to have accepted each other as partners in the mutual enterprise of escaping a very bad situation.


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* FailureKnight: He fell for a noblewoman who took him for everything he had. Soon he begins to fall for Daenerys.
* FatalFlaw: He dislikes bowing and scraping to people, whether they are queens, merchants, or slavers. This is both a virtue and a flaw: Westeros is the kind of place where this attitude can be deadly.

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