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* NotSoAboveItAll: The North is not above betrayals and realpolitik that Ned accuses the South. While they were praising Robb as he was winning battles on the field, the stronger houses started going against his orders when the going got tough and after losing they put all the blame on him. The UndyingLoyalty from most houses was a case of FairWeatherFriend. Indeed, in Season 6, Jon and Sansa's true supporters against the Boltons are mostly outsiders. Southrons like Davos and Brienne, Essosi like Melisandre, the Wildlings and the Knights of the Vale, while Northern stalwarts like Umbers betrayed Rickon and the Glovers sat on the fence.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: NotSoDifferent: The North is not above betrayals and realpolitik that Ned accuses the South. While they were praising Robb as he was winning battles on the field, the stronger houses started going against his orders when the going got tough and after losing they put all the blame on him. The UndyingLoyalty from most houses was a case of FairWeatherFriend. Indeed, in Season 6, Jon and Sansa's true supporters against the Boltons are mostly outsiders. Southrons like Davos and Brienne, Essosi like Melisandre, the Wildlings and the Knights of the Vale, while Northern stalwarts like Umbers betrayed Rickon and the Glovers sat on the fence.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the books, the Northern lords are loyal to House Stark, and only submitted to Bolton rule in the face of hopeless odds and in the absence of a unifying leader (and because the Boltons hold hostages). When Stannis shows up with a strong (though small) army and announces his desire to take the fight to the Boltons and reinstall the Starks (and proves his intentions to defend the North by routing the Wildlings and pushing the Ironborn out of Deepwood Motte), he immediately gets the support of the Mountain Clans, House Glover, House Umber, and House Mormont. He's set to get the support of House Manderly as well, likely after dealing a hard blow to Bolton strength in the Battle in the Ice at the crofter's village. In the show, the Northern lords all stay put while Stannis marches alone and is killed. Even in the next season, when ''the Starks themselves'' in the form of two of Ned's trueborn children personally show up and ask for help, next to no one answers the call. Not even the Houses who lost families to the Boltons care enough to help. In the end, Jon and Sansa gather a few hundred Northern soldiers and a couple thousand Wildlings, while the Boltons were stated mid-season to have over ''six thousand'' Northern soldiers at Winterfell alone, showing that either the Boltons were overwhelmingly more popular than the Starks ''or'' that the Northern lords were too cowed to defy their summons.[[note]Most of those were probably the Boltons' own men, though given the seemingly very heavy casualties among the Bolton horsemen in S-5 E-10 as well as the presence of lords Karstark and Umber at the Battle of the Bastards, a significant fraction, at least, must be other Northmen.[[/note]] Their loyalty is also very easy to change. As soon as Jon is away, the Lords are quick to suggest that Sansa becomes the new ruler instead.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the books, the Northern lords are loyal to House Stark, and only submitted to Bolton rule in the face of hopeless odds and in the absence of a unifying leader (and because the Boltons hold hostages). When Stannis shows up with a strong (though small) army and announces his desire to take the fight to the Boltons and reinstall the Starks (and proves his intentions to defend the North by routing the Wildlings and pushing the Ironborn out of Deepwood Motte), he immediately gets the support of the Mountain Clans, House Glover, House Umber, and House Mormont. He's set to get the support of House Manderly as well, likely after dealing a hard blow to Bolton strength in the Battle in the Ice at the crofter's village. In the show, the Northern lords all stay put while Stannis marches alone and is killed. Even in the next season, when ''the Starks themselves'' in the form of two of Ned's trueborn children personally show up and ask for help, next to no one answers the call. Not even the Houses who lost families to the Boltons care enough to help. In the end, Jon and Sansa gather a few hundred Northern soldiers and a couple thousand Wildlings, while the Boltons were stated mid-season to have over ''six thousand'' Northern soldiers at Winterfell alone, showing that either the Boltons were overwhelmingly more popular than the Starks ''or'' that the Northern lords were too cowed to defy their summons.[[note]Most [[note]]Most of those were probably the Boltons' own men, though given the seemingly very heavy casualties among the Bolton horsemen in S-5 E-10 as well as the presence of lords Karstark and Umber at the Battle of the Bastards, a significant fraction, at least, must be other Northmen.[[/note]] Their loyalty is also very easy to change. As soon as Jon is away, the Lords are quick to suggest that Sansa becomes the new ruler instead.
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Though ''much'' less pronounced than any of the other regions, the Stormlands as a whole are loosely like medieval Germany, though there’s a mish-mash of other factors. Like Germany, the Stormlands are the most densely forested part of the Seven Kingdoms (of the three major forests, two are located in the Stormlands, the third in the North; but while the North is vast, those two forests take up most of the Stormlands). Similarly, medieval Germany was densely forested. The other similarities have more to do with their history, which is a lot like the Holy Roman Empire. [[labelnote:From the Books...]] Before the Targaryen Conquest, the Stormlands under the Durrandon dynasty conquered the Riverlands (including the future Crownlands), as well as bits of the eastern Reach, and expanding further into the Dornish Marches. This Durrandon super-kingdom controlled essentially the entire eastern half of southern Westeros, and it held these lands for a full three centuries. They had over-expanded, however, because now they shared hostiles borders with ''all six'' of the other Kingdoms. Most kingdoms could handle having two powerful bordering kingdoms: the Westerlands border the Reach and are right near the Iron Islands, Dorne borders the Reach and the Stormlands, etc. The Reach gets away with having four powerful neighbors (the Westerlands, the Stormlands, Dorne, and the nearby Iron Islands to the north) because it’s the most fertile part of Westeros, has twice the population, and can field twice as many armies (though this balances out because they have twice as many hostile borders). The old Storm Kingdom’s westward expansion, however, meant it wasn’t just fighting its traditional enemies of the Reach and Dorne: now it had to defend its conquests against the Westerlands, the Vale, the North, and particularly the Iron Islands pressing from the west -- ''nor'' did they have the numbers advantages the Reach did. This is much like what happened to the medieval Holy Roman Empire – basically centered around Germany, but also trying to hold on to the eastern parts of France, northern Italy, fighting Slavs to the east and Vikings to the north. Its borders were so amorphous, and faced so many powerful rivals on every side, that its lands got chipped away over time. Similarly, about three generations before the Targaryen Conquest, King Harwyn Hoare led the Ironborn to conquer the Riverlands from the Stormlands. In the next generation his son kicked them out of the future Crownlands, while the Gardener Kings of the Reach from the southwest chipped away at their lands on the upper Mander, and the Dornish edged them back in the Marches. The remaining core territories of “The Stormlands”, ruled from Storm’s End, got taken over by the Baratheons during the Conquest, when a Targaryen general named Orys Baratheon married the daughter of the last Durrandon king. Other points going towards considering the Stormlands to be a fantasy counterpart to Germany are their long history of wars across a poorly defined border to the west with the Reach (which is much more clearly Fantasy!France). One difference is that Germany doesn’t border Spain, but the Stormlands do have contested mountainous borders with Dorne (Fantasy!Muslim Spain) – though the Holy Roman Empire at its height did compete with Spain for control of the southern parts of France. Again, the similarity to a real life counterpart isn’t quite as pronounced as in other regions. The Season 3 Blu-ray animated featurette on “The Stormlands”, narrated by Brienne of Tarth, does quickly explain how the Stormlands conquered the Riverlands but later lost it to the Ironborn – establishing that their backstory is also pretty much the same in the TV continuity.[[/labelnote]]
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Though ''much'' less pronounced than any of the other regions, the Stormlands as a whole are loosely like medieval Germany, though there’s a mish-mash of other factors. Like Germany, the Stormlands are the most densely forested part of the Seven Kingdoms (of the three major forests, two are located in the Stormlands, the third in the North; but while the North is vast, those two forests take up most of the Stormlands). Similarly, medieval Germany was densely forested. The other similarities have more to do with their history, which is a lot like the Holy Roman Empire. [[labelnote:From the Books...]] Before the Targaryen Conquest, the Stormlands under the Durrandon dynasty conquered the Riverlands (including the future Crownlands), as well as bits of the eastern Reach, and expanding further into the Dornish Marches. This Durrandon super-kingdom controlled essentially the entire eastern half of southern Westeros, and it held these lands for a full three centuries. They had over-expanded, however, because now they shared hostiles borders with ''all six'' of the other Kingdoms. Most kingdoms could handle having two powerful bordering kingdoms: the Westerlands border the Reach and are right near the Iron Islands, Dorne borders the Reach and the Stormlands, etc. The Reach gets away with having four powerful neighbors (the Westerlands, the Stormlands, Dorne, and the nearby Iron Islands to the north) because it’s the most fertile part of Westeros, has twice the population, and can field twice as many armies (though this balances out because they have twice as many hostile borders). The old Storm Kingdom’s westward expansion, however, meant it wasn’t just fighting its traditional enemies of the Reach and Dorne: now it had to defend its conquests against the Westerlands, the Vale, the North, and particularly the Iron Islands pressing from the west -- ''nor'' did they have the numbers advantages the Reach did. This is much like what happened to the medieval Holy Roman Empire – basically centered around Germany, but also trying to hold on to the eastern parts of France, northern Italy, fighting Slavs to the east and Vikings to the north. Its borders were so amorphous, and faced so many powerful rivals on every side, that its lands got chipped away over time. Similarly, about three generations before the Targaryen Conquest, King Harwyn Hoare led the Ironborn to conquer the Riverlands from the Stormlands. In the next generation his son kicked them out of the future Crownlands, while the Gardener Kings of the Reach from the southwest chipped away at their lands on the upper Mander, and the Dornish edged them back in the Marches. The remaining core territories of “The Stormlands”, ruled from Storm’s End, got taken over by the Baratheons during the Conquest, when a Targaryen general named Orys Baratheon married the daughter of the last Durrandon king. Other points going towards considering the Stormlands to be a fantasy counterpart to Germany are their long history of wars across a poorly defined border to the west with the Reach (which is much more clearly Fantasy!France). Fantasy France). One difference is that Germany doesn’t border Spain, but the Stormlands do have contested mountainous borders with Dorne (Fantasy!Muslim (Fantasy Muslim Spain) – though the Holy Roman Empire at its height did compete with Spain for control of the southern parts of France. Again, the similarity to a real life counterpart isn’t quite as pronounced as in other regions. The Season 3 Blu-ray animated featurette on “The Stormlands”, narrated by Brienne of Tarth, does quickly explain how the Stormlands conquered the Riverlands but later lost it to the Ironborn – establishing that their backstory is also pretty much the same in the TV continuity.[[/labelnote]]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the books, the Northern lords are so loyal to House Stark that they are staging an uprising even without any input from the surviving members. In the show, the Starks have to ask for help and even then next to no one answers the call. Not even the Houses who lost families to the Boltons care enough to help. Their loyalty is also very easy to change. As soon as Jon is away, the Lords are quick to suggest that Sansa becomes the new ruler instead.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the books, the Northern lords are so loyal to House Stark that they are staging an uprising even without any input from Stark, and only submitted to Bolton rule in the surviving members. face of hopeless odds and in the absence of a unifying leader (and because the Boltons hold hostages). When Stannis shows up with a strong (though small) army and announces his desire to take the fight to the Boltons and reinstall the Starks (and proves his intentions to defend the North by routing the Wildlings and pushing the Ironborn out of Deepwood Motte), he immediately gets the support of the Mountain Clans, House Glover, House Umber, and House Mormont. He's set to get the support of House Manderly as well, likely after dealing a hard blow to Bolton strength in the Battle in the Ice at the crofter's village. In the show, the Northern lords all stay put while Stannis marches alone and is killed. Even in the next season, when ''the Starks have to themselves'' in the form of two of Ned's trueborn children personally show up and ask for help and even then help, next to no one answers the call. Not even the Houses who lost families to the Boltons care enough to help. In the end, Jon and Sansa gather a few hundred Northern soldiers and a couple thousand Wildlings, while the Boltons were stated mid-season to have over ''six thousand'' Northern soldiers at Winterfell alone, showing that either the Boltons were overwhelmingly more popular than the Starks ''or'' that the Northern lords were too cowed to defy their summons.[[note]Most of those were probably the Boltons' own men, though given the seemingly very heavy casualties among the Bolton horsemen in S-5 E-10 as well as the presence of lords Karstark and Umber at the Battle of the Bastards, a significant fraction, at least, must be other Northmen.[[/note]] Their loyalty is also very easy to change. As soon as Jon is away, the Lords are quick to suggest that Sansa becomes the new ruler instead.
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** By the end of the series, [[spoiler:they have become analogous to the UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire and the UsefulNotes/PolishLithuanianCommonwealth where a series of crisis and the last dynasty dying out without an heir left the nobility opting to electing an monarch that would keep stability rather than passing on to their heirs. The electorate is noble-exclusive only much in the case of the other two]].
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** By the end of the series, [[spoiler:they have become analogous to the UsefulNotes/HolyRomanEmpire and the UsefulNotes/PolishLithuanianCommonwealth where a series of crisis and the last dynasty dying out without an heir left the nobility opting to electing elect an monarch that would keep stability rather than passing on to their heirs. The electorate is noble-exclusive only much in the case of the other two]].
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** [[spoiler: After the final defeat of the White Walkers, the weather is shown to be more mild, with the snow North of the Wall notably thinner, implying that seasons are returning to normal.]]
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** [[spoiler: After the final defeat of the White Walkers, the weather is shown to be more mild, with the snow North of the Wall notably thinner, and some foliage starting to sprout up implying that seasons are returning to normal.]]
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* CharactersDroppingLikeFlies: During the intervening civil wars, several famous Great Houses disappear and are extinguished: House Bolton, House Martell, House Tyrell; House Frey is singlehandedly destroyed by Arya and House Tarly (who replace the Tyrell following the death of their last members) loses its head and heir, with only its female members and a disowned male left alive. It looked like House Baratheon (in both legitimate and InNameOnly branches) was gone for good [[spoiler:but then Daenerys legitimized Robert's lowborn bastard and raised him to Lord Gendry Baratheon and giving him Storm's End. In the course of the Long Night, House Karstark, House Umber, House Mormont are extinguished in defense of the North, while in Daenerys' conquest of King's Landing, House Greyjoy ends in the male line]].
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* CharactersDroppingLikeFlies: During the intervening civil wars, several famous Great Houses disappear and are extinguished: extinguished -- House Bolton, Bolton and House Martell, House Tyrell; Tyrell being among the most prominent. House Frey is singlehandedly destroyed by Arya and House Tarly (who replace the Tyrell following the death of their last members) loses its head and heir, with only its female members and a disowned male left alive. It looked like House Baratheon (in both legitimate and InNameOnly branches) was gone for good [[spoiler:but then Daenerys legitimized Robert's lowborn bastard and raised him to Lord Gendry Baratheon and giving him Storm's End. House Martell likewise recouped its seat with another Martell Prince in charge at the end. In the course of the Long Night, House Karstark, House Umber, House Mormont are extinguished in defense of the North, while in Daenerys' conquest of King's Landing, House Greyjoy ends in the male line]].line. With Daenerys' death and Jon Snow exiled and disinherited, House Targaryen is virtually finished. House Stark's current male heir, Bran, is an elective monarch who cannot father children, leaving Sansa as the ruler of the North, with House Stark surviving in the female line as well]].
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* BizarreSeasons: Each of the four seasons can last for years on end, and of variable length; three year long winters are rare and only occur once a generation, while ten year long winters occur only once a century or so. Talisa establishes in Season 2 that these seasons affect Essos as well. "The Door" carries the implication that the magic used by the Children of the Forest to create the White Walkers is also responsible for Westeros' seasons and the conditions in the Far North and Beyond the Wall, since these areas used to be lush and green.
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* BizarreSeasons: Each of the four seasons can last for years on end, and of variable length; three year long winters are rare and only occur once a generation, while ten year long winters occur only once a century or so. Talisa establishes in Season 2 that these seasons affect Essos as well. "The Door" carries the implication Its heavily implied that the magic used by the Children of the Forest to create the White Walkers is also responsible for Westeros' seasons and the conditions in the Far North and Beyond the Wall, since these areas used to be lush and green.green.
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** [[spoiler: After the final defeat of the White Walkers, the weather is shown to be more mild, with the snow North of the Wall notably thinner, implying that seasons are returning to normal.]]
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Westeros is essentially the British Isles as an entire continent (estimated to be the size of South America). While meant to represent Britain, there are influences from other medieval European countries as well.
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: ElectiveMonarchy: [[spoiler:How Westeros ends the series; chosing to elect their own monarch among a council of it's great lords rather than allowing dynasties to rule over the continent and risk the rise of tyrants]].
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** Westeros is essentially the British Isles as an entire continent (estimated to be the size of South America). While meant to represent Britain, there are influences from other medieval European countries aswell.well.
** By the end of the series, [[spoiler:they have become analogous to the UsefulNotes/PolishLithuanianCommonwealth where a series of crisis and the last dynasty dying out without an heir left the nobility opting to electing an monarch that would keep stability rather than passing on to their heirs]].
* FantasyCounterpartCulture:
** Westeros is essentially the British Isles as an entire continent (estimated to be the size of South America). While meant to represent Britain, there are influences from other medieval European countries as
** By the end of the series, [[spoiler:they have become analogous to the UsefulNotes/PolishLithuanianCommonwealth where a series of crisis and the last dynasty dying out without an heir left the nobility opting to electing an monarch that would keep stability rather than passing on to their heirs]].
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* CharactersDroppingLikeFlies: During the intervening civil wars, several famous Great Houses disappear and are extinguished: House Bolton, House Martell, House Baratheon (both the legitimate and InNameOnly branches). House Tyrell is reduced to a single member, who belongs to another minor house bloodline and unable to produce more heirs. By the end of Season 7, House Frey is singlehandedly destroyed by Arya and House Tarly (who replace the Tyrell following the death of their last members) loses its head and heir, with only its female members and a disowned male left alive.
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* CharactersDroppingLikeFlies: During the intervening civil wars, several famous Great Houses disappear and are extinguished: House Bolton, House Martell, House Baratheon (both the legitimate and InNameOnly branches). House Tyrell is reduced to a single member, who belongs to another minor house bloodline and unable to produce more heirs. By the end of Season 7, Tyrell; House Frey is singlehandedly destroyed by Arya and House Tarly (who replace the Tyrell following the death of their last members) loses its head and heir, with only its female members and a disowned male left alive.alive. It looked like House Baratheon (in both legitimate and InNameOnly branches) was gone for good [[spoiler:but then Daenerys legitimized Robert's lowborn bastard and raised him to Lord Gendry Baratheon and giving him Storm's End. In the course of the Long Night, House Karstark, House Umber, House Mormont are extinguished in defense of the North, while in Daenerys' conquest of King's Landing, House Greyjoy ends in the male line]].
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* EndOfAnEra: [[spoiler:King's Landing is reduced to a smoking ruin, most of its citizenry and military is butchered or immolated, and the Red Keep is destroyed following Daenerys' FaceHeelTurn in the penultimate episode of the series. Whoever the next monarch of Westeros is is going to have to set up elsewhere while the city is rebuilt, or will have to abandon it entirely to a fate similar to Harrenhal.]]
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* AdaptationalWimp: In the books, the North truly remembers, and a few families plot to restore the Starks to power. In the show, they've crossed the DespairEventHorizon and don't pull together until the Starks defeat the Boltons with outsider help.
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* AdaptationalWimp: AdaptationalVillainy: In the books, the North truly remembers, and a few families plot Northern lords are so loyal to restore House Stark that they are staging an uprising even without any input from the Starks to power. surviving members. In the show, they've crossed the DespairEventHorizon and don't pull together until the Starks defeat have to ask for help and even then next to no one answers the call. Not even the Houses who lost families to the Boltons with outsider help.care enough to help. Their loyalty is also very easy to change. As soon as Jon is away, the Lords are quick to suggest that Sansa becomes the new ruler instead.
-->'''Sansa''': “Yes, they turned their backs on Jon when it was time to retake Winterfell, and then they named him their King, and now they're ready to turn their backs on him again. How far would you trust men like that? They're all bloody wind vanes.”
-->'''Sansa''': “Yes, they turned their backs on Jon when it was time to retake Winterfell, and then they named him their King, and now they're ready to turn their backs on him again. How far would you trust men like that? They're all bloody wind vanes.”
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* TheDogBitesBack: [[spoiler:After years and years of being stabbed in the back and ridiculed by the South, having to live under the abysmal rule of House Bolton due to Lannister scheming, and losing untold lives in the war against the White Walkers while the South left them to die against the undead horde, the Northmen completely embrace the chance to extract some revenge with interest when they sack King's Landing in "The Bells". Even after the Lannister forces surrender ''and'' Jon orders his troops to stop they proceed to pillage the city to finally give the South some Northern justice, and only stop when the fall back order is given since the city is crumbling around them.]]
** [[spoiler:Horrifyingly, the Northmen aren't above the type of rapacious and underhanded warfare that their southern counterparts engage in, as shown when the Northern armies join right alongside the Unsullied and Dothraki in pillaging King's Landing after the Lannister forces surrendered in "The Bells". They even willfully ignored their commander (and Warden of the North) when Jon ordered them to stop.]]
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* EndOfAnEra: [[spoiler:King's Landing is reduced to a smoking ruin, most of its citizenry and military is butchered or immolated, and the Red Keep is destroyed following Daenerys' FaceHeelTurn in the penultimate episode of the series. Whoever the next monarch of Westeros is going to have to set up elsewhere while the city is rebuilt, or will have to abandon it entirely to a fate similar to Harrenhal.]]
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* EndOfAnEra: [[spoiler:King's Landing is reduced to a smoking ruin, most of its citizenry and military is butchered or immolated, and the Red Keep is destroyed following Daenerys' FaceHeelTurn in the penultimate episode of the series. Whoever the next monarch of Westeros is is going to have to set up elsewhere while the city is rebuilt, or will have to abandon it entirely to a fate similar to Harrenhal.]]
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* EndOfAnEra: [[spoiler:King's Landing is reduced to a smoking ruin, most of its citizenry and military is butchered or immolated, and the Red Keep is destroyed following Daenerys' FaceHeelTurn in the penultimate episode of the series. Whoever the next monarch of Westeros is going to have to set up elsewhere while the city is rebuilt, or will have to abandon it entirely to a fate similar to Harrenhal.]]
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* SmiteMeOhMightySmiter[=/=]RageAgainstTheHeavens: The Storm Kings of old had this sort of relationship with their Storm God, and it was this attitude the fueled the creation of Storm's End, it being a castle that was repeatedly destroyed by the weather but was continued to be rebuilt out of sheer mule-headed stubbornness until they built one that finally could withstand the beating.
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* SmiteMeOhMightySmiter[=/=]RageAgainstTheHeavens: SmiteMeOhMightySmiter: The Storm Kings of old had this sort of relationship with their Storm God, and it was this attitude the fueled the creation of Storm's End, it being a castle that was repeatedly destroyed by the weather but was continued to be rebuilt out of sheer mule-headed stubbornness until they built one that finally could withstand the beating.
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'''The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros''' | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkChildren House Stark Children]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon Snow]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa Stark]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya Stark]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesRamsayBolton Ramsay Bolton]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTywinLannister Tywin Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesCerseiLannister Cersei Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesJaimeLannister Jaime Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesJoffreyBaratheon Joffrey Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysTargaryen Daenerys Targaryen]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesTyrionLannister Tyrion Lannister]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesStannisBaratheon Stannis Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTheonGreyjoy Theon Greyjoy]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]]]]]]-]
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'''The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros''' | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkChildren House Stark Children]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon Snow]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa Stark]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya Stark]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesRamsayBolton Ramsay Bolton]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTywinLannister Tywin Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesCerseiLannister Cersei Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesJaimeLannister Jaime Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesJoffreyBaratheon Joffrey Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysTargaryen Daenerys Targaryen]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesTyrionLannister Tyrion Lannister]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesStannisBaratheon Stannis Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTheonGreyjoy Theon Greyjoy]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesPetyrBaelish Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]]]]]]-]
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'''The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros''' | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkChildren House Stark Children]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon Snow]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa Stark]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya Stark]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesRamsayBolton Ramsay Bolton]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTywinLannister Tywin Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesCerseiLannister Cersei Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesJaimeLannister Jaime Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesJoffreyBaratheon Joffrey Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysTargaryen Daenerys Targaryen]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesTyrionLannister Tyrion Lannister]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesStannisBaratheon Stannis Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]]]]]]-]
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'''The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros''' | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkChildren House Stark Children]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon Snow]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa Stark]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya Stark]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesRamsayBolton Ramsay Bolton]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTywinLannister Tywin Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesCerseiLannister Cersei Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesJaimeLannister Jaime Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesJoffreyBaratheon Joffrey Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysTargaryen Daenerys Targaryen]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesTyrionLannister Tyrion Lannister]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesStannisBaratheon Stannis Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTheonGreyjoy Theon Greyjoy]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]]]]]]-]
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* EndOfAnEra: [[spoiler:Following the destruction of Eastwatch-By-The-Sea and the eastern end of the Wall, the settling of the Wildlings in the Gift and their subsequent integration into Westeros, and the death of the Night King and the Army Of The Dead at Winterfell, the state of the Wall and the Lands Beyond is up in the air since the Wall now no longer needs to be defended by the Night's Watch. Additionally, the complete erasure Of The White Walkers as a species may have the side-effect of eliminating the constant arctic climate from Northern Westeros, returning it to the state it was in before the Children of the Forest created the Walkers.]]
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* EndOfAnEra: [[spoiler:Following the destruction of Eastwatch-By-The-Sea and the eastern end of the Wall, the settling of the Wildlings in the Gift and their subsequent integration into Westeros, and the death of the Night King and the Army Of The Dead at Winterfell, the state of the Wall and the Lands Beyond is up in the air since the Wall now no longer needs to be defended by the Night's Watch. Additionally, the complete erasure Of The of the White Walkers as a species may have the side-effect of eliminating the constant arctic climate from Northern Westeros, returning it to the state it was in before the Children of the Forest created the Walkers.]]
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* EndOfAnEra: [[spoiler:Following the destruction of Eastwatch-By-The-Sea and the eastern end of the Wall, the settling of the Wildlings in the Gift and their subsequent integration into Westeros, and the death of the Night King and the Army Of The Dead at Winterfell, the state of the Wall and the Lands Beyond is up in the air since the Wall now no longer needs to be defended by the Night's Watch. Additionally, the complete erasure Of The White Walkers as a species may have the side-effect of eliminating the constant arctic climate from Northern Westeros, returning it to the state it was in before the Children of the Forest created the Walkers.]]
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* AbandonShip: [[spoiler: Now that the Wall has been breached and no longer needs defending, Jon Snow has a message sent to Castle Black and the Shadow Tower that all the Watchmen there are to retreat to Winterfell to await the coming army of undead and White Walkers.]]
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* CharactersDroppingLikeFlies: During the intervening civil wars, several famous Great Houses disappear and are extinguished: House Bolton, House Martell, House Baratheon (both the legitimate and InNameOnly branches). House Tyrell is reduced to a single member, who belongs to another minor house bloodline and unable to produce more heirs. [[spoiler:By the end of Season 7, House Frey is singlehandedly destroyed by Arya and House Tarly (who replace the Tyrell following the death of their last members) loses its head and heir, with only its female members and a disowned male left alive]].
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* CharactersDroppingLikeFlies: During the intervening civil wars, several famous Great Houses disappear and are extinguished: House Bolton, House Martell, House Baratheon (both the legitimate and InNameOnly branches). House Tyrell is reduced to a single member, who belongs to another minor house bloodline and unable to produce more heirs. [[spoiler:By By the end of Season 7, House Frey is singlehandedly destroyed by Arya and House Tarly (who replace the Tyrell following the death of their last members) loses its head and heir, with only its female members and a disowned male left alive]].alive.
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** At the end of Season 6, the Seven Kingdoms is mostly an entity on paper. House Lannister controls the Iron Throne but The North has returned to the control of their hated enemies House Stark, who still claim their independence. The Iron Islands have remained defiant and set to launch a fresh campaign, the Vale has declared for the North. The Tyrell-Lannister alliance has disintegrated after Cersei had their heirs assassinated and the remaining Tyrells are now working with renegade Ironborn and the Martells to restore the Targaryens back to the throne. In the Season 7 premiere, Jaime points out that Cersei controls merely the Riverlands, the Westerlands and the Crownlands. [[spoiler:And then the Freys die, throwing the Riverlands into chaos; if the Tullys take the region back then they're with the North as well.]]
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** At the end of Season 6, the Seven Kingdoms is mostly an entity on paper. House Lannister controls the Iron Throne but The North has returned to the control of their hated enemies House Stark, who still claim their independence. The Iron Islands have remained defiant and set to launch a fresh campaign, the Vale has declared for the North. The Tyrell-Lannister alliance has disintegrated after Cersei had their heirs assassinated and the remaining Tyrells are now working with renegade Ironborn and the Martells to restore the Targaryens back to the throne. In the Season 7 premiere, Jaime points out that Cersei controls merely the Riverlands, the Westerlands and the Crownlands. [[spoiler:And And then the Freys die, throwing the Riverlands into chaos; if the Tullys take the region back then they're with the North as well.]]
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The North is a cold region and largest of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, able to potentially house the other six inside of it by its sheer size alone. The people of the North have a bit of an idiosyncratic culture compared to those south of The Neck, as they still worship the Old Gods that the First Men adopted from the Children of the Forest and pray (or take their vows, for Northborn Night's Watch members) underneath the weirwood trees that dot the land. They also place a high value on honor, and still hold the belief that the man who passes sentence should be the one to swing the executing sword. They are also the only region that still hold the tales of the Long Night and the White Walkers as truth (however distant), as evidenced by the words of House Stark; Winter Is Coming. While formerly ruled over by House Stark, the titles of Lord Paramount and Warden of the North passed on to Roose Bolton, awarded to him by Tywin Lannister after the fall of House Stark. Upon the revelation of his betrayal to House Lannister, Queen Cersei has ordered the extermination of his house. After the Second Battle of Winterfell, House Bolton was exterminated by House Stark, which has reclaimed leadership of the North under its new King in the North, Jon Snow. [[spoiler:By the end of Season 7, they have relinquished their independence to Daenerys Targaryen in exchange of her help to defend Westeros from the White Walkers]].
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The North is a cold region and largest of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, able to potentially house the other six inside of it by its sheer size alone. The people of the North have a bit of an idiosyncratic culture compared to those south of The Neck, as they still worship the Old Gods that the First Men adopted from the Children of the Forest and pray (or take their vows, for Northborn Night's Watch members) underneath the weirwood trees that dot the land. They also place a high value on honor, and still hold the belief that the man who passes sentence should be the one to swing the executing sword. They are also the only region that still hold the tales of the Long Night and the White Walkers as truth (however distant), as evidenced by the words of House Stark; Winter Is Coming. While formerly ruled over by House Stark, the titles of Lord Paramount and Warden of the North passed on to Roose Bolton, awarded to him by Tywin Lannister after the fall of House Stark. Upon the revelation of his betrayal to House Lannister, Queen Cersei has ordered the extermination of his house. After the Second Battle of Winterfell, House Bolton was exterminated by House Stark, which has reclaimed leadership of the North under its new King in the North, Jon Snow. [[spoiler:By By the end of Season 7, they have relinquished their independence to Daenerys Targaryen in exchange of her help to defend Westeros from the White Walkers]].Walkers.
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* FantasticRacism: Northerners are generally seen as "unwashed" savages slightly above Wildlings by people in the South, chiefly the Lannisters (even the good ones like Tyrion [[spoiler:who attributes Ser Davos' seeming non-sequitur about Jon taking a knife for his people, to a fancy story Northerners tell in the winter]]), an attitude that extends to the Citadel who basically dismiss any warnings that come from the North that are of a serious nature, even by Maesters they dispatch there (who they argue [[GoingNative go native]]). The fact that they worship another religion, the Old Gods, certainly doesn't do them favors. They are however respected and valued by the Vale, the Stormlands, and the Riverlands due to the close relationship between the region's leaders in recent memory, and some of House Stark's most loyal allies and supporters are Southrons (Brienne, Ser Davos, and Samwell Tarly).
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* FantasticRacism: Northerners are generally seen as "unwashed" savages slightly above Wildlings by people in the South, chiefly the Lannisters (even the good ones like Tyrion [[spoiler:who who attributes Ser Davos' seeming non-sequitur about Jon taking a knife for his people, to a fancy story Northerners tell in the winter]]), winter), an attitude that extends to the Citadel who basically dismiss any warnings that come from the North that are of a serious nature, even by Maesters they dispatch there (who they argue [[GoingNative go native]]). The fact that they worship another religion, the Old Gods, certainly doesn't do them favors. They are however respected and valued by the Vale, the Stormlands, and the Riverlands due to the close relationship between the region's leaders in recent memory, and some of House Stark's most loyal allies and supporters are Southrons (Brienne, Ser Davos, and Samwell Tarly).
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* HolierThanThou: On the other side of the coin (from FantasticRacism), the North in general tend to have a kind of superiority complex to the South, seeing them as less honorable, more dishonest, than they are, with Ned Stark mocking Ser Jaime and having contempt for the latter for being TheKingslayer and a Lannister, whose fighting prowess is good for tournaments rather than the battlefield. Even among the Starks, [[spoiler:the likes of Arya Stark mock her sister Sansa as NoTrueScotsman for her more Southron airs, which the latter rebuffs by pointing out that it was she who masterminded the return of House Stark while Arya was in Braavos]]:
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* HolierThanThou: On the other side of the coin (from FantasticRacism), the North in general tend to have a kind of superiority complex to the South, seeing them as less honorable, more dishonest, than they are, with Ned Stark mocking Ser Jaime and having contempt for the latter for being TheKingslayer and a Lannister, whose fighting prowess is good for tournaments rather than the battlefield. Even among the Starks, [[spoiler:the the likes of Arya Stark mock her sister Sansa as NoTrueScotsman for her more Southron airs, which the latter rebuffs by pointing out that it was she who masterminded the return of House Stark while Arya was in Braavos]]: Braavos:
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Despite not being very politically active in the series save for Robert Baratheon being on the Iron Throne, the region is set for a SuccessionCrisis after the deaths of all three Baratheon brothers and their families (trueborn, bastard, and both in blood and name) leaving no suitable Lord Paramount of the region or Lord of Storm's End [[spoiler:with the exception of Gendry, Robert's only surviving bastard.]]
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Despite not being very politically active in the series save for Robert Baratheon being on the Iron Throne, the region is set for a SuccessionCrisis after the deaths of all three Baratheon brothers and their families (trueborn, bastard, and both in blood and name) leaving no suitable Lord Paramount of the region or Lord of Storm's End [[spoiler:with with the exception of Gendry, Robert's only surviving bastard.]]
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A bountiful region located on The Trident river, and formerly presided over by House Tully, while currently ruled by House Frey. The Riverlands are located between "everything and everything else," at a primary junction between The North, The Crownlands, The Westerlands, The Reach, and The Iron Islands, leading to them often getting embroiled in wars and conflicts they didn't start. Still, The Riverlands always seem to press onward despite it, and remains the second most bountiful region land-wise after The Reach. Currently the region is being ravaged by brigands and deserters from the War of Five Kings, in addition to being mismanaged by the Freys, so the recovery for the region may take longer than usual without House Tully to guide them along. [[spoiler:With House Frey being seemingly wiped out in the Season 7 premiere, the Lannisters have pretty much annexed the Riverlands by direct taking control of the region]].
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A bountiful region located on The Trident river, and formerly presided over by House Tully, while currently ruled by House Frey. The Riverlands are located between "everything and everything else," at a primary junction between The North, The Crownlands, The Westerlands, The Reach, and The Iron Islands, leading to them often getting embroiled in wars and conflicts they didn't start. Still, The Riverlands always seem to press onward despite it, and remains the second most bountiful region land-wise after The Reach. Currently the region is being ravaged by brigands and deserters from the War of Five Kings, in addition to being mismanaged by the Freys, so the recovery for the region may take longer than usual without House Tully to guide them along. [[spoiler:With With House Frey being seemingly wiped out in the Season 7 premiere, the Lannisters have pretty much annexed the Riverlands by direct taking control of the region]].region.
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The breadbasket of Westeros, the Reach is the second-most spacious after the North and the primary food provider for the Seven Kingdoms. Historically they were ruled by House Gardner, but when the last Gardner King died to Aegon the Conqueror on the Field of Flames House Tyrell (who had been their faithful stewards for thousands of years) yielded the castle of Highgarden to Aegon and were awarded Lord Paramountship of The Reach and Wardenship of the South. The Reach is often heavily tied to the Crownlands because of this, and they stood beside Aerys II Targaryen when Robert Baratheon raised up the North, Stormlands, Vale, and Riverlands against him. During the war, the Tyrells and their Tarly vassals inflicted Robert's only defeat and lay siege to the Stormlands until Prince Rhaegar's death at the Battle of the Trident. Robert allowed the Tyrells to keep their titles at the cost of food and paying off the war debt after the Rebellion, and now the Reach is seeing an influx of political power due to the marriage of Margaery Tyrell to King Joffrey Baratheon [[spoiler: and later Tommen.]]
[[spoiler:Upon the destruction of the Great Sept of Baelor by Cersei Lannister and the poisoning of Olenna Tyrell by Jaime Lannister following the Sacking of Highgarden, Lordship Paramount of the Reach and Wardenship of the South is set to fall to House Tarley as thanks for Lord Randyll Tarley siding with the Lannisters against the rebellious Tyrells, but with Lord Randyll's and his heir Dickon's passing the Lordship Paramount is vacant.]]
[[spoiler:Upon the destruction of the Great Sept of Baelor by Cersei Lannister and the poisoning of Olenna Tyrell by Jaime Lannister following the Sacking of Highgarden, Lordship Paramount of the Reach and Wardenship of the South is set to fall to House Tarley as thanks for Lord Randyll Tarley siding with the Lannisters against the rebellious Tyrells, but with Lord Randyll's and his heir Dickon's passing the Lordship Paramount is vacant.]]
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The breadbasket of Westeros, the Reach is the second-most spacious after the North and the primary food provider for the Seven Kingdoms. Historically they were ruled by House Gardner, but when the last Gardner King died to Aegon the Conqueror on the Field of Flames House Tyrell (who had been their faithful stewards for thousands of years) yielded the castle of Highgarden to Aegon and were awarded Lord Paramountship of The Reach and Wardenship of the South. The Reach is often heavily tied to the Crownlands because of this, and they stood beside Aerys II Targaryen when Robert Baratheon raised up the North, Stormlands, Vale, and Riverlands against him. During the war, the Tyrells and their Tarly vassals inflicted Robert's only defeat and lay siege to the Stormlands until Prince Rhaegar's death at the Battle of the Trident. Robert allowed the Tyrells to keep their titles at the cost of food and paying off the war debt after the Rebellion, and now the Reach is seeing an influx of political power due to the marriage of Margaery Tyrell to King Joffrey Baratheon [[spoiler: and later Tommen.]]
[[spoiler:UponTommen.
Upon the destruction of the Great Sept of Baelor by Cersei Lannister and the poisoning of Olenna Tyrell by Jaime Lannister following the Sacking of Highgarden, Lordship Paramount of the Reach and Wardenship of the South is set to fall to House Tarley as thanks for Lord Randyll Tarley siding with the Lannisters against the rebellious Tyrells, but with Lord Randyll's and his heir Dickon's passing the Lordship Paramount is vacant.]]
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Upon the destruction of the Great Sept of Baelor by Cersei Lannister and the poisoning of Olenna Tyrell by Jaime Lannister following the Sacking of Highgarden, Lordship Paramount of the Reach and Wardenship of the South is set to fall to House Tarley as thanks for Lord Randyll Tarley siding with the Lannisters against the rebellious Tyrells, but with Lord Randyll's and his heir Dickon's passing the Lordship Paramount is vacant.
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[[spoiler:While initially largely populated by the Wildling tribes with minor incursions by wights, the Lands Beyond The Wall have been largely abandoned by humankind following the slow march south by the Night King's army of wights and White Walkers, with the last of the Wildlings either dying at Hardhome or making it south on Jon Snow's orders. The security of the Wall, as well as Castle Black and the Shadow Tower are also in jeopardy following the destruction of Eastwatch-by-the-Sea by an undead Viserion and the subsequent incursion by the army of the dead into Westeros proper.]]
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** There are exceptions to this rule, however. House Stark, especially, takes its responsibilities to the Night's Watch seriously, providing many Lords Commander and senior leadership to the present day, such as Osric Stark (a very successful Lord Commander mentioned in the books), Benjen Stark (First Ranger at the beginning of the series), and Jon Snow. Ser Jeor Mormont is the Lord Commander before [[spoiler:a mutiny takes place at Craster's Keep.]] House Royce also shows more support than most; the first person killed in the series Ser Waymar Royce, was Lord Yohn's third and youngest son [[labelnote:From the Books...]] Ser Waymar was portrayed as arrogant and presumptuous, but also skilled and brave.[[/labelnote]].
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** There are exceptions to this rule, however. House Stark, especially, takes its responsibilities to the Night's Watch seriously, providing many Lords Commander and senior leadership to the present day, such as Osric Stark (a very successful Lord Commander mentioned in the books), Benjen Stark (First Ranger at the beginning of the series), and Jon Snow. Ser Jeor Mormont is the Lord Commander before [[spoiler:a a mutiny takes place at Craster's Keep.]] Keep. House Royce also shows more support than most; the first person killed in the series Ser Waymar Royce, was Lord Yohn's third and youngest son [[labelnote:From the Books...]] Ser Waymar was portrayed as arrogant and presumptuous, but also skilled and brave.[[/labelnote]].
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* HauntedCastle: The Riverlands are home to Harrenhal, a castle built by the Ironborn during their occupation of the region. Though now a ruin, it remains the largest castle built in Westeros. The day it was completed, the Targaryens invaded and roasted the Ironborn royal family inside. Since then, any family which attempted to lay claim to it or occupy it quickly descended into ruin. For instance, Janos Slynt was made Lord of Harrenhal as thanks for his betrayal of Ned Stark, but not long after, he was stripped of his titles by Tyrion Lannister and shipped to the Wall.
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* HauntedCastle: The Riverlands are home to Harrenhal, a castle built by the Ironborn during their occupation of the region. Though now a ruin, it remains It's the largest castle built in Westeros. The day Westeros, by a wide margin. It was intended to be unconquerable, but Aegon and his dragons breeched it and killed its masters in short order. Ever since then, the castle has been rumored to be cursed, as every family that's held it was completed, ultimately brought to ruin. The more mundane explanation is that the Targaryens invaded ridiculous size of the castle makes it impractical to man and roasted maintain. Anyone who holds it either bankrupts themselves trying to keep it up, or watches it decay around them. And the Ironborn royal superstition means that it's rarely given to a truly powerful family inside. Since then, any family which attempted to lay claim to it or occupy it quickly descended into ruin. For instance, Janos Slynt was made Lord of Harrenhal as thanks for his betrayal of Ned Stark, but not long after, he was stripped of his titles by Tyrion Lannister and shipped to the Wall.anyway, so most recipients are already on shaky ground.
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'''The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros''' | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkChildren House Stark Children]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon Snow]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa Stark]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya Stark]]] | Stark]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesRamsayBolton Ramsay Bolton]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTywinLannister Tywin Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesCerseiLannister Cersei Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesJaimeLannister Jaime Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesJoffreyBaratheon Joffrey Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysTargaryen Daenerys Targaryen]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesTyrionLannister Tyrion Lannister]]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesStannisBaratheon Stannis Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]]]]]]-]
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'''The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros''' | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkChildren House Stark Children]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]]]]]]-]
'''The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros''' | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkChildren House Stark Children]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]]]]]]-]
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[[Characters/GameOfThronesWesteros The Seven Kingdoms ofWesteros''' Westeros]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkChildren House Stark Children]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon Snow]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa Stark]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya Stark]]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesRamsayBolton Ramsay Bolton]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTywinLannister Tywin Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesCerseiLannister Cersei Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesJaimeLannister Jaime Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesJoffreyBaratheon Joffrey Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysTargaryen Daenerys Targaryen]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesTyrionLannister Tyrion Lannister]]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesStannisBaratheon Stannis Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]]]]]]-]
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[[center: [-[[Characters/GameOfThrones Main Character Index]] | '''The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros''' | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkChildren House Stark Children]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]] ]]-]
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'''The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros''' | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkChildren House Stark Children]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural
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** There are exceptions to this rule, however. House Stark, especially, takes its responsibilities to the Night's Watch seriously, providing many Lords Commander and senior leadership to the present day, such as Osric Stark (a very successful Lord Commander mentioned in the books), Benjen Stark (First Ranger at the beginning of the series), and Jon Snow. Ser Jeor Mormont is the Lord Commander before [[spoiler:a mutiny takes place at Craster's Keep.) House Royce also shows more support than most; the first person killed in the series Ser Waymar Royce, was Lord Yohn's third and youngest son [[labelnote:From the Books...]] Ser Waymar was portrayed as arrogant and presumptuous, but also skilled and brave.[[/labelnote]].
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** There are exceptions to this rule, however. House Stark, especially, takes its responsibilities to the Night's Watch seriously, providing many Lords Commander and senior leadership to the present day, such as Osric Stark (a very successful Lord Commander mentioned in the books), Benjen Stark (First Ranger at the beginning of the series), and Jon Snow. Ser Jeor Mormont is the Lord Commander before [[spoiler:a mutiny takes place at Craster's Keep.) ]] House Royce also shows more support than most; the first person killed in the series Ser Waymar Royce, was Lord Yohn's third and youngest son [[labelnote:From the Books...]] Ser Waymar was portrayed as arrogant and presumptuous, but also skilled and brave.[[/labelnote]].
