History GameOfThrones / TropesB

* BiTheWay:
** Margaery implies in "The Bear and the Maiden Fair" that as well as having her fair share of men, she has at least experimented with women.
** Oberyn Martell and his lover Ellaria Sand are [[EstablishingCharacterMoment introduced]] selecting a male and female prostitute for themselves.
** Sansa Stark, [[http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bg5jpnsKZKo according to Sophie Turner]].

** In the books, Daenerys' hair is burned off in her OutOfTheInferno moment, but in the show, it's as fireproof as the rest of her --
and not even a bit sooty.

* BurnTheUndead: Fire is an effective way of destroying a wight.

* BoisterousBruiser: King Robert Baratheon, Greatjon Umber, and Tormund Giantsbane.

** Arya is sweet and nice at the beginning of the series, but learns to take vengeance dead seriously. When Jaqen offers to kill three people for her, she takes him up on his offer.

* {{BFG}}: The ballistae mounted on Stannis' ships and the top of the Wall are definitely a medieval equivalent.

** Arya gets this in [[spoiler: The Long Night, when she saves Bran by killing the Night King and in doing so destroys his army as saves the world.]]

* The [[FinalBoss final]] BigBad is [[spoiler:[[FallenHero Daenerys Targaryen]] after defeating Cersei and burning King's Landing to the ground.]]

* TheBigBadShuffle: The multiple storylines that occur independently of each other, as well as the shifting morality and power structures of the various noble houses and other factions, results in there being several central villains at a time. Among the top contenders across the series are Tywin Lannister (the head of House Lannister and thus an enemy to the Starks and Baratheons), Littlefinger (actively instigated the War of the Five Kings), Roose and Ramsay Bolton ({{Evil Overlord}}s of the North and enemies of the Greyjoys), the High Sparrow (religious fanatic who is taking over King's Landing), Mance Rayder (the leader of the Wildlings planning to attack the Night's Watch), Euron Greyjoy (psychotic pirate king who desires to have the Iron Throne for himself), and most unquestionably, the White Walkers, who are plotting to invade Westeros and KillEmAll. By season eight, Tywin, the Boltons, the High Sparrow, Mance and [[spoiler:Littlefinger]] are dead, and Cersei has superseded the others by presenting a more immediate threat while the White Walkers march.

* TheBigDamnKiss:

* BreatherEpisode: "The Rightful Queen" has no violence and mostly consists of the cast having a moment of calm before a battle that might see all of them die.

* BlackAndGrayMorality: There are [[AntiHero flawed heroes]], [[VillainHasAPoint reasonable villains]], and [[WildCard morally ambiguous]] characters. However, the show undeniably has some utter villains (Gregor, Joffrey, Ramsay, Euron, etc).

** Walder Frey [[spoiler: takes Robb and his bannermen under his guest right, and plays out the infamous Red Wedding.]]

* BigDamnKiss:

---> "I don't like you, Lord Baelish. I don't like you face. I don't like the words that come oozing out of your mouth. I don't want you in my tent one minute more than necessary."

* BlackAndGrayMorality: There are [[AntiHero flawed heroes]], [[VillainHasAPoint reasonable villains]], and [[WildCard morally ambiguous]] characters. However, the show undeniably has some utter villains (Gregor, Ramsay, Joffrey, Euron).

* BlackAndGrayMorality: There are some outright heroes, and definitely a few utter villains (Gregor, Ramsay, Joffrey, Euron).