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** Arya as well.
--->'''Arya''': [...] they say he can't be killed.
--->'''Tywin''': And do you believe that?

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** Arya as well.
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--->'''Tywin''':
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'''Tywin''':
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--->'''Jaime''': Luckily for you, none of this will happen, because you will never marry her [Cersei].
--->'''Loras''': ''(smiles smugly)'' [[BrotherSisterIncest And neither will you]]. ''(pats Jaime on the arm)''

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--->'''Jaime''': Luckily for you, none of this will happen, because you will never marry her [Cersei].
--->'''Loras''':
[Cersei].\\
'''Loras''':
''(smiles smugly)'' [[BrotherSisterIncest And neither will you]]. ''(pats Jaime on the arm)''arm)''
** When Hizdahr waxes philosophical about traditions that will go on long after they are all gone, Tyrion declares, "My father would have liked you."
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* SomberBackstoryRevelation: Tyrion, Bronn, and Shae are playing a drinking game. It comes up to Shae and Bronn's surprise that he used to be married. Tyrion ends up sharing his sad tale: at sixteen, he encountered a girl named Tysha who had escaped her rapists. After spending the night together, Tyrion bribes a septon to marry them. They were happy together until his father learned about it and forced Jaime to tell the truth: Tywin Lannister hired Tysha because he thought it was time for Tyrion to have a woman. Then he gave her to his guards and [[ForcedToWatch forced Tyrion to watch]] as they had their way with her.
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* RapunzelHair: Common for a fantasy series, plenty of female characters sport this: Catelyn, Cersei, Talisa, Ros and several noblewoman and prostitute extras.
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* PutOnABus: While [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters a large cast such as this one]] often leaves characters missing for several episodes, Bran and his supporting cast are not slated to appear anywhere in the fifth season. WordOfGod explains that this is not only because it's a natural pause for that arc, but also because they've run out of book material for him.

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* PutOnABus: While [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters a large cast such as this one]] one often leaves characters missing for several episodes, Bran and his supporting cast are do not slated to appear anywhere in the fifth season. WordOfGod explains that this is not only because it's a natural pause for that arc, but also because they've run out of book material for him.



* PutOnABusToHell: The actress who plays Ellaria Sand has confirmed that even though her character is technically alive at the end of Season 7, she won't be returning to the series so it's safe to presume Ellaria will die exactly as Cersei intended her to ... slowly watching Tyrene's corpse rot.

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* PutOnABusToHell: The actress who plays Ellaria Sand has confirmed that even though her character is technically alive at the end of Season 7, she won't be returning to the series so it's safe to presume Ellaria will die exactly as Cersei intended her to ...to... slowly watching Tyrene's corpse rot.

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->''"The war is not over. And I promise you, friend, the true enemy won't wait out the storm. He brings the storm."''
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-->-- '''Jon Snow''', ''Series/GameOfThrones''
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* TheStormbringer: This is [[spoiler:the reason why the land beyond the Wall is perpetually covered in snow]]. The very existence of [[spoiler:the Night King]] keeps the land frozen and devoid of life (except for the [[NightOfTheLivingMooks living dead]]). In the episode "The Long Night", the [[spoiler:Night King uses this ability to disorient the forces of the living and freeze the trench which was supposed to keep the undead at bay]]. Three seasons earlier, in the episode "Hardhome", [[spoiler:he starts a surprise attack on the Wildling settlement by enveloping the outer territory with a thick fog to cover the arrival of his forces]]. Upon [[spoiler:his death]], it is heavily implied his influence starts fading away for good.
->''"The war is not over. And I promise you, friend, the true enemy won't wait out the storm. He brings the storm."''
-->-- '''Jon Snow''', ''Series/GameOfThrones''
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* PoisonedDrinkDrop: After King Joffrey drinks the wine chalice offered to him by Tyrion, he starts coughing and choking, to the shock of the wedding guests. Joffrey drops the chalice and falls forward, as the wedding guests attend to him. After vomiting and bleeding out of his nose, he dies.
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* PortalStatuePairs: Twin battling stallions form an archway over the entryway to the Dothraki capital city, Vaes Dothrak.
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* RecurringExtra: In the second half of the show, there's [[https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Aberdolf_Strongbeard one recurring soldier with a massive and notable beard]]. According to his appearances, he marched with Stannis to Winterfell before allying himself with Jon Snow and fighting for the Starks in the Battle of the Bastards, the Battle of Winterfell, and the Battle of King's Landing.
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* SympatheticSlaveOwner:
** Mereen is a city run by "the Masters" that Daenerys conquers and frees the slaves. As penance for the Masters crucifying over 162 children, [[PayEvilUntoEvil she has an equal number of slavers crucified]]. Later episodes, however, show that some of the Masters were kind and spoke out against the acts, and some slaves found HappinessInSlavery because they were essentially members of a family.
** There's a bit of a subversion early in the series. Daenerys marries Khal Drogo, and part of the deal for him to get her, would be that he would lead an invasion of Westeros. In preparation for this, Drogo leads numerous raid, which in Dothrakki fashion leaves to multiple women begin enslaved. Daenerys, appalled by the slavery, tries to play into this trope, preventing some women from being raped by claiming them as her slaves. This later bites her in the ass when she comes to trust one of the slaves to heal Khal Drogo, and the woman instead renders him catatonic. Daenerys expected the woman to be a loyal, helpful slave, grateful for being saved by her and well treated by her owner, when she failed to account for the fact that the entire reason the woman was enslaved to begin with is because of Daenerys' claim on Westeros.
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* RapeIsaSpecialKindofEvil There are a few examples
First is The Mountain is the most feard knight in all of Westros best known for killing Elia Martell's children before raping her with her children's blood still on his hands and then smashing her head in
Second is Ramsey. Ramsey was always a cold blooded torturer but he didn't truly earn the fan base's hatred until he raped Sansa Stark on their wedding night
Finally Is Casterly. Prehaps the most vile character in All of Game of Thrones (if not all TV in general) Here we have a man who abandoned the Night's Watch only to sire countless children. If the child is female he raises them up to be his own wife (and yes that entails exactally what you think it does). If they are Male he abandones them in the freezing cold north to sacrifice them to the Other's

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** Creator/HafthorJuliusBjornsson, who plays Gregor Clegane [[TheOtherDarrin from Season 4 onwards]], was only 25 when he took up the role. Notably, he's about 19 years younger than Creator/RoryMcCann, who plays his character's ''younger'' brother. In his case, he was chosen due to his size, as Björnsson is one of the largest men in the world and the producers felt that was a more important aspect of the character than his age. He also wears a helmet in most of his scenes, which makes his age difficult to ascertain, though it's definitely distracting when his face is shown.
** The guy playing Euron is actually a year younger than the actress playing his niece Yara and just four years older than the actor playing his nephew Theon. And nearly ''forty'' years younger than the actors playing his brothers Balon and Aeron, the latter of whom is supposed to be ''younger'' than him. In the novels themselves, when Euron returns to the Iron Islands other characters are surprised that he doesn't look like he has aged a day, almost unnaturally so — hinting that this might be due to the black magic he dabbles in. In both the TV show and books, Euron's hair doesn't show even a day of his age, being totally untouched by gray.
** Out of the Baratheon brothers, Frank Dillane (middle brother Stannis) is actually the oldest, though only a couple years older than Mark Addy (eldest brother Robert). Meanwhile, Gethin Anthony (youngest brother Renly) is ''by far'' the youngest of the three, over 20 years their junior. What makes this less noticeable is that the three brothers are never onscreen together, so you're never able to directly compare them.
** Iain Glen was Jorah Mormont, whose father Jeor is portrayed by James Cosmo. They look close in age, as Glen is only thirteen years younger than Cosmo, though it's mild compared to some of the examples above from the series.

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** Creator/HafthorJuliusBjornsson, Creator/JamesCosmo is only thirteen years older than Creator/IainGlen, who plays Gregor his son. It is possible that Jeor fathered Jorah ''really'' young, though.
** Creator/HafthorJuliusBjornsson is not even 30. It's little trouble to believe him as the ''older''
Clegane [[TheOtherDarrin from Season 4 onwards]], brother, despite that Creator/RoryMcCann is nearing 50. It helps that they don't share any scenes until Gregor's transformation, where his face isn't very visible. To be fair, [[TheGiant body type]] was only 25 much more of a priority than age when he took up the role. Notably, he's about 19 it came to casting.
** Hodor is supposed to be older than Ned, yet Kristian Nairn is sixteen
years younger than Creator/RoryMcCann, who plays his character's ''younger'' brother. In his case, he was chosen due to his size, as Björnsson is one of the largest men Creator/SeanBean.
** Arya mentions
in the world and the producers felt Season 7 that was a more important aspect of the character than his age. He also wears a helmet in most of his scenes, which makes his age difficult to ascertain, though it's definitely distracting when his face Sansa is shown.
** The guy playing Euron is actually a year
younger than Lyanna Mormont during the actress playing his niece Yara events of the first season. Sansa was 13, matching Creator/SophieTurner's age during production of Season 1, while Creator/BellaRamsey entered the series during Season 6 at 11-12, and just four years older than Stannis' dialogue in Season 5 explicitly states that Lyanna is the actor playing his nephew Theon. And nearly ''forty'' years same age as her actress.
** The season 6 flashbacks with
younger than the actors playing his brothers Balon and Aeron, the latter of whom is Ned are supposed to be take place about 18 years before the events of season 1 (since they feature [[spoiler:the birth of Jon]]). However, Robert Aramayo, the actor who played Ned in the flashbacks was 23 when those scenes were shot, while Creator/SeanBean was 51 during the production of season 1.
** Creator/PilouAsbaek, the actor who plays Euron Greyjoy, is a year
''younger'' than him. In the novels themselves, when Euron returns to the Iron Islands other characters are surprised that he doesn't look like he has aged a day, almost unnaturally so — hinting that this might be due to the black magic he dabbles in. In both the TV show and books, Euron's hair doesn't show even a day of Creator/GemmaWhelan, his age, being totally untouched by gray.
** Out of the Baratheon brothers, Frank Dillane (middle brother Stannis) is actually the oldest, though only a couple years older than Mark Addy (eldest brother Robert). Meanwhile, Gethin Anthony (youngest brother Renly) is ''by far'' the youngest of the three, over 20 years their junior. What makes this less noticeable is that the three brothers are never
onscreen together, so you're never able to directly compare them.
** Iain Glen was Jorah Mormont, whose father Jeor is portrayed by James Cosmo. They look close in age, as Glen is only thirteen
niece, and 37 years younger than Cosmo, though it's mild compared to some Creator/PatrickMalahide, his onscreen brother. This can be justified as an artifact of the examples above from the series.Euron's book counterpart being supernaturally young.
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* PhantomLimbPain: Discussed in the episode "Mhysa". Ramsay trolls Theon whom he recently castrated with this: "People talk about phantom limbs, an amputee might have an itch where his foot used to be. So I've always wondered, do eunuchs have a phantom cock? Next time you think about naked girls, will you feel an itch?"
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* PornWithPlot: It deserves a mention at least from the opinions of critics who coined the phrase "Main/{{Sexposition}}" to refer to how the plot and characters get advanced through dialog during sex scenes. For bonus points, [[FanServiceExtra the day job of the extras working as prostitutes in the show's brothels, is as a porn star.]] In general, though, this reputation is highly exaggerated, since it focuses far more on political scheming and warfare.
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** Type 2: [[TheNecromancer Thoros of Myr]], [[OutOfTheInferno Daenerys Targaryen]], [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Jaqen H'ghar]], [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Wights]], [[PsychicChildren Greenseers]] (Jojen Reed), [[CameBackStrong “Robert Strong”]]

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** Type 2: [[TheNecromancer [[{{Necromancer}} Thoros of Myr]], [[OutOfTheInferno Daenerys Targaryen]], [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Jaqen H'ghar]], [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Wights]], [[PsychicChildren Greenseers]] (Jojen Reed), [[CameBackStrong “Robert Strong”]]
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*** The Freys may actually serve as a {{deconstruction}} of this attitude. [[spoiler:Sure, the rebellion crumbles, but the Freys’ [[MoralEventHorizon blatant and appalling]] violation of sacred hospitality makes them reviled across Westeros. Across the North, it becomes open season for members of the Frey family, and not even their own allies like or trust them enough to care.]]
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** Ned Stark attempts to use King Robert Baratheon's last will and testament to take regency of Westeros so that he can prevent Prince Joffrey from being coronated, [[spoiler:having realized that he and his siblings were conceived by BrotherSisterIncest]]. To Ned's shock, Queen Cersei Lannister simply rips the will up right in front of him. [[TooDumbToLive Ned probably should have realized]] that the fact Cersei didn't care overmuch that she'd been caught [[spoiler:when he confronted her about the incest earlier]] (before Robert was reported wounded) meant that [[AppealToForce she had no intention of playing by the usual rules of the Westerosi aristocracy.]]]]

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** Ned Stark attempts to use King Robert Baratheon's last will and testament to take regency of Westeros so that he can prevent Prince Joffrey from being coronated, [[spoiler:having realized that he and his siblings were conceived by BrotherSisterIncest]]. To Ned's shock, Queen Cersei Lannister simply rips the will up right in front of him. [[TooDumbToLive Ned probably should have realized]] that the fact Cersei didn't care overmuch that she'd been caught [[spoiler:when he confronted her about the incest earlier]] (before Robert was reported wounded) meant that [[AppealToForce she had no intention of playing by the usual rules of the Westerosi aristocracy.]]]]aristocracy]].
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** Ned Stark attempts to use King Robert Baratheon's last will and testament to take regency of Westeros so that he can prevent Prince Joffrey from being coronated, [[spoiler:having realized that he and his siblings were conceived by BrotherSisterIncest]]. To Ned's shock, Queen Cersei Lannister simply rips the will up right in front of him. [[TooDumbToLive Ned probably should have realized]] that the fact Cersei didn't care overmuch that she'd been caught [[spoiler:when he confronted her about the incest earlier]] (before Robert was reported wounded) meant that [[AppealToForce she had no intention of playing by the usual rules of the Westerosi aristocracy]].]]

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** Ned Stark attempts to use King Robert Baratheon's last will and testament to take regency of Westeros so that he can prevent Prince Joffrey from being coronated, [[spoiler:having realized that he and his siblings were conceived by BrotherSisterIncest]]. To Ned's shock, Queen Cersei Lannister simply rips the will up right in front of him. [[TooDumbToLive Ned probably should have realized]] that the fact Cersei didn't care overmuch that she'd been caught [[spoiler:when he confronted her about the incest earlier]] (before Robert was reported wounded) meant that [[AppealToForce she had no intention of playing by the usual rules of the Westerosi aristocracy]].]]aristocracy.]]]]
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** Ned Stark attempts to use King Robert's last will and testament to take regency of Westeros so that he can prevent Prince Joffrey from being coronated, [[spoiler:having realized that he and his siblings were conceived by BrotherSisterIncest]]. To Ned's shock, Queen Mother Cersei simply rips the will up right in front of him. [[TooDumbToLive Ned probably should have realized]] that the fact Cersei didn't care overmuch that she'd been caught [[spoiler:when he confronted her about the incest earlier]] (before Robert was reported wounded) meant that [[AppealToForce she had no intention of playing by the usual rules of the Westerosi aristocracy]].]]

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** Ned Stark attempts to use King Robert's Robert Baratheon's last will and testament to take regency of Westeros so that he can prevent Prince Joffrey from being coronated, [[spoiler:having realized that he and his siblings were conceived by BrotherSisterIncest]]. To Ned's shock, Queen Mother Cersei Lannister simply rips the will up right in front of him. [[TooDumbToLive Ned probably should have realized]] that the fact Cersei didn't care overmuch that she'd been caught [[spoiler:when he confronted her about the incest earlier]] (before Robert was reported wounded) meant that [[AppealToForce she had no intention of playing by the usual rules of the Westerosi aristocracy]].]]
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** Ned Stark attempts to use King Robert's last will and testament to take regency of Westeros so that he can prevent Prince Joffrey from being coronated, [[spoiler:having realized that he and his siblings were conceived by BrotherSisterIncest. To Ned's shock, Queen Mother Cersei simply rips the will up right in front of him. [[TooDumbToLive Ned probably should have realized]] that the fact Cersei didn't care overmuch that she'd been caught when he confronted her about the incest earlier (before Robert was reported wounded) meant that [[AppealToForce she had no intention of playing by the usual rules of the Westerosi aristocracy]].]]

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** Ned Stark attempts to use King Robert's last will and testament to take regency of Westeros so that he can prevent Prince Joffrey from being coronated, [[spoiler:having realized that he and his siblings were conceived by BrotherSisterIncest.BrotherSisterIncest]]. To Ned's shock, Queen Mother Cersei simply rips the will up right in front of him. [[TooDumbToLive Ned probably should have realized]] that the fact Cersei didn't care overmuch that she'd been caught when [[spoiler:when he confronted her about the incest earlier earlier]] (before Robert was reported wounded) meant that [[AppealToForce she had no intention of playing by the usual rules of the Westerosi aristocracy]].]]
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* ScrewTheRulesTheyreNotReal:
** Ned Stark attempts to use King Robert's last will and testament to take regency of Westeros so that he can prevent Prince Joffrey from being coronated, [[spoiler:having realized that he and his siblings were conceived by BrotherSisterIncest. To Ned's shock, Queen Mother Cersei simply rips the will up right in front of him. [[TooDumbToLive Ned probably should have realized]] that the fact Cersei didn't care overmuch that she'd been caught when he confronted her about the incest earlier (before Robert was reported wounded) meant that [[AppealToForce she had no intention of playing by the usual rules of the Westerosi aristocracy]].]]
** Catelyn Stark strongly insists that Robb specifically ask Walder Frey for bread and salt, to invoke the Westerosi tradition of [[SacredHospitality guest-right]] against Frey's known grudge over Robb having broken his engagement to one of his daughters. [[spoiler:Walder, however, has conspired with Roose Bolton and Tywin Lannister to kill Robb and decapitate the Northern rebellion, and simply ignores guest-right and attacks anyway.]]
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* RapeDiscretionShot: Near the end of "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken", Ramsey spends his first wedding night with his newly wedded wife, Sansa, by asking Theon to stand and watch while he forces his way into her. First, Ramsey tears the back of Sansa's dress and forces her to bend on the bed. Then, the scene cuts to Theon, who started to cry as he watches and listens to her cries while she's being raped by Ramsey.

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* RapeDiscretionShot: Near the end of "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken", Ramsey Ramsay spends his first wedding night with his newly wedded wife, Sansa, by asking Theon to stand and watch while he forces his way into her. First, Ramsey Ramsay tears the back of Sansa's dress and forces her to bend on the bed. Then, the scene cuts to Theon, who started to cry as he watches and listens to her cries while she's being raped by Ramsey.Ramsay.
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** Daenerys gives one to her ''khalasar''. RealityEnsues when some choose to leave anyway.

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** Daenerys gives one to her ''khalasar''. RealityEnsues SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome when some choose to leave anyway.



* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Has [[RealityEnsues/GameOfThrones its own page]].

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* SexlessMarriage: Cersei reveals to Sansa that she and Robert never had any sexual intercourse since their first son had died. He mostly spent his nights with prostitutes while she preferred the company of [[{{Twincest}} her own brother]]. In the extremely rare instance that he would drunkenly burst into [[SleepingSingle her bedchamber]] demanding sex, she used other means to get him off, and he'd wake up the next morning with no memory of what happened. This is why he never realized his three children with Cersei weren't biologically his (their first was, among all of them, the only one fathered by Robert).

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* RealityEnsues: Has [[RealityEnsues/GameOfThrones its own page]].


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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Has [[RealityEnsues/GameOfThrones its own page]].
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--->"Don't fight for your king, and don't fight for his kingdoms! Don't fight for honor, don't fight for glory, don't fight for riches because you won't get any! This is your city Stannis means to sack. That's your gate he's ramming. If he gets in it will be your houses he burns, your gold he steals, your women he will rape. Those are brave men knocking at our door. Lets go kill them!"

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--->"Don't fight for your king, and don't fight for his kingdoms! Don't fight for honor, don't fight for glory, don't fight for riches because you won't get any! This is your city Stannis means to sack. That's your gate he's ramming. If he gets in it will be your houses he burns, your gold he steals, your women he will rape. Those are brave men knocking at our door. Lets Let's go kill them!"
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--->"This is your city Stannis means to sack. That's your gate he's ramming. If he gets in it will be your houses he burns, your gold he steals, your women he will rape. Those are brave men knocking at our door. Lets go kill them!"

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--->"This --->"Don't fight for your king, and don't fight for his kingdoms! Don't fight for honor, don't fight for glory, don't fight for riches because you won't get any! This is your city Stannis means to sack. That's your gate he's ramming. If he gets in it will be your houses he burns, your gold he steals, your women he will rape. Those are brave men knocking at our door. Lets go kill them!"
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* ShellShockedVeteran:
** Ned Stark, in [[JustForPun stark]] contrast to [[BloodKnight Robert]], who misses war and his glory days. Best shown in ''Lord Snow'', where Ned watches Arya practicing fencing with Syrio Forel with a wooden sword, only to have his amused expression slowly turns grim as he's gradually reminded of the hell of war, apparently hearing the distant sound of swords clashing and men dying instead of the wooden sounds of his daughter's fencing.
** Even Robert seems to have more than a few lingering traumas from the war; hearing him talk to Barristan Selmy about the first man he's ever killed, it's obvious he's more remorseful than anything else.
** It's clear Jon Snow is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder after being murdered and brought back to life in "Oathbreaker."
** It's clear the loss of life during the war and the Red Wedding left Robett Glover broken.
** Even if he wasn't this before, the Battle of the Blackwater (specifically the Blackwater being on fire) ''really'' screwed the Hound up, because the Wildfire explosion triggered existing trauma of his face being burned as a child.
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** Sansa grew up thinking life was a fairytale and is enchanted by the decadence of the royal court, leaving her totally unprepared for its [[DeadlyDecadentCourt deadly side]].

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** Sansa grew up thinking life was a fairytale and is enchanted by the decadence luxury of the royal court, leaving her totally unprepared for its [[DeadlyDecadentCourt [[DecadentCourt deadly side]].

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