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HoYay in ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire''.
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Ho Yay only counts if it's unintentional on the writer's part. Also, don't try to make an example of things that haven't happened yet.
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** [[spoiler: Martin himself mentioned a "gay POV" in a future book. It's unknown whether it refers to Loras becoming POV in Winds of Winter, to Daenerys Targaryen (who is bi), or to Connington. Connington is the most likely.]]
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Martin mentioned a certain "Gay POV".
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*** [[spoiler:The reason Sansa was married off to Tyrion in the first place was to keep the Tyrells away from Sansa. Tywin organised this marriage and no one, absolutely no one dares to defy Tywin.]]
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* Queen Selyse seems far more interested in the woman sleeping with her husband then her actual husband. She basically worships the ground Melisandre walks on.
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* Queen Selyse seems far more interested in the woman sleeping with her husband then than her actual husband. She basically worships the ground Melisandre walks on.
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** She also gets some of this with Sansa. Margaery goes out of her way to befriend her and Sansa outright says that Margaery changed her life. [[spoiler:Though after Sansa is forced to marry Tyrion Margaery shuns her, showing the Tyrells main interest in Sansa was probably using her to gain control of Winterfell.]]
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** She also gets some of this with Sansa. Margaery goes out of her way to befriend her and Sansa outright says that Margaery changed her life. [[spoiler:Though after Sansa is forced to marry Tyrion Margaery shuns her, showing the Tyrells Tyrells' main interest in Sansa was probably using her to gain control of Winterfell.]]
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* Catelyn and Brienne. Most people who first meet Brienne go on about how ugly she is, but Cat is immediately struck by her [[WhatBeautifulEyes beautiful eyes]]. She then flees with Brienne after [[spoiler:Renly's murder]], risking her life for a girl she barely knows. Late in ACOK, Brienne also becomes something of a confidante for Cat, and is just about the only person she ever shares the depths of her grief with. Brienne's UndyingLoyalty to Cat is largely motivated by how seriously she takes her knightly vows, but of the other people she's shown such loyalty to, one, Renly, she was explicitly in (unrequited) love with, and the other, Jaime, she has major ShipTease with. And when Brienne meets [[spoiler:Lady Stoneheart, and is horrified by Catelyn's physical transformation into her]], she reflects: "[Catelyn]'s face was so strong and handsome, her skin so smooth and soft."
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* Ready your BrainBleach, comrades - Tyrion/Mord
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-->"And what do ''you'' want, my sweet Reek?" Ramsay murmured, as softly as a lover. His breath smelled of mulled wine and cloves, so sweet.
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-->"And what do ''you'' want, my sweet Reek?" Ramsay murmured, as softly as a lover. His breath smelled of mulled wine and cloves, so sweet.sweet.
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* In "The Mystery Knight", there are hints of this with "John the Fiddler" and his childhood friend and loyal companion Ser Alyn. John has a drunken and rather flirtatious conversation with Dunk, and later Alyn is driven into a jealous rage and tries to kill Dunk. On the face of it this is for John's offer of a place on the Kingsguard which was already promised to Alyn, but given a Kingsguard has seven people in it, there seems to be something more to it.
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* In "The Mystery Knight", there are hints of this with "John the Fiddler" ([[spoiler:Daemon II Blackfyre]]) and his childhood friend and loyal companion Ser Alyn. John has a drunken and rather flirtatious conversation with Dunk, and later Alyn is driven into a jealous rage and tries to kill Dunk. On the face of it this is for John's offer of a place on the Kingsguard which was already promised to Alyn, but given a Kingsguard has seven people in it, there seems to be something more to it.
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* [[spoiler:Jon Connington]] felt more than the bonds of friendship toward [[spoiler:Rhaegar Targaryen]]. There are presumably very few straight men who would call their buddy their [[spoiler:"silver prince"]].
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* [[spoiler:Jon Connington]] felt more than the bonds of friendship toward [[spoiler:Rhaegar Targaryen]]. There are presumably very few straight men who would call their buddy their [[spoiler:"silver prince"]]. He is also going to great lengths to [[spoiler:put who he believes is Rhaegar's son on the Iron Throne, even though Connington knows he is dying from an incurable disease and won't get to see this for long.]]
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* Stannis and Davos are another pair that give off this vibe -- Stannis is cold to nearly everyone, including his wife, but freely admits to missing Davos [[spoiler: when Davos is lost at sea after the Battle of the Blackwater]], laughs and smiles in his presence though the maester who raised him says Stannis "never learned how to laugh", and honors Davos constantly despite the latter's common birth and the complaints of his other lords bannermen; Davos is completely devoted to Stannis to the point where he won't even criticize him for cutting his fingertips off, does Stannis' bidding even when he disagrees, and has called Stannis his god.
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* Stannis and Davos are another pair that give off this vibe -- Stannis is cold to nearly everyone, including his wife, but freely admits to missing Davos [[spoiler: when Davos is lost at sea after the Battle of the Blackwater]], laughs and smiles in his presence though the maester who raised him says Stannis "never learned how to laugh", and honors Davos constantly despite the latter's common birth and the complaints of his other lords bannermen; Davos is completely devoted to Stannis to the point where he won't even criticize him for cutting his fingertips off, does Stannis' bidding even when he disagrees, and has called Stannis his god. It may have something to do with the fact that Stannis barely gets any affection from anybody, hence he shows this liking for someone who does.
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** She also gets some of this with Sansa. Margaery goes out of her way to befriend her and Sansa outright says that Margaery changed her life. [[spoiler:Though after Sansa is forced to marry Tyrion Margaery shuns her, showing the Tyrells main interest in Sansa was probably using her to gain control of Winterfell.]]
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** He also has words for Myles Toyne that parallel those Jon Snow lovingly said about Ygritte. It must be noticed that he has mostly negatives about everybody except Toyne and [[spoiler:Rhaegar]]
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** He also has His words for about Myles Toyne that Toyne, his former Captain in the Golden Company, parallel those Jon Snow lovingly said Snow's loving comments about Ygritte. It must be noticed that he has mostly negatives negative comments about everybody except and he has only spoken kindly about Toyne and [[spoiler:Rhaegar]][[spoiler:Rhaegar]].
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** She also gets some of this with Sansa. Margaery goes out of her way to befriend her and Sansa outright says that Margaery changed her life.
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* [[spoiler:Jon Connington felt more than the bonds of friendship toward Rhaegar Targaryen. There are presumably very few straight men who would call their buddy "[my] silver prince".]]
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* [[spoiler:Jon Connington Connington]] felt more than the bonds of friendship toward Rhaegar Targaryen. [[spoiler:Rhaegar Targaryen]]. There are presumably very few straight men who would call their buddy "[my] silver prince".]]their [[spoiler:"silver prince"]].
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-->'''Jaime''': I think Ned Stark loved Robert better than he ever loved his brother or his father ... or even you, my lady. He was never unfaithful to Robert, was he?
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-->'''Jaime''': I think Ned Stark loved Robert better than he ever loved his brother or his father ... or even you, my lady. He was never unfaithful to Robert, was he?he?
* Ramsay and Reek are a firmly one-sided NoYay example.
-->"And what do ''you'' want, my sweet Reek?" Ramsay murmured, as softly as a lover. His breath smelled of mulled wine and cloves, so sweet.
* Ramsay and Reek are a firmly one-sided NoYay example.
-->"And what do ''you'' want, my sweet Reek?" Ramsay murmured, as softly as a lover. His breath smelled of mulled wine and cloves, so sweet.
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* [[spoiler:Jon Connington felt more than the bonds of friendship toward Rhaegar Targaryen.]]
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* [[spoiler:Jon Connington felt more than the bonds of friendship toward Rhaegar Targaryen. There are presumably very few straight men who would call their buddy "[my] silver prince".]]
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* Robb and Theon. A major factor in Theon's FaceHeelTurn is Robb yelling at him out of stress when Theon was expecting to be thanked for saving Bran. Theon spends a good amount of time ''obsessing'' over that moment. And after [[spoiler: Ramsay has been torturing him for months, Theon sometimes remembers who Robb was before remembering who he himself is and constantly wishes he'd never left Robb's side even if it meant dying with him.]]
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* [[spoiler:Jon Connington felt more than the bonds of friendship toward Rhaegar Targaryen.]]
* Ready your BrainBleach, comrades - Tyrion/Mord
-->'''Tyrion:''' That was [[AccidentalInnuendo a stiff one]].
-->'''Tyrion:''' I could use a big man like you.
* Jon and Satin. Jon's nice to Satin where the other Watchmen are rude, he remarks on his good looks frequently in his P.O.V. chapters, and [[spoiler: when Jon is made Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, he makes Satin his steward, a position demonstrated in Jon's storyline to be a fairly significant one, and one that lends itself to close contact between the two parties]], not to mention that Satin was a prostitute (implied to have worked mostly for men) before he came to the Wall. Other characters in the series wonder about these two as well.
* Stannis and Davos are another pair that give off this vibe -- Stannis is cold to nearly everyone, including his wife, but freely admits to missing Davos [[spoiler: when Davos is lost at sea after the Battle of the Blackwater]], laughs and smiles in his presence though the maester who raised him says Stannis "never learned how to laugh", and honors Davos constantly despite the latter's common birth and the complaints of his other lords bannermen; Davos is completely devoted to Stannis to the point where he won't even criticize him for cutting his fingertips off, does Stannis' bidding even when he disagrees, and has called Stannis his god.
* The first time one reads Margaery takes her court girls into bed, a double take is likely. Other characters wonder as well.
* In "The Mystery Knight", there are hints of this with "John the Fiddler" and his childhood friend and loyal companion Ser Alyn. John has a drunken and rather flirtatious conversation with Dunk, and later Alyn is driven into a jealous rage and tries to kill Dunk. On the face of it this is for John's offer of a place on the Kingsguard which was already promised to Alyn, but given a Kingsguard has seven people in it, there seems to be something more to it.
* Queen Selyse seems far more interested in the woman sleeping with her husband then her actual husband. She basically worships the ground Melisandre walks on.
* Thoros and Beric.
* Robb and Theon.
* Ned and Robert. Ned uses phrases like "muscled like a maiden's dream" to describe Robert in his youth. Lampshaded by Jaime Lannister in the second book when he tells Cat:
-->'''Jaime''': I think Ned Stark loved Robert better than he ever loved his brother or his father ... or even you, my lady. He was never unfaithful to Robert, was he?
* Ready your BrainBleach, comrades - Tyrion/Mord
-->'''Tyrion:''' That was [[AccidentalInnuendo a stiff one]].
-->'''Tyrion:''' I could use a big man like you.
* Jon and Satin. Jon's nice to Satin where the other Watchmen are rude, he remarks on his good looks frequently in his P.O.V. chapters, and [[spoiler: when Jon is made Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, he makes Satin his steward, a position demonstrated in Jon's storyline to be a fairly significant one, and one that lends itself to close contact between the two parties]], not to mention that Satin was a prostitute (implied to have worked mostly for men) before he came to the Wall. Other characters in the series wonder about these two as well.
* Stannis and Davos are another pair that give off this vibe -- Stannis is cold to nearly everyone, including his wife, but freely admits to missing Davos [[spoiler: when Davos is lost at sea after the Battle of the Blackwater]], laughs and smiles in his presence though the maester who raised him says Stannis "never learned how to laugh", and honors Davos constantly despite the latter's common birth and the complaints of his other lords bannermen; Davos is completely devoted to Stannis to the point where he won't even criticize him for cutting his fingertips off, does Stannis' bidding even when he disagrees, and has called Stannis his god.
* The first time one reads Margaery takes her court girls into bed, a double take is likely. Other characters wonder as well.
* In "The Mystery Knight", there are hints of this with "John the Fiddler" and his childhood friend and loyal companion Ser Alyn. John has a drunken and rather flirtatious conversation with Dunk, and later Alyn is driven into a jealous rage and tries to kill Dunk. On the face of it this is for John's offer of a place on the Kingsguard which was already promised to Alyn, but given a Kingsguard has seven people in it, there seems to be something more to it.
* Queen Selyse seems far more interested in the woman sleeping with her husband then her actual husband. She basically worships the ground Melisandre walks on.
* Thoros and Beric.
* Robb and Theon.
* Ned and Robert. Ned uses phrases like "muscled like a maiden's dream" to describe Robert in his youth. Lampshaded by Jaime Lannister in the second book when he tells Cat:
-->'''Jaime''': I think Ned Stark loved Robert better than he ever loved his brother or his father ... or even you, my lady. He was never unfaithful to Robert, was he?
