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* MonumentOfHumiliationAndDefeat: Baelor's Great Sept is supposed to be a gift to the Faith. but it is suspected to be another symbol of the Faith's submission to the Iron Thtone. It is located in King's Landing where the Iron Throne could keep an eye on the High Septon instead of at the Starry Sept in Oldtown governed by House Hightower.
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* MonumentOfHumiliationAndDefeat: Baelor's Great Sept is supposed to be a gift to the Faith. Faith, but it is suspected to be another symbol of the Faith's submission to the Iron Thtone. Throne. It is located in King's Landing where the Iron Throne could can keep an eye on the High Septon instead of at the Starry Sept in Oldtown governed by House Hightower.
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* MeaningfulName: "Sept", the root word used to describe several aspects of the Faith's organization (sept, septon, septa, septries), is the French word for seven.
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* MeaningfulName: "Sept", the root word used to describe several aspects of the Faith's organization (sept, septon, septa, septries), is the French word for seven.
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* MeaningfulName: "Sept", MonumentOfHumiliationAndDefeat: Baelor's Great Sept is supposed to be a gift to the root word used Faith. but it is suspected to describe several aspects be another symbol of the Faith's organization (sept, septon, septa, septries), is submission to the French word for seven.Iron Thtone. It is located in King's Landing where the Iron Throne could keep an eye on the High Septon instead of at the Starry Sept in Oldtown governed by House Hightower.
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* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Because the Stranger is so disliked and feared while the other gods are revered, he is sometimes prayed to by outcasts of Westerosi society, such as Tyrion.
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* LockedAwayInAMonastery: Women are sometimes sent to become silent sisters as a punishment or to keep them from inheriting property.
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* InTheHood: Their robes and cowls cover their faces except for their eyes, making them appear mysterious.
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* RapeAsDrama: The High Sparrow, while decrying violence inflicted against devotees of the Faith during the War of Five Kings, laments that even silent sisters have been raped and murdered.
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* RapeAsDrama: The High Sparrow, while decrying violence inflicted against devotees of the Faith during the War of the Five Kings, laments that even silent sisters have been raped and murdered.
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* RapeAsDrama: The High Sparrow, while decrying the violence inflicted against devotees of the Faith of the Seven during the War of Five Kings, laments that even silent sisters have been raped and murdered.
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* RapeAsDrama: The High Sparrow, while decrying the violence inflicted against devotees of the Faith of the Seven during the War of Five Kings, laments that even silent sisters have been raped and murdered.
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* NunsAreSpooky: The Silent Sisters are sworn to chastity and silence, are symbolically wed to the god of Death, and go around taking care of the remains of the dead. It's seen as a noble and respectable calling... but people stay well out of their way whenever possible and go around spreading rumors and gossip about them such as "their woman parts are cold".
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* TongueTrauma: Subverted by the Silent Sisters. It is believed by many that it is custom for their tongues to be cut out but Septon Meribald reveals that this is a mere rumor. In truth, they simply take on a vow of silence. Nevertheless, rumors of the mutilation persist, specially when women are forced to join the order.
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[[folder:Silent sisters]]
->''The silent sisters are always glad to welcome widows. Theirs is a serene life, a life of prayer and contemplation and good works. They bring solace to the living and peace to the dead.''
-->-- '''Cersei Lannister'''
A religious order of women sworn to the Stranger, who have taken vows of chastity and silence. Their primary function is cleaning the bodies of deceased nobles for their funerals and burials.
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* TheDogBitesBack: [[spoiler:Implied -- when Tywin Lannister destroyed House Tarbeck, he forced Walderan Tarbeck's surviving daughters to join the silent sisters. Many years later, after his death, his own corpse--though it should have been cleaned and prepared--begins to rot and stink during his seven-day-long public funeral.]]
* GloomyGray: They wear grey robes, and are caretakers of the dead.
* NunsAreSpooky: The silent sisters are sworn to chastity and silence, are symbolically wed to the god of Death, and go around taking care of the remains of the dead. It's seen as a noble and respectable calling... but people stay well out of their way whenever possible and go around spreading rumors and gossip about them such as "their woman parts are cold".
* RapeAsDrama: The High Sparrow, while decrying the violence inflicted against devotees of the Faith of the Seven during the War of Five Kings, laments that even silent sisters have been raped and murdered.
* TongueTrauma: Subverted; it is believed by many that it is custom for their tongues to be cut out, but Septon Meribald reveals that this is a mere rumor. In truth, they simply take on a vow of silence. Nevertheless, rumors of the mutilation persist, specially when women are forced to join the order.
* TraumaticHaircut: Novice silent sisters sometimes have their heads shaved. This happened to Princess Saera Targaryen when she was forced to become a silent sister as punishment for having sex with three young lords.
* VirtuousVegetarianism: ''Fire and Blood'' mentions that they eat meatless meals.
* TheVoiceless: They never speak due to a holy vow of silence, which has given rise to rumors that they have their tongues sliced out.
* VowOfCelibacy: Along with vows of silence, they also take vows of chastity.
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->''The silent sisters are always glad to welcome widows. Theirs is a serene life, a life of prayer and contemplation and good works. They bring solace to the living and peace to the dead.''
-->-- '''Cersei Lannister'''
A religious order of women sworn to the Stranger, who have taken vows of chastity and silence. Their primary function is cleaning the bodies of deceased nobles for their funerals and burials.
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* TheDogBitesBack: [[spoiler:Implied -- when Tywin Lannister destroyed House Tarbeck, he forced Walderan Tarbeck's surviving daughters to join the silent sisters. Many years later, after his death, his own corpse--though it should have been cleaned and prepared--begins to rot and stink during his seven-day-long public funeral.]]
* GloomyGray: They wear grey robes, and are caretakers of the dead.
* NunsAreSpooky: The silent sisters are sworn to chastity and silence, are symbolically wed to the god of Death, and go around taking care of the remains of the dead. It's seen as a noble and respectable calling... but people stay well out of their way whenever possible and go around spreading rumors and gossip about them such as "their woman parts are cold".
* RapeAsDrama: The High Sparrow, while decrying the violence inflicted against devotees of the Faith of the Seven during the War of Five Kings, laments that even silent sisters have been raped and murdered.
* TongueTrauma: Subverted; it is believed by many that it is custom for their tongues to be cut out, but Septon Meribald reveals that this is a mere rumor. In truth, they simply take on a vow of silence. Nevertheless, rumors of the mutilation persist, specially when women are forced to join the order.
* TraumaticHaircut: Novice silent sisters sometimes have their heads shaved. This happened to Princess Saera Targaryen when she was forced to become a silent sister as punishment for having sex with three young lords.
* VirtuousVegetarianism: ''Fire and Blood'' mentions that they eat meatless meals.
* TheVoiceless: They never speak due to a holy vow of silence, which has given rise to rumors that they have their tongues sliced out.
* VowOfCelibacy: Along with vows of silence, they also take vows of chastity.
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* {{Seer}}: Prophecy is one of her attributes. According to legend, she foretold that Hugor of the Hill's bride would bear him four-and-forty mighty sons.
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* BoringButPractical: The Seven is the only major religion thus far in the series that's demonstrated no magic. However, what the followers of the Seven lack in magic, they make up for in sheer zealotry and skills at arm. When the Seven-worshipping Andals invaded Westeros, the First Men and the Children of the Forest with all their magic were no match for them.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMudane: His histories are peppered with alleged supernatural details such as the Iron Throne rejecting Rhaenyra and Dreamfyre the dragon being killed by the Warrior himself.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMudane: His histories are peppered with alleged supernatural details such as the Iron Throne rejecting Rhaenyra and Dreamfyre the dragon being killed by the Warrior himself.
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* GodOfKnowledge: She is a goddess of wisdom and fate. The faithful pray to her for guidance before making major decisions or when facing adversity. She is typically depicted as an elderly woman holding a lantern, representing how she is said to lead people where they need to go.
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* GrimReaper: The Stranger is the personification of death for their religion.
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-->'''Street preacher''': Even the High Septon has forgotten the gods! He bathes in scented waters and grows fat on lark and lamprey while his people starve!
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->''A pious man who worships the Seven so fervently he eats a meal for each of them whenever he sits to table.''
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-->-- '''Moon Boy'''
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* BullyingADragon: It never seemed to click with him that constantly antagonizing the family armed with giant, fire breathing monsters was a bad idea. He only really got away with insulting the Targaryens so much because of Aenys' own reluctance to act. Even when Maegor, who was much more willing to act, took the throne, the Septon still couldn't shut up, despite the Targaryens being prone to descend upon Oldtown. This is just another reason some think he was murdered.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: His feet are "gnarled like tree roots", presumably from a life of wandering from village to village to preach.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: He goes barefoot in penance for his past as a DirtyOldMonk.
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* SayingTooMuch: When Cersei asks if Margaery will be put on trial, Scolera says, "Soon, but her brother--" before Unella shuts her up.
-->'''Unella''': ''Hush''. You chatter too much, you foolish old woman. It is not for us to speak of such things.
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* PetTheDog: When Cersei [[BreakTheHaughty falls for the second time]] during her walk of atonement and pleads for mercy, Unella relents slightly and encourages her to keep going, reassuring her that she's almost back to the Red Keep.
-->'''Septa Unella:''' It is not much further. See? Up the hill, that's all.
-->'''Septa Unella:''' It is not much further. See? Up the hill, that's all.
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* AmbiguousGender: In contrast to how the other six gods are portrayed as three men and three women. This is also likely meant to highlight how eerily mysterious the Stranger is. Although they are often called "he" for simplicity's sake.
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* AmbiguousGender: In contrast to how the other six gods are portrayed as three men and three women. This is also likely meant to highlight how eerily mysterious the Stranger is.is, as well as the fact that death is something that comes to both man and woman alike. Although they are often called "he" for simplicity's sake.
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* FromACertainPointOfView: [[spoiler:He tells Brienne the Hound died in his arms, but it's implied he means the brutish killer who was the Hound has died, while Sandor lives as a penitent gravedigger on the Quiet Isle.]]
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* MetaphoricallyTrue: [[spoiler:He tells Brienne the Hound died in his arms, but it's implied he means the brutish killer who was the Hound has died, while Sandor lives as a penitent gravedigger on the Quiet Isle.]]
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* GodOfOrder: He carries scales in one hand and is prayed to for justice. When someone dies, it is said, "May the Father judge him/her justly."
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* GodOfOrder: He carries scales in one hand and is prayed to for justice. When someone dies, it is said, "May the Father judge him/her justly."justly" (or "harshly" if they have committed a grave crime).
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* YouWillBeSpared: He avoided execution twice thanks to being a man of the cloth, first when Rhaenyra took King's Landing and later when Perkin the Flea took the Red Keep.
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* YouWillBeSpared: He avoided execution twice thanks to being a man of the cloth, first when Rhaenyra took King's Landing and later when Ser Perkin the Flea took the Red Keep.Keep, and again during the Hour of the Wolf that followed Aegon II's murder.
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The septonand a member of Dragonstone early in the Most Devout, who served at King's Landing during the regency reign of Jaehaerys I Targaryen.Targaryen, who he joined in marriage to the king's sister, Alysanne, against the wishes of the Queen Mother Alyssa and Lord Rogar Baratheon.
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* BadassPreacher: It takes some stones to defy the Hand of the King ''and'' the Queen Mother.
* CharacterDeath: Dies in his sleep early in 54 AC, setting the tone for what becomes known as the Year of the Stranger.
* JumpedAtTheCall: Oswyck's time on Dragonstone made him more familiar with Targaryen tradition than most of the Faith. So when Jaehaerys asks for a septon to wed himself to his sister, Oswyck wastes no time in doing just that.
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A septon and a member of the Most Devout, who served at King's Landing during the regency of Jaehaerys I Targaryen.
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* JumpedAtTheCall: Oswyck's time on Dragonstone made him more familiar with Targaryen tradition than most of the Faith. So when Jaehaerys asks for a septon to wed himself to his sister, Oswyck wastes no time in doing just that.
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A septon and a member of the Most Devout, who served at King's Landing during the regency of Jaehaerys I Targaryen.
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* OhCrap: He turns pale when he learns Jaehaerys is coming to Oldtown after the High Septon's death.
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* OhCrap: He turns pale when he learns Jaehaerys is coming to Oldtown (on dragonback, no less) after the High Septon's death.
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* IconicItem: He always carries a hammer with him. Devotees of the Smith wear a small iron hammer around their necks to show their faith.
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* IconicItem: He always carries a hammer with him. Devotees of the Smith wear a small iron hammer hammers around their necks to show their faith.
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* IconicItem: He always carries a hammer with him. Devotees of the Smith wear a small iron hammer around their necks to show their faith.
* ItWasAGift: He wrought an iron suit of armor for each of Hugor of the Hill's forty-four sons.
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* GodOfOrder: He carries scales in one hand and is prayed to for justice. When someone dies, it is said, "May the Father judge him/her justly."
