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** [[{{JerkAss}} Theon]] is eager to kill the direwolf pups and immediately goes to slit one's throat -- in [[JustForPun stark]] contrast to Robb, Jon and Bran's impulse to save them.

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** [[{{JerkAss}} Theon]] is eager to kill the direwolf pups and immediately goes to slit one's throat -- in [[JustForPun stark]] stark contrast to Robb, Jon and Bran's impulse to save them.
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* ObliviouslySuperpowered: Daenerys Targaryen is completely oblivious to her supernatural ability to withstand extreme heat. After getting felt up by her [[BigBrotherBully brother Viserys]], she climbs into a steaming hot bath without noticing the temperature, apparently too intent on ScrubbingOffTheTrauma to pay attention to the alarmed reaction of a nearby servant.
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* PerverseSexualLust: A nobleman feels up a thirteen-year-old girl.
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* PerverseSexualLust: A nobleman feels up a thirteen-year-old girl.
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* SexyDiscretionShot: Ros the whore giving Tyrion the Imp an off-screen blow job. However, it then changes to the first of ''Game of Throne'''s famous {{Sexposition}} scenes, as [[AsYouKnow Ros gives the audience a rundown]] on the Lannister brothers.

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* SexyDiscretionShot: Ros the whore giving Tyrion the Imp an off-screen blow job. However, it then changes to the first of ''Game of Throne'''s Thrones'''s famous {{Sexposition}} scenes, as [[AsYouKnow Ros gives the audience a rundown]] on the Lannister brothers.
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Correcting both their names.


** Roz mentions how Tryion's brother is reputed to be the most handsome man in the Seven Kingdoms. When Jaime interrupts proceedings, she checks out the KnightInShiningArmor with visible appreciation.

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** Roz Ros mentions how Tryion's Tyrion's brother is reputed to be the most handsome man in the Seven Kingdoms. When Jaime interrupts proceedings, she checks out the KnightInShiningArmor with visible appreciation.



** A few shots feature a blonde Theon Greyjoy. This is one of the few elements from the unaired original pilot to make it into the episode.

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** A few shots feature a blonde blond Theon Greyjoy. This is one of the few elements from the unaired original pilot to make it into the episode.



** [[HeroicBastard Jon's]] first major scene has him persuading his father Ned to let the direwolf pups live by using his own illegitimate status to against himself by pointing out there are five pups and five trueborn Stark children. Then he finds the sixth pup from the litter -- an albino -- who he adopts as his own.

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** [[HeroicBastard Jon's]] first major scene has him persuading his father Ned to let the direwolf pups live by using his own illegitimate status to against himself by pointing out there are five pups and five trueborn Stark children. Then he finds the sixth pup from the litter -- an albino -- who whom he adopts as his own.



** Tyrion isn't happy when Jaime bursts in on him in bed with Roz: "Shall I explain the meaning of a closed door in a whorehouse, brother?" (In a BrickJoke, Jaime doesn't close the door when leaving Tyrion to his orgy).

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** Tyrion isn't happy when Jaime bursts in on him in bed with Roz: Ros: "Shall I explain the meaning of a closed door in a whorehouse, brother?" (In a BrickJoke, Jaime doesn't close the door when leaving Tyrion to his orgy).



* SexyDiscretionShot: Roz the Whore giving Tryion the Imp an off-screen blow job. However, it then changes to the first of Game of Throne's famous {{Sexposition}} scenes, as [[AsYouKnow Roz gives the audience a rundown]] on the Lannister brothers.

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* SexyDiscretionShot: Roz Ros the Whore whore giving Tryion Tyrion the Imp an off-screen blow job. However, it then changes to the first of Game ''Game of Throne's Throne'''s famous {{Sexposition}} scenes, as [[AsYouKnow Roz Ros gives the audience a rundown]] on the Lannister brothers.
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There's a short scene at '''King's Landing,''' the capital of Westeros, where a blonde man and a blonde woman -- Ser Jaime Lannister of the Kingsguard and his twin sister, Queen Cersei Lannister -- have a cryptic conversation about keeping secrets whilst a funeral goes on. Up at Winterfell, Catelyn brings a letter to Ned explaining what the funeral was about: it was for Lord Jon Arryn of the Eyrie, Hand of the King these past seventeen years until his untimely death by disease. The letter also claims that Robert Baratheon, the First of his Name, King of the Andals and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms and Protector of the Realm, is coming north to Winterfell to visit his best friend Ned, who he has not seen in years. Three guesses why.

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There's a short scene at '''King's Landing,''' the capital of Westeros, where a blonde man and a blonde woman -- Ser Jaime Lannister of the Kingsguard and his twin sister, Queen Cersei Lannister -- have a cryptic conversation about keeping secrets whilst a funeral goes on. Up at Winterfell, Catelyn brings a letter to Ned explaining what the funeral was about: it was for Lord Jon Arryn of the Eyrie, Hand of the King these past seventeen years until his untimely death by disease. The letter also claims that Robert Baratheon, the First of his Name, King of the Andals and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms and Protector of the Realm, is coming north to Winterfell to visit his best friend Ned, who whom he has not seen in years. Three guesses why.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Will flees to the North to warn the people about the terrifying evil that's coming for them. In any other fantasy series, this would make him the hero, or at least one of the main characters. But in this one, not only do the people not for a second believe one random guy's proofless word about an ancient evil he swears is coming, but he's also deserting from his duty -- and in Westeros, like most medieval societies, that's a crime punishable by death. Poor Will gets executed.

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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Will flees to the North to warn the people about the terrifying evil that's coming for them. In any other fantasy series, this would make him the hero, or at least one of the main characters. But in this one, not only do the people not for a second believe one random guy's proofless word about an ancient evil he swears is coming, but he's also deserting from his duty -- and in Westeros, like most medieval societies, that's a crime punishable by death. Poor Will gets executed. It's something of a minor EstablishingSeriesMoment for the show as a whole; this show is going to look at how a fantasy kingdom would operate as if it were realistic to the medieval societies such kingdoms are typically based on.
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* DecoyProtagonist: Will from the pre-credits teaser would likely, in any other fantasy story, be the hapless lowborn who finds himself on an epic journey to become the hero who will defeat the terrifying evil he encounters, in the process going through quite a lot of CharacterDevelopment and ending up married to the beautiful princess. But Westeros ain't that kind of fantasy kingdom. Poor Will ends up getting captured and getting his head chopped off for desertion of his duty by the ''actual'' protagonist.


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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Will flees to the North to warn the people about the terrifying evil that's coming for them. In any other fantasy series, this would make him the hero, or at least one of the main characters. But in this one, not only do the people not for a second believe one random guy's proofless word about an ancient evil he swears is coming, but he's also deserting from his duty -- and in Westeros, like most medieval societies, that's a crime punishable by death. Poor Will gets executed.
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[[caption-width-right:350: What a happy family, right? It would be tragic if something awful happened with them...]]

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[[caption-width-right:350: What a happy family, right? It would be tragic if something awful happened with to them...]]
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* YouCanAlwaysTellALiar: After Bran promises not to climb anymore, Catelyn notices that he's looking down and realizes that he's lying. As one might expect, Bran's climbing catches up to him, albeit not in the way Catelyn expects.

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* AgentScully: Ned dismisses the deserter's claims of the White Walkers returning to Bran as a madman's ravings. When Benjen points out that said deserter was a reliable ranger and his companions are still missing, Ned insists they were probably victims of a wildling ambush.



* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: Will is beheaded as a Night's Watch deserter by Ned here, whereas in the books, he is strangled to death by a [[AnimateDead reanimated Waymer Royce]] [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie after the White Walkers kill him]]. Gared is the one beheaded for desertion by Ned in the books, whereas in the episode, he is killed by the White Walkers.



* ShamefulStrip: Daenerys gets two of these; first at the hands of her brother feeling her up under the pretext of making sure she's fit for marriage, then by her new husband on [[MaritalRapeLicense their wedding night]]. The first [[BrokenBird she endures with a weary resignation]], while she's sobbing and desperately trying to cover herself during the second.

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* ShamefulStrip: Daenerys gets two of these; first at the hands of her brother feeling her up under the pretext of making sure she's fit for marriage, then by her new husband on [[MaritalRapeLicense their wedding night]]. The first [[BrokenBird she endures with a weary resignation]], while she's sobbing and [[HandOrObjectUnderwear desperately trying to cover herself herself]] during the second.
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* ShamefulStrip: Daenerys gets two of these; first at the hands of her brother feeling her up under the pretext of making sure she's fit for marriage, then by her new husband on [[MartialRapeLicense their wedding night]]. The first she endures with a weary resignation, while she's sobbing and desperately trying to cover herself during the second.

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* ShamefulStrip: Daenerys gets two of these; first at the hands of her brother feeling her up under the pretext of making sure she's fit for marriage, then by her new husband on [[MartialRapeLicense [[MaritalRapeLicense their wedding night]]. The first [[BrokenBird she endures with a weary resignation, resignation]], while she's sobbing and desperately trying to cover herself during the second.

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** A White Walker decapitates a Nights Watchman, [[DecapitationPresentation tossing the head at his compatriot's feet]].

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** A White Walker decapitates a Nights Night's Watchman, [[DecapitationPresentation tossing the head at his compatriot's feet]].



** Viserys, a Targaryen heir to the throne living in exile, makes this clear with every word that comes out of his mouth. His younger sister suffers the most because he only holds power over her.

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** Viserys, a Targaryen heir to the throne living in exile, makes this clear with every word that comes out of his mouth. His younger sister [[BigBrotherBully suffers the most because he only holds power over her.her]].


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* ShamefulStrip: Daenerys gets two of these; first at the hands of her brother feeling her up under the pretext of making sure she's fit for marriage, then by her new husband on [[MartialRapeLicense their wedding night]]. The first she endures with a weary resignation, while she's sobbing and desperately trying to cover herself during the second.
* ShrinkingViolet: Daenerys Targaryen is shy, demure, soft spoken and clearly afraid of her temperamental older brother.
* SpareAMessenger: Presumably why the White Walkers left one ranger alive after killing his compatriots.
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* VillainousIncest: Viserys establishes his {{Jerkass}} credentials quickly when he strips and fondles his own sister, inspecting her body for her upcoming marriage. PlayedForDrama with Jaime and Cersei.

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* VillainousIncest: Viserys establishes his {{Jerkass}} credentials quickly when he strips and fondles his own sister, inspecting her body for her upcoming marriage. PlayedForDrama with Jaime and Cersei.Cersei, as while their relationship is consensual they're quick to attempt to murder Bran for having seen them in the act.
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--->'''Robb:''' I hear he's a right royal prick.
--->'''Theon:''' Just think of [[PowerIsSexy all those Southern girls]] he gets to stab with his right royal prick.

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--->'''Robb:''' I hear he's a right royal prick.
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prick.\\
'''Theon:'''
Just think of [[PowerIsSexy all those Southern girls]] he gets to stab with his right royal prick.



-->'''Jaime:''' Our sister craves your attendance.
-->'''Tyrion:''' [[SarcasmMode She has odd cravings, our sister.]]
-->'''Jaime:''' A [[IncestSubtext family trait]].

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-->'''Jaime:''' Our sister craves your attendance.
-->'''Tyrion:'''
attendance.\\
'''Tyrion:'''
[[SarcasmMode She has odd cravings, our sister.]]
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]]\\
'''Jaime:'''
A [[IncestSubtext family trait]].

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