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* The Braavos Arc A.K.A Sansa learns how to manipulate a bunch of [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bastards]] with courtesies and smiles. While she admits that physically she will never reach Joffrey's skills, she proves herself to be a player with the social skills she does have. Although she did hit a few stumbling blocks (that MagnificentBastard hat the Braavosi got is ''completely'' earned), she still manages to come back, re-plan and then successfully to overthrow one of the richest and most ruthless men in the Shivering Sea, while the Braavosi upper-class treat them like a couple of upstart Westerosi Barbarians. This also proves why she's considered as the other half of the Purple; while Joffrey would have simply murdered the man and started a CycleOfRevenge with the man's son and family, Sansa pulled it in such a way that the man's family would become so ruined that they become too afraid to even ''dare'' seek vengeance. Her cunning is such, both she and Joffrey earned the respect and gratitude of the Sealord himself.
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* The Braavos Arc A.K.A Sansa learns how to manipulate a bunch of [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bastards]] with courtesies and smiles. While she admits that physically she will never reach Joffrey's skills, she proves herself to be a player with the social skills she does have. Although she did hit a few stumbling blocks (that MagnificentBastard hat the Braavosi got is ''completely'' earned), she still manages to come back, re-plan and then successfully to overthrow one of the richest and most ruthless men in the Shivering Sea, while the Braavosi upper-class treat them like a couple of upstart Westerosi Barbarians. This also proves why she's considered as the other half of the Purple; while Joffrey would have simply murdered the man and started a CycleOfRevenge with the man's son and family, Sansa pulled it in such a way that the man's family would become so ruined that they become too afraid to even ''dare'' seek vengeance. Her cunning is such, both she and Joffrey earned the respect and gratitude of the Sealord himself.
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* In Chapter 35, Baelish, left a NervousWreck, is desperately making plans to kill Joffrey while fleeing in his ship. Feeling thirsty, he calls for some wine, only for no one to attend to him. Cue Littlefinger discovering his entire crew slaughtered without a single alarm raised and a very pissed Joffrey ready and raring to KickTheSonOfABitch.
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* In Chapter 35, Baelish, left a NervousWreck, is desperately making plans to kill Joffrey while fleeing in his ship. Feeling thirsty, he calls for some wine, only for no one to attend to him. Cue Littlefinger discovering his entire crew slaughtered without a single alarm raised raised, and a very pissed Joffrey ready and raring to KickTheSonOfABitch.Joffrey.
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* In chapter 24 Joffrey discovers the truth about the white walkers and not only that, but he kills one with an- although primitive- a freaking '''''rocket launcher''''' at the cost of [[EyeScream his right eye]] [[AnArmAndALeg and]] [[BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu arm]]. He does this ''again'' in Chapter 26b. After being surrounded by the White Walkers and is in the process of being stabbed in the heart, he pulls a TakingYouWithMe with a primitive bomb. It ''works''. True he died later, [[DoNotGoGentle but he did not go down quietly.]]
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* In chapter 24 Joffrey discovers the truth about the white walkers and not only that, but he kills one with an- although primitive- a freaking '''''rocket launcher''''' at the cost of [[EyeScream his right eye]] [[AnArmAndALeg and]] and [[BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu arm]]. He does this ''again'' in Chapter 26b. After being surrounded by the White Walkers and is in the process of being stabbed in the heart, he pulls a TakingYouWithMe with a primitive bomb. It ''works''. True he died later, [[DoNotGoGentle but he did not go down quietly.]]
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* Also in chapter 24, Joffrey slowly evolving into the [[ColonelBadass Ideal]] [[BigGood Officer]] and gaining the "Aura of [[NervesOfSteel Serene Command]]" and is able to [[UndyingLoyalty inspire morale]] [[HundredPercentAdorationRating 'just by standing up']].
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* Also in chapter 24, Joffrey slowly evolving into the [[ColonelBadass Ideal]] [[BigGood Ideal Officer]] and gaining the "Aura of [[NervesOfSteel Serene Command]]" and is able to [[UndyingLoyalty inspire morale]] [[HundredPercentAdorationRating morale 'just by standing up']].
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* Chapter 49. Mixes in with TearJerker, but Sansa earns her ActionGirl status in this chapter. First she arrests Cersei for poisoning Tyrion. Then she organizes the defenses of King's Landing in preparation for Stannis' invasion. After Ned is assassinated by Melisandre's shadow demon, an enraged Sansa rallies the panicking soldiers with a series of RousingSpeeches, leading the charge on horseback with her direwolf Lady by her side. She does quite well for herself fighting at the Mud Gate, killing several foot soldiers and knights herself with help from her friends and bodyguards. Despite suffering several wounds and losing several allies, she personally kills Stannis as the battle draws to an end, slumping against the wall with Meera Reed and watching the sun rise over the bloodied city.
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* Chapter 49. Mixes in with TearJerker, but Sansa earns her ActionGirl status in this chapter. First she arrests Cersei for poisoning Tyrion. Then she organizes the defenses of King's Landing in preparation for Stannis' invasion. After Ned is assassinated by Melisandre's shadow demon, an enraged Sansa rallies the panicking soldiers with a series of RousingSpeeches, {{Rousing Speech}}es, leading the charge on horseback with her direwolf Lady by her side. She does quite well for herself fighting at the Mud Gate, killing several foot soldiers and knights herself with help from her friends and bodyguards. Despite suffering several wounds and losing several allies, she personally kills Stannis as the battle draws to an end, slumping against the wall with Meera Reed and watching the sun rise over the bloodied city.
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* In chapter 24 Joffrey discovers the truth about the [[spoiler:white walkers]] and not only that, but he kills one with an- although primitive- a freaking '''''rocket launcher''''' at the cost of [[EyeScream his right eye]] [[AnArmAndALeg and]] [[BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu arm]]. He does this ''again'' in Chapter 26b. After being [[spoiler: surrounded by the White Walkers and is in the process of being stabbed in the heart, he pulls a TakingYouWithMe with a primitive bomb. It ''works''. True he died later, [[DoNotGoGentle but he did not go down quietly.]]]]
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* In chapter 24 Joffrey discovers the truth about the [[spoiler:white walkers]] white walkers and not only that, but he kills one with an- although primitive- a freaking '''''rocket launcher''''' at the cost of [[EyeScream his right eye]] [[AnArmAndALeg and]] [[BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu arm]]. He does this ''again'' in Chapter 26b. After being [[spoiler: surrounded by the White Walkers and is in the process of being stabbed in the heart, he pulls a TakingYouWithMe with a primitive bomb. It ''works''. True he died later, [[DoNotGoGentle but he did not go down quietly.]]]]]]
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* The Braavos Arc [[spoiler: A.K.A Sansa learns how to manipulate a bunch of [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bastards]] with courtesies and smiles. While she admits that physically she will never reach Joffrey's skills, she proves herself to be a player with the social skills she does have. Although she did hit a few stumbling blocks (that MagnificentBastard hat the Braavosi got is ''completely'' earned), she still manages to come back, re-plan and then successfully to overthrow one of the richest and most ruthless men in the Shivering Sea, while the Braavosi upper-class treat them like a couple of upstart Westerosi Barbarians. This also proves why she's considered as the other half of the Purple; while Joffrey would have simply murdered the man and started a CycleOfRevenge with the man's son and family, Sansa pulled it in such a way that the man's family would become so ruined that they become too afraid to even ''dare'' seek vengeance. Her cunning is such, both she and Joffrey earned the respect and gratitude of the Sealord himself.]]
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* The Braavos Arc [[spoiler: A.K.A Sansa learns how to manipulate a bunch of [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bastards]] with courtesies and smiles. While she admits that physically she will never reach Joffrey's skills, she proves herself to be a player with the social skills she does have. Although she did hit a few stumbling blocks (that MagnificentBastard hat the Braavosi got is ''completely'' earned), she still manages to come back, re-plan and then successfully to overthrow one of the richest and most ruthless men in the Shivering Sea, while the Braavosi upper-class treat them like a couple of upstart Westerosi Barbarians. This also proves why she's considered as the other half of the Purple; while Joffrey would have simply murdered the man and started a CycleOfRevenge with the man's son and family, Sansa pulled it in such a way that the man's family would become so ruined that they become too afraid to even ''dare'' seek vengeance. Her cunning is such, both she and Joffrey earned the respect and gratitude of the Sealord himself.]]
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* Chapter 49. Mixes in with TearJerker, but Sansa earns her ActionGirl status in this chapter. [[spoiler: First she arrests Cersei for poisoning Tyrion. Then she organizes the defenses of King's Landing in preparation for Stannis' invasion. After Ned is assassinated by Melisandre's shadow demon, an enraged Sansa rallies the panicking soldiers with a series of RousingSpeeches, leading the charge on horseback with her direwolf Lady by her side. She does quite well for herself fighting at the Mud Gate, killing several foot soldiers and knights herself with help from her friends and bodyguards. Despite suffering several wounds and losing several allies, she personally kills Stannis as the battle draws to an end, slumping against the wall with Meera Reed and watching the sun rise over the bloodied city.]]
* Chapter 50. As irritating as it might be for Joffrey, credit where credit's due: [[spoiler:Varys dying to his tortures without breaking earns him more than a few badass points.]]
* Chapter 50. As irritating as it might be for Joffrey, credit where credit's due: [[spoiler:Varys dying to his tortures without breaking earns him more than a few badass points.]]
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* Chapter 49. Mixes in with TearJerker, but Sansa earns her ActionGirl status in this chapter. [[spoiler: First she arrests Cersei for poisoning Tyrion. Then she organizes the defenses of King's Landing in preparation for Stannis' invasion. After Ned is assassinated by Melisandre's shadow demon, an enraged Sansa rallies the panicking soldiers with a series of RousingSpeeches, leading the charge on horseback with her direwolf Lady by her side. She does quite well for herself fighting at the Mud Gate, killing several foot soldiers and knights herself with help from her friends and bodyguards. Despite suffering several wounds and losing several allies, she personally kills Stannis as the battle draws to an end, slumping against the wall with Meera Reed and watching the sun rise over the bloodied city.]]
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* Chapter 50. As irritating as it might be for Joffrey, credit where credit's due:[[spoiler:Varys Varys dying to his tortures without breaking earns him more than a few badass points.]]
* Chapter 50. As irritating as it might be for Joffrey, credit where credit's due:
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** [[spoiler: Meanwhile, Sansa deals with a demon that's far stronger and wilder than the one she was ready for, and she manages to bring it to heel anyway.]]
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* Interlude: Lancel: [[spoiler: Tragic and fruitless as it is, Lancel and his small retinue of fellow Guardsmen honor their liege and his pride in them and refuse to cower before Daenerys and her dragons, [[DoNotGoGentle charging Drogon with weapons in hand ready to be incinerated by his fiery breath.]]]]
* Chapter 74. [[spoiler: Joffrey challenges [[OmnicidalManiac the mad Princess Daenerys]] to Trial-By-Combat with the fate of the Seven Kingdoms in the balance. He stands undeterred at facing Drogon, conjures an ethereal set of plate armor from the modules of the Purple along with Stars and Brightroar, and successfully slays Drogon despite an uphill battle.]]
** [[spoiler: When Daenerys tries to pull a TakingYouWithMe in one last desperate attempt to deny Joffrey his victory, Jon Snow, Edmure Tully, and all the other knights and Guardsmen present engage Rhaegal, with Jon being the one to land the killing blow.]]
* Chapter 75. The last moment of respite ends for Joff. [[spoiler: At Harrenhal, with the lords of the Seven Kingdoms in attendance, Joff thanks them all for attending, and states his ultimate wish for peace, and his regret at how he was forced to march to annihilate Stannis, the Golden Company, and Daenerys to protect it. He tells them all how he wishes weapons could just be left for melees and tourneys... but there's one last war to be fought before the Eternal Summer comes. A cage containing a wight is rolled in, to the horror of everyone in attendance. The Walkers are back, and Joff spares no punches when telling everyone of what will happen if they are not met and what will become of Westeros and the world itself. He materializes his ethereal armor and Brightroar, and has Samwell smash the wight to pieces, showing the demons of legend are not immortal and that Westeros is not defenseless. He rises and asks who will march with him to destroy the Final Enemy and fight the Last War. One by one, the lords rise and acknowledge him as their king, who they will follow to fight to the last.]]
* Chapter 74. [[spoiler: Joffrey challenges [[OmnicidalManiac the mad Princess Daenerys]] to Trial-By-Combat with the fate of the Seven Kingdoms in the balance. He stands undeterred at facing Drogon, conjures an ethereal set of plate armor from the modules of the Purple along with Stars and Brightroar, and successfully slays Drogon despite an uphill battle.]]
** [[spoiler: When Daenerys tries to pull a TakingYouWithMe in one last desperate attempt to deny Joffrey his victory, Jon Snow, Edmure Tully, and all the other knights and Guardsmen present engage Rhaegal, with Jon being the one to land the killing blow.]]
* Chapter 75. The last moment of respite ends for Joff. [[spoiler: At Harrenhal, with the lords of the Seven Kingdoms in attendance, Joff thanks them all for attending, and states his ultimate wish for peace, and his regret at how he was forced to march to annihilate Stannis, the Golden Company, and Daenerys to protect it. He tells them all how he wishes weapons could just be left for melees and tourneys... but there's one last war to be fought before the Eternal Summer comes. A cage containing a wight is rolled in, to the horror of everyone in attendance. The Walkers are back, and Joff spares no punches when telling everyone of what will happen if they are not met and what will become of Westeros and the world itself. He materializes his ethereal armor and Brightroar, and has Samwell smash the wight to pieces, showing the demons of legend are not immortal and that Westeros is not defenseless. He rises and asks who will march with him to destroy the Final Enemy and fight the Last War. One by one, the lords rise and acknowledge him as their king, who they will follow to fight to the last.]]
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* Interlude: Lancel: [[spoiler: Tragic and fruitless as it is, Lancel and his small retinue of fellow Guardsmen honor their liege and his pride in them and refuse to cower before Daenerys and her dragons, [[DoNotGoGentle charging Drogon with weapons in hand ready to be incinerated by his fiery breath.]]]]
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* Chapter 74.[[spoiler: Joffrey challenges [[OmnicidalManiac the mad Princess Daenerys]] to Trial-By-Combat with the fate of the Seven Kingdoms in the balance. He stands undeterred at facing Drogon, conjures an ethereal set of plate armor from the modules of the Purple along with Stars and Brightroar, and successfully slays Drogon despite an uphill battle.]]
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**[[spoiler: When Daenerys tries to pull a TakingYouWithMe in one last desperate attempt to deny Joffrey his victory, Jon Snow, Edmure Tully, and all the other knights and Guardsmen present engage Rhaegal, with Jon being the one to land the killing blow.]]
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* Chapter 75. The last moment of respite ends for Joff.[[spoiler: At Harrenhal, with the lords of the Seven Kingdoms in attendance, Joff thanks them all for attending, and states his ultimate wish for peace, and his regret at how he was forced to march to annihilate Stannis, the Golden Company, and Daenerys to protect it. He tells them all how he wishes weapons could just be left for melees and tourneys... but there's one last war to be fought before the Eternal Summer comes. A cage containing a wight is rolled in, to the horror of everyone in attendance. The Walkers are back, and Joff spares no punches when telling everyone of what will happen if they are not met and what will become of Westeros and the world itself. He materializes his ethereal armor and Brightroar, and has Samwell smash the wight to pieces, showing the demons of legend are not immortal and that Westeros is not defenseless. He rises and asks who will march with him to destroy the Final Enemy and fight the Last War. One by one, the lords rise and acknowledge him as their king, who they will follow to fight to the last.]]
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* Chapter 75. The last moment of respite ends for Joff.
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* Joffrey conquering the Summit of the Mountains of the Moon. And before that killing the Shadowcat with nothing but a broken spear and a dagger.
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* Joffrey conquering the Summit of the Mountains of the Moon. After getting ''this'' close to giving up and deciding that YouCantFightFate, he managed to reach the top, finally cementing to himself that he and fate can be changed.
** And beforethat killing the Shadowcat that, he killed a shadowcat with nothing but a broken spear and a dagger. dagger.
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** [[spoiler: When Daenerys tries to pull a TakingYouWithMe in one last desperate attempt to deny Joffrey his victory, Jon Snow, Edmure Tully, and all the other knights and Guardsmen present engage Rhaegal, with Jon being the one to land the killing blow.]]
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** [[spoiler: When Daenerys tries to pull a TakingYouWithMe in one last desperate attempt to deny Joffrey his victory, Jon Snow, Edmure Tully, and all the other knights and Guardsmen present engage Rhaegal, with Jon being the one to land the killing blow.]]
* Chapter 75. The last moment of respite ends for Joff. [[spoiler: At Harrenhal, with the lords of the Seven Kingdoms in attendance, Joff thanks them all for attending, and states his ultimate wish for peace, and his regret at how he was forced to march to annihilate Stannis, the Golden Company, and Daenerys to protect it. He tells them all how he wishes weapons could just be left for melees and tourneys... but there's one last war to be fought before the Eternal Summer comes. A cage containing a wight is rolled in, to the horror of everyone in attendance. The Walkers are back, and Joff spares no punches when telling everyone of what will happen if they are not met and what will become of Westeros and the world itself. He materializes his ethereal armor and Brightroar, and has Samwell smash the wight to pieces, showing the demons of legend are not immortal and that Westeros is not defenseless. He rises and asks who will march with him to destroy the Final Enemy and fight the Last War. One by one, the lords rise and acknowledge him as their king, who they will follow to fight to the last.]]
* Chapter 75. The last moment of respite ends for Joff. [[spoiler: At Harrenhal, with the lords of the Seven Kingdoms in attendance, Joff thanks them all for attending, and states his ultimate wish for peace, and his regret at how he was forced to march to annihilate Stannis, the Golden Company, and Daenerys to protect it. He tells them all how he wishes weapons could just be left for melees and tourneys... but there's one last war to be fought before the Eternal Summer comes. A cage containing a wight is rolled in, to the horror of everyone in attendance. The Walkers are back, and Joff spares no punches when telling everyone of what will happen if they are not met and what will become of Westeros and the world itself. He materializes his ethereal armor and Brightroar, and has Samwell smash the wight to pieces, showing the demons of legend are not immortal and that Westeros is not defenseless. He rises and asks who will march with him to destroy the Final Enemy and fight the Last War. One by one, the lords rise and acknowledge him as their king, who they will follow to fight to the last.]]
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* Interlude: Lancel. Tragic and fruitless as it is, Lancel and his small retinue of fellow Guardsmen honor their liege and his pride in them and refuse to cower before Daenerys and her dragons, [[DoNotGoGentle charging Drogon with weapons in hand ready to be incinerated by his fiery breath.]]
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* Interlude: Lancel. Lancel: [[spoiler: Tragic and fruitless as it is, Lancel and his small retinue of fellow Guardsmen honor their liege and his pride in them and refuse to cower before Daenerys and her dragons, [[DoNotGoGentle charging Drogon with weapons in hand ready to be incinerated by his fiery breath.]]]]
* Chapter 74. [[spoiler: Joffrey challenges [[OmnicidalManiac the mad Princess Daenerys]] to Trial-By-Combat with the fate of the Seven Kingdoms in the balance. He stands undeterred at facing Drogon, conjures an ethereal set of plate armor from the modules of the Purple along with Stars and Brightroar, and successfully slays Drogon despite an uphill battle.]]
** [[spoiler: When Daenerys tries to pull a TakingYouWithMe in one last desperate attempt to deny Joffrey his victory, Jon Snow, Edmure Tully, and all the other knights and Guardsmen present engage Rhaegal, with Jon being the one to land the killing blow.]]
* Chapter 74. [[spoiler: Joffrey challenges [[OmnicidalManiac the mad Princess Daenerys]] to Trial-By-Combat with the fate of the Seven Kingdoms in the balance. He stands undeterred at facing Drogon, conjures an ethereal set of plate armor from the modules of the Purple along with Stars and Brightroar, and successfully slays Drogon despite an uphill battle.]]
** [[spoiler: When Daenerys tries to pull a TakingYouWithMe in one last desperate attempt to deny Joffrey his victory, Jon Snow, Edmure Tully, and all the other knights and Guardsmen present engage Rhaegal, with Jon being the one to land the killing blow.]]
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* Chapter 51. Joff meets Aegon and the Golden Company on the field and pushes towards the would-be King despite the sellsword company's considerable battle prowess and rampaging elephants. Joff personally kills Aegon's two most prominent followers, Jon Connington and Ser Rolly Duckfield, while Jon finishes off a wounded war elephant. After Jon is killed by Aegon, Joff summons Brightroar to counter the Valyrian steel sword Blackfyre, amputates the usurper and lets an enraged Ghost finish him off.
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* Chapter 72. When talking business with a representative from the Iron Bank, Sansa notes that the biggest issue they have is a particular House's access to Northern wares. With all the grace and simplicity she can muster, she asks the man whether the Iron Bank would be amenable to offer Westeros a better deal if that House were barred from accessing the Northern markets. The representative stops, considering how utterly, hellishly difficult it would be to stop a single merchant House from the whole North, until Sansa reminds him just how utterly colossal the Royal Navy is and how open she would be to send an Army detachment to scour the entire North's shoreline, ''just to stop that particular merchant.'' Negotiations are quite fast after that.
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* Chapter 72. When talking business with a representative from the Iron Bank, Sansa notes that the biggest issue they have is a particular House's access to Northern wares. With all the grace and simplicity she can muster, she asks the man whether the Iron Bank would be amenable to offer Westeros a better deal if that House were barred from accessing the Northern markets. The representative stops, considering how utterly, hellishly difficult it would be to stop a single merchant House from the whole North, until Sansa reminds him just how utterly colossal the Royal Navy is and how open she would be to send an Army detachment to scour the entire North's shoreline, ''just to stop that particular merchant.'' Negotiations are go quite fast swiftly after that.that.
** Within the same chapter, Sansa discovers that Pycelle's secret master is the enigmatic magic practitioner, Archmaester Marwyn, who is capable of warging into Pycelle and speaking to Sansa directly from the Citadel, hundreds of miles away from King's Landing.
* Interlude: Mance. Queen Sansa's grand entrance into the wildling camp for negotiations with Mance Rayder plays like a scene from legends of the first Long Night, with her riding her massive direwolf Lady in full battle armor ready to take on the White Walkers then and there. Mance's entire party, comprised of hardened and savage wildling leaders, are stunned into silence by her. She immediately gets down to business afterwards.
* Interlude: Lancel. Tragic and fruitless as it is, Lancel and his small retinue of fellow Guardsmen honor their liege and his pride in them and refuse to cower before Daenerys and her dragons, [[DoNotGoGentle charging Drogon with weapons in hand ready to be incinerated by his fiery breath.]]
** Within the same chapter, Sansa discovers that Pycelle's secret master is the enigmatic magic practitioner, Archmaester Marwyn, who is capable of warging into Pycelle and speaking to Sansa directly from the Citadel, hundreds of miles away from King's Landing.
* Interlude: Mance. Queen Sansa's grand entrance into the wildling camp for negotiations with Mance Rayder plays like a scene from legends of the first Long Night, with her riding her massive direwolf Lady in full battle armor ready to take on the White Walkers then and there. Mance's entire party, comprised of hardened and savage wildling leaders, are stunned into silence by her. She immediately gets down to business afterwards.
* Interlude: Lancel. Tragic and fruitless as it is, Lancel and his small retinue of fellow Guardsmen honor their liege and his pride in them and refuse to cower before Daenerys and her dragons, [[DoNotGoGentle charging Drogon with weapons in hand ready to be incinerated by his fiery breath.]]
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* Interlude: Margaery. A puffed-up Ser Gerold Dayne tries to barge his way into the Order of the Silver Knights. Samwell Tarly, a bit annoyed, begins stonewalling him until Joff can return from the Vale... until he gives Margaery a very unwelcome leer and taunts Sam, calling him "Gatecrasher". Sam, not taking his eyes off the knight, [[TranquilFury pierces the parchment he was working on, asks a squire to bring him his warhammer,]] and shows the mysogynistic fool how grave a mistake it is to underestimate ''anyone'' from the Order - ''especially'' their Chronicler. As Dayne beats feet, the squires again call Sam "Gatecrasher" - this time in awe.
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* Interlude: Margaery. A puffed-up Ser Gerold Dayne tries to barge his way into the Order of the Silver Knights. Samwell Tarly, a bit annoyed, begins stonewalling him until Joff can return from the Vale... until he gives Margaery a very unwelcome leer and taunts Sam, calling him "Gatecrasher". Sam, not taking his eyes off the knight, [[TranquilFury pierces the parchment he was working on, asks a squire to bring him his warhammer,]] and shows the mysogynistic fool how grave a mistake it is to underestimate ''anyone'' from the Order - ''especially'' their Chronicler. As Dayne beats feet, the squires again call Sam "Gatecrasher" - this time in awe.awe.
* Chapter 72. When talking business with a representative from the Iron Bank, Sansa notes that the biggest issue they have is a particular House's access to Northern wares. With all the grace and simplicity she can muster, she asks the man whether the Iron Bank would be amenable to offer Westeros a better deal if that House were barred from accessing the Northern markets. The representative stops, considering how utterly, hellishly difficult it would be to stop a single merchant House from the whole North, until Sansa reminds him just how utterly colossal the Royal Navy is and how open she would be to send an Army detachment to scour the entire North's shoreline, ''just to stop that particular merchant.'' Negotiations are quite fast after that.
* Chapter 72. When talking business with a representative from the Iron Bank, Sansa notes that the biggest issue they have is a particular House's access to Northern wares. With all the grace and simplicity she can muster, she asks the man whether the Iron Bank would be amenable to offer Westeros a better deal if that House were barred from accessing the Northern markets. The representative stops, considering how utterly, hellishly difficult it would be to stop a single merchant House from the whole North, until Sansa reminds him just how utterly colossal the Royal Navy is and how open she would be to send an Army detachment to scour the entire North's shoreline, ''just to stop that particular merchant.'' Negotiations are quite fast after that.
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* In Chapter 34, Joffrey becomes the Westerosi equivalent of the Shadow as he steadily begins exterminating Baelish's criminal empire. Also, he begins training for the Hand of the King's tourney, once again earning Sandor's respect as he learns to joust.
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* In Chapter 34, Joffrey becomes the Westerosi equivalent of the Shadow Radio/TheShadow as he steadily begins exterminating Baelish's criminal empire. Also, he begins training for the Hand of the King's tourney, once again earning Sandor's respect as he learns to joust.
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* The Braavos Arc [[spoiler: A.K.A Sansa learns how to manipulate a bunch of [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bastards]] with courtesies and smiles. While she admits that physically she will never reach Joffrey's skills, she had proven herself to be a player with the social skills she have. Although she did hit a few stumbling blocks (those MagnificentBastard title the Braavosis got are completely ''earned''), she still manages to come back, re-plan and then successfully to overthrow one of the richest and most ruthless man in the Shivering Seas. This with the Braavosi upper-class treating them like a couple of upstart Westerosi Barbarians. This also proves why she's considered as the other half of the Purple; while Joffrey would have simply murdered the man thus starting a CycleOfVengeance with the man's son and family, Sansa pulled it in such a way that the man's family would become so ruined that they become too afraid to even ''dare'' seek vengeance. Her cunning is as such, both she and Joffrey earned the respect and gratitude of the Sealord himself.]]
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* The Braavos Arc [[spoiler: A.K.A Sansa learns how to manipulate a bunch of [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bastards]] with courtesies and smiles. While she admits that physically she will never reach Joffrey's skills, she had proven proves herself to be a player with the social skills she does have. Although she did hit a few stumbling blocks (those (that MagnificentBastard title hat the Braavosis Braavosi got are completely ''earned''), is ''completely'' earned), she still manages to come back, re-plan and then successfully to overthrow one of the richest and most ruthless man men in the Shivering Seas. This with Sea, while the Braavosi upper-class treating treat them like a couple of upstart Westerosi Barbarians. This also proves why she's considered as the other half of the Purple; while Joffrey would have simply murdered the man thus starting and started a CycleOfVengeance CycleOfRevenge with the man's son and family, Sansa pulled it in such a way that the man's family would become so ruined that they become too afraid to even ''dare'' seek vengeance. Her cunning is as such, both she and Joffrey earned the respect and gratitude of the Sealord himself.]]
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* Chapter 71. Aegon's preparing to march upon Westeros with his armada and the support of the Golden Company. And then it turns out Joff and Sansa subverted Varys' communication network, and what the Blackfyre pretender thought was a massive rally point to smash the Baratheons was an equally massive trap as the Royal Fleet crashes into his forces and Joffrey himself confronts him. Even with Blackfyre, he's terribly unexperienced and gets gutted with no effort from Joff, who to cap the night, denounces the Targaryen dynasty and shows their last and most terrible defeat by tossing the family's sword, representing their hold of Westeros, [[SmashTheSymbol into the murky waters of the bay]].
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* Chapter 71. Aegon's preparing to march upon Westeros with his armada and the support of the Golden Company. And then it turns out Joff and Sansa subverted Varys' communication network, and what the Blackfyre pretender thought was a massive rally point to smash the Baratheons was an equally massive trap as the Royal Fleet crashes into his forces and Joffrey himself confronts him. Even with Blackfyre, he's terribly unexperienced and gets gutted with no effort from Joff, who to cap the night, denounces the Targaryen dynasty and shows their last and most terrible defeat by tossing the family's sword, representing their hold of Westeros, [[SmashTheSymbol into the murky waters of the bay]].bay]].
* Interlude: Margaery. A puffed-up Ser Gerold Dayne tries to barge his way into the Order of the Silver Knights. Samwell Tarly, a bit annoyed, begins stonewalling him until Joff can return from the Vale... until he gives Margaery a very unwelcome leer and taunts Sam, calling him "Gatecrasher". Sam, not taking his eyes off the knight, [[TranquilFury pierces the parchment he was working on, asks a squire to bring him his warhammer,]] and shows the mysogynistic fool how grave a mistake it is to underestimate ''anyone'' from the Order - ''especially'' their Chronicler. As Dayne beats feet, the squires again call Sam "Gatecrasher" - this time in awe.
* Interlude: Margaery. A puffed-up Ser Gerold Dayne tries to barge his way into the Order of the Silver Knights. Samwell Tarly, a bit annoyed, begins stonewalling him until Joff can return from the Vale... until he gives Margaery a very unwelcome leer and taunts Sam, calling him "Gatecrasher". Sam, not taking his eyes off the knight, [[TranquilFury pierces the parchment he was working on, asks a squire to bring him his warhammer,]] and shows the mysogynistic fool how grave a mistake it is to underestimate ''anyone'' from the Order - ''especially'' their Chronicler. As Dayne beats feet, the squires again call Sam "Gatecrasher" - this time in awe.
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* Chapter 67. Even if it's only recounted and not seen first-hand, the story of Joff killing a berserk Gregor Clegane is the stuff of legends. As is his incredible speech to his amassed troops. A smallfolk baker stops him at one point, and tells him it's not work or coin that's the most valuable thing he's given the people of Westeros, but ''[[HopeBringer hope]]'', the hope of truly forging a new era of wonders and wisdom and awaking the potential of a united Seven Kingdoms and making them truly One.
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* Chapter 67. Even if it's only recounted and not seen first-hand, the story of Joff killing a berserk Gregor Clegane is the stuff of legends. As is his incredible speech to his amassed troops. A smallfolk baker stops him at one point, and tells him it's not work or coin that's the most valuable thing he's given the people of Westeros, but ''[[HopeBringer hope]]'', the hope of truly forging a new era of wonders and wisdom and awaking the potential of a united Seven Kingdoms and making them truly One.One.
* Chapter 71. Aegon's preparing to march upon Westeros with his armada and the support of the Golden Company. And then it turns out Joff and Sansa subverted Varys' communication network, and what the Blackfyre pretender thought was a massive rally point to smash the Baratheons was an equally massive trap as the Royal Fleet crashes into his forces and Joffrey himself confronts him. Even with Blackfyre, he's terribly unexperienced and gets gutted with no effort from Joff, who to cap the night, denounces the Targaryen dynasty and shows their last and most terrible defeat by tossing the family's sword, representing their hold of Westeros, [[SmashTheSymbol into the murky waters of the bay]].
* Chapter 71. Aegon's preparing to march upon Westeros with his armada and the support of the Golden Company. And then it turns out Joff and Sansa subverted Varys' communication network, and what the Blackfyre pretender thought was a massive rally point to smash the Baratheons was an equally massive trap as the Royal Fleet crashes into his forces and Joffrey himself confronts him. Even with Blackfyre, he's terribly unexperienced and gets gutted with no effort from Joff, who to cap the night, denounces the Targaryen dynasty and shows their last and most terrible defeat by tossing the family's sword, representing their hold of Westeros, [[SmashTheSymbol into the murky waters of the bay]].
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* In Chapter 55, Joffrey confronts ''[[EldritchAbomination something]]'' in Stygai, the leftovers of the horror of life at being overwhelmed in the last Long Night... and manages to outrun it.
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* In Chapter 55, Joffrey Joff confronts ''[[EldritchAbomination something]]'' in Stygai, the leftovers of the horror of life at being overwhelmed in the last Long Night... and manages to outrun it.
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* Chapter 64. For the first trial of the nascent Royal Legion, Olyvar Frey leads a group of Guardsmen, screaming at, threatening, inspiring, pulling and dragging them through harsh terrain, with the task of outrunning Cersei's wheelhouse, and in doing so, gets the first glimpse of what the Legions are going to become.
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* Chapter 64. For the first trial of the nascent Royal Legion, Olyvar Frey leads a group of Guardsmen, screaming at, threatening, inspiring, pulling and dragging them through harsh terrain, with the task of outrunning Cersei's wheelhouse, and in doing so, gets the first glimpse of what the Legions are going to become.become.
* Chapter 67. Even if it's only recounted and not seen first-hand, the story of Joff killing a berserk Gregor Clegane is the stuff of legends. As is his incredible speech to his amassed troops. A smallfolk baker stops him at one point, and tells him it's not work or coin that's the most valuable thing he's given the people of Westeros, but ''[[HopeBringer hope]]'', the hope of truly forging a new era of wonders and wisdom and awaking the potential of a united Seven Kingdoms and making them truly One.
* Chapter 67. Even if it's only recounted and not seen first-hand, the story of Joff killing a berserk Gregor Clegane is the stuff of legends. As is his incredible speech to his amassed troops. A smallfolk baker stops him at one point, and tells him it's not work or coin that's the most valuable thing he's given the people of Westeros, but ''[[HopeBringer hope]]'', the hope of truly forging a new era of wonders and wisdom and awaking the potential of a united Seven Kingdoms and making them truly One.
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** [[spoiler: Meanwhile, Sansa deals with a demon that's far stronger and wilder than the one she was ready for, and she manages to bring it to heel anyway.]]
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** [[spoiler: Meanwhile, Sansa deals with a demon that's far stronger and wilder than the one she was ready for, and she manages to bring it to heel anyway.]]]]
* Chapter 64. For the first trial of the nascent Royal Legion, Olyvar Frey leads a group of Guardsmen, screaming at, threatening, inspiring, pulling and dragging them through harsh terrain, with the task of outrunning Cersei's wheelhouse, and in doing so, gets the first glimpse of what the Legions are going to become.
* Chapter 64. For the first trial of the nascent Royal Legion, Olyvar Frey leads a group of Guardsmen, screaming at, threatening, inspiring, pulling and dragging them through harsh terrain, with the task of outrunning Cersei's wheelhouse, and in doing so, gets the first glimpse of what the Legions are going to become.
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* In Chapter 55, Joffrey confronts ''[[EldritchAbomination something]]'' in Stygai, the leftovers of the horror of life at being overwhelmed in the last Long Night... and manages to outrun it.
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* In Chapter 55, Joffrey confronts ''[[EldritchAbomination something]]'' in Stygai, the leftovers of the horror of life at being overwhelmed in the last Long Night... and manages to outrun it.it.
** [[spoiler: Meanwhile, Sansa deals with a demon that's far stronger and wilder than the one she was ready for, and she manages to bring it to heel anyway.]]
** [[spoiler: Meanwhile, Sansa deals with a demon that's far stronger and wilder than the one she was ready for, and she manages to bring it to heel anyway.]]
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* In Chapter 55, Joffrey confronts ''[[EldritchAbomination something]]'' in Stygai, the leftovers of the horror of life at being overwhelmed and destroyed in the last Long Night... and manages to outrun it.
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* In Chapter 55, Joffrey confronts ''[[EldritchAbomination something]]'' in Stygai, the leftovers of the horror of life at being overwhelmed and destroyed in the last Long Night... and manages to outrun it.
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* Chapter 52. Joff takes down both Rhaegal and Drogon, the latter by himself. He only succumbs because Daenerys' warriors keep him unable to focus on Viserion. It's implied that had it been a fight between Joff and the dragon alone, he would have butchered the big lizard just as well.
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* Chapter 52. Joff takes down both Rhaegal and Drogon, the latter by himself. He only succumbs because Daenerys' warriors keep him unable to focus on Viserion. It's implied that had it been a fight between Joff and the dragon alone, he would have butchered the big lizard just as well.well.
* In Chapter 55, Joffrey confronts ''[[EldritchAbomination something]]'' in Stygai, the leftovers of the horror of life at being overwhelmed and destroyed in the last Long Night... and manages to outrun it.
* In Chapter 55, Joffrey confronts ''[[EldritchAbomination something]]'' in Stygai, the leftovers of the horror of life at being overwhelmed and destroyed in the last Long Night... and manages to outrun it.
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** Joffrey does this again in chapter 52, when he takes down both Rhaegal and Drogon. It's implied he would have slaughtered Viserion too, had he not succumbed to his injuries.
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* Chapter 50. As irritating as it might be for Joffrey, credit where credit's due: [[spoiler:Varys dying to his tortures without breaking earns him more than a few badass points.]]
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* Chapter 50. As irritating as it might be for Joffrey, credit where credit's due: [[spoiler:Varys dying to his tortures without breaking earns him more than a few badass points.]]]]
* Chapter 52. Joff takes down both Rhaegal and Drogon, the latter by himself. He only succumbs because Daenerys' warriors keep him unable to focus on Viserion. It's implied that had it been a fight between Joff and the dragon alone, he would have butchered the big lizard just as well.
* Chapter 52. Joff takes down both Rhaegal and Drogon, the latter by himself. He only succumbs because Daenerys' warriors keep him unable to focus on Viserion. It's implied that had it been a fight between Joff and the dragon alone, he would have butchered the big lizard just as well.
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** Joffrey does this again in chapter 52, when he takes down both Rhaegal and Drogon. It's implied he would have slaughtered Viserion too, if he did not succumb to his injuries.
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** Joffrey does this again in chapter 52, when he takes down both Rhaegal and Drogon. It's implied he would have slaughtered Viserion too, if had he did not succumb succumbed to his injuries.
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** Joffrey does this again in chapter 52, when he takes down both Rhaegal and Drogon. It's implied he would have slaughtered Viserion too, if he did not succumb to his injuries.
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* Chapter 50. As irritating as it might be for Joffrey, credit where credit's due: [[spoiler:Varys dying to his experienced tortures without breaking earns him more than a few badass points.]]
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* Chapter 50. As irritating as it might be for Joffrey, credit where credit's due: [[spoiler:Varys dying to his experienced tortures without breaking earns him more than a few badass points.]]
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* Chapter 49. Mixes in with TearJerker, but Sansa earns her ActionGirl status in this chapter. [[spoiler: First she arrests Cersei for poisoning Tyrion. Then she organizes the defenses of King's Landing in preparation for Stannis' invasion. After Ned is assassinated by Melisandre's shadow demon, an enraged Sansa rallies the panicking soldiers with a series of RousingSpeeches, leading the charge on horseback with her direwolf Lady by her side. She does quite well for herself fighting at the Mud Gate, killing several foot soldiers and knights herself with help from her friends and bodyguards. Despite suffering several wounds and losing several allies, she personally kills Stannis as the battle draws to an end, slumping against the wall with Meera Reed and watching the sun rise over the bloodied city.]]
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* Chapter 49. Mixes in with TearJerker, but Sansa earns her ActionGirl status in this chapter. [[spoiler: First she arrests Cersei for poisoning Tyrion. Then she organizes the defenses of King's Landing in preparation for Stannis' invasion. After Ned is assassinated by Melisandre's shadow demon, an enraged Sansa rallies the panicking soldiers with a series of RousingSpeeches, leading the charge on horseback with her direwolf Lady by her side. She does quite well for herself fighting at the Mud Gate, killing several foot soldiers and knights herself with help from her friends and bodyguards. Despite suffering several wounds and losing several allies, she personally kills Stannis as the battle draws to an end, slumping against the wall with Meera Reed and watching the sun rise over the bloodied city.]]
* Chapter 50. As irritating as it might be for Joffrey, credit where credit's due: [[spoiler:Varys dying to his experienced tortures without breaking earns him more than a few badass points.]]
* Chapter 50. As irritating as it might be for Joffrey, credit where credit's due: [[spoiler:Varys dying to his experienced tortures without breaking earns him more than a few badass points.]]
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* Chapter 47. Joff swoops into the disintegrating army and secures the loyalty of the rebelling Stormlords. To end Renly's army, he finishes off his Rainbow Guard in a brutal BattleInTheRain, first engaging the Red Knight unarmed and weighted down with several smallfolk desperately trying to keep him pinned, and then killing him anyway with the ornamental antlers of his helmet. Then, he takes on Brienne and Loras - none of which manage to last against him. Then, he publically humiliates Renly and receives a new sobriquet - ''Stormking''.
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* Chapter 47. Joff swoops into the disintegrating army and secures the loyalty of the rebelling Stormlords. To end Renly's army, he finishes off his Rainbow Guard in a brutal BattleInTheRain, first engaging the Red Knight unarmed and weighted down with several smallfolk desperately trying to keep him pinned, and then killing him anyway with the ornamental antlers of his helmet. Then, he takes on Brienne and Loras - none of which manage to last against him. Then, he publically humiliates Renly and receives a new sobriquet - ''Stormking''.''Stormking''.
* Chapter 49. Mixes in with TearJerker, but Sansa earns her ActionGirl status in this chapter. [[spoiler: First she arrests Cersei for poisoning Tyrion. Then she organizes the defenses of King's Landing in preparation for Stannis' invasion. After Ned is assassinated by Melisandre's shadow demon, an enraged Sansa rallies the panicking soldiers with a series of RousingSpeeches, leading the charge on horseback with her direwolf Lady by her side. She does quite well for herself fighting at the Mud Gate, killing several foot soldiers and knights herself with help from her friends and bodyguards. Despite suffering several wounds and losing several allies, she personally kills Stannis as the battle draws to an end, slumping against the wall with Meera Reed and watching the sun rise over the bloodied city.]]
* Chapter 49. Mixes in with TearJerker, but Sansa earns her ActionGirl status in this chapter. [[spoiler: First she arrests Cersei for poisoning Tyrion. Then she organizes the defenses of King's Landing in preparation for Stannis' invasion. After Ned is assassinated by Melisandre's shadow demon, an enraged Sansa rallies the panicking soldiers with a series of RousingSpeeches, leading the charge on horseback with her direwolf Lady by her side. She does quite well for herself fighting at the Mud Gate, killing several foot soldiers and knights herself with help from her friends and bodyguards. Despite suffering several wounds and losing several allies, she personally kills Stannis as the battle draws to an end, slumping against the wall with Meera Reed and watching the sun rise over the bloodied city.]]
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* Chapter 47. Joff swoops into the disintegrating army and secures the loyalty of the rebelling Stormlords. To end Renly's army, he finishes off his Rainbow Guard in a brutal BattleInTheRain, first engaging the Red Knight unarmed and weighted down with several smallfolk desperately trying to keep him pinned, and then killing him anyway with the ornamental antlers of his helmet. Then, he takes on Brienne and Loras - none of which manage to last against him. Then, he publically humiliates Renly and receives a new sobriquet - ''Stormking''.
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* Chapter 47. Joff swoops into the disintegrating army and secures the loyalty of the rebelling Stormlords. To end Renly's army, he finishes off his Rainbow Guard, first engaging the Red Knight unarmed and killing him with the ornamental antlers of his helmet. Then, he takes on Brienne and Loras - none of which manage to last against him. Then, he publically humiliates Renly and receives a new sobriquet - ''Stormking''.
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* Chapter 47. Joff swoops into the disintegrating army and secures the loyalty of the rebelling Stormlords. To end Renly's army, he finishes off his Rainbow Guard, Guard in a brutal BattleInTheRain, first engaging the Red Knight unarmed and killing him with the ornamental antlers of his helmet. Then, he takes on Brienne and Loras - none of which manage to last against him. Then, he publically humiliates Renly and receives a new sobriquet - ''Stormking''.
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* Chapter 47. Joff swoops into the disintegrating army and secures the loyalty of the rebelling Stormlords. To finish Renly, he finishes off his Rainbow Guard, first engaging the Red Knight unarmed and killing him with the ornamental antlers of his helmet. Then, he engages Brienne and Loras - none of which manage to last against him. Then, he publically humiliates Renly and receives a new sobriquet - ''Stormking''.
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* Chapter 47. Joff swoops into the disintegrating army and secures the loyalty of the rebelling Stormlords. To finish Renly, end Renly's army, he finishes off his Rainbow Guard, first engaging the Red Knight unarmed and killing him with the ornamental antlers of his helmet. Then, he engages takes on Brienne and Loras - none of which manage to last against him. Then, he publically humiliates Renly and receives a new sobriquet - ''Stormking''.
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** And to cap it off, [[IShallTauntYou he keeps taunting]] Renly as he makes short work of most of his Rainbow Guard.Guard.
* Chapter 47. Joff swoops into the disintegrating army and secures the loyalty of the rebelling Stormlords. To finish Renly, he finishes off his Rainbow Guard, first engaging the Red Knight unarmed and killing him with the ornamental antlers of his helmet. Then, he engages Brienne and Loras - none of which manage to last against him. Then, he publically humiliates Renly and receives a new sobriquet - ''Stormking''.
* Chapter 47. Joff swoops into the disintegrating army and secures the loyalty of the rebelling Stormlords. To finish Renly, he finishes off his Rainbow Guard, first engaging the Red Knight unarmed and killing him with the ornamental antlers of his helmet. Then, he engages Brienne and Loras - none of which manage to last against him. Then, he publically humiliates Renly and receives a new sobriquet - ''Stormking''.
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** And to cap it off, [[IshallTauntYou he keeps taunting]] Renly as he makes short work of most of his Rainbow Guard.
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** And to cap it off, [[IshallTauntYou [[IShallTauntYou he keeps taunting]] Renly as he makes short work of most of his Rainbow Guard.
