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* FighterMageThief: As the series develops, three of the children fit all three molds. Jon is the Fighter, skilled with a blade and tested in combat. Bran is the Mage, physically weak but possessing magical powers beyond the ken of men. Arya is the Thief, learned in disguise and trickery even before being trained as a terrifying assassin. Elder sister Sansa has her own niche as the [[TheSocialExpert diplomat]], as she is skilled in convincing other people to do all the fighting and killing for her. The actors playing them even noted all this in an interview.
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* FighterMageThief: As By the series develops, end of the series, three of the surviving children fit all three these molds. Jon is the Fighter, skilled with a blade and tested in combat. Bran is the Mage, physically weak but possessing magical powers beyond the ken of men. Arya is the Thief, learned in disguise and trickery even before being trained as a terrifying assassin. Elder sister Sansa has her own niche as the [[TheSocialExpert diplomat]], as she is skilled in convincing other people to do all the fighting and killing for her. The actors playing them even noted all this in an interview.
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* FighterMageThief: As the series develops, three of the children fit all three molds. Jon is the Fighter, skilled with a blade and tested in combat. Bran is the Mage, physically weak but possessing magical powers beyond the ken of men. Arya is the Thief, learned in disguise and trickery even before being trained as a terrifying assassin. Elder sister Sansa has her own niche as the [[TheSocialExpert diplomat]], as she is skilled in convincing other people to do all the fighting and killing for her.
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* FighterMageThief: As the series develops, three of the children fit all three molds. Jon is the Fighter, skilled with a blade and tested in combat. Bran is the Mage, physically weak but possessing magical powers beyond the ken of men. Arya is the Thief, learned in disguise and trickery even before being trained as a terrifying assassin. Elder sister Sansa has her own niche as the [[TheSocialExpert diplomat]], as she is skilled in convincing other people to do all the fighting and killing for her. The actors playing them even noted all this in an interview.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: When Edmure is reluctant to marry Roslin Frey, Robb pressures him into it, even though Edmure's situation is his fault since he jilted House Frey to marry Talisa.
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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: At face value, Bran's position is like that of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_V_of_England Edward V]] of UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfPlantagenet, the endangered Yorkist heir and one of the "Princes in the Tower". [[spoiler:The fact that in a very roundabout way, he ended up the default winner of the game of thrones as King of Westeros may as well be a WishFulfillment ForWantOfANail of what would have happened had he survived and reclaimed his position]].
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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: At face value, Bran's position is like that of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_V_of_England Edward V]] of UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfPlantagenet, the endangered Yorkist heir and one of the "Princes in the Tower". [[spoiler:The fact that in a very roundabout way, he ended up the default winner of the game of thrones as King of Westeros may as well be a WishFulfillment ForWantOfANail of what would have happened had he survived and reclaimed his position]].
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* ProperlyParanoid: Unlike the book version. [[spoiler:Though not paranoid enough to protect himself or his army from Walder Frey and Roose Bolton.]]
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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: At face value, Bran's position is like that of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_V_of_England Edward V]] of UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfPlantagenet, the endangered Yorkist heir and one of the "Princes in the Tower". [[spoiler:The fact that in a very roundabout way, he ended up the default winner of the game of thrones as King of Westeros may as well be a WishFulfillment ForWantOfANail of what would have happened had he survived and reclaimed his position]].
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* CoolPet: His direwolf, Summer, who dispatches an assassin sent to kill him.
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* CoolPet: His direwolf, Shaggydog.
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* CoolPet: His direwolf, Grey Wind.
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** If the prophecies of the Prince That Was Promised are true and apply to Jon Snow then Bran may not face him alone. In a thematic parallel, Bran's visions of Jon's true origins and power to oppose the Night's King may make him [[Myth/KingArthur the Merlin to Jon's Arthur.]]
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** If the prophecies of the Prince That Was Promised are true and apply to Jon Snow then Bran may not face him alone. In a thematic parallel, Bran's visions of Jon's true origins and power to oppose the Night's King may make him [[Myth/KingArthur [[Myth/ArthurianLegend the Merlin to Jon's Arthur.]]
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* PragmaticHero: A rare example who also has HonourBeforeReason tendencies. Despite being firmly on the "heroic" side, Robb is still willing to sacrifice 2,000 of his own men into battle as a distraction against the Lannisters and start a whole war which tore the kingdom apart and killed countless people just to get revenge for his father's death.
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* PragmaticHero: A rare example who also has HonourBeforeReason tendencies. Despite being firmly on the "heroic" side, Robb is still willing to sacrifice 2,000 of his own men into battle as a distraction against the Lannisters (though he feels terrible about sending them to their deaths) and start a whole war which that tore the kingdom apart and killed countless people just to get revenge for his father's death.
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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: With Talisa (Jeyne in the book). He has sex with her in a moment of weakness before a battle, but then feels he must marry her (though they are shown to have a passionate relationship, not just a dutiful one). In the show, they fall in love gradually and are StarCrossedLovers.
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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: With Talisa Maegyr (Jeyne Westerling in the book). He In the book version, he has sex with her in a moment of weakness before after a battle, but battle and then feels he must marry her (though they are shown to have a passionate relationship, not just a dutiful one). In the show, they fall in love gradually and are StarCrossedLovers.
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* AdaptationExpansion: In the books, Robb's campaign in the Westerlands is never actually seen but is instead referred to by other characters. Parts of it are seen in the show and a romance subplot has been added. More importantly, the context around Robb's marriage is changed as well. This is because Robb is not a POV character in the books and his story is told in other people's chapters, primarily Catelyn's, but having the campaign take place offscreen and the Young Wolf not be a main cast member would work less well on TV.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: With Talisa (Jeyne in the book). He has sex with her in a moment of weakness before a battle, but then feels he must marry her (though they are shown to have a passionate relationship, not just a dutiful one). In the show, they fall in love gradually and are StarCrossedLovers.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: With Talisa (Jeyne in the book). He has sex with her in a moment of weakness before a battle, but then feels he must marry her (though they are shown to have a passionate relationship, not just a dutiful one). In the show, they fall in love gradually and are StarCrossedLovers.
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** In the book, Robb is still badass and an excellent commander. However, he's also [[YoungAndInCharge very young]] and is less adept at hiding his inexperience and had to be reminded by his mother and Uncle Blackfish to act more kingly and not overcompensate. On account of the AgeLift, this Robb is socially more firm and adept and more of a natural king. He also botches up the Karstark execution in the books, whereas in the show, he gets it done on the first go. While Robb fights where the fighting is thickest in both the books and the show, in the books he needs a quasi-Kingsguard of 30 skilled warriors (mostly the sons and one daughter of his bannermen) and his direwolf to do it. In the show, his honor guard was left out.
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** In the book, Robb is still badass and an excellent commander. However, he's also [[YoungAndInCharge very young]] and is less adept at hiding his inexperience and had to be reminded by his mother and Uncle Blackfish to act more kingly and not overcompensate. On account of the AgeLift, this Robb is socially more firm and adept and more of a natural king. He also botches up the Karstark execution in the books, whereas in the show, he gets it done on the first go. While Robb fights where the fighting is thickest in both the books and the show, in the books he needs a quasi-Kingsguard of 30 skilled warriors (mostly the sons sons, and one daughter daughter, of his bannermen) and his direwolf to do it. In the show, his honor guard was left out.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Along with giving Robb an AgeLift, the show also toned down the sexist streak that his book counterpart developed as he became King. The book saw Robb dismiss Catelyn's council on the basis of her being a woman and tried to [[StayInTheKitchen get her to return to Winterfell]] whenever she would voice criticisms of his ruilings. His refusal of offering a hostage trade of Jaime Lannister for his two captive sisters were also a result of this, with Robb saying it would be an uneven trade [[KickTheDog since his sisters were girls]]. In the show, much of the antagonism between himself and Catelyn is reduced due to Robb being older and a more competent strategist.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Along with giving Robb an AgeLift, the show also toned down the sexist streak that his book counterpart developed as he became King. The book saw Robb dismiss Catelyn's council counsel on the basis of her being a woman and tried to [[StayInTheKitchen get her to return to Winterfell]] whenever she would voice criticisms of his ruilings. rulings. His refusal of offering a hostage trade of Jaime Lannister for his two captive sisters were also a result of this, with Robb saying it would be an uneven trade [[KickTheDog since his sisters were girls]].girls]] and his bannermen would complain about losing Jaime for them. In the show, much of the antagonism between himself and Catelyn is reduced due to Robb being older and a more competent strategist.
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* AdaptationExpansion: In the books, Robb's campaign in the Westerlands is never actually seen but is instead referred to by other characters. Parts of it are seen in the show and a romance subplot has been added. More importantly, the context around Robb's marriage is changed as well. This is because Robb is not a POV character in the books and his story is told in other people's chapters, primarily Catelyn's, but having the campaign take place offscreen and the Young Wolf not be a main cast member would work less well on TV.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: With Talisa (Jeyne in the book). He has sex with her in a moment of weakness before a battle, but then feels he must marry her. In the show, they have a passionate relationship and are StarCrossedLovers.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: With Talisa (Jeyne in the book). He has sex with her in a moment of weakness before a battle, but then feels he must marry her. In the show, they have a passionate relationship and are StarCrossedLovers.
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** Robb breaking his oath to marry one of Walder Frey's daughters happens in both the books and the show, but the reasoning behind it is changed in a manner that makes him appear somewhat more selfish. In the book, Robb is wounded in battle, receives news of his two younger brothers' apparent deaths at the hands of his former friend Theon Greyjoy, drinks himself into a stupor, and, in a moment of weakness, beds the woman nursing him. When he sobers up the next day, he realizes he has done her a great disservice by taking her virginity out of marriage, and takes her as his wife to restore her honor at the cost of breaking his own word to the Freys. In the show, Robb simply falls for a random woman and decides to take her as his wife, even though doing so will alienate the Freys. While he breaks his word in both versions (and his ultimate fate was DisproportionateRetribution either way) in the books, he did it to protect someone else, whereas in the show he's just putting his own happiness above keeping his word.
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** Robb breaking his oath to marry one of Walder Frey's daughters happens in both the books and the show, but the reasoning behind it is changed in a manner that makes him appear somewhat more selfish. In the book, Robb is wounded in battle, receives news of his two younger brothers' apparent deaths at the hands of his former friend Theon Greyjoy, drinks himself into a stupor, and, in a moment of weakness, beds has for SexForSolace with the woman girl who is nursing him.him, Lady Jeyne Westerling. When he sobers up the next day, he realizes he has done her a great disservice by taking her virginity out of marriage, and takes her as his wife to restore her honor at the cost of breaking his own word to the Freys. In the show, Robb simply falls for a random woman Talisa and decides to take her as his wife, marry her, even though he's sober and fully conscious that doing so will alienate the Freys. While he breaks his word in both versions (and his ultimate fate was DisproportionateRetribution either way) in the books, he did it to protect someone else, whereas in the show he's just putting his own happiness above keeping his word.word, something that people in his position unfortunately can't afford to do.
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* AdaptationExpansion: In the books, Robb's campaign in the Westerlands is never actually seen but is instead referred to by other characters. Parts of it are seen in the show and a romance subplot has been added. More importantly, the context around Robb's marriage is changed as well. This is because Robb is not a POV character in the books and his story is told in other people's chapters, primarily Catelyn's, but having the campaign take place offscreen and the Young Wolf not be a main cast member would work less well on TV.
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* ArrangedMarriage: As part of the agreement with Lord Frey, Robb is bound to marry one of his daughters. He breaks the betrothal in "Valar Morghulis" by marrying Talisa Maegyr.
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* ArrangedMarriage: As part of the agreement with Lord Frey, Robb is bound to marry one of his daughters. He breaks the betrothal in "Valar Morghulis" by marrying Talisa Maegyr. In "The Rains of Castamere", he attempts to heal the breech by offering his uncle Lord Edmure Tully in his place, but... that doesn't turn out so well.
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** This trope is [[ZigzaggedTrope zigzagged]] because the show, for reasons of RuleOfPerception and simplification, dial down Robb's strategic genius to play up the Aesop of "winning battles and losing wars" whereas in the books, it's clear that while Robb did make huge mistakes, Tywin mainly won due to amazingly good luck.
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** This trope is [[ZigzaggedTrope zigzagged]] because the show, for reasons of RuleOfPerception and simplification, dial dials down Robb's strategic genius to play up the Aesop of "winning all the battles and losing wars" the war" whereas in the books, it's clear that while Robb did make huge crucial mistakes, Tywin mainly won due to amazingly good luck.a perfect storm of circumstances going against Robb.
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* GenocideBackfire: The Lannisters teamed up with the Boltons and Freys to destroy House Stark forever. It backfired on the latter two spectacularly and it's clear the Lannisters are living on borrowed time as well. [[spoiler: By the time the series ends, Tyrion is the only Lannister left and doesn't plan to have children, meaning the line will die out.]]
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* GenocideBackfire: The Lannisters teamed up with the Boltons and Freys to destroy House Stark forever. It backfired on the latter two spectacularly and it's clear the Lannisters are living on borrowed time as well. [[spoiler: By the time the series ends, Tyrion is the only Lannister left and doesn't plan to have children, meaning the line will die out. Meanwhile, the Starks now rule Westeros, the North and possibly even beyond the wall as well.]]
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* {{Foil}}: It may not be obvious at first, but he is one for Tywin Lannister. Tywin is a grand strategist, though nothing is said of his tactical abilities, with decades of experience in war, an older man, basically treats his family like pawns instead of people and his bannermen like chess pieces and acts like [[{{Pride}} arrogant royalty]]. Robb is a tactician, though less known for his strategy, with almost no war experience, a younger man, who treats his family and bannermen with love and respect and acts like ModestRoyalty.
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* BigBrotherInstinct: In Season 3, Bran knows that the journey Beyond the Wall is too dangerous for Rickon, so he chooses to send him away with Osha and Shaggydog.
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* DecoyProtagonist: Robb was the main BigGood for the Starks in the first three seasons, all set to avenge his father and free the North from the Southern yoke and take over as head of the Stark household. But then he died at the end of Season 3. After that, Sansa Stark and Jon Snow take over his role and restore the Starks in command and liberate the North, with Sansa becoming the Head of the household as the second oldest of Ned and Catelyn's brood, and Jon Snow becomes Robb's successor.
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* DecoyProtagonist: Robb was the main BigGood for the Starks in the first three seasons, all set to avenge his father and free the North from the Southern yoke and take over as head of the Stark household. But then he died at the end of Season 3. After that, Sansa Stark and Jon Snow take over his role and restore the Starks in command and liberate the North, with Sansa becoming the Head of the household as the second oldest of Ned and Catelyn's brood, and Jon Snow becomes Robb's successor. Made even more notable then in the books where [[SupportingLeader we only saw him from the POV of those around him,]] while in the show he has his own storylines centered on himself.
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[[folder:Jon Snow/Aegon Targaryen]]
!!Jon Snow
!!!'''Played By:''' Creator/KitHarington
See ''[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon Snow]]''.
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[[folder:Sansa Stark]]
!!Sansa Stark
!!!'''Played By:''' Creator/SophieTurner
See ''[[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa Stark]]''.
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[[folder:Arya Stark]]
!!Arya Stark
!!!'''Played By:''' Creator/MaisieWilliams
See ''[[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya Stark]]''.
[[/folder]]
!!Jon Snow
!!!'''Played By:''' Creator/KitHarington
See ''[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon Snow]]''.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Sansa Stark]]
!!Sansa Stark
!!!'''Played By:''' Creator/SophieTurner
See ''[[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa Stark]]''.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Arya Stark]]
!!Arya Stark
!!!'''Played By:''' Creator/MaisieWilliams
See ''[[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya Stark]]''.
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!!Jon Snow
!!!'''Played By:''' Creator/KitHarington
See ''[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow
* '''[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon
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[[folder:Sansa Stark]]
!!Sansa Stark
!!!'''Played By:''' Creator/SophieTurner
See ''[[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark
* '''[[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Arya Stark]]
!!Arya Stark
!!!'''Played By:''' Creator/MaisieWilliams
See ''[[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark
* '''[[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya
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* NamedAfterTheInjury: At the end of the series he is dubbed "Bran the Broken" by Tyrion Lannister, in reference to his paralysis.
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* SatelliteCharacter: He is the least prominent Stark in the story, and mostly served as a KidSidekick at best.
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* SatelliteCharacter: He is the least prominent Stark in the story, and mostly served as a KidSidekick at best. To give you an idea, he's the only Stark child whose actor was never PromotedToOpeningTitles.
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* StuffedIntoTheFridge: Prior to Jon and Ramsay's battle over Winterfell, Ramsay releases Rickon and plays a "game" with him. He tells him to run across the battlefield to Jon, who rushes forward to save him, and as Rickon flees, Ramsay fires arrows at him. He misses deliberately until Rickon is mere feet from Jon, at which point Ramsay kills him. Rickon's death is used just to cause Jon pain and enrage him to the point that he charges the Bolton forces alone. Rickon has no lines at all in Season 6.
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* StuffedIntoTheFridge: TargetedToHurtTheHero: Prior to Jon and Ramsay's battle over Winterfell, Ramsay releases Rickon and plays a "game" with him. He tells him to run across the battlefield to Jon, who rushes forward to save him, and as Rickon flees, Ramsay fires arrows at him. He misses deliberately until Rickon is mere feet from Jon, at which point Ramsay kills him. Rickon's death is used just to cause Jon pain and enrage him to the point that he charges the Bolton forces alone. Rickon has no lines at all in Season 6.
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Badass Beard is now Manly Facial Hair. Examples should describe how the facial hair highlights the character's masculinity.
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* BadassBeard: He has one and the fight with the Wildlings proves he doesn't wear his sword for show. Even Tywin Lannister is impressed.
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[[Characters/GameOfThronesWesteros The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ('''House Stark Children''' [[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon Snow]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa Stark]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya Stark]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesRamsayBolton Ramsay Bolton]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTywinLannister Tywin Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesCerseiLannister Cersei Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesJaimeLannister Jaime Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesJoffreyBaratheon Joffrey Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysTargaryen Daenerys Targaryen]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesTyrionLannister Tyrion Lannister]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesStannisBaratheon Stannis Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTheonGreyjoy Theon Greyjoy]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesPetyrBaelish Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]]]]-]]]
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[[Characters/GameOfThronesWesteros The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStark House Stark]] ('''House Stark Children''' [[[Characters/GameOfThronesJonSnow Jon Snow]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesSansaStark Sansa Stark]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesAryaStark Arya Stark]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseStarkHousehold House Stark Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBolton House Bolton]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesRamsayBolton Ramsay Bolton]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseKarstark House Karstark]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMormont House Mormont]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseReed House Reed]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesOtherNorthernHouses Other Northern Houses]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannister House Lannister]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTywinLannister Tywin Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesCerseiLannister Cersei Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesJaimeLannister Jaime Lannister]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseLannisterHousehold House Lannister Household]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseClegane House Clegane]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheonOfKingsLanding House Baratheon of King’s Landing]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesJoffreyBaratheon Joffrey Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysCourt Daenerys I’s Court]] [[[Characters/GameOfThronesDaenerysTargaryen Daenerys Targaryen]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesTyrionLannister Tyrion Lannister]]], [[Characters/GameOfThronesServantsOfDaenerys Servants of Daenerys]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseBaratheon House Baratheon of Storm’s End and Dragonstone]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesStannisBaratheon Stannis Baratheon]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseGreyjoy House Greyjoy]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesTheonGreyjoy Theon Greyjoy]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseArryn House Arryn]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesPetyrBaelish Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTully House Tully]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseFrey House Frey]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTyrell House Tyrell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesMargaeryTyrell Margaery Tyrell]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseTarly House Tarly]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesHouseMartell House Martell]] ([[Characters/GameOfThronesSandSnakes Sand Snakes]]) | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFreeCities The Free Cities]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSlaversBay Slaver's Bay]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheDothrakiSeaAndTheRedWaste The Dothraki Sea and the Red Waste]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesQarth Qarth]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesNightsWatch The Night's Watch]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRoyalCourt Royal Court]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheOrderOfTheMaesters The Order of the Maesters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheKingsguard The Kingsguard]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesWildlings Wildlings]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesBrotherhoodWithoutBanners Brotherhood Without Banners]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheFaithOfTheSeven The Faith of the Seven]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesRedTemple Red Temple]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesIndependentCharacters Independent Characters]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesTheatreTroupe Theatre Troupe]] | [[Characters/GameOfThronesSupernaturalBeings Supernatural Beings]]]]-]]]
