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* TemptingFate: He expresses confidence at Viserys's tournet when asking for Rhaenys's favor. He gets unseated by Criston Cole shortly afterwards.
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* {{Foil}}: Larys and Criston, Alicent's mad dogs. Both have a track record of unhinged murder (Joffrey Lonmouth and the Harrenhal fire). Alicent just barely has both men on a leash, and they sometimes act out of turn and kill people for her sake when she didn't want that, leaving her appalled and exhausted (Harrenhal and Beesbury). Both think they're her most special boy, her most important ally. Both have a thing for her and she maneuvers both in a way that has a sexual component but stops short of actual sex. Beyond that, the men are quite different. One's Mr. IKissYourHand, and the other's Mr. IKissYourFoot. They're BrainsAndBrawn. Criston is TallDarkAndHandsome, while Larys is disabled and weedy looking. Criston serves Alicent publicly, and Larys covertly. Criston really ''wants'' to be a KnightInShiningArmor, but his anger often gets the better of him, though he regrets it later. Larys is even-tempered and always seems in possession of himself, has no high ideals nor boundaries, and never shows regret for his misdeeds. Criston wants a CourtlyLove thing where he serves his lady and loves her at a respectful distance. Larys wants to [[FetishesAreWeird jerk off while looking at Alicent's feet]]. Alicent may or may not have feelings for Criston, but she at least plays it like she does because if he thought he was making her uncomfortable that would be a no-go for him. Alicent is obviously viscerally uncomfortable with Larys's attentions, and he likes that. Criston is staunchly loyal to Alicent and wants to please her. Larys is only loyal to Larys.

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* {{Foil}}: Larys and Criston, Alicent's mad dogs. Both have a track record of unhinged murder (Joffrey Lonmouth and the Harrenhal fire). Alicent just barely has both men on a leash, and they sometimes act out of turn and kill people for her sake when she didn't want that, leaving her appalled and exhausted (Harrenhal and Beesbury). Both think they're her most special boy, her most important ally. Both have a thing for her and she maneuvers both in a way that has a sexual component but stops short of actual sex. Beyond that, the men are quite different. One's Mr. IKissYourHand, and the other's Mr. IKissYourFoot. They're BrainsAndBrawn. Criston is TallDarkAndHandsome, while Larys is disabled and weedy looking. Criston serves Alicent publicly, and Larys covertly. Criston really ''wants'' to be a KnightInShiningArmor, but his anger often gets the better of him, though he commits CrimeOfPassion, and he regrets it later. Larys is even-tempered and always seems in possession of himself, has no high ideals nor boundaries, his crimes are calmly premediated, and never shows regret for his misdeeds. Criston wants a CourtlyLove thing where he serves his lady and loves her at a respectful distance. Larys wants to [[FetishesAreWeird jerk off while looking at Alicent's feet]]. Alicent may or may not have feelings for Criston, but she at least plays it like she does because if he thought he was making her uncomfortable that would be a no-go for him. Alicent is obviously viscerally uncomfortable with Larys's attentions, and he likes that. Criston is staunchly loyal to Alicent and wants to please her. Larys is only loyal to Larys.

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%% Despite being the son of the new Hand of the King, Lord Lyonel, he seems quite more aligned with the politics of Otto Hightower -- and is slowly ingratiating himself to Alicent as a source of information.

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%% ** Despite being the son of the new Hand of the King, Lord Lyonel, he seems quite more aligned with the politics of Otto Hightower -- and is slowly ingratiating himself to Alicent as a source of information.


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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Larys has a habit of knowing an ''awful lot'' of information that most others shouldn't know at all. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4WdhncBNrA/ Some astute viewers have pointed out]] that he might be a Greenseer, which would give him a commonality with the infamous Targaryan spymaster Bloodraven, and there are some visual cues in the show that suggest it could be the case.
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[[Characters/GameOfThronesWesteros The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros]] | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonBlacks Blacks]] ([[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonDaemonTargaryen Daemon Targaryen]]) | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonGreens Greens]] ([[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonAlicentHightower Alicent Hightower]]) | '''Houses of Westeros''' ([[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] [[[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonViserysTargaryen Viserys Targaryen]]] | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonHouseVelaryon House Velaryon]]) | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonOthers Others]] | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonDragons Dragons]] ]]]]-]

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[[Characters/GameOfThronesWesteros The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros]] | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonBlacks Blacks]] ([[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonDaemonTargaryen ([[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonRhaenyraTargaryen Rhaenyra Targaryen]] | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonDaemonTargaryen Daemon Targaryen]]) | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonGreens Greens]] ([[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonAlicentHightower Alicent Hightower]]) | '''Houses of Westeros''' ([[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonHouseTargaryen House Targaryen]] [[[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonViserysTargaryen Viserys Targaryen]]] | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonHouseVelaryon House Velaryon]]) | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonOthers Others]] | [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonDragons Dragons]] ]]]]-]

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* YoungAndInCharge: Rhaenyra mentions that he's closer to Jacaerys in term of age than hers, and hints to her oldest son that he should try to find a CommonalityConnection with Cregan due to this while he's in Winterfell.

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* YoungAndInCharge: Rhaenyra mentions that he's closer to Jacaerys in term of age than hers, herself, and hints to her oldest son that he should try to find a CommonalityConnection with Cregan due to this while he's in Winterfell.



* OutOfFocus: House Arryn's presence was limited to Queen Aemma's person (who died in the pilot episode). Jeyne Arryn is only mentioned in dialogue in the fifth and tenth episodes of Season 1.

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* OutOfFocus: House Arryn's presence was limited to Queen Aemma's person (who died in the pilot episode). Lady Jeyne Arryn Arryn, the current Head of House and cousin of the late queen, is only mentioned in dialogue in the fifth and tenth episodes of Season 1.



Rhaenyra's mother, who married King Viserys I Targaryen. Her mother was also a Targaryen, younger sister of Viserys's father, making them first cousins (which [[KissingCousins isn't considered incest]] in Westeros).

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Rhaenyra's mother, who married King Viserys I Targaryen. Her mother Princess Daella was also a Targaryen, younger sister of Viserys's father, making them first cousins (which [[KissingCousins isn't considered incest]] in Westeros).Westeros), and Aemma has the characteristic Valyrian white hair.
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** The Strong brothers are a lot like the Lannister brothers: One strong, handsome, good-with-a-sword elder son and one physically disabled, clever second son with a talent for scheming. The elder son is societally ideal, everything a man should be... and he's completely uninterested in being his father's heir. He's willing to squander the position he was born into to be the queen's [[spoiler:kept man and baby daddy]]. The second son, by contrast, ''is'' ambitious, but overlooked, setting up a scenario of "you're investing in the wrong son" irony. Cut scenes lean into this parallel even more, with Harwin -- like Jaime -- being protective of his disabled little brother, except that while Tyrion loves Jaime for it, Larys resents Harwin for it and experiences it as infantilizing.

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** The Strong brothers are a lot like the Lannister brothers: One strong, handsome, good-with-a-sword elder son and one physically disabled, clever second son with a talent for scheming. The elder son is societally ideal, everything a man should be... and he's completely uninterested in being his father's heir. He's willing to squander the position he was born into to be the queen's [[spoiler:kept man and baby daddy]]. The second son, by contrast, ''is'' ambitious, but overlooked, setting up a scenario of "you're investing in the wrong son" irony. Cut scenes lean into this parallel even more, with Harwin -- like Jaime -- being protective of his disabled little brother, except that while Tyrion loves Jaime for it, Larys resents Harwin for it and experiences it as infantilizing. [[spoiler:Harwin is involved in his secret children's lives as much as he's allowed to be, and this closeness combined with the family resemblance means that people ''do'' notice he's their father and it ''does'' endanger them all. Harwin is basically the blueprint for what Cersei feared, and the reason she didn't let Jaime do the same.]]
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** Primarily, he serves as one to [[spoiler: Jaime Lannister. Both of them have had three children with a married woman and committed treason while doing so, but Harwin is actually involved in his children's lives (as much as he's allowed to be) whereas Jaime is not. While Jaime is the scion of a Great House, Harwin is the heir of at best second-tier nobility.]]

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** Primarily, he serves as The Strong brothers are a lot like the Lannister brothers: One strong, handsome, good-with-a-sword elder son and one to [[spoiler: Jaime Lannister. Both of them have had three children physically disabled, clever second son with a married woman talent for scheming. The elder son is societally ideal, everything a man should be... and committed treason while doing so, but Harwin is actually involved in his children's lives (as much as he's allowed completely uninterested in being his father's heir. He's willing to be) whereas Jaime is not. While Jaime is squander the scion position he was born into to be the queen's [[spoiler:kept man and baby daddy]]. The second son, by contrast, ''is'' ambitious, but overlooked, setting up a scenario of a Great House, "you're investing in the wrong son" irony. Cut scenes lean into this parallel even more, with Harwin is the heir -- like Jaime -- being protective of at best second-tier nobility.]]his disabled little brother, except that while Tyrion loves Jaime for it, Larys resents Harwin for it and experiences it as infantilizing.
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* {{Foil}}: Larys and Criston, Alicent's mad dogs. Both have a track record of unhinged murder (Joffrey Lonmouth and the Harrenhal fire). Alicent just barely has both men on a leash, and they sometimes act out of turn and kill people for her sake when she didn't want that, leaving her appalled and exhausted (Harrenhal and Beesbury). Both think they're her most special boy, her most important ally. Both have a thing for her and she maneuvers both in a way that has a sexual component but stops short of actual sex. Beyond that, the men are quite different. Criston serves Alicent publicly, and Larys covertly. Criston really ''wants'' to be a KnightInShiningArmor, but his anger often gets the better of him, though he regrets it later. Larys is even-tempered and always seems in possession of himself, has no high ideals nor boundaries, and never shows regret for his misdeeds. Criston wants a CourtlyLove thing where he serves his lady and loves her at a respectful distance. Larys wants to [[FetishesAreWeird jerk off while looking at Alicent's feet]]. Alicent may or may not have feelings for Criston, but she at least plays it like she does because if he thought he was making her uncomfortable that would be a no-go for him. Alicent is obviously viscerally uncomfortable with Larys's attentions, and he likes that. Criston is staunchly loyal to Alicent and wants to please her. Larys is only loyal to Larys.

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* {{Foil}}: Larys and Criston, Alicent's mad dogs. Both have a track record of unhinged murder (Joffrey Lonmouth and the Harrenhal fire). Alicent just barely has both men on a leash, and they sometimes act out of turn and kill people for her sake when she didn't want that, leaving her appalled and exhausted (Harrenhal and Beesbury). Both think they're her most special boy, her most important ally. Both have a thing for her and she maneuvers both in a way that has a sexual component but stops short of actual sex. Beyond that, the men are quite different. One's Mr. IKissYourHand, and the other's Mr. IKissYourFoot. They're BrainsAndBrawn. Criston is TallDarkAndHandsome, while Larys is disabled and weedy looking. Criston serves Alicent publicly, and Larys covertly. Criston really ''wants'' to be a KnightInShiningArmor, but his anger often gets the better of him, though he regrets it later. Larys is even-tempered and always seems in possession of himself, has no high ideals nor boundaries, and never shows regret for his misdeeds. Criston wants a CourtlyLove thing where he serves his lady and loves her at a respectful distance. Larys wants to [[FetishesAreWeird jerk off while looking at Alicent's feet]]. Alicent may or may not have feelings for Criston, but she at least plays it like she does because if he thought he was making her uncomfortable that would be a no-go for him. Alicent is obviously viscerally uncomfortable with Larys's attentions, and he likes that. Criston is staunchly loyal to Alicent and wants to please her. Larys is only loyal to Larys.

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* [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonGreens The Greens]]: Alicent Hightower, Otto Hightower, King Aegon II Targaryen, Helaena Targaryen, Aemond Targaryen.

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* [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonGreens The Greens]]: Alicent Hightower, Otto Hightower, King Aegon II Targaryen, Helaena Targaryen, Aemond Targaryen. Targaryen.
* [[Characters/HouseOfTheDragonAlicentHightower Alicent Hightower]]
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* AnimalMotifs: He adopts a firefly as his personal sigil. Across different cultures, fireflies are usually symbolic markers of illumination and knowledge, reflecting Larys's role as a KnowledgeBroker and spymaster. This symbolism also ties in with the Hightowers' motto "We Light the Way", reinforcing his affiliation with the Hightowers through Alicent. However, fireflies are also associated with the departed souls of the dead, [[spoiler:befitting for someone who murdered his father and brother by having his men start a '''fire''' in Harrenhal.]]
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** He has also be called a mashup of Litterfinger and Varys -- his name literally is, at least -- taking Varys's role of KnowledgeBroker. They both utilize being perceived as less masculine than most men to seem BeneathNotice.

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** He has also be called a mashup of Litterfinger and Varys -- his name literally is, at least -- taking Varys's role of KnowledgeBroker. They both utilize being perceived as less masculine than most men to seem BeneathNotice. Him removing the tongues of his spies is similar to how Varys removed the tongues of his "little birds" in the books. But while Varys has no sexual interests, Larys has a fixation on Alicent and her feet.
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* HotConsort: [[spoiler:He's princess Rhaenyra's lover and the father of all of her children after the 10-year timeskip]].

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* HotConsort: [[spoiler:He's princess Princess Rhaenyra's lover and the father of all of her children after the 10-year timeskip]].



* WorldsStrongestMan: Has a reputation for being the strongest knight in the Seven Kingdoms. During the stag hunt, he is the only man holding down the stag without the use of a horse.

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* WorldsStrongestMan: Has Not inappropriately given his name, he has a reputation for being the strongest knight in the Seven Kingdoms. During the stag hunt, he is the only man holding down the stag without the use of a horse.

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* TheOathBreaker: They swore fealty to Rhaenyra as the named heir, but support Aegon instead almost as soon as he is born and forcibly plant him on the throne as soon as Viserys dies, making them this.



* WellIntentionedExtremist: Otto and Alicent oppose Rhaenyra's succession due to tradition, law and precedent supporting trueborn younger sons over older daughters, and Rhaenyra's flagrant disregard for law and rules by passing bastards off as trueborn. They feel that for Rhaenyra to be queen, she must put Alicent's sons to death, and that her ascension will instantly cause a CivilWar. However they are willing to pursue underhanded and ruthless means by which they intend on maintaining the law, such as Alicent covering up Larys murdering his father and brother, and refusing to punish Criston Cole for murdering Joffrey Lonmouth and Lord Lyman Beesbury, so that they can be allies against Rhaenyra. Not to mention crowning Aegon even if he's the poorest fit to be king in the family.

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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Otto and Alicent oppose Rhaenyra's succession due to tradition, law and precedent supporting trueborn younger sons over older daughters, and Rhaenyra's flagrant disregard for law and rules by passing bastards off as trueborn. They feel that for Rhaenyra to be queen, she must put Alicent's sons to death, and that her ascension will instantly cause a CivilWar. However they are willing to pursue underhanded and ruthless means by which they intend on maintaining the law, such as Alicent covering up Larys murdering his father and brother, and refusing to punish Criston Cole for murdering Joffrey Lonmouth and Lord Lyman Beesbury, Beesbury (the latter of whom is one of their own sworn vassals), so that they can be allies against Rhaenyra. Not to mention crowning Aegon even if he's the poorest fit to be king in the family.



* PoliticallyIncorrectHero: He is dead set against Rhaenyra being named heir, though it mainly seems to stem from a desire to avoid throwing the delicately established status quo into uproar by appointing a female heir in defiance of historical tradition and precedent. Eventually he comes around to the idea.



* BoisterousBruiser: Boremund and Borros are both shown to be belligerent men who have no qualms with speaking their mind even when it crosses into potential treason; Boremund requests the favor of "The-Queen-Who-Never-Was" right in front of Viserys (whom is informed by Otto Hightower that he could have Baratheon's tongue cut out for it) and Borros mocks both the Blacks and the Greens for their infighting.



Lords Paramount of the North.

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Lords Paramount of the North. Unlike the other Great Houses, they remain largely aloof from matters of politics and the royal court.



* SwornInByOath: He pledges fealty to Rhaenyra Targaryen when she's made Crown Princess at the end of Season 1's first episode.

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* SwornInByOath: He pledges fealty to Rhaenyra Targaryen when she's made Crown Princess at the end of Season 1's first episode. And unlike some other houses who invoke LoopholeAbuse to get out of it, it's implied that his family will honor it.


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* SharedFamilyQuirks: Like her descendant Lord Yohn Royce, Rhea is not one to mince words when speaking of or to someone she dislikes and distrusts and is hostile towards House Targaryen.


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* INeedToGoIronMyDog: Tries to leave with the excuse that he needs to confer with the rest of his house regarding the apparent succession change. When informed that none will be allowed to leave unless they've declared themselves, he defiantly refuses to become an oathbreaker or bend the knee.
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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: Bears some similarities to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Maurice_de_Talleyrand-P%C3%A9rigord Charles Maurice de Talleyrand Périgord]], who is best known for being France's Minister of Foreign Affairs during Napoleon's reign. Talleyrand rose to power through his nominal friendship with Napoleon and played a role in the coup that brought the French general to power, which is not unlike Larys's own ascension when he ingratiated himself with Alicent and allowed Otto Hightower to become Hand again [[spoiler:by murdering his own father and brother]]. Larys's rather nihilistic view of things even mirrors Talleyrand's cynical conduct of {{Realpolitik}}, something that Talleyrand's name would become associated with down the line.

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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: Bears some similarities to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Maurice_de_Talleyrand-P%C3%A9rigord Charles Maurice de Talleyrand Périgord]], Talleyrand-Périgord]], who is best known for being France's Minister of Foreign Affairs during Napoleon's reign. Talleyrand rose to power through his nominal friendship with Napoleon and played a role in the coup that brought the French general to power, which is not unlike Larys's own ascension when he ingratiated himself with Alicent and allowed Otto Hightower to become Hand again [[spoiler:by murdering his own father and brother]]. Larys's rather nihilistic view of things even mirrors Talleyrand's cynical conduct of {{Realpolitik}}, something that Talleyrand's name would become associated with down the line. And last but not least, both of them suffer from a physical disability in their foot.
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->''The House of the Dragon does not seem to know who rules it.''
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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: Bears some similarities to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Maurice_de_Talleyrand-P%C3%A9rigord Charles Maurice de Talleyrand Périgord]], who is best known for being France's Minister of Foreign Affairs during Napoleon's reign. Like Larys, Talleyrand is the younger son of a minor aristocratic family who otherwise had little hope of climbing the social ladder, made worse by having a weak foot since he was a child. Talleyrand rose to power through his nominal friendship with Napoleon and played a role in the coup that brought the French general to power, which is not unlike Larys's own ascension when he ingratiated himself with Alicent and allowed Otto Hightower to become Hand again [[spoiler:by murdering his own father and brother]]. Larys's rather nihilistic view of things even mirrors Talleyrand's cynical conduct of {{Realpolitik}}, something that Talleyrand's name would become associated with down the line.

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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: Bears some similarities to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Maurice_de_Talleyrand-P%C3%A9rigord Charles Maurice de Talleyrand Périgord]], who is best known for being France's Minister of Foreign Affairs during Napoleon's reign. Like Larys, Talleyrand is the younger son of a minor aristocratic family who otherwise had little hope of climbing the social ladder, made worse by having a weak foot since he was a child. Talleyrand rose to power through his nominal friendship with Napoleon and played a role in the coup that brought the French general to power, which is not unlike Larys's own ascension when he ingratiated himself with Alicent and allowed Otto Hightower to become Hand again [[spoiler:by murdering his own father and brother]]. Larys's rather nihilistic view of things even mirrors Talleyrand's cynical conduct of {{Realpolitik}}, something that Talleyrand's name would become associated with down the line.
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* SacredHospitality: As far as he's concerned, both Lucerys and Aemond are [[ShootTheMessenger simply messengers who arrived in peace and enjoy his protection]] while under his roof. When Aemond challenges Lucerys to a duel right in front of Lord Borros, he forbids the two to shed blood in his grand hall and orders them to be escorted back to their dragons.

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* SacredHospitality: As far as he's concerned, both Lucerys and Aemond are [[ShootTheMessenger simply messengers who arrived in peace and enjoy his protection]] while under his roof. When Aemond challenges Lucerys to a duel right in front of Lord Borros, he forbids the two to shed blood in his grand hall castle and orders them to be escorted back to their dragons.
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* NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed: Bears some similarities to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Maurice_de_Talleyrand-P%C3%A9rigord Charles Maurice de Talleyrand Périgord]], who is best known for being France's Minister of Foreign Affairs during Napoleon's reign. Like Larys, Talleyrand is the younger son of a minor aristocratic family who otherwise had little hope of climbing the social ladder, made worse by having a weak foot since he was a child. Talleyrand rose to power through his nominal friendship with Napoleon and played a role in the coup that brought the French general to power, which is not unlike Larys's own ascension when he ingratiated himself with Alicent and allowed Otto Hightower to become Hand again [[spoiler:by murdering his own father and brother]]. Larys's rather nihilistic view of things even mirrors Talleyrand's cynical conduct of {{Realpolitik}}, something that Talleyrand's name would become associated with down the line.
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* RespectedByTheRespected: Every time they are spoken of in Season 1 it's with a sense of deep respect.

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* RespectedByTheRespected: Every time they are spoken of in Season 1 it's with a sense of deep respect.respect, with them noted as a deeply honorable, and faithful family.

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