History Characters / WesterosAnAmericanMusical

* ThePromise: Whichever secret he's keeping, it involves a promise to someone.
* SecretKeeper: He alludes to keeping a secret in "Hand-Holding". His side in letting himself and Robert drift apart prior to the beginning of the play is due to the fact that Robert is among the people the secret needs to be kept from.

* VagueAge: The actress playing her is short enough to pass as a teen, but the canon character is an actual child and some characters whose age is stated in the play are definitely younger than their actors.

* ImStandingRightHere: One of Melisandre's instances of calling him some variation of "my reserve of King's blood" ends up happening in his presence. He responds by reminding her of his name.

* LikeFatherLikeSon: He takes after his father in terms of trusting people more than he should.

* YoungAndInCharge: He became King of the North at age fifteen. "Robb Stark" even has one of his older allies question his authority.

* HonorableMarriageProposal: His IdiotBall move was to give priority to the honor of a woman he had just prior importance over his ArrangedMarriage.

* WariorPrince: He spends most of his time as King waging a war.

* JerkassHasAPoint: While his response to it was excessive, the slight he recieved from [[spoiler:Robb]] was a big one.

* DisproportionateRetribution: [[spoiler:Getting Robb and Catelyn killed over the broken marriage promise while biolating guest right]] is considered an excessive reaction in regards to the initial slight by Tyrion when he hears of it.

* InsaneTrollLogic: Their reaction to [[spoiler:Oberyn dying]] is to [[spoiler:go back home and avenge Oberyn by killing his entire family]].

Eddard's wife, mother to Robb and Sansa. She also has a sister named Lysa who is Jon Arryn's widow. She's one of Robb's advisors during the war and an often-neglected voice of reason.

* BladeOnAStick: He uses a spear when chapionning in a TrialByCombat.

* AudienceWhatAudience: During "Time for a Frown", she has a few moments of wondering who is that [[Creator/GeorgeRRMartin George]] everyone else is singing about.

* ButtMonkey: In "First Watch", Pyp complains about he and Grenn being "left with Sam" upon Jon announcing he's going out scouting the next morning.

Oberyn's three bastard daughters who come with him to King's Landing. The RebelliousSpirit is strong enough for them to debut in Act II despite the fact that canon introduced them after events that place at the end of the play and forcibly take the place of the raven narrator who tries to shoo them away.

* BraidsOfAction: The presence of single braid in her hair is one of the elements that makes Val recognizable.

* BadassBeard: Tormund had his TV version's distinctive red beard.

* DemotedToExtra: They don't have much more than a role than three other extras standing in for Mance's army.

* NeverMessWithGranny: ''Littlefinger'' is impressed by her during her debut scene. And if any one person is considered a threat to her grandchildren in her eyes, the person in question gets a significantly shorterned lifespan.

* RememberTheNewGuy: For Jon Snow's storyline. "First Watch" takes place before Jon and Mance's mutual introduction, while "Sword in the Darkness" takes place after the period during which Jon was pretending to be Mance's ally. This results in the fact the two of them know each other being an element of the play's TwiceToldTale.

Robert's wife and later widow. For the better part of the marriage, she has been having an affair with her brother Jaime, who's the biological father of her children. She is also much more active in Westerosi politics than Robert ever was, and hence sees Joffrey ascending to the throne as a way to secure more power. Eddard finding out about her childrens' true parentage prompts her to accelerate that agenda, only to have to deal with the consequences of giving nominal power to a sociopathic teenager.

Son and heir to Balon Greyjoy, the instigator of a rebellion Robert had quash while he was already King. Theon grew up in the Stark household as a hostage and has become good friends with Robb by the beginning of the play, prompting him to make moves toward rallying his father to the Northern secession front. Balon refusing Robb's rule and making his own claim to the throne forces Theon to choose a side.

* AdaptationalDumbass: His canon counterpart is suprisingly smart, but such a trait is a little hard to convey with a vocabulary reduced to PokemonSpeak.

* DoubleAgent: Sam calls a double agent in "Sword in the Darkness" while alluding to his FakeDefector stint.

* ButtMonkey: Pyp implies he likes Sam's company much less than Jon's in "First Watch".

Three unamed members of Mance's army whose appearances are distictive enough to be recognizable as named characters from the original story. The events that led to Mance and Jon Snow meeting result in them knowing his face, as well.

* BraidsOfAction: The presence of single braid in her hair is one of the element that makes Val recognizable.

Rhaegar Targaryen's much younger sister, who was taken to another continent as a young child to ensure her survival. At the begnning of the play, she had just gotten married, which puts her in a position to attempt to take the throne for herself. Fortunately for the rest of the cast, she has a few things to do in her adoptive land before returning home.

* LastOfHisKind: She's outight called "The last Dragon" in "Small Council".

* Foreshadowing: He brings up both [[spoiler:joining the Lannisters]] and [[spoiler:Catelyn's word turning out to be a lie]] during Catelyn's neogiciations with him in "Robb Stark". Both things happen in "Stark to Finish".

* ThrowingOffTheDisability: When he decides to accept an agreement that would make on of his daughters Robb's Queen, he briefly no longer needs his cane and even manages somewhat of a HappyDance.

* MissingStepsPlan: In "I'll Be Back", she points out a few holes in her canon counterpart's plan: by the time she's singing the song, she can't have children, has no heir and her brother Viserys had died without leaving any descendants behind.

* MisplacedSorrow: When people essential to her plans die, she seems to mourn the plan more than the person/

* TheStarscream: His desire to have Robb's position is what puts him in the line-up of members of the Nothern army who betray the Starks.