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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:Gerion Lannister]]. A man described as a fun GentlemanAdventurer, who was [[spoiler:Tyrion]]'s favourite uncle and a nice guy, especially compared to his brother, now an angry {{Jerkass}} who hurls [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil rape threats]] and wants to [[WouldHurtAChild kidnap/murder children]]. This may be partly due to differing circumstances, since he has a grudge against Harry because the Ironborn exploited his compasses in their rebellion, and his family was threatened, with his bastard daughter nearly killed.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:Gerion Lannister]]. A man described as a fun GentlemanAdventurer, who was [[spoiler:Tyrion]]'s favourite uncle and a nice guy, especially compared to his brother, now an angry {{Jerkass}} who hurls [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil rape threats]] and wants to [[WouldHurtAChild kidnap/murder children]]. This may be partly due to differing circumstances, since he has a grudge against Harry because the Ironborn exploited his compasses in their rebellion, and his family was threatened, with his bastard daughter nearly killed.killed, and he was sent away from the fighting. Additionally, Harry specifically notes when they first meet that he has plenty of smile lines, suggesting that's his more usual expression.
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** The context suggests that Stannis Baratheon thinks that Harry is a native Braavosi, due to his involvment with the Arsenal, Iron Bank and local merchant houses (that, or he's spectacularly GoneNative, which is still amusingly wrong).
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** The context suggests that Stannis Baratheon thinks that Harry is a native Braavosi, due to his involvment with the Arsenal, Iron Bank and local merchant houses (that, or he's spectacularly GoneNative, which is still amusingly - though not entirely - wrong).
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* ImmigrantPatriotism: Harry has a distinct dislike for places that aren't Braavos, mostly because Braavos is the closest place, values wise, to 21st century America. To his own mild surprise, he considers himself a Braavosi - or at least, Braavosi for lack of a return option - by the time of [[spoiler: the conference on dealing with the Red Priests.]]
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* NervesOfSteel: Syrio and Ferrego keep their cool around an angry Harry despite knowing full well what he's capable of.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:Gerion Lannister]]. A man described as a fun GentlemanAdventurer, who was [[spoiler:Tyrion]]'s favourite uncle and a nice guy, especially compared to his brother, now an angry {{Jerkass}} who hurls [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil rape threats]] and wants to [[WouldHurtAChild kidnap/murder children]]. Of course, this could be partly due to differing perspectives and circumstances - of course [[spoiler: Tyrion]] would see and remember his uncle in the best light, and probably saw the best of him. He has a grudge against Harry because the Ironborn exploited his compasses in their rebellion, and his family was threatened, his bastard daughter nearly killed, as a result or worse as a result, and given that he's seen as a Targaryen ally, Harry sees the worst of him. Harry even notes this with Oberyn; they're good friends, but the way Oberyn sees the world is such that if he saw Harry as smallfolk rather than as an equal, he probably would see him as utterly beneath him.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:Gerion Lannister]]. A man described as a fun GentlemanAdventurer, who was [[spoiler:Tyrion]]'s favourite uncle and a nice guy, especially compared to his brother, now an angry {{Jerkass}} who hurls [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil rape threats]] and wants to [[WouldHurtAChild kidnap/murder children]]. Of course, this could This may be partly due to differing perspectives and circumstances - of course [[spoiler: Tyrion]] would see and remember his uncle in the best light, and probably saw the best of him. He circumstances, since he has a grudge against Harry because the Ironborn exploited his compasses in their rebellion, and his family was threatened, with his bastard daughter nearly killed, as a result or worse as a result, and given that he's seen as a Targaryen ally, Harry sees the worst of him. Harry even notes this with Oberyn; they're good friends, but the way Oberyn sees the world is such that if he saw Harry as smallfolk rather than as an equal, he probably would see him as utterly beneath him.killed.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:Gerion Lannister]]. A man described as a fun GentlemanAdventurer, who was [[spoiler:Tyrion]]'s favourite uncle and a nice guy, especially compared to his brother, now an angry {{Jerkass}} who hurls [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil rape threats]] and wants to [[WouldHurtAChild kidnap/murder children]].
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:Gerion Lannister]]. A man described as a fun GentlemanAdventurer, who was [[spoiler:Tyrion]]'s favourite uncle and a nice guy, especially compared to his brother, now an angry {{Jerkass}} who hurls [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil rape threats]] and wants to [[WouldHurtAChild kidnap/murder children]]. Of course, this could be partly due to differing perspectives and circumstances - of course [[spoiler: Tyrion]] would see and remember his uncle in the best light, and probably saw the best of him. He has a grudge against Harry because the Ironborn exploited his compasses in their rebellion, and his family was threatened, his bastard daughter nearly killed, as a result or worse as a result, and given that he's seen as a Targaryen ally, Harry sees the worst of him. Harry even notes this with Oberyn; they're good friends, but the way Oberyn sees the world is such that if he saw Harry as smallfolk rather than as an equal, he probably would see him as utterly beneath him.
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** Jon Arryn thinks about arranging Maggie's marriage to Edmure Tully to bind Harry's loyalty to Robert Baratheon.
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** Jon Arryn thinks about arranging Maggie's marriage to Edmure Tully to bind Harry's loyalty to Robert Baratheon.Baratheon, as one of a number of candidates floated. [[DeliberateValuesDissonance He has no idea that Harry wouldn't be even remotely interested]].
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* ChivalrousPervert: Oberyn Martell, who mock-flirts with Maggie.
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* ChivalrousPervert: Oberyn Martell, who mock-flirts with Maggie.Maggie to make her blush, and is absolutely ''delighted'' when she becomes self-possessed enough to snark back.
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** Faceless Men are against necromancy and anything that keeps people from naturally dying, but have no problem with other forms of magic, since they themselve are practitioners.
** Dragons absolutely hate ice and cold magic, presumably because they are similar to fire elementals. They will viciously attack anyone who uses those spells near them.
** Dragons absolutely hate ice and cold magic, presumably because they are similar to fire elementals. They will viciously attack anyone who uses those spells near them.
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** Faceless Men are against necromancy and anything that keeps people from naturally dying, but have no problem with other forms of magic, since they themselve themselves are practitioners.
** Dragons absolutely hate ice and cold magic, presumably because they are similar to fire elementals. They will viciously attack anyone who uses those spells nearthem. them - or, in the case of Harry as the Winter Knight, exists.
** Dragons absolutely hate ice and cold magic, presumably because they are similar to fire elementals. They will viciously attack anyone who uses those spells near
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** Stannis Baratheon seems to think that Harry is a native Braavosi, due to his involvment with the Arsenal, Iron Bank and local merchant houses.
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** The context suggests that Stannis Baratheon seems to think thinks that Harry is a native Braavosi, due to his involvment with the Arsenal, Iron Bank and local merchant houses.houses (that, or he's spectacularly GoneNative, which is still amusingly wrong).
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* WarIsHell: Harry's opinion about violent conflict. Initially it causes a bit of tension with Obara since she wants [[WarIsGlorious fame and glory]].
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* WarIsHell: Harry's opinion about violent conflict. Initially it causes a bit of tension with Obara since she wants [[WarIsGlorious fame and glory]]. Then, she fights in the Greyjoy Rebellion and re-evaluates her opinions.
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* ForWantOfANail: Yup. Harry is making waves.
** Rescuing the Targaryens from the streets and his later interactions with Viserys result in the boy being a ''much'' better adjusted person.
** Harry helps Viserys research dragonlore and they manage to hatch eggs nearly a decade before canon. [[spoiler:The Red Priests and Illyrio Mopatis also succeed.]]
** Thanks to Harry's compasses, the Greyjoy Rebellion ends up longer and is much more bloody, with Oldtown being completely sacked.
*** Robert wasn't feeling very merciful after the Rebellion. [[spoiler: Most of the Greyjoys are killed, Theon is sent to the Wall, and Asha is supposed to marry some noble. Euron Greyjoy escapes to Essos for some time, until Harry kills him after the fight with a kraken.]]
*** Varys is exiled from Westeros for not learning [[spoiler:(or more likely, not informing the Crown)]] about the coming rebellion in time. [[spoiler:He ends up with his friend Illyrio in Pentos, trying to hatch dragons.]]
** [[spoiler: Quaithe shows up in person to team up with the Targaryens. She shields them and the dragons from scrying attempts.]]
** [[spoiler:Harry kills Prince Garin, ending the curse on the Sorrows and the greyscale.]]
** [[spoiler:The Red Priests take over Volantis and prepare to conquer other Free Cities. And Melisandre is leading them.]]
** [[spoiler:To prepare for any dragons, Robert Baratheon orders restructuring of the defenses of King's Landing and construction of shelters for the population. Which, incidentally, uncovers the hidden caches of wildfire.]]
** Rescuing the Targaryens from the streets and his later interactions with Viserys result in the boy being a ''much'' better adjusted person.
** Harry helps Viserys research dragonlore and they manage to hatch eggs nearly a decade before canon. [[spoiler:The Red Priests and Illyrio Mopatis also succeed.]]
** Thanks to Harry's compasses, the Greyjoy Rebellion ends up longer and is much more bloody, with Oldtown being completely sacked.
*** Robert wasn't feeling very merciful after the Rebellion. [[spoiler: Most of the Greyjoys are killed, Theon is sent to the Wall, and Asha is supposed to marry some noble. Euron Greyjoy escapes to Essos for some time, until Harry kills him after the fight with a kraken.]]
*** Varys is exiled from Westeros for not learning [[spoiler:(or more likely, not informing the Crown)]] about the coming rebellion in time. [[spoiler:He ends up with his friend Illyrio in Pentos, trying to hatch dragons.]]
** [[spoiler: Quaithe shows up in person to team up with the Targaryens. She shields them and the dragons from scrying attempts.]]
** [[spoiler:Harry kills Prince Garin, ending the curse on the Sorrows and the greyscale.]]
** [[spoiler:The Red Priests take over Volantis and prepare to conquer other Free Cities. And Melisandre is leading them.]]
** [[spoiler:To prepare for any dragons, Robert Baratheon orders restructuring of the defenses of King's Landing and construction of shelters for the population. Which, incidentally, uncovers the hidden caches of wildfire.]]
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* PointOfDivergence: Yup. Harry is making waves.
** Rescuing the Targaryens from the streets and his later interactions with Viserys result in the boy being a ''much'' better adjusted person.
** Harry helps Viserys research dragonlore and they manage to hatch eggs nearly a decade before canon. [[spoiler:The Red Priests and Illyrio Mopatis also succeed.]]
** Thanks to Harry's compasses, the Greyjoy Rebellion ends up longer and is much more bloody, with Oldtown being completely sacked.
*** Robert wasn't feeling very merciful after the Rebellion. [[spoiler: Most of the Greyjoys are killed, Theon is sent to the Wall, and Asha is supposed to marry some noble. Euron Greyjoy escapes to Essos for some time, until Harry kills him after the fight with a kraken.]]
*** Varys is exiled from Westeros for not learning [[spoiler:(or more likely, not informing the Crown)]] about the coming rebellion in time. [[spoiler:He ends up with his friend Illyrio in Pentos, trying to hatch dragons.]]
** [[spoiler: Quaithe shows up in person to team up with the Targaryens. She shields them and the dragons from scrying attempts.]]
** [[spoiler:Harry kills Prince Garin, ending the curse on the Sorrows and the greyscale.]]
** [[spoiler:The Red Priests take over Volantis and prepare to conquer other Free Cities. And Melisandre is leading them.]]
** [[spoiler:To prepare for any dragons, Robert Baratheon orders restructuring of the defenses of King's Landing and construction of shelters for the population. Which, incidentally, uncovers the hidden caches of wildfire.]]
** Rescuing the Targaryens from the streets and his later interactions with Viserys result in the boy being a ''much'' better adjusted person.
** Harry helps Viserys research dragonlore and they manage to hatch eggs nearly a decade before canon. [[spoiler:The Red Priests and Illyrio Mopatis also succeed.]]
** Thanks to Harry's compasses, the Greyjoy Rebellion ends up longer and is much more bloody, with Oldtown being completely sacked.
*** Robert wasn't feeling very merciful after the Rebellion. [[spoiler: Most of the Greyjoys are killed, Theon is sent to the Wall, and Asha is supposed to marry some noble. Euron Greyjoy escapes to Essos for some time, until Harry kills him after the fight with a kraken.]]
*** Varys is exiled from Westeros for not learning [[spoiler:(or more likely, not informing the Crown)]] about the coming rebellion in time. [[spoiler:He ends up with his friend Illyrio in Pentos, trying to hatch dragons.]]
** [[spoiler: Quaithe shows up in person to team up with the Targaryens. She shields them and the dragons from scrying attempts.]]
** [[spoiler:Harry kills Prince Garin, ending the curse on the Sorrows and the greyscale.]]
** [[spoiler:The Red Priests take over Volantis and prepare to conquer other Free Cities. And Melisandre is leading them.]]
** [[spoiler:To prepare for any dragons, Robert Baratheon orders restructuring of the defenses of King's Landing and construction of shelters for the population. Which, incidentally, uncovers the hidden caches of wildfire.]]
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* {{Dragonslayer}}: [[spoiler: Harry kills Perzys by immobilizing him with ice and then putting an enchanted spear through his brain.]]
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* {{Dragonslayer}}: TheDragonslayer: [[spoiler: Harry kills Perzys by immobilizing him with ice and then putting an enchanted spear through his brain.]]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:Gerion Lannister]]. A man described as a fun GentlemanAdventurer, who was [[spoiler:Tyrion]]'s favourite uncle and a nice guy, especially compared to his brother, now an angry {{Jerkass}} who hurls [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil rape threats]] and wants to [[WouldHurtAChild kidnap/murder children]].
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* MundaneUtility: Harry freezes the top inch of a water barrel, then breaks the ice layer, before taking a drink in hot weather.
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* SuperPoweredEvilSide: The Winter Mantle isn't precisely ''evil'', but it is amoral and thoroughly terrifying. When drawing on its power, Harry has superhuman strength, speed, and skill, but is also arrogant and vicious, which tends to result in him leaving a trail of red behind him.
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* SuperPoweredEvilSide: The Winter Mantle isn't precisely ''evil'', but it is amoral and thoroughly terrifying. When drawing on its power, Harry has superhuman strength, speed, and skill, including great affinity to ice and cold, but is also arrogant and vicious, which tends to result in him leaving a trail of red behind him.
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* SacredHospitality: Thanks to the Winter Mantle being of faerie, Harry knows that there will be consequences if he ignores [[spoiler:Prince Garin]] describing him as a guest. However, the "host" doesn't realise the full magical implications, and isn't sufficiently cautious about respecting such things, which soon results in threatening Harry and leaving him free to act.
--> Guest rights were real and had consequences. Slaughtering my host would have repercussions, I didn’t know what, but I’d rather not find out.
--> Guest rights were real and had consequences. Slaughtering my host would have repercussions, I didn’t know what, but I’d rather not find out.
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* HeroesGoneFishing: Even with just a hook on a string, Harry finds a spot of fishing relaxing (at least until the Winter Mantle means that he reacts badly to fish getting away). Maggie would rather just set off a shockwave in a fish trap and call it a day.
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--> Our group's favorite so far had been when I shaped a cave's entrance into an immense mouth, stalagmites and stalactites forming a toothy grin. Anyone who sheltered there in the future would need nerves of steel, or willful blindness. Maggie had followed it by making strange tracks of some clawed beast into and out of it, driving paleontologists mad was a family tradition after-all.
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* SeenItAll: Harry is actually pleased that Maggie has seen enough amazing things to become blase about them.
--> '''Harry:''' Want to go see a castle full of dragons?\\
'''Maggie:''' We’ve already done that, and ours had giant black spikes.
--> '''Harry:''' Want to go see a castle full of dragons?\\
'''Maggie:''' We’ve already done that, and ours had giant black spikes.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Obara. First she tried to win glory in battle, and then [[spoiler:to tame Ancalagon against Harry's advice]].
* InSpiteOfANail: Some thing still happen, mostly because Harry didn't do anything that could reasonably butterfly them away.
* InSpiteOfANail: Some thing still happen, mostly because Harry didn't do anything that could reasonably butterfly them away.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: IJustWantToBeSpecial:
** Obara. First she tried to win glory in battle, and then [[spoiler:to tame Ancalagon against Harry'sadvice]].
advice]].
** Harry has to admit to himself that although he sometimes tries to keep a low profile, he doesn't actually want to be ordinary.
---> Oh well, if I’d wanted to be normal I’d-- actually I had no idea when in my life normality was an option. Whatever.
* InSpiteOfANail: Something things still happen, mostly because Harry didn't do anything that could reasonably butterfly them away.
** Obara. First she tried to win glory in battle, and then [[spoiler:to tame Ancalagon against Harry's
** Harry has to admit to himself that although he sometimes tries to keep a low profile, he doesn't actually want to be ordinary.
---> Oh well, if I’d wanted to be normal I’d-- actually I had no idea when in my life normality was an option. Whatever.
* InSpiteOfANail: Some
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* SuperPoweredEvilSide: The Winter Mantle isn't precisely ''evil'', but it is amoral and thoroughly terrifying.
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* SuperPoweredEvilSide: The Winter Mantle isn't precisely ''evil'', but it is amoral and thoroughly terrifying. When drawing on its power, Harry has superhuman strength, speed, and skill, but is also arrogant and vicious, which tends to result in him leaving a trail of red behind him.
