Andros Arkwright

**Andros** **Arkwright** was a secondary antagonist in Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series.

A Merchant Lord, Andros worked with Rickard Morgryn and later Lyman Lannister, hired by Ludd Whitehill to sell ironwood out from under the Forresters.

## Character

### Personality

Andros is described as confrontational and argumentative, a man who takes himself very seriously but is seen by others as a man of little note. According to Queen Regent Cersei Lannister, Andros is a 'despicable man' and 'an amusement at best.'

Despite his easily agitated nature, Andros seemed keen to impress and would often attempt to do so by spreading secrets about others, most notably telling people of Lyman Lannister's addiction to milk of the poppy.

Thanks to this traitorous nature, he had no friends and was easily dispatched as word of his actions found their way to Cersei Lannister.

## Game of Thrones

### The Lost Lords

Andros arrives in King's Landing alongside Rickard Morgryn to set up an Ironwood deal with the crown on behalf of House Whitehill.

Despite this, Tyrion Lannister - Master of Coin - hears out Mira Forrester and agrees to make a deal with House Forrester first. Andros is all talk, scorned that Mira has made his job harder.

### Sons of Winter

Andros attends King Tommen's coronation feast where he argues with former business partner Rickard Morgryn. Since losing the Ironwood deal to Mira, Andros has been made the Whitehills' exclusive contact, pushing Morgryn out of the deal. Despite it souring his relationship with Morgryn, Andros remains cocky and boastful about this new opportunity - noting that he has taken the more-easily-manipulated Lyman Lannister for his new business partner.

Andros has a strong dislike of Mira and berates Lyman for speaking to her - telling him she is trying to manipulate him. He turns on Mira and shouts at her, attracting attention from nearby guests and crowds. It is later learned from Garibald Tarwick that Andros betrayed his new business partner by revealing to others that Lyman was addicted to drinking the milk of the poppy following a tournament injury. In response to being informed of Andros' betrayal, Lyman reveals that Andros has been attempting to hire an army of sellswords for the Whitehills, which Lord Ludd plans to use to march against Ironrath.

Andros is enraged further when he finds out that Mira told Lyman about his betrayal. He threatens Mira, saying that she's made "a grave error" by making an enemy out of him. When Mira shows even more defiance, he turns bright red before storming away.

### A Nest of Vipers

Andros is mentioned after the coronation feast, and Sera blames Mira for making a scene.

When Mira is summoned to Tyrion's chambers so that Cersei Lannister may speak with her, Andros is mentioned again. Cersei asks Mira to visit Tyrion, who has been convicted for the murder of King Joffrey Baratheon, in the black cells and discover who he intends to testify for him in his trial. In return for Mira's service, Cersei says she will take care of Andros and his plans to hire an army, stating that she 'never liked the man anyway.'

### The Ice Dragon

Andros is executed by the headsman - his plans to hire a sellsword army dying with him.

## Relationships

### Rickard Morgryn

Andros initially got along well with Morgryn. He took Morgryn's advice when the latter told him to be courteous. However, Andros was quick to priortise his business opportunities over their partnership and showed no hesitation in cutting out Morgryn of their deal. Andros shows no remorse for this betrayal, and moves onto making Lyman Lannister his new partner.

### Mira Forrester

Andros held a strong dislike for Mira and went out of his way to be rude to her. He takes great offence when Mira talks to Lyman Lannister, and threatens her to stay away from the both of them or else. The two make enemies of each other when Mira reveals to Lyman that Andros has spilled his secret, which infuriates him to no end.

### Lyman Lannister

As soon as he cuts Morgryn from the deal, Andros is quick to employ Lyman as his new partner. What he intends to achieve with Lyman is uncertain, but it is likely he merely wished to use Lyman's name as a selling point, as well as the fact the man was more easy to manipulate than Lord Morgryn.

### Ludd Whitehill

Little is known of Andros and Ludd's relationship, but it seems they were on better terms than Ludd and Rickard Morgryn, as Ludd assigns Andros as his sole contact in King's Landing.