recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Catelyn Stark

Book

**Season 2**The North Remembers
What Is Dead May Never Die
Garden of Bones
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Dark Wings, Dark Words
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended
Kissed by Fire
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
The Rains of Castamere

### Cause of death

Murdered by at the Twins during the infamous Red Wedding:Throat slit by Black Walder

## **Novels**

### Books

*A Game of Thrones*
*A Clash of Kings*
*A Storm of Swords*

### Cause of death

Murdered by at the Twins during the infamous Red Wedding:Throat slit by Black Walder (although was later resurrected as Lady Stoneheart)

"*Show them how it feels to lose what they love.*"
―Catelyn to Robb Stark.
Queen Mother **Catelyn Stark** (maiden name: **Catelyn Tully**), and known by her nickname **Cat**, was a member of House Tully, the wife of Eddard Stark, mother of KingRobb Stark, Lady of Winterfell and, late in her life, the Queen Mother of the Second Kingdom of the North. She was originally bethrothed to Brandon Stark prior to Robert's Rebellion, but his execution at the hands of Aerys II meant she instead married Eddard Stark, where she bore him five  children. When the War of the Five Kings broke out and her husband was executed, Lady Catelyn became Queen Mother to the newly coronated King Robb. She remained at his side throughout the war, until she was murdered, with the rest of Robb's bannermen, by House Frey and Bolton at the Red Wedding. In the books, however, she was later resurrected as Lady Stoneheart.
Daenerys Targaryen

* Show
* Book

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands
Garden of Bones
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended
Kissed by Fire
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
Second Sons
The Rains of Castamere
Mhysa

**Season 4**Two Swords
Breaker of Chains
Oathkeeper
First of His Name
The Laws of Gods and Men
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper
The Children

**Season 5**The Wars to Come
The House of Black and White
Sons of the Harpy
Kill the Boy
The Gift
Hardhome
The Dance of Dragons
Mother's Mercy

**Season 6**The Red Woman
Oathbreaker
Book of the Stranger
The Door
Blood of My Blood
No One
Battle of the Bastards
The Winds of Winter

**Season 7**Dragonstone
Stormborn
The Queen's Justice
The Spoils of War
Eastwatch
Beyond the Wall

"*A queen must listen to all. The highborn and the low, the strong and the weak, the noble and the venal. One voice may speak you false, but in many there is always truth to be found.*"
―Daenerys to Jorah Mormont.
Queen **Daenerys I Targaryen**(formal: **Queen Daenerys of the House Targaryen, First of Her Name**), known pre-appointment as **Daenerys Targaryen**and also known as **Daenerys Stormborn**or often by her nickname **Dany**, is the head of House Targaryen, former/current Queen of Meereen, self-proclaimed Princess of Dragonstone, former Khaleesi of the Great Khal Drogo and self-proclaimed Queen of the Seven Kingdoms. Daenerys was born during the last month of a civil war in Westeros, where she then left with her older brother, Viserys, into self-imposed exile in Essos. Seventeen years later, Viserys married her to Khal Drogo to secure an army to retake the Seven Kingdoms, but this backfired when he accidentally gave Daenerys more power, his anger at this leading to his death. In the years following, Daenerys has risen from a Khaleesi of a Dothraki horde to the Queen of Meereen and (in the show's events), to leading a massive army to invade Westeros. She believes herself to be the last hope of House Targaryen, believing the Iron Throne to be hers by right.
A Clash of Kings

*A Clash of Kings*
***A Clash of Kings*** is the second book in the *A Song of Ice and Fire*series, an epic fantasy series by American author George R. R. Martin. It was first published in November, 1998 in the UK and March, 1999 in the US. In May 2005 Meisha Merlin released a much-delayed limited edition of the novel, fully illustrated by John Howe.
City Watch of King's Landing

The **City Watch of King's Landing**, also known simply as the **City Watch**and colloquially as the **Gold Cloaks**, are a law enforcement institution that enforce the law and defend the city of King's Landing. Sworn to the Iron Throne, the City Watch fall under the bailiwick of the Master of Laws. They are not as well trained as the City Watch of Lannsiport, although they are numerous in number. They possess two barracks in the city: the East Barracks by the Dragon Gate and the West Barracks near Cobbler's Square.
Eddard Stark

* Show
* Book

**Bastards**
Jon Snow (according to Ned Stark)

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words (voice only)

**Season 4**The Lion and the Rose (vision)

**Season 6**Home (vision)
Oathbreaker (vision)
The Door (vision)
Blood of My Blood (vision)
The Winds of Winter (vision)

### Cause of death

Executed on the steps of the Great Sept of Baelor in King's Landing for "committing treason": beheaded by executioner Ser Ilyn Payne

### Portrayed by

Sean Bean (adult)
Robert Aramayo (young)
Sebastian Croft (child)

## **Novels**

### Cause of death

Executed on the steps of the Great Sept of Baelor in King's Landing for "committing treason": beheaded by executioner Ser Ilyn Payne

"*The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword.*"
―Ned Stark.
Lord **Eddard Stark**, also known by his nickname **Ned Stark**, was the head ofHouse Stark, Lord of Winterfell, Warden of the North, Lord Paramount of the North and, late in his life, the Hand of the King. He fought in Robert's Rebellion after his father and brother were executed by Aerys II Targaryen, and was a close friend of Robert Baratheon, who later became king following his victory, and Eddard became Warden of the North and Lord of Winterfell. He followed Robert to war once again a few years later, this time to crush a Greyjoy rebellion. Seventeen years after Robert's Rebellion, Ned Stark was summoned to King's Landing to become the King's Hand following the mysterious death ofJon Arryn. His subsequent investigations, including Robert's death and Eddard's attempts to stall Joffrey's ascent to the throne, resulted in his own execution, and another civil war.
Emotion Refresh

**Emotion Refresh** (ER) is an app developed by Croix Meridies that uses magitronic technology to absorb angry spirit energy and convert it into powerful magic. It has the same function as the Noir Fuel Spirit Devices, except it is geared towards self-administration. Users of the app employ it voluntarily in tense situations for its desirable "healing effect".

## Description

The app has become popular in Britain due to a row over a controversial call in a soccer game with a rival nation. The angry spirit energy it collects from and around its users is redirected to the Sorcery Solution System in Croix's lab at the New Moon Tower in Luna Nova. Through probes set up around the world, Croix can remotely monitor the emotions of its users and oversee the apps progress. These functions are facilitated from her lab and her personal tablet.

## Gallery

Andrew uneasily looks on as pedestrians use Emotion Refresh to ignore the ongoing strike
## References

1. ↑ Little Witch Academia Chronicles, Chapter 5, page 162
Euron Greyjoy

**Season 7**Dragonstone
Stormborn
The Queen's Justice

"*I don't mock the Drowned God - I am the Drowned God. From Oldtown to Qarth, when men see my sails, they pray.*"
―Euron to Balon Greyjoy.
**Euron III Greyjoy** (formal: **Euron of the House Greyjoy, Third of His Name**) known pre-coronation as **Euron Greyjoy**, is the head of House Greyjoy, Lord Reaper of Pyke, Lord of the Iron Islands, captain of the *Silence*, King of the Iron Islands, King of Salt and Rock, King of the Isles and the North, and Son of the Sea Wind. Euron is one of the nine sons of Quellon Greyjoy, and one of his four sons to survive to adulthood. Euron fought in Robert's Rebellion, and participated in numerous attacks during the Greyjoy Rebellion. He later impregnated Victarion's third wife, forcing him to kill his own wife and leading to Victarion Greyjoy hating him, and Balon Greyjoy banishing him into exile. Euron commanded his ship *Silence* across Essos and beyond, reaving and pillaging the known world. In the show, he returned and killed Balon Greyjoy, before then becoming king. He ditched his plan to marry Daenerys Targaryen, and declared for Cersei during the Second War of Conquest, providing the bulk of her naval forces: he then led the Iron Fleet to victory over the Targaryen fleet, capturing the Sand Snakes and his niece, Yara Greyjoy, and then later would defeat the rest of their fleet at Casterly Rock. In the books, he has Victarion take his marriage proposal to Daenerys, whilst leading new campaigns against the Reach.
Beyond the Wall

**Beyond the Wall** is a region in Westeros, and the only region of the continent that doesn't belong to the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. The term is general and generic, as it refers to all the territories beyond the massive Night's Watch fortification known as the Wall. Occupied by a population of wildlings, the area beyond the Wall is trapped in constant winter, with the Lands of Always Winter being a frozen wasteland. The area has since been abandoned due to the advance of the White Walkers.
Haunted Forest

The **Haunted Forest**is a substantial woodland lying beyond the Wall, far to the far north of Westeros. The forest extends for several hundred miles to the north, along the foothills of the mountain range known as the Frostfangs, before dying out in the subarctic wastelands of the Lands of Always Winter. The forest can grow up right up to the edge of the Wall, but the Night's Watch try to clear it out as much as possible to have large, open spaces for spotting wildling raiding parties. Craster's Keep and Whitetree are located in the Haunted Forest, while the Fist of the First Men is located beyond its western limits.
Illyrio Mopatis

"*What good is war now? We're not ready.*"
―Illyrio to Varys.
Magister **Illyrio Mopatis**is an influential magister of Pentos, and a staunch supporter of House Targaryen.Formerly a poor bravo in the city, Illyrio met and befriended Varys, and both of them would eventually rise to powerful statuses: Illyrio as a magister, and Varys as the master of whisperers in Westeros.Illyrio would eventually aid Viserys and Daenerys Targaryen in hiding from their enemies during their exile, on the premise that he would become master of coin once Viserys became king. He remained in Pentos when they left for Vaes Dothrak, and remains there to this day.
A Song of Ice and Fire

***A Song of Ice and Fire*** (commonly abbreviated as **ASoIaF**) is an ongoing a series of epic fantasy novels by American novelist and screenwriter George R. R. Martin. Martin began writing the series in 1991 and the first volume was published in 1996. Originally planned as a trilogy, the series now consists of five published volumes; a further two are planned. In addition there are three prequel novellas currently available, with several more being planned, and a series of novella-length excerpts from the main Ice and Fire novels.

The story of *A Song of Ice and Fire* takes place in a fictional world, primarily on a continent called Westeros but also on a large landmass to the east, known as Essos. Most of the characters are human but as the series progresses others are introduced, such as the cold and menacing supernatural Others from the far North and fire-breathing dragons from the East, both thought to be extinct by the humans of the story. There are three principal story lines in the series: the chronicling of a dynastic civil war for control of Westeros among several competing families; the rising threat of the Others, who dwell beyond an immense wall of ice that forms Westeros' northern border; and the ambition of Daenerys Targaryen, the exiled daughter of a king who was murdered in another civil war fifteen years before, to return to Westeros and claim her rightful throne. As the series progresses, the three story lines become increasingly interwoven and dependent upon each other.

The series is told in the third-person through the eyes of a number of point of view characters. By the end of the fourth volume, there have been seventeen such characters with multiple chapters and eight who only have one chapter apiece. Several new viewpoint characters are introduced by the conclusion of the fifth volume, setting the stage for the major events of the sixth novel.
King's Landing

Seven Kingdoms of Westeros (formerly)

     Seven Kingdoms of Westeros (show=current)

**King's Landing** is the seat of the royal house, and the capital of the Crownlands and the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. Built three hundred years ago by Aegon the Conqueror to celebrate his victory in uniting the seven kingdoms, he converted the Aegonfort into a fully fledged city, named "King's Landing" because it was where he first landed when he arrived at Westeros. It is situated along the kingsroad, at the mouth of the Blackwater Rush and overlooks Blackwater Bay, and is also the location of the Iron Throne and the Red Keep, which is the seat of the presiding royal family ruling over Westeros at any given reign. It was sacked by the Lannisters during Robert's Rebellion, and was later besieged by the Baratheons during the War of the Five Kings. In the show, it remains under the rule of House Baratheon. In the books, it is now firmly under Lannister control following the destruction of Baelon's sept.
Lord Commander of the Night's Watch

* Show
* Books

The **Lord Commander of the Night's Watch**, simply referred to as the **Lord Commander**, is the senior-most military and commanding officer of the Night's Watch. Seated at Castle Black, the headquarters of the Watch, the Lord Commander, by virtue of office, is functionally the ruler of the Wall and the castles along it, as well as the sparsely populated lands of the Gift located to the immediate south of the Wall, which are meant to support the Watch. Originally based at the Nightfort, the Lord Commander moved his headquarters to Castle Black during the reign of Jaehaerys I, when dwindling resources forced the Watch to abandon it. Also, in a tradition strangely out of place in Westeros, Lord Commanders are not hereditary positions gained through birthright or a line of succession, and are democratically elected to their post. There have been 998 full Lord Commanders (not counting interim commanders) since the Night's Watch was first founded.
Khalasar

A ***khalasar***is a nomadic horde of Dothraki led by a chief known as a khal. *Khalasars*range in size, and can be anywhere in the hundreds to the tens of thousands: Khal Drogo once led an enormous *khalasar*of forty thousand. These hordes generally wander out Essos, looking for glory or simply travelling. On occassion, they will fight other *khalasars*, but very rarely. It is said that facing a large *khalasar*on the open field of battle is suicide for any kind of army, even Westerosi hosts.
Ghost

**Season 2**The Night Lands
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
The Rains of Castamere

**Season 4**Oathkeeper
First of His Name
Mockingbird
The Watchers on the Wall

**Season 5**The Wars to Come
The Gift

**Season 6**The Red Woman
Home
Oathbreaker

"*The direwolf's red eyes were darker than garnets and wiser than men.*"
―Thoughts of Jon Snow.
**Ghost**is a direwolf bonded to Jon Snow. Born with five other siblings, Ghost has white fur and red eyes, and is the only albino of the litter. Despite Ghost's small size, he has grown to become the largest of the direwolf litter, and was nicknamed as such due to his silence and white fur. Ghost went with Jon when he joined the Night's Watch, and ventured beyond the Wall with him in the Great Ranging. In the show, Ghost goes with Jon when he leaves with Qhorin Halfhand, but wanders off. He later runs into Samwell Tarly and saves him from a wight, before following him to Craster's Keep, where he's later captured by the mutineers and placed in a cage. Ghost is then freed when Jon leads a party to kill the mutineers, returning with Jon to Castle Black, where he then helps in the following battle. Ghost remains by Jon's side, but does not partake in the Battle of the Bastards out of Jon's fear of his safety. In the books, Ghost remains with Jon when he goes undercover with the wildlings, until Jon specifically tells him to part ways before climbing the Wall. They are later reunited when Jon becomes Lord Commander.
Marriage

"*These are perilous times. The crown must forge new alliances - and these alliances must often be sealed in matrimony.*"
―Tyrion Lannister.
**Marriage** is a socially, and typically religiously, recognized union between people that establishes legal rights and obligations between them and their children. These often include various inheritance rights for children produced within a marriage to the property, wealth, and titles of their parents. Marriage customs vary across Westeros, Essos, and the rest of the known world.
Kingswood Brotherhood

The **Kingswood Brotherhood**was an infamous outlaw organization that existed during the reign of Aerys II Targaryen in Westeros. Operating out of the Kingswood, they gained recognition and notoriety by kidnapping many nobles and raiding numerous royal caravans, all with the support of the smallfolk: one attack even injured the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard, Ser Gerold Hightower. Considered a nuisance, King Aerys II eventually ordered a detachment sent to deal with them, and after losing the support of the smallfolk, were forced out into the open, where they were destroyed and disbanded.
House Stark

"*Winter is coming.*"
―Words of House Stark.
**House Stark**is a great house of Westeros (and formerly/currently a royal house), and the principal house of the North. The foundations of the house date back to theFirst Men, going as far back as the Age of Heroes. Before Aegon's conquests, the Kings of Winter ruled over the First Kingdom of the North, and after the foundation of the Seven Kingdoms, ruled over the province of the North. They are the most prestigious house in the Seven Kingdoms, and by far one of the oldest. House Stark regained royal status when the North seceeded from the Kingdoms, lost it following the Red Wedding and then (in the show), regained it once again following the Battle of the Bastards.
Jorah Mormont

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands
Garden of Bones
The Ghost of Harrenhal
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended
Kissed by Fire
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
Second Sons
The Rains of Castamere
Mhysa

**Season 4**Two Swords
Breaker of Chains
Oathkeeper
First of His Name
The Laws of Gods and Men
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper

**Season 5**High Sparrow
Sons of the Harpy
Kill the Boy
Unbowed, Unbent, UnbrokenThe Gift
Hardhome
The Dance of Dragons
Mother's Mercy

**Season 6**The Red Woman
Book of the Stranger
The Door

**Season 7**Dragonstone
Stormborn
The Queen's Justice
Eastwatch
Beyond the Wall

"*There are ghosts everywhere. We carry them with us wherever we go.*"
―Jorah to Daenerys Targaryen.
Ser **Jorah Mormont**is a knight and member of House Mormont, the former head of House Mormont, the former Lord of Bear Island, an exiled knight and former member of the Queensguard to Daenerys Targaryen. When his father gave up lordship of House Mormont to Jorah and joined the Night's Watch, Ser Jorah went on to fight for the rebels in Robert's Rebellion, and was present at the Battle of the Trident. He again fought for King Robert in the Greyjoy Rebellion. He self exiled himself to Lys after he sold poachers into slavery, and became a sellsword. After his wife left him, he fled to Volantis, until he gave his service to Viserys III Targaryen, and finally Daenerys. He conspired with the crown to try and assassinate Daenerys, but later defected when he fell in love with her. He became her Queensguard, until she found out about his previous employment and exiled him: he later captured Tyrion Lannister to try and buy his way back into Daenerys' entourage, until the two of them were enslaved by Yunkai'i slavers. In the show, he managed to reconcile with Daenerys, and went to Oldtown to cure his greyscale. Now cured, he has left to rejoin her. In the books, he is still enslaved.
Bran Stark

**Season 2**The North Remembers
What Is Dead May Never Die
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words
And Now His Watch Is Ended
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
The Rains of Castamere
Mhysa

**Season 4**The Lion and the Rose
Oathkeeper
First of His Name
the Children

**Season 6**Home
Oathbreaker
The Door
Blood of My Blood
The Winds of Winter

**Season 7**Dragonstone
The Queen's Justice
The Spoils of War
Eastwatch
The Dragon and the Wolf

**Season 8**Winterfell
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
The Long Night

"*Old stories are like old friends. You have to visit them from time to time.*"
―Bran to Meera Reed.
Prince **Brandon Stark**, also known by his shortened name **Bran Stark**, is a member of House Stark, the rightful heir to the title of Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North, and a prince of the Second and Third kingdoms of the North. The fourth child and second son of Eddard and Catelyn Stark, Bran wanted to join the Kingsguard when he growed up, but due to being thrown from a tower by Jaime Lannister, he was left crippled below the waist, unable to use his legs. As a result, Bran was captured by House Greyjoy when they captured Winterfell, although successfully escaped North and, eventually, ventured beyond the Wall to find the Three-Eyed Crow. In the books, he reaches the sanctuary of the Three-Eyed Crow, where he prepares to begin his training in honing his warg abilities. In the show, he has completed his training, become the Three-Eyed Raven, survived a White Walker assault, and returned to Castle Black. He later moved to Winterfell, where he was reunited with Sansa  and Arya, and later provided testimony in the trial ofPetyr Baelish. He would later prove pivotal during the Battle of Winterfell, where he was able to lure the Night King into the open where he could be killed by Arya Stark.
Muscled Tiger

**Muscled Tigers** are a race of anthropomorphic tigers featured in *Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time*.

## Description

Muscled Tigers resembles regular tigers (particularly Siberian Tigers) a bit, but with anthropomorphic features such as semi-humanoid, muscular body and ability to walk on two legs. Ones that encountered by Akko and co. shown wearing green and yellow gauntlet and a green cape akin to fighters. Only males of these creatures encountered.

## Powers and Abilities

Befitting to their description from Strange Notebook, muscled tigers physically honed their body both to keep themselves fit and killing their prey more efficiently, giving them muscular stature and greater strength, speed, and durability than their regular counterparts.
Joffrey Baratheon

**Season 2**The North Remembers
Garden of Bones
The Old Gods and the New
The Prince of Winterfell
Blackwater
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Dark Wings, Dark Words
And Now His Watch Is Ended
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
Second Sons
Mhysa

**Season 4**Two Swords
The Lion and the Rose
Breaker of Chains (corpse)

### Cause of death

Pie poisoned by Olenna Tyrell with help from Petyr Baelish: subsequently chokes on his pigeon pie

## **Novels**

### Books

*A Game of Thrones*
*A Clash of Kings*
*A Storm of Swords*

### Cause of death

Pie poisoned by Olenna Tyrell with help from Petyr Baelish: subsequently chokes on his pigeon pie

"*We've had vicious kings and we've had idiot kings, but I don't know if we've ever been cursed with a vicious idiot for a king.*"
―Tyrion to Joffrey during the Riot of King's Landing.
King **Joffrey I Baratheon**(formal: **King Joffrey of the House Baratheon, First of His Name**), known pre-coronation as **Joffrey Baratheon**, was the head of House Baratheon of King's Landing and the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms. Joffrey became king of the Seven Kingdoms when his "father" died in a boar hunt, where he crushed Eddard Stark's attempts to hand over the throne to Stannis Baratheon, later having him executed. His orders infamously led to the riot of King's Landing, and he fled back to the Red Keep during the Battle of the Blackwater, although was quick to place himself as a hero. He celebrated the Red Wedding, and was betrothed to wed Margaery Tyrell not long afterwards. Ironically, he was poisoned by the Tyrells at his own wedding, although in his last moments, he made sure Tyrion got the blame for it.
Macumber

"*One time she told me the sky is blue because we live inside the eye of a blue-eyed giant named 'Macumber'.*"
―Robb Stark to Bran.
**Macumber**, the **Blue-Eyed Giant**, is a legendary being in Westeros, the kind of folktale creature in children's stories. According to some stories, the reason the sky is blue because the entire world is a tiny object floating in the eye of a cosmically immense, blue-eyed giant called "Macumber".

Macumber only exists in the TV series, as no such folklore or legend exists in the books.
Luwin

**Season 2**The North Remembers
What Is Dead May Never Die
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

"*I pulled you into the world. Both of you. I've seen both your faces almost every day since, and for that I consider myself very, very lucky.*"
―Luwin to Bran and Rickon Stark as he lies dying.
Maester **Luwin**was the maester of Winterfell under House Stark and House Greyjoy, and the tutor to Robb, Bran, Rickon Stark. Replacing Maester Walys, Luwin delivered all the children of Eddard and Catelyn Stark, as well as provided them their education, including the ward Theon Greyjoy and the bastard Jon Snow. Luwin acted as a surrogate parent for Bran and Rickon Stark after Lord Eddard left for King's Landing, Catelyn for the Eyrie, Jon to Castle Black and later Robb to war. Luwin counselled Theon after he captured Winterfell, right up until the castle's siege. In the show, Luwin intervened when Theon was betrayed by his men, only to be speared in the gut by Dagmer Cleftjaw. In the books, Luwin is speared through the gut by a Bolton knight as Ramsay sacks the castle. Either way, he slowly bleeds out in the godswood, but not before having Osha, Bran, Rickon and Hodor flee North.
Ice

**Ice**is the ancestral greatsword  of House Stark, and a valyrian steel weapon. It was used both in war and on ceremonial occassions by the Lord of Winterfell, as well as for executions. Eddard Stark took the sword south when he went to King's Landing, where it fell into the hands of House Lannister, ironically used to execute him. After the first phase of the War of the Five Kings, Lord Tywin had the sword melted down to forge two new valyrian steel longswords: Oathkeeper and Widow's Wail.
Lys

The **Free City of Lys**, simply known as **Lys**, is a city-state located on an island off the southwestern coast of Essos, and one of the nine Free Cities. Originating as a colony of the Valyrian Freehold, it gained its independence after the fall of Valyria and during the Century of Blood. The city-state is led by a conclave of magisters, and its territory covers the entirety of the island it is situated on, while the main city itself is split into several of the smaller islands surrounding the main one. Known as **Lys the Lovely**, as well as **Perfumed Sister**, Lys is considered the "easiest" of the Free Cities, with its pleasure houses one of its most famous aspects. The Rogare Bank, especially during the Lyseni Spring, is almost as powerful as the Iron Bank of Braavos, and the city has a history of constantly competing with its neighbouring city-state, Myr. It's location across the water also leaves it safe from the Dothraki.
Hodor

**Season 2**The North Remembers
What Is Dead May Never Die
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
The Rains of Castamere
Mhysa

**Season 4**The Lion and the Rose
Oathkeeper
First of His Name
the Children

**Season 6**Home
The Door

"*Hold the door! Hold the door! Hold the door! Holdor! Holdor! Hodor, Hodor...*"
―Hodor's "transformation".
**Hodor** (real name: **Walder**in the books, **Wylis**in the show) is a simple-minded stableboy in Winterfell, and who is currently aiding Bran Stark in his journey North. At some point in his childhood, an incident rendered Walder/Wylis a lackwit, and unable to utter any other words other than "Hodor", a nickname that eventually stuck. Hodor is exceptionally strong and extremely tall, with some believing he has giant's blood in his ancestry. He was present in Winterfell when the Greyjoys captured it, and later aided Bran Stark in escaping, eventually taking him beyond the Wall to the cave of the three-eyed crow. In the books, he is still there, protecting Bran as he conducts his training. In the show, a White Walker assault forces him to stay behind to allow the others to escape: this is revealed to be what caused Hodor's incident, as Bran, by warging into Hodor whilst still in a vision, accidentally warged into Wylis in the past, causing him to become what he is today.
Giant Ice Spider

A **Giant Ice Spider**are legendary creatures said to have been used as mounts by the Others during the Long Night and the War for the Dawn. They are mentioned as supposedly being the size of hounds, and originated from the Lands of Always Winter: however, no proof has ever been found of their existence, and if they did in fact exist, they are either extinct or so far north as to be found.
Grey Wind

**Season 2**The North Remembers
Garden of Bones

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words
Kissed by Fire
The Rains of Castamere
Mhysa (severed head)

"*I heard his wolf killed a dozen men and as many horses.*"
―Leo Lefford.
**Grey Wind**was the direwolf bonded toRobb Stark. Born with five other siblings, Grey Wind had smoke grey fur and yellow eyes. Grey Wind stayed by Robb's side, and went with him when he went to war against the Lannisters, even fighting alongside him in battle, leading to the unfounded rumours that Grey Wind was actually Robb in wolf form. Grey Wind is tied up when Robb visits the Twins to reconcile with the Freys, as he is hostile towards them. Grey Wind was then killed by crossbow fire when the Freys murdered the wolf still leashed during the Red Wedding. Its head was then severed and placed, using a stake, in place of Robb Stark's head, before being paraded around the camp.
Lord of Winterfell

**Lord of Winterfell** or **Lady of Winterfell** is a title given to the ruler of Winterfell, first used after Aegon's conquest. The title was largely used by House Stark, although following the Red Wedding, the title fell to House Bolton, specifically to Roose Bolton and (in the show) later to Ramsay Bolton. In the books, the title remains under House Bolton. In the show, the title was claimed by Jon Snow following the extinction of House Bolton.
Game of Thrones (TV Series)

* *Season 2 only*

Frank Doelger
Carolyn Strauss

* *Season 1 only*

Mark Huffam
Frank Doelger

***Game of Thrones***is an American medieval fantasy television series created for HBO by David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, featuring a predominantly British and Irish cast. The series is based off author George R. R. Martin's best-selling *A Song of Ice and Fire*series of seven planned fantasy novels, the first of which is *A Game of Thrones*, the TV show's namesake. The series debuted in the US on Sunday evening on April 17, 2011. The series' penultimate Season 7 aired on Sunday evening on July 16, 2017.

*Game of Thrones*has been extremely well received critically, and has garnered a loyal fanbase. The series was picked up for a second season on April 19, 2011, just two days after its premiere. The production is based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and has also filmed in Croatia, Iceland, Malta, Morocco, Scotland, Spain and the United States.

Highly anticipated since its early stages of development, the first season of *Game of Thrones*was very well received by critics and viewers alike. It was nominated for several awards, including Outstanding Drama Series for the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards and Best Television Series - Drama at the 69th Golden Globe Awards; Peter Dinklage also won both ceremonies' Best Supporting Actor award (Emmy and Golden Globes). Other accolades include an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series and an Emmy win for Outstanding Main Title Design.
Gared

### Cause of death

Executed on a hill outside of Winterfell for desertion: beheaded by Lord Eddard Stark

"*Our orders were to track the wildlings. We tracked them. They won't trouble us no more.*"
―Gared to Waymar Royce.
**Gared**was a ranger of the Night's Watch. Having many scars and being a veteran of many rangings despite his age, Gared was present as part of the unit led by Ser Waymar Royce that ventured beyond the Wall to chase down a wildling group sighted in the Haunted Forest. They find the group, and are shortly ambushed by the Others. In the books, Gared is the survivor of the attack, where he flees behind the Wall, and captured by Stark men and executed for desertion. In the show, Gared flees after Ser Waymar is killed, only for a White Walker to catch up, grab him by the head and decapitate him.
House Lannister

### Title

Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms and Protector of the Realm
King of the Rock (formerly)
Lord of Casterly Rock
Shield of Lannisport
Warden of the West
Lord Paramount of the Westerlands

### Type

Great House
Royal House (show)

### Cadet branch

House Lannister of Darry
House Lannister of Lannisport
House Lannett
House Lanny
House Lantell

### Founded

House Lannister: circa 9,000-8,000 years ago.
House Lannister of King's Landing: 303 AC

### Founder

Lann the Clever

"*Hear Me Roar!*"
―Words of House Lannister
**House Lannister** (in the show, now known as **House Lannister of King's Landing**) is a great house of Westeros (and, in the show, also a royal house), and the principal house of the Westerlands. The foundations of the house date back to the First Men, going as far back as the Age of Heroes. Before Aegon's conquest, the Lannisters ruled over the Kingdom of the Rock, and after the foundation of the Seven Kingdoms, ruled over the province of the Westerlands. They are the richest house on the continent, with more gold mines than any other house. House Lannister has joint royalty with House Baratheon since the rebellion against Aerys II and later (in the show), goes onto become the royal house. House Lannister have several branches, including House Lannister of Darry and Lannisport.
Knight

A **knight** is a member of a warrior tradition that is heavily interwoven in the feudal culture of the Seven Kingdoms and the Faith of the Seven. Knights occupy a social standing between that of lords and smallfolk. Contrary to the nobility, this rank is not hereditary. Knights are referred to with the title "**Ser**".
Hand of the King

* Show
* Book

* Iron Throne(show)
* Iron Throne(books)
* Daenerys(show)

"*I bedded a fishmaid once who told me the lowborn have a choicer way to put it. The King eats, they say, and the Hand takes the shit.*"
―Robert Baratheon in response to Ned Stark's notions of what makes a HandThe **Hand of the King** (or **Hand of the Queen**, in cases of a female monarch), also known as simply the **King's Hand**, is the chief advisor to the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and is the executor of the king's commands across the Seven Kingdoms. It is the most powerful appointed position in the kingdoms, second only to the King himself in absolute authority. The Hand provides the King with counsel, while also managing the Small Council and other tasks that the King would otherwise neglect or forget about. It is considered an extreme honor to be appointed to this position, and brings great renown to whatever house the Hand ascends from.
Free Folk

* Sigil
* Books

"*We don't kneel for anyone beyond the Wall.*"
―Mance Rayder.
The **Free Folk**, known pejoratively as the **Wildlings**by the Seven Kingdoms, are a people who reside beyond the Wall, directly descending from theFirst Men. Following the end of the Long Night and the Wall's construction eight thousand years ago, the descendants of the Free Folk were trapped on the other side of it, and eventually had to adapt to the climate. Thousands of years later, the Free Folk reside in the land beyond the Wall, sandwiched between the Wall itself and the Lands of Always Winter.

The Free Folk are not culturally homogenuous. They number in the hundreds of thousands, and among them are hundreds of cultures, tribes, clans, villages and raiding parties, all of which have their own goals: neither are they particularly loyal to each other, and it is often that the wildlings will fight amongst each other as well as the Night's Watch, their main nemesis. It wasn't until prior to 300 AC that Mance Rayder began and completed a mission to unite all of the Free Folk under one banner, hoping to escape the return of the Others.
Ilyn Payne

Show

**Season 2**Blackwater

"*Oft-times Ser Ilyn frightens me as well, sweet lady. He has a fearsome aspect.*"
―Ser Barristan Selmy to Sansa Stark.
Ser **Ilyn Payne**is a knight and member of House Payne, the royal executioner of King's Landing, and a loyal servant of House Lannister. Ser Ilyn went with Lord Tywin to King's Landing when he became the King's Hand to King Aerys II as the commander of his household guard: Ser Ilyn would then later have his tongue cut out by Aerys II for claiming that Tywin was the true king of Westeros. After Robert Baratheon took the throne, he became the King's Justice, and was personally responsible for having executed Eddard Stark. A year later, during the Battle of the Blackwater, Queen Cersei has him remain by her side: should the city fall, he will kill her and all the women to avoid them getting raped. In the show, Ser Ilyn remains at King's Landing, but does not appear. In the books, Ser Ilyn is the one to teach Ser Jaime how to fight with his left hand, and also accompanies him to the siege of Riverrun.
Lancel Lannister

Book

**Season 2**Garden of Bones
The Ghost of Harrenhal
Blackwater

**Season 5**The Wars to Come
High Sparrow
Sons of the Harpy
Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
The Gift

**Season 6**Blood of My Blood
No One
The Winds of Winter

### Cause of death

Incinerated instantly by wildfire during the Destruction of the Great Sept of Baelor

## **Novels**

### Books

*A Game of Thrones*
*A Clash of Kings*
*A Storm of Swords*
*A Feast for Crows*
*A Dance with Dragons*
*The Winds of Winter*

### Status

Alive

"*It wasn't my wounds that needed healing. [...] I'm a different person now. I've found peace in the light of the Seven. You can, too. They watch over all of us, ready to dole out mercy or justice. Their world is at hand.*"
―Lancel to Cersei Lannister.
Ser **Lancel Lannister**, known by his pious name as **Brother Lancel**, is a knight and member of House Lannister, a member of the Faith Militant (in the show) and, more specifically, a member of the Warrior's Sons (in the books). Humourless, arrogant and impatient, Lancel squired for King Robert Baratheon on the personal request of Cersei Lannister, his queen: Lancel, on Cersei's request, then helped poison Robert's wine, resulting in his death in a bore hunt. In return for his service, Cersei has Lancel knighted, taking him as a lover. Lancel fought during the Battle of the Blackwater, but was injured by an arrow, where he was taken out of service for a while afterwards. After recovering, he became Lord of Darry, until surrendering his lordship to join the Faith Militant, where he played an instrumental part in Cersei Lannister's walk of atonement. In the books, Lancel remains a member of the Warrior's Sons, where he takes part in Cersei's walk of atonement. In the show, Lancel tries to stop wildfire from detonating beneath the Great Sept, only to end up becoming the first victim of the attack.
Jon Arryn

* Show
* Book

### Predecessor

Jasper Arryn (Lord Paramount of the Vale, Defender of the Vale, Warden of the East, Lord of the Eyrie)
Rossart (Hand of the King)

### Successor

Robert Arryn (Lord Paramount of the Vale, Defender of the Vale, Warden of the East, Lord of the Eyrie)
Eddard Stark (Hand of the King)

## **TV Series**

### Total appearances

1 episode
Winter is Coming

### Cause of death

Poisoned by Lady Lysa Arryn, who then framed the Lannisters for it

## **Novels**

### Cause of death

Poisoned by Lady Lysa Arryn, who then framed the Lannisters for it

"*The seed is strong.*"
―Jon Arryn before his death.
Lord **Jon Arryn**was the head of House Arryn, Lord of the Eyrie, Warden of the East, Lord Paramount of the Vale, Defender of the Vale, Keeper of the Gates and the Moon and, late in his life, the Hand of the King. Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon were his wards as children, where he became a sort of father figure to them, as well as their mentor. He fought in Robert's Rebellion after one of his nephews was executed by Aerys II Targaryen. When Robert became the new king, Jon Arryn became his Hand. Seventeen years after Robert's rebellion, Jon Arryn suddenly and abruptly fell ill and died: it was later revealed he had been poisoned as part of a plot by Cersei Lannister to keep the true father of Robert's children a secret. In reality, she was framed, as Lysa Arryn had secretly done so at the behest of Petyr Baelish.
Khal

"*A Khal who cannot ride is no Khal.*"
―Jorah Mormont.
**Khal** is a Dothraki title used to designate the leader of a *khalasar*, the nomadic groupings on which their society is based. A warlord, the khal is chosen not based on hereditary status, but on their ability to project strength, power and influence. The size of a khal's horde largely reflects on their influence: the more men one can command, the more respect he commands. Khals who are no longer fit to lead, whether through battlefield injury, sickness or inability to ride their horse or weak leadership, are either killed or abandoned. Khals have numerous bloodriders, who act as a bodyguard.
Hand's Tourney

## Tourney of the Hand

The **Hand's Tourney**, also known as the **Tourney of the Hand**, was a tourney held in King's Landing to celebrate the naming of Eddard Stark asHand of the King, by order of King Robert Baratheon in 298 AC. The tournament consisted of a joust, melee and archery contest. The prizes were 40,000 gold dragons for the winner of the joust, 20,000 dragons for the runner-up of the joust, 20,000 dragons to the winner of the melee and 10,000 dragons to the winner of the archery contest. Eddard disapproved of the high winnings commanded by Robert, especially given the realm's already substantial debt.
Incest

"*True, we don't tie ourselves in knots over a discreet bit of buggery, but... brothers and sisters? Where I come from, that stain would be very difficult to wash out.*"
―Olenna Tyrell to Tywin Lannister
**Incest** is the act of engaging in sexual intercourse with one's direct family member (siblings, parents, offspring). It is a great cultural taboo both in the Seven Kingdoms and the lands beyond the Wall.

Intermarriage between first cousins is actually not considered "incest" in Westerosi society. A prominent example is that Tywin Lannister married his own first cousin Joanna Lannister, mother of all three of his children.

Alongside kinslaying  and the violation of guest right, incest is proscribed by every major religion in Westeros. Children born of incest are deemed abominations.
Maron Greyjoy

Prince **Maron Greyjoy**was a member of House Greyjoy, and a prince of the Second Kingdom of the Iron Islands. Maron was an adult when his father declared himself king and rebelled against the Iron Throne. Maron lead the defense of Pyke at the end of the war, when King Robert marshalled his forces and besieged the castle. He was on the walls of the old South Tower when royalist forces finally breached the wall, and he was crushed by rubble as it tumbled down, killing him.
Jeyne Poole

"*Jeyne, Jeyne, it rhymes with pain.*"
―Theon Greyjoy.
**Jeyne Poole**is a member of House Poole, and (in the books) the wife of Ramsay Bolton. The daughter of the steward of Winterfell, Vayon Poole, Jeyne was the best friend of Sansa Stark. In the show, Jeyne is thought to have been killed by Lannister guardsmen during the purge of Eddard Stark's household guard. In the books, Jeyne is captured during the purge and later given to Littlefinger, where she later adopts the alias of Arya Stark, and is later married off to Ramsay Bolton. She is saved by Theon, and the two flee Winterfell, where they are taken by Mors Umber to Stannis Baratheon.
Magister

"*The Magisters make a great show of choosing the Prince of Pentos from the Great Families, and granting him the powers of trade, justice and war. As long as he checks with them first.*"
―Jorah Mormont.
A **Magister** is a title used by merchant-lords in the Free Cities, many of which are ruled over by councils of magisters.

The Free City of Pentos is nominally ruled by a Prince, but it is the magisters who truly hold the power, as it is they who select the Prince from the Great Families of the city. The Prince is powerless to act in matters of trade, war, or justice without conferring with them first. Also, should a crop fail or a war be lost, the Magisters slit the throat of the current Prince and select a new one.
Irri

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands
Garden of Bones
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New

"*It is known.*"
―Irri.
**Irri**was a handmaiden of Daenerys Targaryen and a youngDothraki woman. Part of Khal Drogo's *khalasar*, she was given by Drogo to Daenerys Targaryen to teach her how to speak and learn the Dothraki language and customs, and how to ride a horse. She served Daenerys faithfully for sometime, and joined her khalasar following Drogo's death, and stayed with her through their journey in the Red Waste, and survived the trip to Qarth. In the books, Irri would remain with Daenerys throughout her war of emancipation, and develops a crush on Rakharo. When Daenerys disappears on Drogon following an ambush in Daznak's Pit, she accompanies Jhiqui as one of the search parties. In the show, she is murdered by Doreah as part of a conspiracy with Xaro Xhoan Daxos.
Lady

"*Lady didn't bite anyone! She's good!*"
―Sansa trying to plead for Lady's life.
**Lady**was the direwolf bonded to Sansa Stark. Born with five other siblings, Lady had grey fur and yellow eyes, and was the smallest of the litter. Because of its bond to Sansa, Lady was the least aggressive and violent of the direwolves, going to the extent of being rather passive. It went south with Sansa when Lord Eddard was elected the new King's Hand, but after an incident involving Nymeria and Joffrey, King Robert sentenced Lady to death in lieu of Nymeria, who had escaped. With no other option, Lord Eddard carries out the sentence personally.
Haggo

**Haggo** was a bloodrider to Khal Drogo, and a member of his *khalasar*. Haggo served Drogo faithfully for many years, and was even present during his wedding to Daenerys Targaryen. Haggo was the tallest of the bloodriders, and the strongest. When Viserys III drew steel in Vaes Dothrak, Cohollo was one of the bloodriders ordered to disarm him while Drogo poured a "golden crown" (molten gold) onto his head. In the books, When Drogo fell ill, Haggo joined his fellow bloodriders in trying to kill Mirri Maz Duur. He is engaged by Rakharo and Jhogo, and is eventually overwhelmed and killed. In the show, he remains neutral, and joins one of the two khalasars that was formed following Drogo's death.