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Thorondor

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**Thorondor** (Sindarin; IPA: "Eagle Lord") was the King of Eagles of Middle-earth during the First Age. He was presumably the greatest of all the Eagles in terms of size, with his wingspan measuring at 30 fathoms (180 feet).

## Biography

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Thorondor was sent by Manwë, King of the Valar, to watch over the Ñoldor after they arrived in Beleriand. The Eldar first encountered him when he helped Fingon rescue Maedhros from imprisonment from Thangorodrim, upon which he had apparently made his home for a short time. After that, Thorondor and the rest of the Eagles settled in the Crissaegrim. When Gondolin was built, Thorondor became the ever vigilant guardian of the city. He rescued Fingolfin's body from defilement after Morgoth killed him, giving the Dark Lord a scar on his face. He, Landroval, and Gwaihir rescued Beren and Lúthien when Angband was aroused.

When Gondolin fell, Thorondor rescued the survivors. During the War of Wrath, Thorondor and Eärendil led the Eagles in battle with the Dragons, and may have fought with Ancalagon the Black.

## Fate

In Tolkien's writings, Thorondor is not mentioned after the War of Wrath. It is believed he returned to Valinor, although his descendants remained behind. Gwaihir became the Lord of Eagles in Middle-earth after Thorondor's departure.Template:Fact

## Etymology

The name ***Thorondor*** was Sindarin for "Eagle Lord", from the words *thoron* ("eagle") and *taur* ("lord, king").

Thorondor was also named **Sorontar**, which was the Quenyan translation of his Sindarin name and came from the words *soron* ("eagle") and *tar* ("king").

## References

1. ↑ *The History of Middle-earth*, Vol. IV: *The Shaping of Middle-earth*, chapter III: "The Quenta"
2. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, *Quenta Silmarillion*, Chapter XIII: "Of the Return of the Noldor"
3. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, *Quenta Silmarillion*, Chapter XVIII: "Of the Ruin of Beleriand and the Fall of Fingolfin"
4. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, *Quenta Silmarillion*, Chapter XIX: "Of Beren and Lúthien"
5. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, *Quenta Silmarillion*, Chapter XXIII: "Of Tuor and the Fall of Gondolin"
6. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, *Quenta Silmarillion*, Chapter XXIV: "Of the Voyage of Eärendil and the War of Wrath"
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 *The Silmarillion*, Appendix: Elements in Quenya and Sindarin names
8. ↑ *The History of Middle-earth*, Vol. 5: *The Lost Road and Other Writings*, Part Three: "The Etymologies"

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Tytos Lannister

**Tytos Lannister** was head of House Lannister, Lord of Casterly Rock, and Warden of the West in the middle of the third century after Aegon's Landing. The third son of Lord Gerold Lannister, he married Lady Jeyne Marbrand.

## Character and Appearance

Tytos was a nice man, slow to anger, quick to forgive. He was too trusting, and too generous. He was no warrior, and was never knighted. A plump boy, he grew to be a fat man. People would insult him, but Tytos only said ‘words are wind’.

## History

He was the father of Tywin and Kevan Lannister, as well as two other sons, Tygett and Gerion Lannister and a daughter, Genna Lannister, who was married off to Emmon of House Frey.

He was a weak ruler who was constantly taken advantage of by his bannermen and members of his own court. As he was born the third son, he wasn't raised to be a ruler like his older brothers Tybald and Tion were, which means that Tytos was always eager to please others. Even King Aegon V was upset with his way of ruling. Tytos had few supporters, one of which was Denys Marbrand, Jeyne’s father, the other was his younger brother Jason, who was 9 years younger than he was. People would borrow from Tytos, knowing that they didn’t have to pay it back. Tytos was constantly pardoning people. He sent ravens to Quellon Greyjoy demanding that the Greyjoys stop their raids.

One autumn, Tytos came between a lioness and her prey. The lioness tore into Tytos' horse and was about to attack Tytos as well, when the kennelmaster of Casterly Rock came to his rescue with his dogs, losing his leg and three dogs in the process. Out of gratitude, Tytos gave the kennelmaster lands and a towerhouse and took his son as a squire, thereby creating House Clegane.

By 254 AC, Lords knew that Tytos was not feared. Ironborn reavers and pirates all the way from the Stepstones raided the coastlines.

He gave in marriage his only daughter, Genna Lannister, to Lord Walder's second son; Emmon Frey, despite many, including a 10-year-old Tywin, believing it was an unequal match, simply because Lord Walder asked him nicely. Lady Ellyn Reyne-Tarbeck laughed at the prospect, while her brother Lord Roger Reyne, the Red Lion of Castamere, stormed out furious from the hall.

Thrice Aegon V sent forces to restore order to the Westerlands, but once they left, things would always return to their previous state. Then Summerhall happened, and Jaehaerys II ascended. Jaehaerys II lacked his father’s strength, and was busy with the War of the Ninepenny Kings, so he did not involve himself.

In his last few years, Tytos became fat and took a mistress, a common born woman and daughter of a candlemaker. The woman helped herself to Tytos' deceased wife's jewels and clothes. She also began ordering about the household knights, dismissed servants and sat in attendance when Tytos was absent. In 267 AC, Lord Tytos died of a heart attack while climbing stairs to see her.
Myrcella Baratheon

Princess **Myrcella Baratheon** is the legal daughter of King Robert Baratheon and Queen Cersei Lannister, but her actual father is Ser Jaime Lannister. She is the younger sister of King Joffrey I Baratheon and serves as the heir presumptive of King Tommen I Baratheon. Her sworn shield is Ser Arys Oakheart.

## Appearance and Character

She is likened to her mother in appearance, but without the vindictive character of Cersei. She is delicate, beautiful, courteous and courageous. She is fond of the game Cyvasse. She is described as seeming insipid by Jon Snow.

She later loses an ear and is given a facial scar by Ser Gerold Dayne.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Myrcella accompanies her legal parents to Winterfell when Robert decides to name Lord Eddard Stark as Hand of the King. She is presented to Eddard and his wife, Lady Catelyn Tully, with her siblings. She is escorted into the feast by Robb Stark.

She attends the needlework lessons of Septa Mordane during her time at the castle. The septa coos over her during these, although Arya Stark considers her stitching to be wonky.
Myriah Martell

**Myriah Martell** was the wife of Daeron II Targaryen. Their marriage was part of a deal to bring Dorne under the rule of House Targaryen.

## Children

**Myriah Martell** and Daeron II Targaryen had five children:

* Baelor II Targaryen
* Aerys I Targaryen (married to Aelinor I Targaryen, but no heirs)
* Aelinor I Targaryen (married to Aerys I Targaryen, but no heirs)
* Rhaegal I Targaryen
* Maekar I Targaryen
Ulf the White

**Ser Ulf the White**, also known as **Ulf White** or **Ulf the Sot**, was a dragonrider during the Dance of the Dragons. He had served as a man-at-arms originally, but tamed the dragon Silverwing during the dragonseeds project. He was killed by poison wine by Ser Hobert Hightower.

## History

Ulf fought alongside Jacaerys Velaryon in the Battle of the Gullet and was knighted by Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen afterwards, with her husband, Daemon Targaryen, naming him the Lord of Bitterbridge. He then, along with fellow dragonseed Hugh Hammer, defected from the blacks to the greens during the First Battle of Tumbleton, helping to burn the city from the air. He had a desire for the castle of Highgarden, whilst Hugh wished for the Iron Throne.

He missed out on the Second Battle of Tumbleton as he was asleep beneath a table in the nearby tavern. He heard of Hugh Hammer's death during the battle and decided he would push a claim for the throne. After the battle Hobert Hightower brought Ulf two casks of wine, but Ulf was suspicious and got Hobert to drink first, which he did, even praising the taste. Both Hobert and Ulf died from wine in the cask.
Maegelle Targaryen

File:Maegellejo.JPG  Princess **Maegelle Targaryen** was the eighth-born child of KingJaehaerys I Targaryen and Queen Alysanne Targaryen.

Maegelle was given to the Faith at an unknown age, and eventually became a septa. She was known for her compassion, and her gift for healing. Maegelle played a role in the Second Quarrel, which had begun in 92 AC, when her father, King Jaehaerys, chose Maegelle's brother, Prince Baelon, as his heir over Maegelle's niece, Princess Rhaenys. This decision had angered Queen Alysanne, as she felt there was no reason to favor a man over a woman. It was Maegelle who brought the two back together, solving the Quarrel in 94 AC.

Maegelle nursed children afflicted with greyscale, but became afflicted with greyscale herself and died in 96 AC.
Steffon Swyft

Ser **Steffon Swyft** is an anointed knight of House Swyft. He is the son and heir of Ser Harys Swyft.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Ser Steffon was part of the Lannister force that left King's Landing to end the Second Siege of Riverrun under the command of Ser Jaime Lannister. Ser Jaime made him commander of the baggage train. He reenacted the Battle of the Blackwater with his food during the feast at Castle Darry.
Mern IX Gardener

King **Mern IX Gardener** was a member of House Gardener, and the last King of the Reach.

## History

During Aegon Targaryen's invasion of Westeros, Mern and King Loren I Lannister of the Rock joined forces, forming the largest army in the history of Westeros. However, this army was destroyed at the Field of Fire, just when they were about to win. The Targaryen army was crippled, but then Aegon and his sister-wives, Rhaenys and Visenya, took to the air on their dragons; Meraxes, Vhagar, and Balerion the Black Dread. 14,000 Lannister-Gardener men were killed in the battle, while many others died of their wounds later on. In addition to these fourteen thousand, Mern and his sons were burnt alive as well.
Telemnar

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**Telemnar** was the twenty-sixth King of Gondor.

## Biography

Telemnar became king after his father Minardil died in an attack by the Corsairs of Umbar at Pelargir in TA 1634. Due to this renewed threat from the Corsairs, he immediately began building up Gondor's fleets to defeat them but his plans came to an end when the Great Plague struck Gondor. The Great Plague ravaged Gondor and many died especially in Osgiliath and as a result King Telemnar and his immediate family died. The White Tree also withered and died during this time. He was succeeded by his nephew Tarondor, who was the son of Telemnar's younger brother Minastan.

His father's reign was brief but his own reign was even briefer. He was the shortest reigning King of Gondor, together with Isildur.

## Etymology

The name **Telemnar** was a Quenyan word that was likely to have come from the words **telempë**, meaning "silver", and **nár**, meaning "flame". This would give the meaning "silver flame" to his name.Template:Fact

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The History of Middle-earth,* Vol. 12: *The Peoples of Middle-earth,* VII: "The Heirs of Elendil"
2. ↑ *The Lord of the Rings,* Appendix B: The Tale of Years (Chronology of the Westlands), "The Third Age"
3. ↑ *The Lord of the Rings,* Appendix A: Annals of the Kings and Rulers, I: The Númenórean Kings, (iv): "Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion"

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Second Age

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The **Second Age** was the time-period of Arda that began after the climactic banishment of Morgoth into the Void by the Lords of the West (the Valar), led by Eönwë, the Herald of Manwë.

## History

The Second Age lasted for 3441 years and ended with the downfall of Sauron's army when he was defeated by the Last Alliance of Elves and Men following the downfall of Númenor.

This age was characterized by the rise (eventually with increased insolence) of Númenor, the rise of Sauron in Middle-earth, the creation of the Ringwraiths, and the early wars of the Rings between Sauron and the Elves. The Ring of Power also came into existence during this period.

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## References

1. ↑ *The Lord of the Rings,* Appendix B: The Tale of Years (Chronology of the Westlands), "The Second Age"

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Roose Bolton

Lord **Roose Bolton** is the Lord Paramount and Warden of the North, formerly a bannerman of House Stark. He is known for being ruthless and cruel, as well as ominously quiet and powerful. He is known as the leech lord because he regularly covers himself in leeches to keep himself healthy. He has a bastard son, Ramsay, who is even more infamous for cruelty and sadism than Roose himself. He suspects that Ramsay had poisoned his older, trueborn son, in order to secure Dreadfort for himself.

## Appearance and Character

Roose Bolton is a man of average height with a soft and hairless body, a plain face and short fingers. His eyes are pale and frightening, paler even than his son Ramsay's. In combat, he wears dark mail and a pink fur cloak.

He is a cunning, mysterious and intimidating man, almost as authoritative as Tywin Lannister himself. Even his allies are terrified of him, and find him hard to trust. Loyal to himself and his house's success, Roose is pitiless and completely implacable, rarely sharing information with other people if he can avoid it and if he can be put at risk by it. Roose is a keen strategist in his own right, one of the orchestrators of the betrayal of House Stark and the Red Wedding, and beforehand one of Robb Stark's most dangerous and noteworthy lieutenants.

Many in Westeros who know of him think Roose to be a strange man. He rarely, if ever raises his voice, forcing everyone else to focus completely on what he has to say. He has a tendency towards leeching, thinking that it leads to a long life and disposes of 'bad blood'. More notably, Roose isn't as partial to alcohol as other lords, sipping it if he is served and preferring hippocras. Roose is apparently far crueller than he looks, capable of more savagery than his son, and Theon Greyjoy believes him to be more dangerous than all the Freys combined.

## Biography

### A Game of Thrones

Roose serves as a bannerman to Robb during the War of the Five Kings. He marches his men on Tywin Lannister's men but suffers a defeat at their hands and retreats, losing a sizable portion of his forces but managing to scrap together the remaining troops. His other troops are held at Harrenhal.

### A Clash of Kings

Roose secures the Frey lineage by marrying Walda Frey, Walder Frey's daughter.

Roose's men remain at Harrenhal. However, when Tywin Lannister vacates the castle, Arya Stark secretly liberates the men held captive, who proceeded to take over the castle. Arya goes on to be his cupbearer under the name Nan for a brief time. When Robb Stark declares himself King in the North, Roose pledges allegiance to him.

### A Storm of Swords

Secretly, Roose plots with Tywin Lannister against his liege and executes a stunning betrayal during Edmure Tully's marriage and personally murders Robb Stark. Roose becomes Warden of the North, and the *de jure* lord of Winterfell, due to his bastard son's marriage to Jeyne Poole, who was disguised as Arya Stark.
Цзян

Цзян является членом своры Кавински. О нем мало что известно, хотя он один из немногих в группе Кавински, у кого есть небольшая,но сюжетная линия. В книге Король ворон он взаимодействует с Ронаном Линчем, шутя :" Эй, парень, я думал, что ты умер " в отношении Ронана, пропускающего школу так долго. Ронан не отвечает, внутренне выражая свое отвращение к тому, что видит Цзяна где угодно, только не в машине. Он ездит на Супре.

## Появления

"Похитители снов"

"Король ворон"

## Прочее(Атеншон!Хэд-канон)

* Тот парень с телефоном
* Живет в общежитии Академии Эглионбай через 5 дверей от Свэна и Скова
* Его отец владеет крупной сетью казино в Гонконге. Цзян должен учиться (так же, как Свэн) и получать по крайней мере средние оценки, чтобы остаться в Америке. Если он ослушается, отец отправит его обратно в Китай.
* Много трещит о машинах, как будто действительно знает, как работает это дерьмо.
* Рост 5'8"(примерно 172 см) (самый низкий в Своре), темно-карие глаза, черные волосы
* Любит одежду странной формы
* Носит кепку 90% времени, потому что всегда недоволен своей стрижкой, но в школе вынужден снимать ее и терпеть тонну не очень дружелюбных замечаний о волосах, таких как “WTF чувак, что это за дерьмо?", "О НЕТ, ЧУВАК, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА, НЕ СНОВА?", "Скажи мне, кто твой парикмахер, чтобы я никогда не приближался к его салону" и т. д
* Фотает всех в самых неловких ситуациях чтоб поржать, но на всякий случай хранит все на жестком диске.
* Непереносимость лактозы. Вы, наверное, можете себе представить, что Свора делает с этим . Из-за непереносимости почти всегда ест лапшу. Свора практически воет каждый раз, когда Цзян заказывает китайскую еду на вынос
* Слушает ретро.
* На его лаймово-зеленой Toyota Supra множество глупых черно-белых наклеек.
* Побеждает всех в Своре в Mortal Kombat, предпочитает Соню и Китану
* Выбирает таблетки вместо алкоголя и травки
* Любит странное порно.
* Есть пирсинг перегородки, снимает его в школе.
* Любит делать ставки на гонки. Однажды выиграл большую сумму, которой он не может перестать хвастаться, когда пьян.
Rodrik Stark

**Rodrik Stark** was a member of House Stark. He was known as the **Wandering Wolf**.

He served with the Second Sons, a sellsword company, hence his nickname. He was the second son of Lord Beron Stark and younger brother ofArtos Stark, he had 4 younger brothers and 2 younger sisters. He married Arya Flint and had two daughters, Branda and Lyarra Stark. He's the grandfather of Eddard Stark.
Turambar

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**Turambar** was the the ninth King of Gondor.

## Biography

Turambar was the son and successor of Rómendacil I. He ascended to the throne in TA 541 at a very young age. He avenged the death of his father and proceeded to conquer large parts of Rhûn from the Easterlings expanding Gondor further into the east. The conquered territories became known as the East-lands province of Gondor. He was the longest reigning king since Meneldil, ruling for 126 years. He was succeeded by his son Atanatar I upon his death in TA 667 at the age of two-hundred and seventy.

## Etymology

*Turambar* means "master of doom" in the Quenyan language. He was no doubt named after Túrin Turambar, a tragic hero from the First Age.

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## References

1. ↑ *The Lord of the Rings,* Appendix A: Annals of the Kings and Rulers, I: The Númenórean Kings, (iv): "Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion"
2. ↑ *The Complete Guide to Middle-earth*

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Melissa Blackwood

**Melissa Blackwood**, also called **Missy**, was a lady of House Blackwood during the rule of King Aegon IV Targaryen. She was Aegon's sixth mistress, and the best loved of them.

## History

Melissa became the sixth mistress of Aegon in 172 AC, early in the king's reign, replacing Barba Bracken, who was forced out in disgrace. Melissa befriended Aegon's wife, Queen Naerys Targaryen, as well as his brother, Aemon, and nephew, Daeron.

Barba Bracken had been buxom compared to Melissa, who was slender of frame. Barba was supposedly overheard claiming that Melissa's chest was as flat as a boy's. In retaliation, Aegon renamed the Teats, which he had previously named for Barba, after Melissa. Members of House Bracken still refer to the hills as Barba's Teats.

Melissa would serve as mistress for five years, having three bastard children with Aegon in that time. One of them, Brynden Rivers, maintained good connections at the court in King's Landing after his mother was dismissed, due to how well she had been liked.

Melissa was evenually replaced by Barba's younger sister, Bethany, who had been trained for the purpose of replacing Melissa as mistress. Bethany supposedly caught Aegon's eye whilst he was on a trip to Stone Hedge to visit his bastard son, Aegor Rivers.

## Books

### A Dance with Dragons

Hoster Blackwood tells Jaime Lannister that there is a statue of Melissa in the Godswood of Raventree Hall. He also tells Jaime of the rivallry between Melissa and Barba, as well as more about the initial causes of the Blackwood and Bracken rivallry.
North

The **North** of Middle-earth was an icy and cold region due to the exploits and deprivations of Melkor.

## Description and Features

### Before the End of the First Age

Cold, desolate, barren and mostly lifeless like its master, the North consisted of a vast flat and frozen wasteland that stretched from the Helcaraxë to the Orocarni mountains and was bordered by hundreds of miles of high and perilous mountains.

Just outside the mountains lie the fortress/prison of Angband and Thangorodrim and in the Far East the ruins of Melkor's former dwelling of Utumno.

### After the First Age

Nearly half of this region was destroyed in the War of Wrath, the remnant was a large Cape, a large inlet bay, and a vast wasteland known as the Forodwaith.

## History

The north originated with Melkor who made it his land during the Years of the Lamps. There was delved Utumno which remained his dwelling until his defeat in the War of the Powers. The area was desolate afterwards and then was partially destroyed after the War of Wrath. Years afterward in the land of Forochel. Primitive tribes of Men came to live there thriving for many thousands of years. One of these tribes hosted Arvedui, the last King of Arthedain before his death.

## Inhabitants

* Melkor
* Orcs
* Forodwaith
* Lossoth

## References

* *The Atlas of Middle-earth* pg. 4-5, 38
Księstwo Warszawskie

**Księstwo Warszawskie** to jeden z dwóch (dr. Rzeczpospolita Krakowska) tworów politycznych mających na celu uspokoić nastroje narodu polskiego po nie wypełnieniu Manifestu Dwóch Cesarzy przez Państwa Centralne. Księstwo powstało później niż Rzeczpospolita, gdyż ziemie potrzebne do jego utworzenia i spokojnego istnienia musiały zostać zabrane Rosjanom w Akcie Końcowym.

W funkcjonowaniu Księstwo miało niewiele więcej wygód niż zwykły austro-węgierski protektorat, zmieniło się to dopiero po jego przeistoczeniu w Królestwo Polskie.

### Historia

Dnia 19 grudnia 1917 podjęto szybką decyzję o utworzenie Księstwa i tworzenie planu co z nim zrobić po ewentualnym zwycięstwie nad Rosją.

Na czele nowo powstałego bytu obsadzono przyjaciela cesarza - księcia Tadeusza Lubomirskiego, który objął również zwierzchnictwo nad nowym "mikro-rządem" - Radą Książęcą.

Gdy Akt Końcowy, cóż, dobiegł końca przez rozejm kijowski, a potem ostatecznie Traktat Miński, 1 grudnia 1918 przekształcono Księstwo Warszawskie w Królestwo Polskie, z nowym rządem i terytorium, a wszystkie stare instytucje zostały rozwiązane.
Stone Hedge

**Stone Hedge** is a castle in The Riverlands and ancestral seat of House Bracken and sworn to House Tully. It's current lord is Jonos Bracken.

## Location

Stone Hedge is located in the Riverlands directly south of the Red Fork, just across the river from Raventree Hall. It is due east from Riverrun and west of Lord Harroway's Town.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Stone Hedge is burned to the ground by the army of Ser Gregor Clegane. Gregor rapes one of Lord Jonos' daughters and murders his natural son, Harry Rivers.
Walda Frey (daughter of Merrett)

## Walda Bolton

> "*I have become oddly fond of my fat little wife. The two before her never made a sound in bed, but this one squeals and shudders. I find that quite endearing.*"
> ― Roose Bolton
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**Walda Bolton**, née **Frey**, commonly referred to as **Fat Walda**, is the second daughter of Merrett Frey and Mariya Darry. She marries Lord Roose Bolton.

## Books

### A Clash of Kings

Walda is wedded to Roose Bolton when he is at the Twins. After Roose takes Harrenhal and stations his army there he frequently receives letters from his wife. He always reads them, before throwing them in the fire to burn.

### A Storm of Swords

Roose tells Ser Jaime Lannister that Lord Walder Frey offered to pay the weight of whatever Frey girl Roose married as the dowry, so he picked the largest available Frey girl. Walda is present for the wedding of Lord Edmure Tully and her aunt Roslin Frey, however she is absent for the Red Wedding bloodbath.

### A Dance with Dragons

Walda travels north with her husband, accompanied by her uncles Hosteen Frey and Aenys Frey. She meets Theon Greyjoy and Ramsay Bolton after the siege of Moat Cailin comes to an end. Roose later tells Theon that he has grown to care for Walda, although he knows that Ramsay will kill any children that she births by him. She eats three slices of pork pie at the wedding of Jeyne Poole, disguised as Arya Stark, and Ramsay. Theon notes that Walda shows signs of pregnancy during their stay at Winterfell. she is present when news of her little brother's death is brought.
Rhaego

**Rhaego** was the stillborn son of Daenerys Targaryen and Drogo. The reason for his stillbirth is that his mother asked a maegi in the village, Mirri Maz Duur, to save his father's life, as Drogo was dying of an infected wound). Mirri saves Drogo's life, but in payment she kills Rhaego while he is still in Daenerys's womb. Daenerys never sees her son but she is told that he was hideously deformed with scales of a dragon, and traces of wings.

## Appearance

While he may have been born deformed, this was only due to blood magic performed by Mirri Maz Duur. In the first book, A Game of Thrones, Daenerys has a vision of him with copper skin, platinum blonde hair, and almond-shaped violet eyes. This is most likely how he would have looked like, had he survived.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones.

Rhaego is prophesied to be the stallion who mounts the world by the crones of the dosh khaleen at Vaes Dothrak just after the stallion heart ceremony.

After Rhaego's father, Drogo, becomes sick from an infected wound, the sorceress Mirri Maz Duur saves Drogo's life by using blood magic. One of the effects of that magic is that Rhaego dies right before birth. He was inhuman, hideously deformed and covered in dragon-like scales. He had the stub of a tail small leather wings, reminiscent of a bat. Rhaego was stillborn.

During her fever dream, Daenerys Targaryen sees her son tall and proud, with Drogo's copper skin and her own silver-gold hair, violet eyes shaped like almonds. He smiles at her and begins to lift his hand towards her, but when he opens his mouth fire pours out. She sees his heart burning through his chest and in an instant he is gone, consumed like a moth by a candle, turned to ash.
Rhaella Targaryen

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**Rhaella Targaryen** was the sister-wife of Aerys II Targaryen and the mother of Rhaegar Targaryen, Viserys III Targaryen, and Daenerys I Targaryen. She died during childbirth with Daenerys.

## Marriage

She was not happy to marry her brother Aerys II Targaryen but did it due to the command of their family. They had a very bad marriage, and Aerys II Targaryen would only sleep with her after just having executed someone by burning, which aroused him perversely. He regularly abused her.

## Death

Her son Rhaegar Targaryen died during the fall of House Targaryen, when she was pregnant. She later gave birth to Daenerys I Targaryen on Dragonstone. She died during childbirth, leaving behind only Viserys III Targaryen and Daenerys I Targaryen.
Years of the Sun

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The **Years of the Sun** was the last of the three early time-periods of Arda, together with the Years of the Lamps and the Years of the Trees all in the First Age.

## History

It begins with the first sunrise, in conjunction with the Return of the Ñoldor to Middle-earth, and lasts until the present day. The Years of the Sun began sometime after the destruction of the Two Trees. Afterwards, the count of time was measured according to the Sun's travels through the heavens and its change of direction and rotation. This continued throughout the rest of the Ages of the Children of Ilúvatar, including the First Age of the Children of Iluvatar, the Second, and the Third, and part of the Fourth in Tolkien's stories.

## References

* The Complete Guide to Middle-earth
* The Silmarillion: Quenta Silmarillion

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Wyman Manderly

> "*The north remembers, Lord Davos. The north remembers, and the mummer's farce is almost done. My son is home.*"
> ― Wyman Manderly
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Wyman Manderly is the head of House Manderly.

## Appearance and Personality

Wyman is an extremely plump man, lending the numerous nicknames he has.

Wyman portrays himself as a spineless oaf, which belies his high intelligence and bravery. More often than not, he is able to events, as with garnering the release of his son by manipulating the Iron Throne into believing he'd executed Davos Seaworth. Wyman is an extremely proud man, in regards to his family, especially his daughters, whom he sees as braver than any others. He holds the Freys in contempt for their treachery, and never forgets the debt of allegiance owed to House Stark by his house and name.

## Biography

Stannis Baratheon sends Davos to treat with Wyman and recruit him and his forces. However, Davos is instead arrested and sent to a prison. Wyman uses this and claims to have executed Stannis' right hand in order to earn his son's freedom, a ploy which works. In secret, Wyman is actually working with Davos and indeed joins his cause, provided Stannis helps Rickon Stark.

Wyman later heads to Winterfell to attend Ramsay Bolton's marriage to Arya Stark's wedding (actually Jeyne Poole in disguise). When his travel companions, the three Frey boys go missing, many suspect Wyman of foul play, something he denies fervently, instead offering up three pies as a wedding gift.

When more deaths occur in Winterfell, including another Frey, Manderly is high on the suspect list and is nearly killed.

## Quotes

> "*My son Wendel came to the the Twins a guest. He ate Lord Walder's bread and salt, and hung his sword upon the wall to feast with friends. And they murdered him. Murdered, I say, and may the Freys choke upon their fables. I drink with Jared, jape with Symond, promise Rhaegar the hand of my own beloved granddaughter ... but never think that means I have forgotten. The north remembers, Lord Davos. The north remembers, and the mummer's farce is almost done. My son is home.*"
> ― Wyman Manderly
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> "*Though mayhaps this was a blessing. Had he lived he would have grown up to be a Frey.*"
> ― Wyman Manderly, on the death of Little Walder Frey
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Summerhall

**Summerhall** was a castle used as a summer residence, mostly during the reign of Daeron II Targaryen. It sits where Dorne, the Reach, and the Stormlands join. After Daeron II, Summerhall was passed to his son, Maekar I Targaryen.

Summerhall was destroyed by a great fire in 259 AL, which resulted in the death of Aegon V, Prince Duncan and Lord Commander Ser Duncan the Tall. Aerys II believed that this fire contributed somehow to the birth of his son, Rhaegar, who grew up to be fascinated with it.
Tarannon Falastur

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**Tarannon** was the twelfth King of Gondor.

## Biography

Tarannon succeeded his father Siriondil in TA 830. His brother was Tarciryan. He started the construction of Gondor's navies, and became known as the first of the so-called 'Ship-kings'. Under his policies and successful rule, Gondor's extended its power to the west and south of the Mouths of Anduin. He, along with Narmacil I, was one of two childless Kings of Gondor — meaning that he was a "breakpoint" in the bloodline. Nevertheless his rule was marked by such vigorous naval expansion that at his coronation he took the Template:W of **Falastur**, which meant 'Lord of the Coasts'.

Despite his successes, his reign was troubled by the intrigues of his own wife Queen Berúthiel who spied on everyone within the kingdom. Eventually, he grew tired of her after she had gone too far and send her and her cats in into exile in the south. As a result of his wife's exile, he died childless (in TA 913) and was succeeded by his nephew Eärnil I.

## Etymology

*Tarannon* was Quenya word that meant 'Royal-gate'. *Falastur* was apparently an Elvish word that meant 'Lord of the Coasts'.

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *The Lord of the Rings,* Appendix A: Annals of the Kings and Rulers, I: The Númenórean Kings, (iv): "Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion"
2. ↑ *Unfinished Tales,* Part Four: II: "The Istari", Notes
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *The Complete Guide to Middle-earth*

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Rhalla Targaryen

Princess **Rhalla Targaryen** was the daughter of Prince Aegon and Princess Rhaena Targaryen. She had a twin sister, Aerea.

Rhalla's parents were married in 41 AC. As this was an incestous marriage, this act led to a rebellion of the Faith. When Rhalla's grandfather, King Aenys I Targaryen died, it was not Rhalla's father, Aenys' eldest son and heir, Prince Aegon who was crowned king, but her great-uncle (and later step-father), Prince Maegor.

Rhalla´s father was killed in battle in 43 AC, leading to Princess Rhaena to go into hiding with both Rhalla and Aerea. They were eventually found, however, and captured on the orders of King Maegor.

Aerea's mother, Princess Rhaena, was forced to marry King Maegor I Targaryen in 47 AC. Because Maegor had no children of his own, Rhalla's sister Aerea was named his heir, while her uncle, Prince Jaehaerys was disinherited.

It is unknown what happened to Princess Rhalla later in life.
Rickard Stark

**Rickard Stark** was the Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North during much of the reign of the Mad King Aerys Targaryen. He was the only son of Lord Edwyle Stark and his wife Marna Locke. He married his cousin Lyarra Stark, the daughter of Rodrik Stark (the Wandering Wolf) and his wife Arya Flint.

He had three sons, Brandon, Eddard, and Benjen, as well as a daughter, Lyanna.

When Lyanna was kidnapped by Crown Prince Rhaegar, Brandon, who was on his way to Riverrun to marry Catelyn Tully, went to King's Landing to declare that Rhaegar must be captured and tried. King Aerys interpreted this as treason, and Lord Rickard was summoned to court to re-swear his oaths of loyalty. Once there, he and his son were taken into custody, and Brandon was forced to watch as Aerys ordered Rickard to be roasted alive inside his own armor.

Lord Rickard was succeeded by his middle son, Eddard, who avenged his father by supporting Robert Baratheon's rebellion and bringing about the downfall of House Targaryen.
Willam Stark

**Willam Stark** was a member of House Stark and a former Lord of Winterfell. He was the oldest son of Lord Beron Stark and older brother of Artos the Implacable. He is buried in the crypts of Winterfell.

## History

He married two times, first with Lyanne Glover, then with Melantha Blackwood . In his first marriage he had one son, Brandon, in his second he had one son and one daughter. His son was Edwyle Stark, the grandfather of Eddard Stark. His daughter Jocelyn married to Benedict of House Royce.

When Raymun Redbeard went over the Wall, Lord Willam Stark called his banners and marched north with Lord Harmond Umber. On the shores of Long Lake, the two forces met. During the Battle of Long Lake, Willam was killed and beheaded. His younger brother Artos avenged him by slaying Raymun.
Red Keep

### Places

Great Hall • Maegor's Holdfast • Queen's Ballroom • Tower of the Hand • White Sword Tower • Maidenvault • Traitor's Walk • Black Cells

### Founder

{Aegon the Conqueror}

The **Red Keep** is the stronghold and home of the king of the Seven Kingdoms in King's Landing.

### History

After the original Seven Kingdoms were dismantled by Aegon The Conqueror, serving as the basis for his new great kingdom, Aegon started a construction of a  royal castle in the place he first set foot in the Conquest, a land near the Blackwater Bay. For the royal castle was designed to be a really huge one, even after 37 years of reign he was not ready yet, nevertheless it was almost done. During the reign of Maegor I Targaryen, the construction was completed. Maegor executed everyone who worked on the construction of the castle, to keep on its secret passages.

### Recent Events

It is the setting for many important events in the series, including the death of Robert Baratheon, the marriage and subsequent death of Joffrey Baratheon, also Rickard and Brandon Stark died in the throne room and the death of the Mad King during the sack of King's Landing. It was also made by Maegor the Cruel in 42 AL.
Naith of Lórien

The **Naith of Lórien** or **Gore** was the heart of the Elven realm of Lórien, where the Caras Galadhon was located.

The Naith was located in the angle between the rivers Silverlode and Anduin.

## History

The Naith was where the Fellowship first encountered the sentinels of Lórien and through which they were led to the Lord and Lady in Caras Galadhon, and where Frodo first experienced the feeling of having entered a corner of the Elder Days.

## Etymology

**Naith** is a Sindarin word which means "angle".

## References

1. ↑ *The Atlas of Middle-earth,* Regional Maps, "The Misty Mountains"
2. ↑ *The Atlas of Middle-earth,* The Lord of the Rings, "Lothlórien"
3. ↑ *The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring,* Book Two, Chapter VI: "Lothlorien"
4. ↑ *The Complete Guide to Middle-earth*

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Nevrast

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**Nevrast** was a region in West Beleriand at the coast of the Belegaer in Middle-earth, during the years before the end of the First Age.

## Description

Nevrast was a depression surrounded completely by the Ered Wethrin. It was made up of over three-hundred square miles of land consisting of mostly scattered woodlands except for the marshland area encircling Linaewen. The climate was mostly a humid one with mild winters possibly due to the warm and moist prevailing winds that blew in from the sea.

## History

Nevrast was the centre of an Elven kingdom of Turgon for about a hundred years, when its people began moving to their newly completed realm of Gondolin. Turgon's capital (and it seems the only city of Nevrast) was Vinyamar. The land was not permanently inhabited after that, and indeed was utterly abandoned until Tuor came there, guided by Ulmo.

Nevrast was the first part of Beleriand the Ñoldor settled, but was previously inhabited by Sindar. Its population was soon very mixed, far more so than any other region of Beleriand.

## Etymology

In Sindarin, ***Nevrast*** means "Hither shore", from *nev* ("hither") and *rast* ("shore").

## Other forms of the legendarium

Its early and rejected name was **Nivrost**: "the West Vale", in the Doriathrin language.

## References

1. ↑ *The Atlas of Middle-earth*, Thematic Maps, "Landforms"
2. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, *Quenta Silmarillion*, Chapter XIV: "Of Beleriand and its Realms"
3. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, *Quenta Silmarillion*, Chapter XIII: "Of the Return of the Noldor"
4. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, *Quenta Silmarillion*, Chapter XV: "Of the Noldor in Beleriand"
5. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, *Quenta Silmarillion*, Chapter XXIII: "Of Tuor and the Fall of Gondolin"
6. ↑ *The Silmarillion*, Index of Names
7. ↑ *Parma Eldalamberon*, Words, Phrases and Passages in Various Tongues in *The Lord of the Rings* by J.R.R. Tolkien
8. ↑ *The History of Middle-earth*, Vol. V: *The Lost Road and Other Writings*, Part Two: "Valinor and Middle-earth before The Lord of the Rings"

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Dr. Coomer

"*You're not a war criminal if there's no military to judge you.*"
―Dr Coomer

## Overview

Dr. Coomer was a scientist working at black mesa until gordon fucked everything. He, Tommy, gordon and bubby worked together\* to escape black mesa after the incident.

Ever since he played punch out on the nintendo entertainment system, he has wanted to become a boxer. He participated in boxing and was the founder of the black mesa boxing... thingy. During the black mesa incident and his escape, he regularly punched gordon and bubby. He died during a fight with bubby, but fortunately reappeared.

## Personality

Dr. Coomer takes his job at black mesa more seriously than bubby and tommy. During the escape from black mesa, Coomer asseses their surroundings including informing gordon of handy hanging ropes that can be used to- HELP ME GORDON!

## Abilities/notable shit

Seems to always have explosives on hand

Becomes stronger after killing his own clones who appear around black mesa

Ropes, gordon. We can use them to traverse big pits. HELP ME GORDON

Regularly thirsty, and will inform gordon of this

highly allergic to green goop

defuses exxplosive devices by hitting them repeatedly

he has peoblems with his ex wife

voiced by a fucking lesbian lmao
Tion Lannister

Ser **Tion Lannister** was an anointed knight of House Lannister. He was the second brother of of Lord Gerold Lannister with Rohanne Webber, and the twin brother of Tywald Lannister.

## History

Tion was the second born son of Lord Gerold Lannister and Rohanne Webber. He was the younger twin of Tywald Lannister, the heir to Casterly Rock. He became the heir of his father when his twin died fighting in the Peake Uprising. Tion supposedly held his brother as he died. Tion also served as the squire of Prince Aegon Targaryen during the battle.

Tion had been betrothed to a son of Lord Rowan, but instead he asked his father whether he could marry Ellyn Reyne, who had been his brother's betrothed. Gerold opposed the match at first, but eventually he gave in and accepted the betrothal. Supposedly the cause was that Tion told Gerold that Tywald had pleaded for him to "take care of Lady Ellyn". Tion was married to Ellyn in the same ceremony that saw Tytos Lannister married to Jeyne Marbrand.

In 236 AC, Daemon III Blackfyre started the Fourth Blackfyre Rebellion. The war was shortlived, and culminated in the Battle of Wendwater Bridge. The royalists only lost 100 men during the battle, but Tion was among the deceased.

Tion's widow would try to seduce Tytos after her husband's death, but she was swiftly remarried to Lord Walderan Tarbeck. This brought the reign of the Reynes to an end.
Rhaena Targaryen (daughter of Laena Velaryon)

Lady **Rhaena Targaryen**, also known as **Rhaena of Pentos**, was a daughter of Prince Daemon Targaryen and Lady Laena Velaryon. Her twin sister was Baela Targaryen. Rhaena was betrothed to her cousin Prince Lucerys Velaryon.

Rhaena was born in Pentos in 116 AC.  When she was half a year old, she sailed from Pentos to Driftmark with her mother and twin sister. In 117 AC, she was presented at court by her father, Prince Daemon Targaryen. In 118 AC, with the blessing of King Viserys I Targaryen, Rhaena was betrothed, at the age of two, to Prince Lucerys Velaryon, her cousin. Rhaena and her twin sister, Baela, each had a dragon egg. When Rhaena’s egg hatched the hatchling was unhealthy and died within hours of emerging from the egg. Baela’s hatchling dragon was healthy, however. Before the civil war an egg from another clutch, laid by Syrax, was given to Rhaena, and it was said that she slept with it every night and prayed for a dragon to match her sister’s.

During the civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons, Rhaena was chosen to accompany Prince Joffrey Velaryon to Gulltown for their protection, although they were told it was to defend the Vale against King Aegon II Targaryen's dragons. Rhaena brought three dragon eggs with her to the Vale where she prayed nightly for their hatching.

Eventually she bonded with the dragon Morning, towards the end of the Dance of the Dragons.

Rhaena and her sister introduced Daenaera Velaryon to their half-brother Aegon III Targaryen, leading to the couple's marriage.

Rhaena herself married Ser Corwyn Corbray, by whom she had no issue, and later Garmund Hightower, by whom she had six daughters.
Tygett Lannister

**Ser Tygett Lannister** was a member of House Lannister and a knight.

He was the third son of Lord Tytos Lannister, and younger brother of Tywin and Kevan Lannister. Like his other brothers, he stood in the shadow of Tywin for most of his life, a fact he resented deeply.

He was married to Darlessa Marbrand, who gave him a son, Tyrek Lannister.

Ser Tygett died of pox some time before the War of the Five Kings. Unlike with most members of his family, his nephew Tyrion had fond memories of him.
Years of the Trees

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The **Years of the Trees** are one of the three great time-periods of Arda. They follow the Years of the Lamps and precede the Years of the Sun, and are known to be comprised of several Ages.

## History

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Shortly after the destruction of the Two Lamps, Yavanna made the Two Trees, named Telperion and Laurelin in the land of Aman, where the Valar now lived. The Trees illuminated Aman, leaving Middle-earth in darkness, save the light of the stars.

The Elves awoke in Cuiviénen in the middle of Middle-earth, and were soon approached by Oromë of the Valar and by Melkor. Many, though not all, of the Elves were persuaded to go with Oromë on the Great Journey westwards towards Aman. Along the journey several groups of Elves tarried, notably the Nandor and the Sindar. The three clans that arrived at Aman were the Vanyar, Ñoldor, and the Teleri.

The Valar had captured Melkor and placed him in chains in Aman. After he appeared to repent and was released, he sowed great discord among the Elves, and stirred up rivalry between the Ñoldorin King Finwë's two sons Fëanor and Fingolfin. With the help of Ungoliant, he slew Finwë and stole the Silmarils, three gems crafted by Feänor that contained light of the Two Trees, from his vault, and destroyed the Trees of the Valar themselves.

Bitter at the Valar's inactivity, Feänor and his house left to pursue Melkor, cursing him with the name 'Morgoth'. A larger host, following Fingolfin, followed. They reached the Teleri's port-city, Alqualondë, and were forbidden to use the Teleri's boats to get to Middle-earth. The first Kinslaying thus ensued. A curse was then put on the house of the Ñoldor forever by Mandos.

Feänor's host sailed on the boats, leaving Fingolfin's behind — who crossed over to Middle-earth on the Helcaraxë in the far north, losing many.

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## References

* *The History of Middle-earth,* Vol. 11: *The War of the Jewels,* Part One. The Grey Annals
* *The History of Middle-earth*, Vol. 10: *Morgoth's Ring*, The Annals of Aman

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Bubblewrap popping strategies

## Strategies

### Popping individual bubbles with your fingers

This strategy involves applying pressure to each individual bubble

#### Cons:

* Cowardly
* Inefficient
* Pathetic

**Final rating ::** ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 0/5

### Stabbing

This strategy consists of acquiring a knife and stabbing the bubbles

#### Pros:

* Efficient
* Smart
* Sophisticated

#### Cons:

* Ya gotta have a knife

**Final rating ::** ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ☆ 4/5

#### Pros:

* Nutrition
* Crunch yum

#### Cons:

* No.

**Final rating ::** ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5