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'''Bannen''' is an unseen character in the [[Season 3|third season]]. He's a member of the [[Night's Watch]]. |
'''Bannen''' is an unseen character in the [[Season 3|third season]]. He's a member of the [[Night's Watch]]. |
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Revision as of 02:41, 12 September 2015
- Jeor Mormont: "His name was Bannen. He's a good man, good ranger. He came to us from... Where did he come from?"
- Eddison Tollett: "Down White Harbor way."
- Jeor Mormont: "He came to us from White Harbor. Never failed in his duty. Keep his vows best he could. He rode far, fought fiercely. We shall never see his like again....and now his watch is ended."
- — Bannen's eulogy[src]
Bannen is an unseen character in the third season. He's a member of the Night's Watch.
Biography
Background
Bannen is a Ranger of the Night's Watch, originally from White Harbor, the only city in the North. He takes part in the Great Ranging led by Lord Commander Jeor Mormont and survives the Battle of the Fist of the First Men, though he's injured.
Season 3
Bannen's funeral
Bannen perishes while at Craster's Keep and a funeral is held by his sworn brothers. Grenn says he's surprised a broken foot could kill a man. Rast, however, points out that Craster functionally starved him to death by giving them as little food as possible.[1]
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Bannen is one of survivors of the battle at the Fist of the First Men who make it to Craster's Keep. He and eleven others are critically wounded. Sam and Giant try to treat him and the other injured men, but the medicine bags have been lost during the battle, thus all they can do is keep the wounded dry and warm and feed them. The ranger Kedge Whiteye has taken Bannen's mangled foot, but it is too little and too late. Bannen keeps saying "I'm cold. I'm so cold". Sam tries to feed him onion broth, but he cannot swallow. Craster nastily comments "That one's dead. Be kinder to stick a knife in his chest than that spoon down his throat, you ask me".
After lying in agony at least nine days, Bannen dies of his injuries, much as he did in the TV series. In the book it is Dirk who blames Craster in Bannen's death.
See also
Bannen on A Wiki of Ice and Fire (spoilers from the books)
References
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