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| − | '''Bronn''' is a character in ''[[Game of Thrones]]''. He is played by [[Jerome Flynn]] and debuted in the fourth episode of the first season. |
+ | '''Bronn''' is a character in ''[[Game of Thrones]]''. He is played by [[Jerome Flynn]] and debuted in the [[Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things|fourth episode]] of the [[Season 1|first season]]. |
| − | Bronn is sellsword and warrior who gives his service to the lord with the most coin. Despite his avaricious nature which is sneered on by more honorable [[knights]], he is a skilled and dangerous fighter. |
+ | Bronn is sellsword and warrior who gives his service to the lord with the most coin. Despite his avaricious nature, which is sneered on by more honorable [[knights]], he is a skilled and dangerous fighter. |
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| ⚫ | Bronn is staying at the [[Crossroads Inn]] when [[Tyrion Lannister]] arrives. He volunteers to give up his room to Tyrion in return for gold. However, [[Catelyn Stark]] and [[Rodrik Cassel|Ser Rodrik Cassel]] take Tyrion prisoner before he can fulfil the promise<ref>[[Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things]]</ref>. Bronn accompanies Catelyn and Tyrion's party to the [[Vale of Arryn]] and listens to Tyrion promising a handsome reward to any man who helps him. Along the way they are attacked by [[Hill tribes|hill tribesmen]], and Bronn acquits himself well in the battle, killing several opponents. Tyrion notes his superior prowess in combat<ref>[[The Wolf and the Lion]]</ref>. |
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| ⚫ | In [[the Eyrie]] Tyrion attempts to prove his innocence and demands a trial by battle. He desperately asks for someone to fight for him and Bronn agrees. Bronn defeats [[Lysa Arryn|Lady Lysa Arryn]]'s champion, [[Vardis Egen|Ser Vardis Egen]], and departs the Eyrie with Tyrion<ref>[[A Golden Crown]]</ref>. During their crossing of the mountains, Bronn attempts to establish some ground rules with Tyrion, stating that he is not Tyrion's friend or his sworn sword, and is only working for him for the money. Tyrion is fine with that, promising to pay more should anyone attempt to buy Bronn's loyalty from him. Bronn is present when Tyrion wins over [[Shagga]] and the other [[hill tribes]] to his cause. |
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| ⚫ | Later, Bronn is introduced to Tyrion's [[Tywin Lannister|father]]. He makes a quip that Tywin wouldn't have met his father, which Ser [[Kevan Lannister]] seems to find amusing but Tywin does not. Shagga asks that Tyrion fight alongside them on the battlefield, to which Tywin agrees<ref>[[The Pointy End]]</ref>. |
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| − | Bronn is staying at the [[Crossroads Inn]] when [[Tyrion Lannister]] arrives. He volunteers to give up his room to Tyrion in return for gold. However, [[Catelyn Stark]] and [[Rodrik Cassel|Ser Rodrik Cassel]] take Tyrion prisoner before he can fulfil the promise. |
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| − | ===[[The Wolf and the Lion]]=== |
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| ⚫ | Bronn accompanies Catelyn and Tyrion's party to the [[Vale of Arryn]] and listens to Tyrion promising a handsome reward to any man who helps him. Along the way they are attacked by [[Hill tribes|hill tribesmen]], and Bronn acquits himself well in the battle, killing several opponents. Tyrion notes his superior prowess in combat. |
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| − | ===[[A Golden Crown]]=== |
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| − | In [[the Eyrie]] Tyrion attempts to prove his innocence and demands a trial by battle. He desperately asks for someone to fight for him and Bronn agrees. Bronn defeats [[Lysa Arryn|Lady Lysa Arryn]]'s champion, [[Vardis Egen|Ser Vardis Egen]], and departs the Eyrie with Tyrion. |
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| − | ===[[The Pointy End]]=== |
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| ⚫ | Bronn attempts to establish some ground rules with Tyrion, stating that he is not Tyrion's friend or his sworn sword, and is only working for him for the money. Tyrion is fine with that, promising to pay more should anyone attempt to buy Bronn's loyalty from him. Bronn is present when Tyrion wins over [[Shagga]] and the other [[hill tribes]] to his cause. |
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[[File:Drinkinggamebron.png|thumb|Bron plays a drinking game with Tyrion and Shae]] |
[[File:Drinkinggamebron.png|thumb|Bron plays a drinking game with Tyrion and Shae]] |
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| − | Bronn finds Tyrion a whore amongst the camp-followers, a girl named [[Shae]]. Later, whilst playing drinking games on the eve of battle, Bronn reveals that his parents beat him and he killed for the first time before the age of twelve, a woman who attacked him with an axe. |
+ | Bronn finds Tyrion a whore amongst the camp-followers, a girl named [[Shae]]. Later, whilst playing drinking games on the eve of battle, Bronn reveals that his parents beat him and he killed for the first time before the age of twelve, a woman who attacked him with an axe. Bronn and Tyrion prepare for the [[Battle of the Green Fork]], with Bronn giving Tyrion some advice on how to survive. This proves unnecessary when Tyrion is knocked unconscious by his own men by accident. Waking up after the battle, Bronn cheerfully tells him they won<ref>[[Baelor]]</ref>. |
==In the books== |
==In the books== |
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| − | In the ''[[Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels Bronn is a sellsword chance-met at an inn by [[Tyrion Lannister]]. He is primarily motivated by money and the possibility of personal power, but has a rough loyalty to those who stand next to him in battle. |
+ | In the ''[[Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels Bronn is a sellsword chance-met at an inn by [[Tyrion Lannister]]. He is primarily motivated by money and the possibility of personal power, but has a rough loyalty to those who stand next to him in battle. Despite himself, he very reluctantly develops a grudging admiration and liking for Tyrion's craftiness and cunning (not to mention the gold it gets him). |
==See also== |
==See also== |
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* [http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Bronn Bronn at A Wiki of Ice and Fire.] |
* [http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Bronn Bronn at A Wiki of Ice and Fire.] |
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Revision as of 17:32, 3 August 2011
Bronn is a character in Game of Thrones. He is played by Jerome Flynn and debuted in the fourth episode of the first season.
Bronn is sellsword and warrior who gives his service to the lord with the most coin. Despite his avaricious nature, which is sneered on by more honorable knights, he is a skilled and dangerous fighter.
In the series
Season 1
Bronn is staying at the Crossroads Inn when Tyrion Lannister arrives. He volunteers to give up his room to Tyrion in return for gold. However, Catelyn Stark and Ser Rodrik Cassel take Tyrion prisoner before he can fulfil the promise[1]. Bronn accompanies Catelyn and Tyrion's party to the Vale of Arryn and listens to Tyrion promising a handsome reward to any man who helps him. Along the way they are attacked by hill tribesmen, and Bronn acquits himself well in the battle, killing several opponents. Tyrion notes his superior prowess in combat[2].
Bronn in combat.
In the Eyrie Tyrion attempts to prove his innocence and demands a trial by battle. He desperately asks for someone to fight for him and Bronn agrees. Bronn defeats Lady Lysa Arryn's champion, Ser Vardis Egen, and departs the Eyrie with Tyrion[3]. During their crossing of the mountains, Bronn attempts to establish some ground rules with Tyrion, stating that he is not Tyrion's friend or his sworn sword, and is only working for him for the money. Tyrion is fine with that, promising to pay more should anyone attempt to buy Bronn's loyalty from him. Bronn is present when Tyrion wins over Shagga and the other hill tribes to his cause.
Later, Bronn is introduced to Tyrion's father. He makes a quip that Tywin wouldn't have met his father, which Ser Kevan Lannister seems to find amusing but Tywin does not. Shagga asks that Tyrion fight alongside them on the battlefield, to which Tywin agrees[4].
Bron plays a drinking game with Tyrion and Shae
Bronn finds Tyrion a whore amongst the camp-followers, a girl named Shae. Later, whilst playing drinking games on the eve of battle, Bronn reveals that his parents beat him and he killed for the first time before the age of twelve, a woman who attacked him with an axe. Bronn and Tyrion prepare for the Battle of the Green Fork, with Bronn giving Tyrion some advice on how to survive. This proves unnecessary when Tyrion is knocked unconscious by his own men by accident. Waking up after the battle, Bronn cheerfully tells him they won[5].
In the books
In the Song of Ice and Fire novels Bronn is a sellsword chance-met at an inn by Tyrion Lannister. He is primarily motivated by money and the possibility of personal power, but has a rough loyalty to those who stand next to him in battle. Despite himself, he very reluctantly develops a grudging admiration and liking for Tyrion's craftiness and cunning (not to mention the gold it gets him).
See also
References
- ↑ Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things
- ↑ The Wolf and the Lion
- ↑ A Golden Crown
- ↑ The Pointy End
- ↑ Baelor