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|Season = [[Season 2|2]]
 
|Season = [[Season 2|2]]
 
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==Biography==
 
==Biography==
 
===[[Season 2]]===
 
===[[Season 2]]===
[[Bran Stark]] assigns two orphan boys from the Winterstown to serve one of his [[Winterfell shepherd|shepherds]], [[Billy]] and Jack are chosen.<ref>"[[The Ghost of Harrenhal]]"</ref> When Bran and [[Rickon Stark]] escape from the [[Ironborn]] occupation they reach the shepherd's farm and see Billy and Jack playing there. [[Theon Greyjoy]] hunts them to the farm and then returns to Winterfell with two burned corpses.<ref>"[[A Man Without Honor]]"</ref>
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[[Bran Stark]] assigns two orphan boys from the Winterstown to serve one of his [[Winterfell shepherd|shepherds]], [[Billy]] and Jack are chosen.<ref>"[[The Ghost of Harrenhal]]"</ref> When Bran and [[Rickon Stark]] escape from the [[ironborn]] occupation they reach the shepherd's farm and see Billy and Jack playing there. [[Theon Greyjoy]] hunts them to the farm and then returns to Winterfell with two burned corpses.<ref>"[[A Man Without Honor]]"</ref>
   
 
==Appearance==
 
==Appearance==
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==In the books==
 
==In the books==
In ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'', Bran and Rickon don't go to the farm, they only go to the woods, then backtrack to the castle. The wolves go on to lead a trail for the dogs. Theon's hunt leads him nowhere, but a freed Winterfell prisoner takes them to a mill where he remembers there being two boys. They are not orphans but the miller's sons. Both boys are killed with their mother. Later the boys' bodies are treated as in the TV series to cover the Stark boys' escape. It is unknown where was the miller at that time, and how he reacted when he found his wife dead and his sons missing.
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In ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'', Bran and Rickon do not go to the farm, they only go to the woods, then backtrack to the castle. The wolves go on to lead a false trail for the dogs. Theon's hunt leads him nowhere, but a freed Winterfell prisoner named Reek (who in actuality is [[Ramsay Bolton|Ramsay Snow]] in disguise) takes them to a mill where he remembers there being two boys. They are not orphans but the miller's sons. Both boys are killed with their mother. Later the boys' bodies are treated as in the TV series to cover the Stark boys' escape. It is unknown where was the miller at that time, and how he reacted when he found his wife dead and his sons missing.
   
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 11:56, 22 April 2015

Jack is a background character in the second season. He is played by an unidentified extra and only appears in "A Man Without Honor."

Biography

Season 2

Bran Stark assigns two orphan boys from the Winterstown to serve one of his shepherds, Billy and Jack are chosen.[1] When Bran and Rickon Stark escape from the ironborn occupation they reach the shepherd's farm and see Billy and Jack playing there. Theon Greyjoy hunts them to the farm and then returns to Winterfell with two burned corpses.[2]

Appearance

Template:Season Two Appearances

In the books

In A Song of Ice and Fire, Bran and Rickon do not go to the farm, they only go to the woods, then backtrack to the castle. The wolves go on to lead a false trail for the dogs. Theon's hunt leads him nowhere, but a freed Winterfell prisoner named Reek (who in actuality is Ramsay Snow in disguise) takes them to a mill where he remembers there being two boys. They are not orphans but the miller's sons. Both boys are killed with their mother. Later the boys' bodies are treated as in the TV series to cover the Stark boys' escape. It is unknown where was the miller at that time, and how he reacted when he found his wife dead and his sons missing.

References