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Leo Lefford has dinner with Lord [[Tywin Lannister]] and his other commanders the night before their victory in the [[Battle of the Green Fork]].<ref>"[[Baelor]]"</ref> He is present for a strategy meeting with Tywin following the defeat in the [[Battle of the Whispering Wood]]. He wears a blue and yellow cloak over his armor. Also present are [[Tyrion Lannister]], [[Kevan Lannister]], [[Addam Marbrand]], another bannerman, Tywin's servant and several Lannister officers. He reports that [[Grey Wind]] killed a dozen men and as many horses during the battle. He believes that they should try to ransom Ser [[Jaime Lannister]]. He also suggests returning to Casterly Rock to raise levies. Tywin dismisses his bannermen and then announces plans to relocate to [[Harrenhal]].<ref>"[[Fire and Blood]]"</ref> |
Leo Lefford has dinner with Lord [[Tywin Lannister]] and his other commanders the night before their victory in the [[Battle of the Green Fork]].<ref>"[[Baelor]]"</ref> He is present for a strategy meeting with Tywin following the defeat in the [[Battle of the Whispering Wood]]. He wears a blue and yellow cloak over his armor. Also present are [[Tyrion Lannister]], [[Kevan Lannister]], [[Addam Marbrand]], another bannerman, Tywin's servant and several Lannister officers. He reports that [[Grey Wind]] killed a dozen men and as many horses during the battle. He believes that they should try to ransom Ser [[Jaime Lannister]]. He also suggests returning to Casterly Rock to raise levies. Tywin dismisses his bannermen and then announces plans to relocate to [[Harrenhal]].<ref>"[[Fire and Blood]]"</ref> |
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In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, the bannermen present for the meeting are Leo Lefford, Harys Swyft, and Addam Marbrand. It is Lefford who suggests ransoming Jaime but several of Lefford's other lines from the passage in the book are given to Kevan in the episode. Swyft suggests returning to Casterly Rock but several of Swyft's other lines are also given to Kevan. |
In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, the bannermen present for the meeting are Leo Lefford, Harys Swyft, and Addam Marbrand. It is Lefford who suggests ransoming Jaime but several of Lefford's other lines from the passage in the book are given to Kevan in the episode. Swyft suggests returning to Casterly Rock but several of Swyft's other lines are also given to Kevan. |
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| − | Lord Leo Lefford is the bannerman in charge of Tywin Lannister's baggage train. He later participates in the Battle of the Fords - called the "[[Battle of Stone Mill]]" in the TV series |
+ | Lord Leo Lefford is the bannerman in charge of Tywin Lannister's baggage train. He later participates in the Battle of the Fords - called the "[[Battle of Stone Mill]]" in the TV series, in which he drowns. |
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Revision as of 19:02, 19 February 2015
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- "The first order of business is ransoming Ser Jaime."
- ―Leo Lefford
Leo Lefford is a recurring character in the first season. He is played by guest star Vinnie McCabe and debuts in "Baelor." Leo Lefford is the head of House Lefford and Lord of the Golden Tooth. He is fighting for his liege lord Tywin Lannister in the War of the Five Kings.
Biography
Background
Leo Lefford is the Lord of the Golden Tooth and the head of House Lefford, a vassal house of House Lannister.
Season 1
Leo Lefford has dinner with Lord Tywin Lannister and his other commanders the night before their victory in the Battle of the Green Fork.[1] He is present for a strategy meeting with Tywin following the defeat in the Battle of the Whispering Wood. He wears a blue and yellow cloak over his armor. Also present are Tyrion Lannister, Kevan Lannister, Addam Marbrand, another bannerman, Tywin's servant and several Lannister officers. He reports that Grey Wind killed a dozen men and as many horses during the battle. He believes that they should try to ransom Ser Jaime Lannister. He also suggests returning to Casterly Rock to raise levies. Tywin dismisses his bannermen and then announces plans to relocate to Harrenhal.[2]
Appearances
Template:Season One Appearances * - Uncredited appearance
Gallery
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the bannermen present for the meeting are Leo Lefford, Harys Swyft, and Addam Marbrand. It is Lefford who suggests ransoming Jaime but several of Lefford's other lines from the passage in the book are given to Kevan in the episode. Swyft suggests returning to Casterly Rock but several of Swyft's other lines are also given to Kevan.
Lord Leo Lefford is the bannerman in charge of Tywin Lannister's baggage train. He later participates in the Battle of the Fords - called the "Battle of Stone Mill" in the TV series, in which he drowns.
See also
Leo Lefford on A Wiki of Ice and Fire (spoilers from the books)
References
- ↑ "Baelor"
- ↑ "Fire and Blood"