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{{Dialogue a-b|Jaime|You're no maester. Where's your chain?|Qyburn|The Citadel stripped me of it. They found some of my... experiments... too bold.|Jaime Lannister and Qyburn|Kissed by Fire}} |
{{Dialogue a-b|Jaime|You're no maester. Where's your chain?|Qyburn|The Citadel stripped me of it. They found some of my... experiments... too bold.|Jaime Lannister and Qyburn|Kissed by Fire}} |
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| − | '''Qyburn''' is a recurring character in the [[Season 3|third]] |
+ | '''Qyburn''' is a recurring character in the [[Season 3|third]], [[Season 4|fourth]] and [[Season 5|fifth]] seasons. He is portrayed by [[Anton Lesser]] and debuts in "[[Valar Dohaeris]]". He is one of the prisoners at [[Harrenhal]] left for dead by Ser [[Gregor Clegane]]. |
== Biography == |
== Biography == |
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After Robb Stark left Harrenhal, Qyburn stayed behind serving under Lord [[Roose Bolton]]. He tended to Ser [[Jaime Lannister]]'s badly infected stump. During this Jaime notices that Qyburn is not a [[Maester]], because he isn't wearing a maester's chain of office. Qyburn acknowledges this, explaining that he was stripped of his chain by the [[Citadel]] and thrown out of the Order of Maesters for conducting experiments which they felt were too "bold". <ref>"[[Kissed by Fire]]"</ref> |
After Robb Stark left Harrenhal, Qyburn stayed behind serving under Lord [[Roose Bolton]]. He tended to Ser [[Jaime Lannister]]'s badly infected stump. During this Jaime notices that Qyburn is not a [[Maester]], because he isn't wearing a maester's chain of office. Qyburn acknowledges this, explaining that he was stripped of his chain by the [[Citadel]] and thrown out of the Order of Maesters for conducting experiments which they felt were too "bold". <ref>"[[Kissed by Fire]]"</ref> |
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| − | Qyburn volunteers to join the party escorting Jaime back to [[King's Landing]]. Lord Bolton theorizes that the former Maester is doing so in the hopes that [[Tywin Lannister]] will force the Citadel to restore his chain. After leaving Harrenhal, Qyburn informs Jaime that the Citadel removed his maester's chain for performing experiments on living humans in order to learn more about their anatomy. He justifies this by noting that he used the information he gleaned from them to save lives. When Jaime then asks Qyburn about [[Brienne of Tarth|Brienne]], he states that her father offered [[Locke]] a fair ransom of three hundred [[Currency|Gold Dragons]], which Locke refused to accept due to a previous lie of Jaime's that Brienne came from a wealthier family than she really did. Qyburn tells Jaime that she will most likely serve as entertainment for Locke and his men that night, and be killed thereafter. Qyburn then accompanies Jaime and Steelshanks to |
+ | Qyburn volunteers to join the party escorting Jaime back to [[King's Landing]]. Lord Bolton theorizes that the former Maester is doing so in the hopes that [[Tywin Lannister]] will force the Citadel to restore his chain. After leaving Harrenhal, Qyburn informs Jaime that the Citadel removed his maester's chain for performing experiments on living humans in order to learn more about their anatomy. He justifies this by noting that he used the information he gleaned from them to save lives. When Jaime then asks Qyburn about [[Brienne of Tarth|Brienne]], he states that her father offered [[Locke]] a fair ransom of three hundred [[Currency|Gold Dragons]], which Locke refused to accept due to a previous lie of Jaime's that Brienne came from a wealthier family than she really did. Qyburn tells Jaime that she will most likely serve as entertainment for Locke and his men that night, and be killed thereafter. Qyburn then accompanies Jaime and [[Steelshanks]] to Harrenhal when Jaime blackmails Steelshanks into helping him rescue Brienne.<ref>"[[The Bear and the Maiden Fair (episode)]]"</ref> |
| − | Qyburn is still with Jaime and Brienne when the two arrive |
+ | Qyburn is still with Jaime and Brienne when the two arrive at King's Landing.<ref>"[[Mhysa]]"</ref> |
===[[Season 4]]=== |
===[[Season 4]]=== |
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| − | Qyburn assists with the fitting of Jaime's new golden hand, at Cersei's request, and ingratiates himself with the |
+ | Qyburn assists with the fitting of Jaime's new golden hand, at [[Cersei Lannister|Cersei's]] request, and ingratiates himself with the Queen by aiding her in other matters.<ref>"[[Two Swords]]"</ref> |
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| + | After[[Gregor Clegane| Gregor Clegane]] is seriously wounded during his [[Second Trial by combat of Tyrion Lannister|fight]] against [[Oberyn Martell]], Qyburn and Maester [[Pycelle]] theorize that Oberyn coated his spear in [[Manticores|Manticore]] [[Poison|venom]], causing Clegane's wounds to fester and leave him in agony. Pycelle advises Cersei that Clegane is doomed, but Qyburn opines that he may be able to save him using more unorthodox means. Pycelle snorts that Qyburn is not even a Maester, and reminds Cersei that he was expelled from the Citadel for conducting "dangerous" and "unnatural" experiments. Cersei responds by dismissing Pycelle from his duties - and his laboratory. Cersei then gives Qyburn permission to do anything he can to save Clegane, and to come to her should he need anything. Qyburn warns the Queen that the process he intends to put Ser Gregor through may "change him", but when she is satisfied that it will not affect his strength, she instructs Qyburn to carry on.<ref>"[[The Children]]"</ref> |
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== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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+ | {{Season Four Appearances|1=yes|2=|3=|4=|5=|6=|7=|8=|9=|10=yes}} |
==Quotes== |
==Quotes== |
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{{Quote|The only way to treat disease is to understand disease.|Qyburn|The Bear and the Maiden Fair (episode)}} |
{{Quote|The only way to treat disease is to understand disease.|Qyburn|The Bear and the Maiden Fair (episode)}} |
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| + | {{Quote|Qyburn? Deplorable man. Brought shame on [[The Citadel|the Citadel]] with his repugnant experiments. |Grand Maester [[Pycelle]]|The Lion and the Rose}} |
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==In the books== |
==In the books== |
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In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, Qyburn is a former [[maester]] who acts as a healer in the sellsword company known as the Brave Companions. Qyburn never met Robb Stark, nor was he imprisoned while staying at Harrenhal. |
In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, Qyburn is a former [[maester]] who acts as a healer in the sellsword company known as the Brave Companions. Qyburn never met Robb Stark, nor was he imprisoned while staying at Harrenhal. |
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According to [[Gendry]], Qyburn is rumored to practice black sorcery and necromancy. |
According to [[Gendry]], Qyburn is rumored to practice black sorcery and necromancy. |
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| + | Qyburn treats Jaime's festering stump as in the TV series, but Jaime's main reason for refusing [[milk of the poppy]] during the process is he does not trust Qyburn not to amputate his whole arm. |
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| + | When treating Gregor Clegane, Qyburn theorizes that Oberyn had adulterated the manticore venom on his spear with sorcery; thickening it in order to slow it's progress through the veins towards the heart, dragging out Gregor's agony. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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Revision as of 22:54, 30 September 2014
- Jaime: "You're no maester. Where's your chain?"
- Qyburn: "The Citadel stripped me of it. They found some of my... experiments... too bold."
- — Jaime Lannister and Qyburn[src]
Qyburn is a recurring character in the third, fourth and fifth seasons. He is portrayed by Anton Lesser and debuts in "Valar Dohaeris". He is one of the prisoners at Harrenhal left for dead by Ser Gregor Clegane.
Biography
Background
Qyburn is a former maester of the Citadel. He was stripped of his chain by the Archmaesters for engaging in forbidden experiments.
Season 3
Qyburn is among the Northern and Riverlands prisoners at Harrenhal when Ser Gregor Clegane abandons the castle and has all captives put to the sword. Qyburn, however, survives the injury at his throat and awakens when the castle is taken by the Northern army. After he wakes, he identifies himself to Robb Stark while Talisa Stark tends to his wound.[1]
Qyburn tends to Jaime's stump in "Kissed by Fire".
After Robb Stark left Harrenhal, Qyburn stayed behind serving under Lord Roose Bolton. He tended to Ser Jaime Lannister's badly infected stump. During this Jaime notices that Qyburn is not a Maester, because he isn't wearing a maester's chain of office. Qyburn acknowledges this, explaining that he was stripped of his chain by the Citadel and thrown out of the Order of Maesters for conducting experiments which they felt were too "bold". [2]
Qyburn volunteers to join the party escorting Jaime back to King's Landing. Lord Bolton theorizes that the former Maester is doing so in the hopes that Tywin Lannister will force the Citadel to restore his chain. After leaving Harrenhal, Qyburn informs Jaime that the Citadel removed his maester's chain for performing experiments on living humans in order to learn more about their anatomy. He justifies this by noting that he used the information he gleaned from them to save lives. When Jaime then asks Qyburn about Brienne, he states that her father offered Locke a fair ransom of three hundred Gold Dragons, which Locke refused to accept due to a previous lie of Jaime's that Brienne came from a wealthier family than she really did. Qyburn tells Jaime that she will most likely serve as entertainment for Locke and his men that night, and be killed thereafter. Qyburn then accompanies Jaime and Steelshanks to Harrenhal when Jaime blackmails Steelshanks into helping him rescue Brienne.[3]
Qyburn is still with Jaime and Brienne when the two arrive at King's Landing.[4]
Season 4
Qyburn assists with the fitting of Jaime's new golden hand, at Cersei's request, and ingratiates himself with the Queen by aiding her in other matters.[5]
After Gregor Clegane is seriously wounded during his fight against Oberyn Martell, Qyburn and Maester Pycelle theorize that Oberyn coated his spear in Manticore venom, causing Clegane's wounds to fester and leave him in agony. Pycelle advises Cersei that Clegane is doomed, but Qyburn opines that he may be able to save him using more unorthodox means. Pycelle snorts that Qyburn is not even a Maester, and reminds Cersei that he was expelled from the Citadel for conducting "dangerous" and "unnatural" experiments. Cersei responds by dismissing Pycelle from his duties - and his laboratory. Cersei then gives Qyburn permission to do anything he can to save Clegane, and to come to her should he need anything. Qyburn warns the Queen that the process he intends to put Ser Gregor through may "change him", but when she is satisfied that it will not affect his strength, she instructs Qyburn to carry on.[6]
Appearances
Template:Season Three Appearances Template:Season Four Appearances
Quotes
- "The only way to treat disease is to understand disease."
- ―Qyburn
- "Qyburn? Deplorable man. Brought shame on the Citadel with his repugnant experiments. "
- ―Grand Maester Pycelle
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Qyburn is a former maester who acts as a healer in the sellsword company known as the Brave Companions. Qyburn never met Robb Stark, nor was he imprisoned while staying at Harrenhal.
According to Gendry, Qyburn is rumored to practice black sorcery and necromancy.
Qyburn treats Jaime's festering stump as in the TV series, but Jaime's main reason for refusing milk of the poppy during the process is he does not trust Qyburn not to amputate his whole arm.
When treating Gregor Clegane, Qyburn theorizes that Oberyn had adulterated the manticore venom on his spear with sorcery; thickening it in order to slow it's progress through the veins towards the heart, dragging out Gregor's agony.
See also
Qyburn on A Wiki of Ice and Fire (MAJOR spoilers from the books)
