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| − | After [[Arya Stark]], [[Gendry]] and [[Hot Pie]] are imprisoned in a village near [[Harrenhal]] taken over by the [[Lannister]] army, they hear the Tickler interrogating a prisoner. The following day, another villager is selected by Gregor Clegane. The Tickler has the prisoner strapped and a bucket with a rat inside put over his chest. He interrogates the prisoner about hidden gold, jewels and the whereabouts of "[[The Brotherhood]]" and which villagers are helping them. When the prisoner denies knowledge, the Tickler has [[Weasel]] heat the bucket with fire to make the rat claw its way through the prisoner's chest. After a short time, the prisoner denounces a butcher named |
+ | After [[Arya Stark]], [[Gendry]] and [[Hot Pie]] are imprisoned in a village near [[Harrenhal]] taken over by the [[Lannister]] army, they hear the Tickler interrogating a prisoner. The following day, another villager is selected by Gregor Clegane. The Tickler has the prisoner strapped and a bucket with a rat inside put over his chest. He interrogates the prisoner about hidden gold, jewels and the whereabouts of "[[The Brotherhood]]" and which villagers are helping them. When the prisoner denies knowledge, the Tickler has [[Weasel]] heat the bucket with fire to make the rat claw its way through the prisoner's chest. After a short time, the prisoner denounces a butcher named [[Gaines]] and his son, but the Tickler continues with the torture, killing the prisoner.<ref>"[[Garden of Bones]]"</ref> |
The next day, it is Gendry who is chosen and the Tickler goes through the same process again, but Gendry is saved when Tywin Lannister arrives and decides it's stupid to kill able-bodied workers. |
The next day, it is Gendry who is chosen and the Tickler goes through the same process again, but Gendry is saved when Tywin Lannister arrives and decides it's stupid to kill able-bodied workers. |
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In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, the Tickler is an associate of Ser [[Gregor Clegane]] and serves in his band of man-at-arms alongside [[Polliver]], Chiswyck, Raff "the Sweetling", Dunsen and others. His face is so ordinary and his garb so plain that Arya might have thought him one of the villagers before she had seen him at his work. His real name is not revealed. |
In the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' novels, the Tickler is an associate of Ser [[Gregor Clegane]] and serves in his band of man-at-arms alongside [[Polliver]], Chiswyck, Raff "the Sweetling", Dunsen and others. His face is so ordinary and his garb so plain that Arya might have thought him one of the villagers before she had seen him at his work. His real name is not revealed. |
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| − | The torturing takes place during stops on the forced march to Harrenhal, not at Harrenhal itself. Every day the Tickler picks people |
+ | The torturing takes place during stops on the forced march to Harrenhal, not at Harrenhal itself. Sometimes Chiswyck assists the Tickler with the torturing, sometimes others of the Mountain's men. Every day the Tickler picks people at random from the captives (but not Gendry). He always asks them the same questions: |
*Was there gold hidden in the village? Silver, gems? |
*Was there gold hidden in the village? Silver, gems? |
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*What other enemy had they seen? How many? When? What banners did they fly? Where did they go? |
*What other enemy had they seen? How many? When? What banners did they fly? Where did they go? |
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| − | None of the tortured captives survived the Tickler's interrogation. The strongest lasted past evenfall. Their bodies were hung beyond the fires for the wolves. The Tickler's great cruelty was that he ''knew'' that nearly all of the people he tortured were being honest when they said they had no more gold, and that they knew nothing about the Brotherhood, but he tortured them to death anyway simply because he could. |
+ | None of the tortured captives survived the Tickler's interrogation. The strongest lasted past evenfall. Their bodies were hung beyond the fires for the wolves. The answers they gave were contradictory: that Beric had ten starvelings with him, or else a hundred mounted knights; that he had ridden west, or north, or south; that he had crossed the lake in a boat; that he was strong as an aurochs, or weak from the bloody flux, etc. - but the Tickler did not seem to care. The Tickler's great cruelty was that he ''knew'' that nearly all of the people he tortured were being honest when they said they had no more gold, and that they knew nothing about the Brotherhood, but he tortured them to death anyway simply because he could. |
Tywin Lannister does not come to Harrenhal while the Tickler is there (he is one of Gregor Clegane's men and Tywin Lannister doesn't come until later). Unlike his television counterpart, he is not killed by Jaqen H'ghar. The Tickler leaves Harrenhal and his story continues in the books. |
Tywin Lannister does not come to Harrenhal while the Tickler is there (he is one of Gregor Clegane's men and Tywin Lannister doesn't come until later). Unlike his television counterpart, he is not killed by Jaqen H'ghar. The Tickler leaves Harrenhal and his story continues in the books. |
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| − | Arya and [[Sandor Clegane|the Hound]] encounter the Tickler, accompanied by [[Polliver]] and a [[House Sarsfield|Sarsfield]] squire, at the [[Inn at the Crossroads]]. During the ensuing brawl Arya kills the Tickler by stabbing him repeatedly in the back. With every stab, Arya screams the questions the Tickler used to ask his victims. |
+ | Arya and [[Sandor Clegane|the Hound]] encounter the Tickler, accompanied by [[Polliver]] and a [[House Sarsfield|Sarsfield]] squire, at the [[Inn at the Crossroads]]. During the ensuing brawl Arya kills the Tickler by stabbing him repeatedly in the back. With every stab, Arya sarcastically screams the questions the Tickler used to ask his victims. |
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Revision as of 04:29, 18 September 2015
- "Where is the Brotherhood?"
- ―The Tickler
The Tickler is a recurring character in the second season. He is played by Anthony Morris and debuts in "Garden of Bones." He is a soldier serving under Ser Gregor Clegane who specializes in interrogation and torture techniques.
Biography
Season 2
After Arya Stark, Gendry and Hot Pie are imprisoned in a village near Harrenhal taken over by the Lannister army, they hear the Tickler interrogating a prisoner. The following day, another villager is selected by Gregor Clegane. The Tickler has the prisoner strapped and a bucket with a rat inside put over his chest. He interrogates the prisoner about hidden gold, jewels and the whereabouts of "The Brotherhood" and which villagers are helping them. When the prisoner denies knowledge, the Tickler has Weasel heat the bucket with fire to make the rat claw its way through the prisoner's chest. After a short time, the prisoner denounces a butcher named Gaines and his son, but the Tickler continues with the torture, killing the prisoner.[1]
The next day, it is Gendry who is chosen and the Tickler goes through the same process again, but Gendry is saved when Tywin Lannister arrives and decides it's stupid to kill able-bodied workers.
The Tickler dead of a broken neck in Ghost of Harrenhal.
Jaqen H'ghar wants to repay Arya for saving his life, when he was trapped in the burning wagon. He offers Arya Stark three deaths as balance for his life and the lives of Rorge and Biter. She robbed the Many-Faced God of three deaths and must name three to replace them. The torturer is the first man she names (she doesn't know his real name, just that they call him the Tickler). Arya is talking to Gendry when they hear a scream. They run out to see the Tickler dead on the ground, his neck broken. Above him on the walkway, Arya sees Jaqen H'gher. He places one finger up next to his cheek.[2]
Appearances
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In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the Tickler is an associate of Ser Gregor Clegane and serves in his band of man-at-arms alongside Polliver, Chiswyck, Raff "the Sweetling", Dunsen and others. His face is so ordinary and his garb so plain that Arya might have thought him one of the villagers before she had seen him at his work. His real name is not revealed.
The torturing takes place during stops on the forced march to Harrenhal, not at Harrenhal itself. Sometimes Chiswyck assists the Tickler with the torturing, sometimes others of the Mountain's men. Every day the Tickler picks people at random from the captives (but not Gendry). He always asks them the same questions:
- Was there gold hidden in the village? Silver, gems?
- Was there more food?
- Where was Lord Beric Dondarrion?
- Which of the village folk had aided him?
- When he rode off, where did he go?
- How many men were with them? How many knights, how many bowmen, how many men-at-arms?
- How were they armed? How many were horsed? How many were wounded?
- What other enemy had they seen? How many? When? What banners did they fly? Where did they go?
None of the tortured captives survived the Tickler's interrogation. The strongest lasted past evenfall. Their bodies were hung beyond the fires for the wolves. The answers they gave were contradictory: that Beric had ten starvelings with him, or else a hundred mounted knights; that he had ridden west, or north, or south; that he had crossed the lake in a boat; that he was strong as an aurochs, or weak from the bloody flux, etc. - but the Tickler did not seem to care. The Tickler's great cruelty was that he knew that nearly all of the people he tortured were being honest when they said they had no more gold, and that they knew nothing about the Brotherhood, but he tortured them to death anyway simply because he could.
Tywin Lannister does not come to Harrenhal while the Tickler is there (he is one of Gregor Clegane's men and Tywin Lannister doesn't come until later). Unlike his television counterpart, he is not killed by Jaqen H'ghar. The Tickler leaves Harrenhal and his story continues in the books.
Arya and the Hound encounter the Tickler, accompanied by Polliver and a Sarsfield squire, at the Inn at the Crossroads. During the ensuing brawl Arya kills the Tickler by stabbing him repeatedly in the back. With every stab, Arya sarcastically screams the questions the Tickler used to ask his victims.
See also
Tickler on A Wiki of Ice and Fire (spoilers from the books)
References
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