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* IgnoredExpert: Not much of an expert, but the spirit of the trope comes up when it's revealed the wise woman of the little village the CAN helped ''tried'' to show the immense healing abilities of the liquid she'd discovered to Sea Dragon Point's Maester, only to be kicked out every time.
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* IgnoredExpert: Not much of an expert, but the spirit of the trope comes up when it's revealed Luwin asks the wise woman of the little village the CAN helped ''tried'' why she didn't go to a Maester and show him the immense healing abilities of the liquid she'd discovered to discovered; it turns out she'd ''tried'' that with Sea Dragon Point's Maester, only to be kicked out every time.
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* BlackmailIsSuchAnUglyWord: Invoked word for word regarding a corrupt Councilor's attempt to hold Jon's true parentage against Eddard.
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* HolyGround: There ''is'' gold in the North. Unfortunately, whatever deposits exist there, they're underneath weirwood groves, making it impossible to mine.
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** Lilian Ward is an obvious one to [[Manga/MyHeroAcademia Mei Hatsume]], down to how she enters the story and her penchant for making her inventions explode.
* GivingRadioToTheRomans: The [=CAN=] give certain small advancements to the North as goodwill gestures, though they deliberately avoid giving them technology that is too advanced for them.
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* GivingRadioToTheRomans: The [=CAN=] give certain small advancements to the North as goodwill gestures, though they deliberately avoid giving them technology that is too advanced for them.
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* StayInTheKitchen: Catelyn unfortunately plays with this role. Since she's used to presenting a perfect, prim lady, she's paralyzed when others' actions don't jibe with her worldview. When Aurora discusses trade with the Mallisters and the Lannisters, which she considers it a violation of the feudal agreement and a terrible idea in general, respectively, she stays silent and seethes, not realizing that the idea was presented mainly out of pragmatism and a relative value of innocence, respectively, instead of immediately clarifying the misunderstanding.
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* StayInTheKitchen: Catelyn unfortunately plays with this role. Since she's used to presenting a perfect, prim lady, she's paralyzed when others' actions don't jibe with her worldview. When Aurora discusses trade with the Mallisters and the Lannisters, which she considers it a violation of the feudal agreement and a terrible idea in general, respectively, she stays silent and seethes, seethes (since it's not a lady's role to get mixed up in politics), not realizing that the idea was presented mainly out of pragmatism and a relative value of innocence, respectively, instead of immediately clarifying the misunderstanding.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: Catelyn's hit by this when discussing trade with the CAN, and contrary to her expectations, considers initiating trade with Houses Mallister and Lannister. This is both borne of relative naiveté and pragmatism, since they have are new to the local politics and seeking the easiest and most productive trade routes (the Mallisters control the best non-Ironborn port in the Sunset Sea side of the Riverlands, and they have no idea of what the Lannisters are considered like), and not helped at all by Catelyn's silence.
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* ShownTheirWork: Marcus mentions that his knighting ceremony included being slapped afterwards. This was a part of certain knightings, with the blow supposedly meant as the final insult the knight could take without fighting.
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* PetTheDog: Septa Mordane is rather hostile towards the CAN for being heathens with dangerous ideas, so much that her sincerely praying for a child to recover for [[spoiler:grayscale]] surprises them.
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* SheIsAllGrownUp: Part of the reason why Arya enjoys shadowing Aurora so much, as both of them are said to look like Lyanna Stark. Seeing how graceful and beautiful Aurora can be helps the young girl to feel less insecure about her own features.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: During their adventures in the catacombs underneath Winterfell, Marcus bluntly asks Robb if he thinks Theon is suited to rule the Iron Islands. As much as Robb loves Theon, he can only remain silent know that the Greyjoy is not really suited for ruling.
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* LovingAShadow: Marcus tells Robb that Theon only 'thinks' he's in love with Roz, Ros, when really he's just physically attracted to her and that if they were truely in love then he wouldn't need to pay her for her affection.
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* The Westerosi mindset tends to consider people as "pawns" -- yup, even in the North. Several lords would be interested by an ArrangedMarriage with Aurora Everett, and no one bats an eyelash over Ned Stark sending his bastard son to Whitehaven to be a page.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: During their adventures in the catacombs underneath Winterfell, Marcus bluntly asks Robb if he thinks Theon is suited to rule the Iron Islands. As much as Robb loves Theo, he can only remain silent know that the Greyjoy is not really suited for ruling.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: During their adventures in the catacombs underneath Winterfell, Marcus bluntly asks Robb if he thinks Theon is suited to rule the Iron Islands. As much as Robb loves Theo, Theon, he can only remain silent know that the Greyjoy is not really suited for ruling.ruling.
* BoringYetPractical: Yes, there's gold to mine in the North but the mines aren't in the Mollen and Hornwood lands. What these lands ''do'' have is an abundance of maple trees, which allows for maple syrup exploitation. After tasting the syrup and learning how to use it for cooking, Lord Mollen is perfectly happy with this liquid "gold".
* BoringYetPractical: Yes, there's gold to mine in the North but the mines aren't in the Mollen and Hornwood lands. What these lands ''do'' have is an abundance of maple trees, which allows for maple syrup exploitation. After tasting the syrup and learning how to use it for cooking, Lord Mollen is perfectly happy with this liquid "gold".
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* ValuesResonance: InUniverse, Jon Snow departing for Whitehaven to integrate within Aurora's cadre is well received by both sides -- the CAN see it as recruiting a native to smooth the tensions with the local people, the Westerosi are used to lords making alliances by sending their children as pages or squires to each other.
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* LovingAShadow: Marcus tells Robb that Theon only 'thinks' he's in love with Roz, when really he's just physically attracted to her and that if they were truely in love then he wouldn't need to pay her for her affection.
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** Right after learning of the brand-new colony in the North, Renly Baratheon points they have no leader as the Iron Throne would know them and as such can't be made to swear fealty unless his royal brother want to have a whole legion of smallfolk to come down and swear one at a time.
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** [[spoiler: When the CAN and the Starks find a massive amount of ancient gold and treasure down in the catacombs...they decide to use it to help pay for repairs and renovations to Winterfell. While it's all very pretty and historically important, Ned values having the seat of Northern power being fully intact to a bunch of gold just sitting around.]]
** [[spoiler: When the CAN and the Starks find a massive amount of ancient gold and treasure down in the catacombs...they decide to use it to help pay for repairs and renovations to Winterfell. While it's all very pretty and historically important, Ned values having the seat of Northern power being fully intact to a bunch of gold just sitting around.]]
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: During their adventures in the catacombs underneath Winterfell, Marcus bluntly asks Robb if he thinks Theon is suited to rule the Iron Islands. As much as Robb loves Theo, he can only remain silent know that the Greyjoy is not really suited for ruling.
* BrutalHonesty: Marcus gives a lot of this toward Robb in Chapter 14, pointing out, in order, that Theon is unsuited to be the ruler of the Iron Islands, that Theon's relationship with Ros is not love, and that there is a possibility that Robb might not end up in a PerfectlyArrangedMarriage.
** Catelyn is left aghast when the CAN considers trading with House Mallister over House Tully, as the former are sworn to the latter and not making this agreement without the Tully's approval is a major breach of feudal conduct. She's further enraged when the CAN expresses interest in trading with the Lannisters (though given what the audience knows about the Lannisters, this is more forgiveable).
* DramaticIrony: Marcus questioning Robb over whether Theon is fit to rule the Iron Islands becomes this when one considers that Balon had written of Theon as an heir in favor of Yara/Asha, as the boy had spent too much time around "Greenlanders".
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** CAN resources are limited following their crash-landing, so it's better for the colony to cooperate with the local authorities if they don't want the natives to steamroll them after hounding CAN to exhaustion.
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* {{Expy}}: InUniverse, Aurora Everett is called Nymeria Reborn as she's leading a people of refugees who underwent a long and perillous travel to find a safe haven in Westeros.
* IOweYouMyLife: After William rescued his daughter Sansa from burning alive in Winterfell's accidental fire, Ned Stark makes the Starman a knight.
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* ReasonableAuthourityFigure: Once they hear of the colony being set up in the North Stannis demands that they swear fealty to the Iron-Throne. Renly however claims such a thing is unnecessary, as the colonists aren't exactly squatting on Ned's land. They are paying taxes and trading with the North, which will all go to the kingdoms banks regardless. Telling his [[BlackAndWhiteMorality brother]] that they already allow such things with foreign traders and that they shouldn't have to start a war just because the only thing they haven't done is bend the knee.
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* ReasonableAuthourityFigure: MadScientist: Lilian Ward, nicknamed Lily. The most optimistic projection regarding her ability to not explode anything in her lab is three days.
* ParentalSubstitute: Jon Snow is hinted to consider Commander Aurora Everett as this. [[spoiler:It's made even more poignant by the fact he's actually Lyanna Stark's child and is gravitating towards her doppelganger.]]
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Once they hear of the colony being set up in the North Stannis demands that they swear fealty to the Iron-Throne. Renly however claims such a thing is unnecessary, as the colonists aren't exactly squatting on Ned's land. They are paying taxes and trading with the North, which will all go to the kingdoms banks regardless. Telling his [[BlackAndWhiteMorality brother]] that they already allow such things with foreign traders and that they shouldn't have to start a war just because the only thing they haven't done is bend the knee.
* ParentalSubstitute: Jon Snow is hinted to consider Commander Aurora Everett as this. [[spoiler:It's made even more poignant by the fact he's actually Lyanna Stark's child and is gravitating towards her doppelganger.]]
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Once they hear of the colony being set up in the North Stannis demands that they swear fealty to the Iron-Throne. Renly however claims such a thing is unnecessary, as the colonists aren't exactly squatting on Ned's land. They are paying taxes and trading with the North, which will all go to the kingdoms banks regardless. Telling his [[BlackAndWhiteMorality brother]] that they already allow such things with foreign traders and that they shouldn't have to start a war just because the only thing they haven't done is bend the knee.
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** Right after learning of the brand-new colony in the North, Renly Baratheon points they have no leader as the Iron Throne would know them and as such can't be made to swear fealty, unless his royal brother want to have a whole legion of smallfolk to come down and swear one at a time.
** Right after learning of the brand-new colony in the North, Renly Baratheon points they have no leader as the Iron Throne would know them and as such can't be made to swear fealty, unless his royal brother want to have a whole legion of smallfolk to come down and swear one at a time.
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* RealityEnsues: CAN resources arelimitated limited following their crash-landing, so it's better for the colony to cooperate with the local authorities if they don't want for the natives to steamroll them after hounding CAN to exhaustion.
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* LightIsGood: CAN uses white and gold in their flag, their Commander is named ''Aurora'', and they want to peacefully integrate with and uplift Westeros.
* RealityEnsues: CAN resources are limitated following their crash-landing, so it's better for the colony to cooperate with the local authorities if they don't want for the natives to steamroll them after hounding CAN to exhaustion.
** Right after learning of the brand-new colony in the North, Renly Baratheon points they have no leader as the Iron Throne would know them and as such can't be made to swear fealty, unless his royal brother want to have a whole legion of smallfolk to come down and swear one at a time.
* RealityEnsues: CAN resources are limitated following their crash-landing, so it's better for the colony to cooperate with the local authorities if they don't want for the natives to steamroll them after hounding CAN to exhaustion.
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* BreakTheScientist: In-universe, the CAN researchers are clutching their pearls and shrieking over the fact that Westeros managed to evolve in such a manner it looks very much like Earth. At least one had a nervous breakdown and another one needed a stiff drink onscreen.
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* IdenticalStranger: Aurora Everett and her brother William are ''strikingly'' similar to Lyanna and Brandon Stark, something that deeply unsettled Ned Stark when he first met them. Also, Aurora's Finnish assistant Kalle could impersonate Rhaegar Targaryen with only some minute details wrong.
* GivingRadioToTheRomans: The [=CAN=] give certain small advancements to the North as goodwill gestures, though they deliberately avoid giving them technology that is too advanced forthem.them.
* ThroughHisStomach: Shireen is floored when her infamously dour and grim father smiles after tasting a maple syrup cookie.
* WhatYouAreInTheDark: Aurora flatly refuses to use [[spoiler:the knowledge that Jon Snow is Ned Stark's ''nephew'']] to blackmail the Warden of the North, instead confessing her discovery to him.
* YouAreInCommandNow: Following her father's demise in the botched landing, a dismayed Aurora finds herself the Commander of the expedition.
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* ThroughHisStomach: Shireen is floored when her infamously dour and grim father smiles after tasting a maple syrup cookie.
* WhatYouAreInTheDark: Aurora flatly refuses to use [[spoiler:the knowledge that Jon Snow is Ned Stark's ''nephew'']] to blackmail the Warden of the North, instead confessing her discovery to him.
* YouAreInCommandNow: Following her father's demise in the botched landing, a dismayed Aurora finds herself the Commander of the expedition.
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''[[https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/dawn-comes-on-the-sunset-sea-asoiaf-got-civilization-beyond-earth-crossover.807428/ Dawn comes on the Sunset Sea]]'' is a {{Fanfic}} by [[https://forums.spacebattles.com/members/bravewolven.431130/ Bravewolven]]. It is a crossover between ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' and ''VideoGame/CivilizationBeyondEarth''.
The story follows the Confederation of Arctic Nations, an OriginalFlavor sponsor, as they try to find a new home in Westeros, while dealing with all the problems the world has to offer.
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* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: Theon is more isolated in this story, due to the Ironborne engaging in a small bit of reaving in the opening chapters, which turns the North against him (remember that he is being used as a hostage).
* AdaptationalJerkass: Catelyn comes off as this, mostly due to the fact that her interactions with the CAN is through Jon, Ned's bastard son (at least as far as she knows).
* CanadaEh: The main part of the CAN is made of up of Canadians, though there are also members from Finland and several other Arctic nations ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hence the name]]).
* CultureClash: Mostly {{Averted|Trope}}, but there are a few instances where this comes into play, namely that the CAN is lead by a women while Westeros is deeply patriarchal.
* FirstContact: The North engages in an extremely civil example with the CAN.
* GivingRadioToTheRomans: The [=CAN=] give certain small advancements to the North as goodwill gestures, though they deliberately avoid giving them technology that is too advanced for them.
The story follows the Confederation of Arctic Nations, an OriginalFlavor sponsor, as they try to find a new home in Westeros, while dealing with all the problems the world has to offer.
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* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: Theon is more isolated in this story, due to the Ironborne engaging in a small bit of reaving in the opening chapters, which turns the North against him (remember that he is being used as a hostage).
* AdaptationalJerkass: Catelyn comes off as this, mostly due to the fact that her interactions with the CAN is through Jon, Ned's bastard son (at least as far as she knows).
* CanadaEh: The main part of the CAN is made of up of Canadians, though there are also members from Finland and several other Arctic nations ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hence the name]]).
* CultureClash: Mostly {{Averted|Trope}}, but there are a few instances where this comes into play, namely that the CAN is lead by a women while Westeros is deeply patriarchal.
* FirstContact: The North engages in an extremely civil example with the CAN.
* GivingRadioToTheRomans: The [=CAN=] give certain small advancements to the North as goodwill gestures, though they deliberately avoid giving them technology that is too advanced for them.
