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* ArbitrarySkepticism: Even some of the people who Remember but didn't make it to the Long Night don't believe that the Others are real and coming, despite the blatantly magical nature of their situation.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism: Even some of the people who Remember but didn't make it to the Long Night don't believe that the Others are real and coming, despite the blatantly magical nature of their situation. Tyrion even cites it as one of the reasons why Tywin has to be overthrown -- his stubbornness means he'll never believe them about the Others until he sees them for himself.
* ArchEnemy:
** The Night King is this to all of humanity, but ''especially'' to members of the Night's Watch (former, current, and future), and above all else, to Jon Targaryen. Jon is so determined to defeat him that he's willing to spare most of his human enemies and send them to the Wall just so the living can have more swords against the encroaching army of the dead.
** Robert Baratheon to House Targaryen, stemming from his grudge against Rhaegar. While both Jon and Daenerys are willing to make peace with him if it means a united Westeros against the Others, they both regard warring with Robert an inevitability, because not even the Others will be enough to convince Robert to give up the hatred he has for their family.
** The Night King is this to all of humanity, but ''especially'' to members of the Night's Watch (former, current, and future), and above all else, to Jon Targaryen. Jon is so determined to defeat him that he's willing to spare most of his human enemies and send them to the Wall just so the living can have more swords against the encroaching army of the dead.
** Robert Baratheon to House Targaryen, stemming from his grudge against Rhaegar. While both Jon and Daenerys are willing to make peace with him if it means a united Westeros against the Others, they both regard warring with Robert an inevitability, because not even the Others will be enough to convince Robert to give up the hatred he has for their family.
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* PhraseCatcher: Arya, ''no pies''.
** Also, [[RunningGag “Who the fuck is Jon Targaryen?”]]
** Also, [[RunningGag “Who the fuck is Jon Targaryen?”]]
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** Arya, ''no pies''.
**Also, [[RunningGag “Who "Who the fuck is Jon Targaryen?”]]Targaryen?"]]
** Arya, ''no pies''.
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* SinsOfOurFathers: Robert's hatred of Rhaegar is so strong that extends to other Targaryens, including and ''especially'' Jon once he finds out about Jon's existence. Everyone openly acknowledges that even the threat of the Others probably won't be enough for Robert to set aside his misplaced grudge against Jon, and that the only way to fully unite the realm against the Others is to war with Robert and either kill him or force him to bend the knee and allow Jon to take the throne.
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* {{Irony}}: After Tyrion decides to spare [[spoiler:Shae]], Genna notes that he will have to be utterly ruthless to whoever next wrongs him to ensure that no one assumes him to be weak. That person ends up being [[spoiler:Maester Creylen]], who is quite literally responsible for ''every major problem Tyrion has ever dealt with'' ([[spoiler:Creylen ensured that Joanna would die after giving birth to Tyrion, which Tywin blames said son for]]), so it's pretty clear Tyrion will take ''extra'' care with making sure that individual suffers horribly.
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** Even the people who still hate Jaime pity him for being forced to kill Cersei in the previous timeline.
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** The [[spoiler:Maester Conspiracy]] reveals a number of them. To wit:
*** Joanna Lannister did ''not'' suffer DeathByChildbirth. [[spoiler:Maester Creylen instead let her bleed to death in order to make her husband Tywin one of the Maesters' pawns in their plot to end the Targaryen dynasty]].
*** Both Luthor and Alerie Tyrell were murdered by [[spoiler:Maester Lomys. The former's horse was poisoned, which led it it jumping off a cliff with Luthor on it. Alerie was also poisoned, leading to her suffering several miscarriages until her body finally gave out]].
*** Robert's Rebellion was entirely orchestrated by [[spoiler:the Maesters]], who burnt missives from Rhaegar, Lyanna ''and'' Elia, which presumably explained the truth about the 'kidnapping'. That led to Rickard and Brandon Stark's deaths, which kickstarted the Rebellion and the eventual downfall of the Targaryen dynasty.
*** Joanna Lannister did ''not'' suffer DeathByChildbirth. [[spoiler:Maester Creylen instead let her bleed to death in order to make her husband Tywin one of the Maesters' pawns in their plot to end the Targaryen dynasty]].
*** Both Luthor and Alerie Tyrell were murdered by [[spoiler:Maester Lomys. The former's horse was poisoned, which led it it jumping off a cliff with Luthor on it. Alerie was also poisoned, leading to her suffering several miscarriages until her body finally gave out]].
*** Robert's Rebellion was entirely orchestrated by [[spoiler:the Maesters]], who burnt missives from Rhaegar, Lyanna ''and'' Elia, which presumably explained the truth about the 'kidnapping'. That led to Rickard and Brandon Stark's deaths, which kickstarted the Rebellion and the eventual downfall of the Targaryen dynasty.
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* ArcWords: After the spell finishes, one of the key phrases asked around the kingdoms is Do You Remember?
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* ArcWords: After the spell finishes, one of the key phrases asked around the kingdoms is Do "Do You Remember?Remember?"
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* ArcWords: After the spell finishes, one of the key phrases asked around the kingdoms is Do You Remember?
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** Jon, when he discovers [[spoiler: the Night King does Remember]].
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** This is the current status on [[spoiler: The Night King]] remembering.
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* RealityEnsues:
** Regardless of whatever Jon, Sansa, and Arya do, there are certain events that Ned, Catelyn, and Robb won't take well. That's partly why Bran wanted to tell the latter three everything upfront.
** Planetos is a fantastic ''medieval'' society, so news gets around slowly. This is both a blessing and a curse.
** The former slaves of Mereen want their freedom, but know that in order to ''enjoy'' their freedom, let alone keep it, they need someone to run the city effectively. This is partially why they spared Hizdahr; while their impromptu leader Daario can handle the military, Hizdahr can handle the actual day-to-day ruling.
** The Northern Lords absolve Jaime for his murder of Aerys after they all realize exactly what kind of catastrophe he averted with his betrayal. All his many other crimes? Not so much. They are willing to work with him, but they expect nothing less than a full punishment for his crimes when the war is over, HeelFaceTurn or not.
** As well-deserved the brutal punishment Edmure heaped on the Freys was, the people closest to him are still severely disturbed by it because it is ''extremely'' reminiscent of a young Tywin Lannister and his actions against the Reynes and Tarbecks. Considering that Tywin currently has a ZeroPercentApprovalRating and made his house so hated that even his siblings turned on him for the sake of survival, he's just about the ''last'' person Edmure's loved ones want him to resemble.
** Euron kills all of the crew on his ship that Remembers before engaging a Yi-Ti ship that happens to be nearby. [[spoiler:The rival crew Remembers and promptly kill him]].
** Robert's attempts to be a better king go unheeded and unacknowledged by the other kingdoms, partially because they've already declared for Jon and partially because his failure to rule for over a decade is what landed them in the current situation in the first place. Essentially, they don't care about his change in character because they can't trust him to stay the course, something they all desperately need considering that the Second Long Night will be upon them soon.
** Robin Arryn might be free of Lysa's poison, but that doesn't change the fact that he's a child nowhere close to his majority whose education has been neglected thanks to his mother's smothering. He might officially be the Lord Paramount of the Vale, but the actual power is currently in the hands of his new ParentalSubstitute and regent, Bronze Yohn Royce.
** Regardless of whatever Jon, Sansa, and Arya do, there are certain events that Ned, Catelyn, and Robb won't take well. That's partly why Bran wanted to tell the latter three everything upfront.
** Planetos is a fantastic ''medieval'' society, so news gets around slowly. This is both a blessing and a curse.
** The former slaves of Mereen want their freedom, but know that in order to ''enjoy'' their freedom, let alone keep it, they need someone to run the city effectively. This is partially why they spared Hizdahr; while their impromptu leader Daario can handle the military, Hizdahr can handle the actual day-to-day ruling.
** The Northern Lords absolve Jaime for his murder of Aerys after they all realize exactly what kind of catastrophe he averted with his betrayal. All his many other crimes? Not so much. They are willing to work with him, but they expect nothing less than a full punishment for his crimes when the war is over, HeelFaceTurn or not.
** As well-deserved the brutal punishment Edmure heaped on the Freys was, the people closest to him are still severely disturbed by it because it is ''extremely'' reminiscent of a young Tywin Lannister and his actions against the Reynes and Tarbecks. Considering that Tywin currently has a ZeroPercentApprovalRating and made his house so hated that even his siblings turned on him for the sake of survival, he's just about the ''last'' person Edmure's loved ones want him to resemble.
** Euron kills all of the crew on his ship that Remembers before engaging a Yi-Ti ship that happens to be nearby. [[spoiler:The rival crew Remembers and promptly kill him]].
** Robert's attempts to be a better king go unheeded and unacknowledged by the other kingdoms, partially because they've already declared for Jon and partially because his failure to rule for over a decade is what landed them in the current situation in the first place. Essentially, they don't care about his change in character because they can't trust him to stay the course, something they all desperately need considering that the Second Long Night will be upon them soon.
** Robin Arryn might be free of Lysa's poison, but that doesn't change the fact that he's a child nowhere close to his majority whose education has been neglected thanks to his mother's smothering. He might officially be the Lord Paramount of the Vale, but the actual power is currently in the hands of his new ParentalSubstitute and regent, Bronze Yohn Royce.
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** Regardless of whatever Jon, Sansa, and Arya do, there are certain events that Ned, Catelyn, and Robb won't take well. That's partly why Bran wanted to tell the latter three everything upfront.
** Planetos is a fantastic ''medieval'' society, so news gets around slowly. This is both a blessing and a curse.
** The former slaves of Mereen want their freedom, but know that in order to ''enjoy'' their freedom, let alone keep it, they need someone to run the city effectively. This is partially why they spared Hizdahr; while their impromptu leader Daario can handle the military, Hizdahr can handle the actual day-to-day ruling.
** The Northern Lords absolve Jaime for his murder of Aerys after they all realize exactly what kind of catastrophe he averted with his betrayal. All his many other crimes? Not so much. They are willing to work with him, but they expect nothing less than a full punishment for his crimes when the war is over, HeelFaceTurn or not.
** As well-deserved the brutal punishment Edmure heaped on the Freys was, the people closest to him are still severely disturbed by it because it is ''extremely'' reminiscent of a young Tywin Lannister and his actions against the Reynes and Tarbecks. Considering that Tywin currently has a ZeroPercentApprovalRating and made his house so hated that even his siblings turned on him for the sake of survival, he's just about the ''last'' person Edmure's loved ones want him to resemble.
** Euron kills all of the crew on his ship that Remembers before engaging a Yi-Ti ship that happens to be nearby. [[spoiler:The rival crew Remembers and promptly kill him]].
** Robert's attempts to be a better king go unheeded and unacknowledged by the other kingdoms, partially because they've already declared for Jon and partially because his failure to rule for over a decade is what landed them in the current situation in the first place. Essentially, they don't care about his change in character because they can't trust him to stay the course, something they all desperately need considering that the Second Long Night will be upon them soon.
** Robin Arryn might be free of Lysa's poison, but that doesn't change the fact that he's a child nowhere close to his majority whose education has been neglected thanks to his mother's smothering. He might officially be the Lord Paramount of the Vale, but the actual power is currently in the hands of his new ParentalSubstitute and regent, Bronze Yohn Royce.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** Regardless of whatever Jon, Sansa, and Arya do, there are certain events that Ned, Catelyn, and Robb won't take well. That's partly why Bran wanted to tell the latter three everything upfront.
** Planetos is a fantastic ''medieval'' society, so news gets around slowly. This is both a blessing and a curse.
** The former slaves of Mereen want their freedom, but know that in order to ''enjoy'' their freedom, let alone keep it, they need someone to run the city effectively. This is partially why they spared Hizdahr; while their impromptu leader Daario can handle the military, Hizdahr can handle the actual day-to-day ruling.
** The Northern Lords absolve Jaime for his murder of Aerys after they all realize exactly what kind of catastrophe he averted with his betrayal. All his many other crimes? Not so much. They are willing to work with him, but they expect nothing less than a full punishment for his crimes when the war is over, HeelFaceTurn or not.
** As well-deserved the brutal punishment Edmure heaped on the Freys was, the people closest to him are still severely disturbed by it because it is ''extremely'' reminiscent of a young Tywin Lannister and his actions against the Reynes and Tarbecks. Considering that Tywin currently has a ZeroPercentApprovalRating and made his house so hated that even his siblings turned on him for the sake of survival, he's just about the ''last'' person Edmure's loved ones want him to resemble.
** Euron kills all of the crew on his ship that Remembers before engaging a Yi-Ti ship that happens to be nearby. [[spoiler:The rival crew Remembers and promptly kill him]].
** Robert's attempts to be a better king go unheeded and unacknowledged by the other kingdoms, partially because they've already declared for Jon and partially because his failure to rule for over a decade is what landed them in the current situation in the first place. Essentially, they don't care about his change in character because they can't trust him to stay the course, something they all desperately need considering that the Second Long Night will be upon them soon.
** Robin Arryn might be free of Lysa's poison, but that doesn't change the fact that he's a child nowhere close to his majority whose education has been neglected thanks to his mother's smothering. He might officially be the Lord Paramount of the Vale, but the actual power is currently in the hands of his new ParentalSubstitute and regent, Bronze Yohn Royce.
** Regardless of whatever Jon, Sansa, and Arya do, there are certain events that Ned, Catelyn, and Robb won't take well. That's partly why Bran wanted to tell the latter three everything upfront.
** Planetos is a fantastic ''medieval'' society, so news gets around slowly. This is both a blessing and a curse.
** The former slaves of Mereen want their freedom, but know that in order to ''enjoy'' their freedom, let alone keep it, they need someone to run the city effectively. This is partially why they spared Hizdahr; while their impromptu leader Daario can handle the military, Hizdahr can handle the actual day-to-day ruling.
** The Northern Lords absolve Jaime for his murder of Aerys after they all realize exactly what kind of catastrophe he averted with his betrayal. All his many other crimes? Not so much. They are willing to work with him, but they expect nothing less than a full punishment for his crimes when the war is over, HeelFaceTurn or not.
** As well-deserved the brutal punishment Edmure heaped on the Freys was, the people closest to him are still severely disturbed by it because it is ''extremely'' reminiscent of a young Tywin Lannister and his actions against the Reynes and Tarbecks. Considering that Tywin currently has a ZeroPercentApprovalRating and made his house so hated that even his siblings turned on him for the sake of survival, he's just about the ''last'' person Edmure's loved ones want him to resemble.
** Euron kills all of the crew on his ship that Remembers before engaging a Yi-Ti ship that happens to be nearby. [[spoiler:The rival crew Remembers and promptly kill him]].
** Robert's attempts to be a better king go unheeded and unacknowledged by the other kingdoms, partially because they've already declared for Jon and partially because his failure to rule for over a decade is what landed them in the current situation in the first place. Essentially, they don't care about his change in character because they can't trust him to stay the course, something they all desperately need considering that the Second Long Night will be upon them soon.
** Robin Arryn might be free of Lysa's poison, but that doesn't change the fact that he's a child nowhere close to his majority whose education has been neglected thanks to his mother's smothering. He might officially be the Lord Paramount of the Vale, but the actual power is currently in the hands of his new ParentalSubstitute and regent, Bronze Yohn Royce.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: Jaime greets Brienne with one when they're reunited. Also counts as a ShutUpKiss, as she's in the middle of berating him for making it so hard for her to track him down.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: TheBigDamnKiss:
** Jaime greets Brienne with one when they're reunited. Also counts as a ShutUpKiss, as she's in the middle of berating him for making it so hard for her to track himdown.down.
** Jon greets Ygritte with one, then immediately admits that it was a mistake considering that he's with Daenerys now.
** Jaime greets Brienne with one when they're reunited. Also counts as a ShutUpKiss, as she's in the middle of berating him for making it so hard for her to track him
** Jon greets Ygritte with one, then immediately admits that it was a mistake considering that he's with Daenerys now.
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* TheCavalry: In Chapter 46, [[spoiler: the Children of the Forest arrive to save the Northerner/Wildling camp by helping drive off the White Walkers attacking it]].
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* MercyKill: Discussed, as Mance admits that Jon killing him in the old timeline was this compared to the death by fire that Stannis and Melisandre had planned for him.
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* VillainExitStageLeft: In Chapter 46, [[spoiler: the Night King flees from the attack on the Northerner/Wildling camp when the Children of the Forest help turn the tide against his forces.]]
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* ResetButton: MurphysLaw in effect.
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* ResetButton: ResetButtonSuicideMission: MurphysLaw in effect.
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* FamousLastWords: A great many characters die over the course of the story, though only some of them have a chance for last words:
** Original Timeline:
*** "We can really begin the spell now." [[spoiler:Bran Stark]]
*** "I think we can forgive him his crudeness this time?" [[spoiler:Daenerys Targaryen]]
*** "Just this time." [[spoiler:Sansa Stark]]
*** "I'll see you all on the other side." [[spoiler:Tyrion Lannister]]
*** "NOW!" [[spoiler:Melisandre]]
*** "For Arya." [[spoiler:Gendry Waters]]
*** "We stop for nothing!" (last thoughts: "I'll see you soon, [[spoiler:Gilly]].") [[spoiler:Samwell Tarly]]
*** "Remember our bargain! [[spoiler:Theon]] comes home, you give me back my brother!" [[spoiler:Yara Greyjoy]]
*** "What’s one more death between friends?" [[spoiler:Beric Dondarrion]]
*** "I guess it's today for me… but you need to keep telling him, not today!" [[spoiler:Arya Stark]]
*** "This has to work." (last thoughts) [[spoiler:Jon Targaryen]]
** Post-Remembering:
*** "Release me! I am the KING!" [[spoiler:Joffrey Baratheon]]
*** "Ser Jaime! What is happening?" [[spoiler:Petyr Baelish]]
*** "You're not going anywhere! ''Get them!''" [[spoiler:Loras Tyrell]]
*** "Irri…" [[spoiler:Doreah]]
*** "It is my right!" [[spoiler:Black Walder Frey]]
*** "I have done nothing, my lord!" [[spoiler:Maester Lomys]]
*** "I'm going to enjoy ''this''. And I’m going to take my time." [[spoiler:Myranda]]
*** "''What did you fucking do?!''" [[spoiler:Ramsay Snow]]
*** "What the fuck are you talking about?" (last thoughts: "Well, ''fuck''".) [[spoiler:Euron Greyjoy]]
** Original Timeline:
*** "We can really begin the spell now." [[spoiler:Bran Stark]]
*** "I think we can forgive him his crudeness this time?" [[spoiler:Daenerys Targaryen]]
*** "Just this time." [[spoiler:Sansa Stark]]
*** "I'll see you all on the other side." [[spoiler:Tyrion Lannister]]
*** "NOW!" [[spoiler:Melisandre]]
*** "For Arya." [[spoiler:Gendry Waters]]
*** "We stop for nothing!" (last thoughts: "I'll see you soon, [[spoiler:Gilly]].") [[spoiler:Samwell Tarly]]
*** "Remember our bargain! [[spoiler:Theon]] comes home, you give me back my brother!" [[spoiler:Yara Greyjoy]]
*** "What’s one more death between friends?" [[spoiler:Beric Dondarrion]]
*** "I guess it's today for me… but you need to keep telling him, not today!" [[spoiler:Arya Stark]]
*** "This has to work." (last thoughts) [[spoiler:Jon Targaryen]]
** Post-Remembering:
*** "Release me! I am the KING!" [[spoiler:Joffrey Baratheon]]
*** "Ser Jaime! What is happening?" [[spoiler:Petyr Baelish]]
*** "You're not going anywhere! ''Get them!''" [[spoiler:Loras Tyrell]]
*** "Irri…" [[spoiler:Doreah]]
*** "It is my right!" [[spoiler:Black Walder Frey]]
*** "I have done nothing, my lord!" [[spoiler:Maester Lomys]]
*** "I'm going to enjoy ''this''. And I’m going to take my time." [[spoiler:Myranda]]
*** "''What did you fucking do?!''" [[spoiler:Ramsay Snow]]
*** "What the fuck are you talking about?" (last thoughts: "Well, ''fuck''".) [[spoiler:Euron Greyjoy]]
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating:
** Tywin’s ruthlessness and desire for power made him one of the most feared men in the entire Seven Kingdoms. Come the Remembering, when everyone actually has the capacity to fight back, and now he’s one of the most hated and fought against. Even his own siblings turn against him, and the only reason why the Lannisters have any respect at all is because he’s no longer in charge.
** After what he did to his daughter Shireen, Stannis is firmly in this group. Absolutely no one has any care for him at all, not even his daughter or his brothers. Shireen and Davos both immediately pull a ScrewThisImOutOfHere as soon as they Remember, while Robert has him thrown in a Black Cell.
** No one misses the Freys after they broke SacredHospitality at the Red Wedding. While some are concerned with how brutal Edmure was in his purge of the Freys (as it was disturbingly similar to what a young Tywin Lannister did to Castamere), they’re still hated by all (with the exception of Fat Walda), both versions of their deaths are put into a song, and they’re only ever spoken about in anger.
---> '''Greatjon''': The bread’s not poisoned. We’re not the fucking Freys.
** Cersei Lannister. By far and away the most hated woman in Westeros, if not the world. Cersei went so insane during the Long Night that not only was she talked about in the same breath as Aerys, she was considered ''worse''. Notably, the man who ended up killing her in the previous timeline was her brother Jaime. Even though kinslaying is considered one of the worst sins a man could commit in Westeros, there's not a single person who holds it against him for killing her, not even their own family. If anything, everyone pities Jaime for being forced into that situation in the first place.
** Tywin’s ruthlessness and desire for power made him one of the most feared men in the entire Seven Kingdoms. Come the Remembering, when everyone actually has the capacity to fight back, and now he’s one of the most hated and fought against. Even his own siblings turn against him, and the only reason why the Lannisters have any respect at all is because he’s no longer in charge.
** After what he did to his daughter Shireen, Stannis is firmly in this group. Absolutely no one has any care for him at all, not even his daughter or his brothers. Shireen and Davos both immediately pull a ScrewThisImOutOfHere as soon as they Remember, while Robert has him thrown in a Black Cell.
** No one misses the Freys after they broke SacredHospitality at the Red Wedding. While some are concerned with how brutal Edmure was in his purge of the Freys (as it was disturbingly similar to what a young Tywin Lannister did to Castamere), they’re still hated by all (with the exception of Fat Walda), both versions of their deaths are put into a song, and they’re only ever spoken about in anger.
---> '''Greatjon''': The bread’s not poisoned. We’re not the fucking Freys.
** Cersei Lannister. By far and away the most hated woman in Westeros, if not the world. Cersei went so insane during the Long Night that not only was she talked about in the same breath as Aerys, she was considered ''worse''. Notably, the man who ended up killing her in the previous timeline was her brother Jaime. Even though kinslaying is considered one of the worst sins a man could commit in Westeros, there's not a single person who holds it against him for killing her, not even their own family. If anything, everyone pities Jaime for being forced into that situation in the first place.
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* HatedByAll:
** Tywin’s ruthlessness and desire for power made him one of the most feared men in the entire Seven Kingdoms. Come the Remembering, when everyone actually has the capacity to fight back, and now he’s one of the most hated and fought against. Even his own siblings turn against him, and the only reason why the Lannisters have any respect at all is because he’s no longer in charge.
** After what he did to his daughter Shireen, Stannis is firmly in this group. Absolutely no one has any care for him at all, not even his daughter or his brothers. Shireen and Davos both immediately pull a ScrewThisImOutOfHere as soon as they Remember, while Robert has him thrown in a Black Cell.
** No one misses the Freys after they broke SacredHospitality at the Red Wedding. While some are concerned with how brutal Edmure was in his purge of the Freys (as it was disturbingly similar to what a young Tywin Lannister did to Castamere), they’re still hated by all (with the exception of Fat Walda), both versions of their deaths are put into a song, and they’re only ever spoken about in anger.
---> '''Greatjon''': The bread’s not poisoned. We’re not the fucking Freys.
** Cersei Lannister. By far and away the most hated woman in Westeros, if not the world. Cersei went so insane during the Long Night that not only was she talked about in the same breath as Aerys, she was considered ''worse''. Notably, the man who ended up killing her in the previous timeline was her brother Jaime. Even though kinslaying is considered one of the worst sins a man could commit in Westeros, there's not a single person who holds it against him for killing her, not even their own family. If anything, everyone pities Jaime for being forced into that situation in the first place.
** Tywin’s ruthlessness and desire for power made him one of the most feared men in the entire Seven Kingdoms. Come the Remembering, when everyone actually has the capacity to fight back, and now he’s one of the most hated and fought against. Even his own siblings turn against him, and the only reason why the Lannisters have any respect at all is because he’s no longer in charge.
** After what he did to his daughter Shireen, Stannis is firmly in this group. Absolutely no one has any care for him at all, not even his daughter or his brothers. Shireen and Davos both immediately pull a ScrewThisImOutOfHere as soon as they Remember, while Robert has him thrown in a Black Cell.
** No one misses the Freys after they broke SacredHospitality at the Red Wedding. While some are concerned with how brutal Edmure was in his purge of the Freys (as it was disturbingly similar to what a young Tywin Lannister did to Castamere), they’re still hated by all (with the exception of Fat Walda), both versions of their deaths are put into a song, and they’re only ever spoken about in anger.
---> '''Greatjon''': The bread’s not poisoned. We’re not the fucking Freys.
** Cersei Lannister. By far and away the most hated woman in Westeros, if not the world. Cersei went so insane during the Long Night that not only was she talked about in the same breath as Aerys, she was considered ''worse''. Notably, the man who ended up killing her in the previous timeline was her brother Jaime. Even though kinslaying is considered one of the worst sins a man could commit in Westeros, there's not a single person who holds it against him for killing her, not even their own family. If anything, everyone pities Jaime for being forced into that situation in the first place.
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** [[spoiler: Bran to Ramsay, [[BearsAreBadNews indirectly]].]]
** [[spoiler: Greatjon Umber to Smalljon Umber, breaking his jaw and nearly killing him, when the former learns the latter had dumped his oaths to the Starks to follow the Boltons.]]
** [[spoiler: Greatjon Umber to Smalljon Umber, breaking his jaw and nearly killing him, when the former learns the latter had dumped his oaths to the Starks to follow the Boltons.]]
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** [[spoiler: Bran to Ramsay, Ramsay]], [[BearsAreBadNews indirectly]].]]
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** [[spoiler: Greatjon Umber to SmalljonUmber, Umber]], breaking his jaw and nearly killing him, when the former learns the latter had dumped his oaths to [[spoiler: the Starks to follow the Boltons.]]
** [[spoiler: Greatjon Umber to Smalljon
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* OddFriendship: Interestingly enough, Daenarys and Talisa strike up one when she happens to end up in Pentos. A former Queen and a Queen rising.
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* InTheBlood: Renly mentally suggests the possibility that the Baratheons' Targaryen blood is why Stannis fell so far in the previous timeline.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: Renly mentally suggests the possibility that the Baratheons' Targaryen blood is why Stannis fell so far in the previous timeline.
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** The first sign that the King's Landing group gets of just how bad the spell escalated is when Myrcella refers to Jaime as her father, meaning that she Remembers.
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* {{Knighting}}: Grenn is knighted Ser Grenn the Giantslayer after Barristan learns that he died taking down a giant in the previous life.
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* {{Knighting}}: At Jon's prompting, Grenn is knighted as Ser Grenn the Giantslayer after Barristan learns that he died taking down a giant in the previous life.
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* UnderestimatingBadassery: While Barristan does not originally think much of Grenn and Pyp thanks to the casual way they interact with Jon, he begins to respect Grenn more when he learns that he died taking down a Giant, even calling it his honor to Knight the man in response.
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* UnderestimatingBadassery: While Barristan does not originally think much of Grenn and Pyp thanks to the casual way they interact with Jon, he begins to respect Grenn more when he learns that he died taking down a Giant, giant, even calling it his honor to Knight knight the man in response.
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* {{Knighting}}: Grenn is knighted Ser Grenn the Giantslayer after Barristan learns that he died taking down a giant in the previous life.
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* UnderestimatingBadassery: While Barristan does not originally think much of Grenn and Pyp thanks to the casual way they interact with Jon, he begins to respect Grenn more when he learns that he died taking down a Giant, even calling it his honor to Knight the man in response.
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** Grenn and Pyp both admit that they struggle with the fact that the Wildlings are crossing the Wall, even if they understand why it's necessary - but because they trust Jon's judgement, they won't question it any further.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Grenn and Pyp show their affection for each other by mocking each other at every opportunity.
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* ExactWords: How Jon gets Grenn and Pyp out of the Night's Watch to instead several as part of his household guard -- they swore to be part of the Watch until they died, and they did.
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* ExactWords: How Jon gets Grenn and Pyp out of the Night's Watch to instead several serve as part of his household guard -- they swore to be part of the Watch until they died, and they did.
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* [[ArmorPiercingSlap Armor Piercing Punch]]: Davos decks Stannis Baratheon after the former confirms that he remembers what he had done to Shireen.
* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When Renly swears to Robert that he will never rise against the King, Robert responds by asking why it’s okay for him to rebel against Stannis but not Robert. Renly can’t come up with a satisfactory reply, and Robert angrily dismisses him.
* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When Renly swears to Robert that he will never rise against the King, Robert responds by asking why it’s okay for him to rebel against Stannis but not Robert. Renly can’t come up with a satisfactory reply, and Robert angrily dismisses him.
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* [[ArmorPiercingSlap Armor Piercing Punch]]: Punch]]:
** Davos decks Stannis Baratheon after the former confirms that he remembers what he had done to Shireen.
** As soon as they're in private, Benjen decks Ned for not confiding in him about Jon's true parentage.
* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When Renly swears to Robert that he will never rise against the King, Robert responds by asking whyit’s it's okay for him to rebel against Stannis but not Robert. Renly can’t can't come up with a satisfactory reply, and Robert angrily dismisses him.
** Davos decks Stannis Baratheon after the former confirms that he remembers what he had done to Shireen.
** As soon as they're in private, Benjen decks Ned for not confiding in him about Jon's true parentage.
* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When Renly swears to Robert that he will never rise against the King, Robert responds by asking why
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: To everyone's surprise, the Thenns [[KneelBeforeFrodo kneel to Jon voluntarily]], on the grounds that they follow strength and he showed it by killing Styr in their one fight.
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* ExactWords: How Jon gets Grenn and Pyp out of the Night's Watch to instead several as part of his household guard -- they swore to be part of the Watch until they died, and they did.
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* KneelBeforeFrodo: The Northern lords and the leaders of the Free Folk swearing fealty to Jon.
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** Benjen criticizes Ned for keeping Jon's parentage and Lyanna and Rhaegar's true relationship a secret from him, especially considering the fact that as brothers, they should trust one another. Ned cannot find a good response to this.
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Some of Euron's men did manage to Remember - but since Euron has the custom of ripping their tongues, they couldn't explain what happened and Euron had them killed as they tried to make charades - leaving Euron unaware of the fact that his plan to attack a Yi-Tish ship os bound for failure.]]
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Some of Euron's men did manage to Remember - but since Euron has the custom of ripping out their tongues, they couldn't explain what happened and Euron had them killed as they tried to make charades - -- leaving Euron unaware of the fact that his plan to attack a Yi-Tish ship os is bound for failure.]]
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Some of Euron's men did manage to Remember - but since Euron has the custom of ripping their tongues, they couldn't explain what happened and Euron had them killed as they tried to make charades - leaving Euron unaware of the fact that his plan to attack a Yi-Tish ship os bound for failure.]]
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* TwirlOfLove: When Gendry and Arya finally reunite at Winterfell, Arya runs towards Gendry and he catches her in his arms. They hug for a long while to everyone's amusement and Catelyn's horror.
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* TwirlOfLove: TwirlOfLove:
** When Gendry and Arya finally reunite at Winterfell, Arya runs towards Gendry and he catches her in his arms. They hug for a long while to everyone's amusement and Catelyn'shorror.horror.
** Earlier, Sam and Talla do a non-romantic version when Talla wakes up and Remembers.
** When Gendry and Arya finally reunite at Winterfell, Arya runs towards Gendry and he catches her in his arms. They hug for a long while to everyone's amusement and Catelyn's
** Earlier, Sam and Talla do a non-romantic version when Talla wakes up and Remembers.
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* WhamLine: In Chapter 41, this exchange marks the point where things start going FromBadToWorse:
-->'''Bran:''' [[spoiler: Before he died,]] Jojen and I were pretty certain that [[spoiler: the days are getting shorter.]]\\
'''Jon:''' [[spoiler: Of course they're getting shorter, [[CatchPhrase Winter is coming.]]]]\\
'''Bran:''' No, I mean [[spoiler: it's happening faster than before.]]
-->'''Bran:''' [[spoiler: Before he died,]] Jojen and I were pretty certain that [[spoiler: the days are getting shorter.]]\\
'''Jon:''' [[spoiler: Of course they're getting shorter, [[CatchPhrase Winter is coming.]]]]\\
'''Bran:''' No, I mean [[spoiler: it's happening faster than before.]]
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** Also, [[RunningGag “Who the fuck is Jon Targaryen?”]]
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** Also, multiple people wondering the same question: “Who the fuck is Jon Targaryen?”
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* AscendedFridgeHorror: As everyone would be sent backwards in time, it was likely many of the children born in that time would no longer exist. [[spoiler: Chapter 44 confirms this as Little Sam was erased from history. Just how many other children have been erased?]]
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** Also subverted with [[spoiler:Craster's death. After the Remembering, Craster's wives killed him for the abuse he inflicted on him in the old timeline. Neither Jon, Edd, nor Ser Barristan are bothered by this, considering how much of an asshole he was in the old timeline.]]
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** Sarella reveals to Doran that [[spoiler:his maester has been worsening his gout instead of treating it as part of the maesters' plan to weaken major Houses]].
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** Sarella reveals to Doran that [[spoiler:his maester has been worsening giving him medicine that worsened his gout instead of treating it as part of the maesters' plan to weaken major Great Houses]].
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** Sarella reveals to Doran that [[spoiler:his maester has been worsening his gout instead of treating it as part of the maesters' plan to weaken major Houses]].
