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CaptainCrawdad Since: Aug, 2009
Nov 30th 2017 at 1:06:08 PM •••

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  • The show's version of Tyrion Lannister may as well be an entirely different character than the one in the books.
    • While the show initially presents him as cynical deadpan snarker, Tyrion later seems to go out of his way to be an all-around Nice Guy to everyone he meets. His biggest contributions stem less from his brilliance and more so from the emotional support he provides for others.
    • Tyrion's book counterpart is every bit as ruthless, greedy, lustful, and power-hungry as the other members of House Lannister. He maintains a prodigious degree of cunning, revels in exerting power over others, has a massive ego, and is capable of committing acts of great cruelty to those that cross him. His Pet the Dog moments are reserved for those close to him and fellow outcasts, for whom he has a soft spot due to his status as a dwarf.

While Tyrion certainly has Adaptational Heroism in the show, I don't think his personality is all that different. He's a smart, vain, cocky, wisecracking, resentful Sad Clown in both versions.

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