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Character Review: Rickon Stark

Rickon Stark, the youngest son of Lord of Winterfell and the Warden of the North, Ned Stark and Catelyn Stark. He died at a young age. He was killed by the Villain of the Series, Ramsay Bolton (Snow who was given officially named Bolton).  
Therefore, much story was not developed on behalf of this young character because of his young age death. Although, he is still remembered as one of the Stark children who was lost in the war of the Seven Kingdoms, in addition to Robb Stark.

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Character Review: Randyll Tarly

Randyll Tarly, of the House Tarly is one of a character whose House had a Valyrian Steel Sword , named Heartsbane. He was killed at an old age by Daenerys Targaryen by burning with Dragon fire with his son, Dickon Tarly. Randyll's only living son in the series of Game of Thrones is the best friend of Jon Snow, Samuel Tarly, who is a fattest man in the series, which was the only reason he was sent to the Night's Watch. Randyll Tarly's House supported the Lannisters in a promise of becoming the Warden of the South after Lannisters win the war against the Targaryen queen, Daenerys Targaryen.
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Character Review: Petyr Baelish

Lord Petyr Baelish, or Little-finger, belongs from a small house named Baelish which is somewhere in the place named Finger (Little place). Petyr Baelish could be characterized as someone who has a great hunger for power unlike any other character in this series. He can also be said to be one of the open minded and intelligent person among other characters in this series. Baelish could also be noticed as a member in the small King's council. He was master of coin during King Robert's reign. Later on he was sent be Cersei to maintain influence over Eerei, Vale. Lord Baelish was killed by cutting his throat by the youngest daughter of Eddard Stark, Arya Stark. Baelish was killed according to mischievous game played by the Stark children (Bran, Arya, and Sansa). To recapitulate, an intelligent character in this series, Lord Baelish got killed because for his unhealthy run for power and betrayal he committed time after time.
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Character Review: Tormund Giantsbane

Tormund, often called Tormund Giantsbane, is a renowned leader and raider among the Free Folk and one of the key leaders behind Mance Rayder. Tormund respected Mance as the King-Beyond-the-Wall and suspected he was the man to lead them through the Long Night. But as time passes and Mance is killed on the orders of Stannis Baratheon, he believes the prophesied warrior is his enemy-turned-friend Jon Snow. Tormund Giantsbane is an extremely fierce and determined man and a born warrior of the Free Folk in almost every way. Aside from his excellent fighting skills and monstrous strength, Tormund is a supremely intimidating individual who immediately asserts that his enemies should be afraid of him, which he does in his first encounter with Jon Snow, stating that men similar to Jon have met their ends trying to end Tormund's life in combat. Tormund is clearly hugely respected among his people, as evidenced by the immense responsibilities p...
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Tyrion Lannister, depicted as an imp or dwarf or the half man in the famous series of Game of Thrones, acts as a great adviser in most of his counsel. He is the son of Tywin Lannister and brother of Jaime Lannister and Cersie Lannister. He could be characterized as the most open minded person in this series. Tyrion Lannister is famous for his mind refreshing quotes. Some are: 1.      “We’ve had vicious kings and we’ve had idiot kings, but I don’t know if we’ve ever been cursed with a vicious idiot boy king!” 2.      “I try to know as many people as I can. You never know which one you’ll need.” 3.      “Oh, “monster.” Perhaps you should speak to me more softly then. Monsters are dangerous and, just now, kings are dying like flies.” 4.      “It’s not easy being drunk all the time. If it were easy, everyone would do it.” 5.      “Every time we deal with an enemy, we create ...
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Character Review: Janos Slynt

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