Meanwhile, Theon captures Winterfell, and executes Ser Rodrik personally. He is instructed by Bran to repel the forces of the Ironborn, led by Theon Greyjoy, at Torrhen’s Square. The Master-at-Arms of Winterfell, Rodrik Cassell is in charge of the defense of Winterfell when Lady Catelyn goes with Robb’s army.
He is found dying by Bran’s party, and he asks Osha to end his life, a request which she obliges to once out of sight of the boys. When Theon Greyjoy captures Winterfell, he stays on to guide him, but is stabbed trying to convince the Ironborn (Theon’s clan) not to sack and destroy Winterfell. The Maester of Winterfell, Maester Luwin stays behind with Bran when Robb rides out to battle. When Karstark men kill some captured Lannisters in revenge, he is executed by Robb. However, Robb’s honorable treatment of Jaime Lannister, and Lady Catelyn’s aid in the escape of the hated Jaime, sour relations between the two. Portrayed By: Steven Blount (Season 1), John Stahl (Season 2 and 3)ĭistant relatives of the Starks, the Karstark house is among the first to rally to Robb Stark’s call to arms. Rickard KarstarkĬhildren: Harrion, Torrhen, Eddard, and Alys Jojen, Meera, and Hodor accompany Bran beyond the Wall, while Osha and Rickon go to a town called Last Hearth. He also tells Bran to look beyond the North Wall for the three-eyed raven, which has been appearing in Bran’s dreams. They join Bran in his northward travel, and Jojen helps him gain control over his abilities as a warg. Jojen and Meera Reed are the son and daughter, respectively, of Eddard Stark’s old friend, Lord Howland Reed. Portrayed By: Thomas Sangster and Ellie Kendrick On the way, he realizes that he is a warg, and can project himself into the mind of his direwolf. Along with Hodor (Kristian Nairn), a man who carries him around on his back, Rickon (Art Parkinson), and Osha (Natalia Tena), a wildling, Bran sets off towards the North Wall to meet Jon Snow. When Robb Stark sets off towards King’s Landing, Bran becomes Lord of Winterfell, but is forced to go into hiding when Theon Greyjoy captures Winterfell. Bran StarkĪdventurous and adept at climbing walls, Bran is thrown off a high tower by Jamie Lannister, when he happens upon Jamie and Queen Cersei engaging in their incestuous relationship, and ends up crippled at the hips, and with no memory of the accident. She is captured by Tywin Lannister, but escapes his encampment and eventually joins forces with Sandor Clegane, who protects her from the massacre in the Red Wedding. Yorel conceals her as an orphan boy named Arry, and smuggles her into the Night’s Watch recruits, hoping to offload her in Winterfell when they pass that way. After Ned Stark’s death, she is protected from the King’s men by first her fencing instructor, Syrio Forel, and then Yorel, a recruiter for the Night’s Watch. She is very close to her brother Robb and half-brother Jon Snow―particularly the latter. The exact opposite of her sister Sansa, Arya Stark is the typical tomboy, and is disinterested in ‘womanly’ things, instead being interested in learning swordplay. In the second season, Joffrey breaks off his engagement to Sansa so that he can marry Margaery Tyrell, and Sansa is forced to marry Tyrion Lannister. Though she is initially happy at the proposal, since it would allow her to live out her dream life as a princess, Joffrey renegades on his promise to let her father live, and then constantly abuses her through various means. Spouse: Engaged to Joffrey Baratheon, engagement broken Tyrion LannisterĪ picture of archetypical femininity, Sansa Stark is engaged to Joffrey. He is killed in the Red Wedding, a massacre brought about as revenge for his marriage to Lady Talisa. He falls in love and marries Lady Talisa, thus breaking his promise to one of his vassals to marry his daughter. He makes good progress, winning several battles on the trot, and becoming a genuine threat to the kingdom.
After Ned Stark’s execution, Robb Stark, now titled the ‘King in the North’, leads a charge of Northern armies and his allies towards King’s Landing.
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