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* [[Break the Haughty]]: This trend began for him after the fight with Eddard Stark. After which, he gets berated by his father and defeated in the field by Robb. Now he's a prisoner and is noticeably disheveled. Generally, he's in far less control of the situation than he was at the beginning of the series. Despite this, he remains as much of an arrogant [[Deadpan Snarker]] as ever, and if anything he seems ''more'' haughty and insulting than before, though this might be some sort of defense mechanism to make himself feel better about his pathetic circumstances.
* [[Break the Haughty]]: This trend began for him after the fight with Eddard Stark. After which, he gets berated by his father and defeated in the field by Robb. Now he's a prisoner and is noticeably disheveled. Generally, he's in far less control of the situation than he was at the beginning of the series. Despite this, he remains as much of an arrogant [[Deadpan Snarker]] as ever, and if anything he seems ''more'' haughty and insulting than before, though this might be some sort of defense mechanism to make himself feel better about his pathetic circumstances.
* [[Brother-Sister Incest]]
* [[Brother-Sister Incest]]
* [[Benevolent Boss]]: Jaime is kind to the men under his command. He Prevents Bronn's execution and supports Dickon after his first battle.
* [[Crippling Overspecialization]]: Jaime is good at single combat, and relatively poor at everything else. Oh and insults, though that appears to be a shared Lannister trait.
* [[Crippling Overspecialization]]: Jaime is good at single combat, and relatively poor at everything else. Oh and insults, though that appears to be a shared Lannister trait.
* [[Chronic Backstabbing Disorder]]: Why Ned doesn't trust him since he killed King Aerys even though he was supposed to protect the King.
* [[Chronic Backstabbing Disorder]]: Why Ned doesn't trust him since he killed King Aerys even though he was supposed to protect the King.
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