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** Also, {{spoiler|Cersei and Jaime Lannister}}.

** Almost happened between Theon and Yara Greyjoy.

* [[The Bully]]: There are quite few of them among the recruits at ~~The~~ Wall. Unsurprising given the circumstances that landed most of the recruits there.

* [[The Bully]]: There are quite few of them among the recruits at the Wall. Unsurprising given the circumstances that landed most of the recruits there.

* [[Bullying a Dragon]]:

** Mirri, in a (somewhat) literal example.

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** Jorah's talk with Rakharo about how {{spoiler|a Dothraki blade won't pierce plate armor}}.

** Also, the {{spoiler|dragon eggs}}.

** The Lannister lion necklace that Tyrion gives Ros as a tip, seen in ~~episode~~ ~~five~~ of Season One, gets her {{spoiler|implicated as Tyrion's whore in Episode 8 of Season Two}}.

** The Lannister lion necklace that Tyrion gives Ros as a tip, seen in Episode 5 of Season One, gets her {{spoiler|implicated as Tyrion's whore in Episode 8 of Season Two}}.

** Daenerys teaching her dragons to breathe fire on command, first presented as a pet trick, becomes very important in Season Two finale "Valar Morghulis".

* [[Chekhov's Gunman]]: Ser Illyn Payne, the King's Justice (aka the Royal Executioner), is introduced briefly in "The Kingsroad", {{spoiler|and has a big role to play in "Baelor", though his appearance is just as brief}}.

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* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]:

** The wildings are depicted as being rather sadistic and ruthless, but even they are clearly scared so shitless by the White Walkers that they're running as "South as South can go."

** As ruthless and vicious a fighter as ~~The~~ Hound is, he is shown to be a far nicer person in comparison to his brother Gregor and his master Joffrey.

** As ruthless and vicious a fighter as the Hound is, he is shown to be a far nicer person in comparison to his brother Gregor and his master Joffrey.

** The city guardsman who brought out Robert's infant bastard from the brothel refused to kill him.

* [[Everybody Has Lots of Sex]]: Ned Stark has a bastard son, and Robert has countless. Many scenes take place in Littlefinger's bordello. The sexual relationships of a number of characters are major plot points. Dany's change in sexual position is even a major turning point in her character.