A Song of Ice and Fire/Nightmare Fuel: Difference between revisions

* The description of the last few moments of {{spoiler|Baelor Breakspear's life}} in The Hedge Knight.

* As of ADWD, Varys qualifies. He was always a creepy [[Stepford Smiler]] with an inscrutable hidden agenda - {{spoiler|but now he's proven that he can disappear suddenly, without a trace; and if you're a genuine threat to his plans, whatever they are? He reappears just as suddenly, in your room, having already slit your buddy's throat and giving you a [[Hannibal Lecture]] before shooting you and setting a bunch of [[Creepy Child]] orphans on you [[Knife Nut|to shiv you to death]].}} ''[[Paranoia Fuel|And it's definitely not the first time he's done this.]]'' Scary stuff.

* This is more of a psychological thing, but that scene in ASOS when Roose Bolton very calmly tells {{spoiler|Jaime}} that the smartest political move Vargo Hoat could have made when he captured him was to abuse and mistreat him so badly that by the time Bolton heard about it, he would be too afraid of {{spoiler|Jaime's}} father's revenge to ever consider letting him go home is its own special kind of awful.

* Also a psychological thing, but Robert Arryn. A [[Creepy Child]] with a [[My Beloved Smother]] is bad enough, but then we learn that one of his favorite things is to "make people fly!" To put this into perspective, this is a six-year old who likes to watch people be thrown off of a mountain, and whose mother seems to have no problems letting him give the order to have it done. Yikes!