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** There's also Theon Greyjoy, who gets the unflattering nickname of "Theon Turncloak" stapled to him following the events of the second book and is generally treated as the lowest of the low.

** Jorah Mormont is treated as this by Daenyrs once his spying for Lord Varys is revealed. {{spoiler|In the fifth book, he attempts to capture and bring her Tyrion to win her favor again.}}

** Not to mention {{spoiler|Peter Pettigrew.}}

* [[Merry Gentry]]'s cousin Cel has broken his oath. It's a huge scandal because among the fey this carries a death sentence, but everyone is [[God Save Us From the Queen|so afraid of his mother]] that they don't do anything about it.

* In the ''Discworld'' novel ''[[Discworld/Jingo|Jingo]]'', "71-hour" Ahmed got his nickname from violating [[Sacred Hospitality]] and killing his host (Klatchian [[Sacred Hospitality]] lasts for three days, or 72 hours). He wears the nickname proudly as a way of inspiring fear and distrust, {{spoiler|which is a good thing for him since he's a [[Cowboy Cop]] and being feared by criminals is a definitive bonus. As for the man he killed, he was an admitted mass-murderer.}}

* The man who's name is not Jack Bannister apparently got quite rich by being one of these, according to Fisk in the ''[[Knight and Rogue Series]]''.

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