Bron

Initially, he is a dangerous salesman, who is a leading role in the Tilion Lanister's duel trial in IAly, and then serves as a Tilion's personal bodyguard, assassin, and killer.

While serving in Kings Landing, his property continues to increase gradually and temporarily serves as Commander of City Watch. Later, the title was awarded by the important role played in the Black Water's battle, and the official name was "Black Water Sir Bron".

In the final war, he initially cooperated with Lanister. Eventually, after Bran Stark's crowned ceremony, Bron became a new lord of Hi Garden, his reach paramount lord, and coin ruler.

table of contents

• Background
  • 1. 1 background
  • 1. 2 Game of Slones: Season 1
  • 1. 3 Game of Slones: Season 2
  • 1. 4 Game of Thrones: Season 3
  • 1. 5 Game of Slones: Season 4
  • 1. 6 Game of Slones: Season 5
  • 1. 7 Game of Slones: Season 6
  • 1. 8 Game of Slones: Season 7
  • 1. 9 Game of Slones: Season 8
  • 3. 1 Bron said
  • 3. 2 Bron's spokeswoman

  Biography []

  Upbringing

  Bron is a knife, a terrible mercenary who has been highly killed, has high murderous ability, and hired as a warrior. He is not well known about his past and his family, but it is certain that Bron has a younger brother who describes it as a "real parasite." Both parents were terrible violence on Bron. [3]

  At the age of five, his mother beat it with a iron fire stick prepared for his brother and accidentally broke his nose. At the age of nine, they broke their nose for the second time because they beat older boys and won. He broke his nose for the third time, but the details are unknown. [7]

  According to Bron, he knew for the first time when he was just five years old, to empty the intestine when he died. [9]

  When Tillion Lannister introduced him to Taiwin Rannister, Bron said his father was not a stranger of Taiwin. In the game between Tillion and Shay, he claimed that Bron had killed a woman before he was 12 years old, but she was a legitimate defense because she attacked with an ax. The tillion's claim that Bron was over the wall. When asked why he was there, he answered directly, "It's a job." [3]

  Game of Slones: Season 1 [] (English)

  Bron fighting the tribes of the hill.

  Bronn, staying at the Crossroads Inn, offers Tyrion a room in exchange for money when Tyrion arrives. Catelyn and Rodrik Cassel capture Tyrion before he can fulfill his promise. [10] Bronn accompanies Catelyn and Tyrion to Arryn's Gap to hear Tyrion's story. On the way, he is attacked by Hill Tribesmen, but Bronn wins the skirmish and kills several of them. Both Tyrion and Catelyn note his stamina in combat. [2]

  During his trial by combat with Tyrion Lannister, he throws Ser Vardys Egen through the Moon Door.

  In Eyrie, Tyrion demands trial by combat to prove his innocence. He desperately needs someone to fight for him, and to everyone's surprise, Bronn volunteers. Bronn kills Lysa's champion, Ser Vardys Egen, proving Tyrion's innocence according to Westeros custom. Bronn's strategy for defeating Vardis involves relying on speed, throwing obstacles and fighting dirty against the armored but slow knight. Once Bronn has worn Vardis down, he moves in for the kill, throwing his body through the moon door. Bronn then leaves the Eyrie with Tyrion. Lysa brushes off Bronn for not fighting well. Bronn agrees and firmly points out that Ser Vardis did it. [11]

  On the way over the mountains, Bronn and Tyrion agree on a ground rule: he is not Tyrion's friend or sworn sword, and he only works for Tyrion for money. Bronn and Tyrion camp in the Vale and are captured by Shagga and the Stone Ravens. Bronn wants to fight, but Tyrion promises him weapons and autonomy from the Eyrie, winning Shagga and the other mountain tribes over to his side. [12]

  Tyrion travels with his growing escort to the Lannister camp in the Riverlands. Tywin invades Catelyn's homeland, the Riverlands, after Tyrion is captured. When Bronn is introduced to Tywin, Kevan seems amused that Tywin has never met his father, but Tywin is not. Shagga demands that Tyrion fight with the Hill Tribes until he repays his debt, to which Tywin agrees. [12]

  Bron plays drinking games with Tyrion.

  Bronn finds Tyrion and a prostitute named Shae among the camp squires. The three share a drinking party on the night before the Battle of the Green Fork. Bronn reveals that his parents beat him, that he killed his first person before he was 12 (a woman who attacked him with an axe), and that he went beyond the Wall (for a "job"). Bronn wakes up to find the enemy army approaching. Bronn wakes up and tells Tyrion how to survive. However, Tyrion is accidentally knocked unconscious by one of his men as he rushes to the battle. After the battle, Tyrion wakes up to find Bronn cheerfully announcing his victory. [3] Later, when Tyrion is appointed Hand of the King, Bronn accompanies him to King's Landing. [13]

  Game of Thrones: Season 2 [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

  Bronn continues to serve as Tyrion Lannister's bodyguard when Lannister becomes Joffrey Baratheon's acting Hand of the King. [14] Tyrion rewards Lannister's loyalty by making him Commander of the City Watch and banishing his traitorous predecessor. [4] Tyrion tests the Small Council's loyalty by presenting them with various versions of his plans for a marriage alliance involving his niece, Myrcella Baratheon. Grand Elder Pycelle proves untrustworthy by revealing the details to Queen Regent Cersei Lannister. Tyrion has Bronn and Timet arrest Pycelle and orders Timet to cut off the old man's penis and feed it to a goat. Tyrion fails, and Bronn cuts off most of Pycelle's beard and imprisons him in the Black Cell. [15]

  After the Lannisters' defeat at the Battle of Oxcross, Tyrion clashes with King Joffrey when his nephew orders Sansa Stark to be beaten in public. When Ser Meryn Trant of the Kingsguard complains that Tyrion is threatening the king, Tyrion orders Bronn to kill Ser Meryn if he speaks again. After the ordeal, Bronn suggests that Joffrey is spiteful because "they're all held up by balls and brains" and would benefit from sexual release. Tyrion gifts him with two prostitutes, but the plan fails when Joffrey has one brutally beat the other with a deer-head scepter and asks Tyrion to show him what he's done. [16]

  Tyrion and Bronn listen to the pedantic reasoning of a small-time citizen.

  Tillion hears Sosei's plans to use a fire against Stanis Barrassion from Lancel Lannister, the youngest hand, and is ashamed of Lancel, ordering Bron to kill him if something in Tillion. Give it. Bron, who accompanied Tillion to the alchemist's guild, criticized Sasay's plan to use fire as a combat ammunition due to the danger of accidentally burning the city, and collided with Harin's wisdom. Bron also tells Tillion that he believes that Small Fork is manipulating Joafrey, blaming him the city's struggle. [17]

  Valis, Tillion, and Bron discuss the power of City Watch and siege tactics in preparation for Stanis attacks.

  King Joffrey is thrown by the demonstration squad, riots in the city, and asks the guards to kill all. Bron's subordinates take cruel actions to recover their order, killing several golden cloak and the Souji Festival. [18] Bron struggles with the famous bandits in the city and drastically reduces crimes, but collides with Tillion over the brutal way. Tillion asks Bron to cooperate in planning to defend the King's landing land as King Stanis Baracion's attack is approaching. Bron denies Tilion's dependence on books and warns that food is the most important supplies in Kagojo. From his personal experience, all the thieves are exhausted so as not to be stolen. [19]

  Before the close battle, Bron sings Castamia rain.

  Immediately before the Black Water's battle, Bron sang "The Rains of Castamere" with Lanister Army. Tell the prostitute Ameca that Bron broke his nose many times. The soldiers are silent with the appearance of Sandoa Kregaine. Bron welcomes the hound and his friends and offers alcohol. Sando began to ask Bron and joked that he thought he was "solid." Sando hits Bron a light mouth and competes with a light humor. When a fight was about to break out between Bron and Sando, the sound of the bell saying the arrival of Stanis fleet resounded. [7]

  Bron fires an arrow and causes a flame. < SPAN> Tillion listens to Sosei's plan to use a fire against Stanis Barrassion from Lancel Lanister, the youngest hand, and ordered him to kill him if he had anything in Tillion. Shame. Bron, who accompanied Tillion to the alchemist's guild, criticized Sasay's plan to use fire as a combat ammunition due to the danger of accidentally burning the city, and collided with Harin's wisdom. Bron also tells Tillion that he believes that Small Fork is manipulating Joafrey, blaming him the city's struggle. [17]

  Valis, Tillion, and Bron discuss the power of City Watch and siege tactics in preparation for Stanis attacks.

  King Joffrey is thrown by the demonstration squad, causing a riot in the city and asking the guards to kill all. Bron's subordinates take cruel actions to recover their order, killing several golden cloak and the Souji Festival. [18] Bron struggles with the famous bandits in the city and drastically reduces crimes, but collides with Tillion over the brutal way. Tillion asks Bron to cooperate in planning to defend the King's landing land as King Stanis Baracion's attack is approaching. Bron denies Tilion's dependence on books and warns that food is the most important supplies in Kagojo. From his personal experience, all the thieves are exhausted so as not to be stolen. [19]

  Before the close battle, Bron sings Castamia rain.

  Immediately before the Black Water's battle, Bron sang "The Rains of Castamere" with Lanister Army. Tell the prostitute Ameca that Bron broke his nose many times. The soldiers are silent with the appearance of Sandoa Kregaine. Bron welcomes the hound and his friends and offers alcohol. Sando began to ask Bron and joked that he thought he was "solid." Sando hits Bron a light mouth and competes with a light humor. When a fight was about to break out between Bron and Sando, the sound of the bell saying the arrival of Stanis fleet resounded. [7]

  Bron fires an arrow and causes a flame. Tillion hears Sosei's plans to use a fire against Stanis Barrassion from Lancel Lannister, the youngest hand, and is ashamed of Lancel, ordering Bron to kill him if something in Tillion. Give it. Bron, who accompanied Tillion to the alchemist's guild, criticized Sasay's plan to use fire as a combat ammunition due to the danger of accidentally burning the city, and collided with Harin's wisdom. Bron also tells Tillion that he believes that Small Fork is manipulating Joafrey, blaming him the city's struggle. [17]

  Valis, Tillion, and Bron discuss the power of City Watch and siege tactics in preparation for Stanis attacks.

  King Joffrey is thrown by the demonstration squad, causing a riot in the city and asking the guards to kill all. Bron's subordinates take cruel actions to recover their order, killing several golden cloak and the Souji Festival. [18] Bron struggles with the famous bandits in the city and drastically reduces crimes, but collides with Tillion over the brutal way. Tillion asks Bron to cooperate in planning to defend the King's landing land as King Stanis Baracion's attack is approaching. Bron denies Tilion's dependence on books and warns that food is the most important supplies in Kagojo. From his personal experience, all the thieves are exhausted so as not to be stolen. [19]

  Before the close battle, Bron sings Castamia rain.

  Immediately before the Black Water's battle, Bron sang "The Rains of Castamere" with Lanister Army. Tell the prostitute Ameca that Bron broke his nose many times. The soldiers are silent with the appearance of Sandoa Kregaine. Bron welcomes the hound and his friends and offers alcohol. Sando began to ask Bron and joked that he thought he was "solid." Sando hits Bron a light mouth and competes with a light humor. When a fight was about to break out between Bron and Sando, the sound of the bell saying the arrival of Stanis fleet resounded. [7]

  Bron fires an arrow and causes a flame.

  Bronn bids Tyrion farewell in the throne room and leaves the city for the shores of Blackwater Bay. After Tyrion gives the signal from the city walls, he fires a flaming arrow at the fires that are burning in the bay. His arrow causes a devastating explosion, destroying much of Stannis's fleet. After defeating Stannis' men, Bronn returns to the city walls, where during the battle Sandor freezes at the sight of the flaming soldiers, and he fires an arrow to save him. Bronn remains outside the city walls until Sandor and his men retreat. [7]

  After the battle, Bronn is relieved of his command of the City Watch as part of Lord Tywin's efforts to "set things right". [5]

  Game of Thrones: Season 3 [ ]

  Tyrone as a knight reminiscent of Bronn.

  Bron is knighted by King Joffrey as a reward for his important role in the Battle of the Blackwater. He calls himself "Sir Bron of Blackwater" and has no land or wealth, but this gives him a huge boost in social status and in his opinion, a higher salary. He tells Tyrion that he still considers him a friend, but that he is still a salesman and that as a knight, Tyrion must pay him twice as much as before.[20]

  Bron explains his position to Ser Meryn.

  Once Tyrion has completed the rescue, he fears that whoever ordered Ser Mandon Moore to kill him in the middle of the battle will try to finish the job, and so he summons Podrick Payne to continue providing protection to Bronn. Podrick interrupts Bronn as he celebrates his knighthood and enjoys the services of the prostitute Mirell. Just before Bronn arrives, Queen Cersei visits Tyrion, bringing with her two Royal Guards. Bronn finds them guarding Tyrion's bedchamber door and mocks them, calling them by the wrong name. When Ser Meryn Trant corrects him, Bronn reveals that he has been knighted as well. Trant is incredulous, so Bronn assures Podrick that "Ser Bronn of the Blackwater" was knighted by the King himself. Trant dismisses Bronn, saying that he has only become the Ripper and nothing more. Bronn agrees, but responds by insulting Meryn, calling him a "fool in fancy armor" who's better at punching girls than fighting men. Bronn insists on letting him in, but Meryn warns him that if he puts his hand on the door, he'll lose an arm. Bronn tells Port After Tyrion is promoted to "Master of Coin", Bronn accompanies Tyrion and Podrick to a brothel owned by Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish. There, Tyrion hires not one but three prostitutes as a thank you for Podrick saving his life during the Battle of the Blackwater. Bronn warns Podrick. [21]

  Later, Tilion examines the record and explains to Bron that Bayrish is not the case that the court wants to make the court think. Bron asks if Little Finger thinks he is embezzling money, but Tillion says the problem is that he's borrowing money from anywhere. Little Finger always behaves as if it was a financial genius who could raise funds from nothing, but in fact the iron throne has a large amount of debt, and Little Finger is from Taiwin. The royal family borrows a huge amount of money from a foreign bank, which has borrowed millions of dollars. Bron pointed out that Taiwin's grandson Jofrey is the throne, and the royal family may allow the debt of the Lanister family (in fact, because Joffrey is a lanister manipulated doll. ) Tillion says Bron is sweet if Tiriin thinks he forgets his debt. [twenty one]

  Bron says he's not used to borrowing money and doesn't know the rules, so Tirion explains that he basically borrows money and returns with interest after the agreement. When Bron asks what will happen if he doesn't repay, Tillion replies that he must repay. When Bron asks, "What will happen if you don't return," Tillion explains, "No one will lend you money anymore." Anyway, Tilion is not worried about his father's debt, but is worried about the debt of foreign banks, especially the Iron Bank of Bravos, the largest bank in the free city. Tillion warns Bron that if the debtor to the Iron Bank cannot repay, Iron Bank will first refuse new loans and ultimately support them. Tillion fears that if they cannot repay their debts, the iron bank will eventually abandon them and begin to support Rob Stark and Stanis Barassion. [twenty one]

  Bron is puzzled by the ability to please Pod women.

  Podrick comes back with the money given by Tilion to pay the prostitute. Tillion is worried that he may have left his heart, but pods innocently say "everything" with the prostitutes. Tillion and Bron ask the pod in detail what happened, and take a "large amount of memos." [21] < SPAN> After that, Tilion examines the record and explains to Bron that all of the Baylish is not the case that the court wants to think. Bron asks if Little Finger thinks he is embezzling money, but Tillion says the problem is that he's borrowing money from anywhere. Little Finger always behaves as if it was a financial genius who could raise funds from nothing, but in fact the iron throne has a large amount of debt, and Little Finger is from Taiwin. The royal family borrows a huge amount of money from a foreign bank, which has borrowed millions of dollars. Bron pointed out that Taiwin's grandson Jofrey is the throne, and the royal family may allow the debt of the Lanister family (in fact, because Joffrey is a lanister manipulated doll. ) Tillion says Bron is sweet if Tiriin thinks he forgets his debt. [twenty one]

  Bron says he's not used to borrowing money and doesn't know the rules, so Tirion explains that he basically borrows money and returns with interest after the agreement. When Bron asks what will happen if he doesn't repay, Tillion replies that he must repay. When Bron asks, "What will happen if you don't return," Tillion explains, "No one will lend you money anymore." Anyway, Tilion is not worried about his father's debt, but is worried about the debt of foreign banks, especially the Iron Bank of Bravos, the largest bank in the free city. Tillion warns Bron that if the debtor to the Iron Bank cannot repay, Iron Bank will first refuse new loans and ultimately support them. Tillion fears that if they cannot repay their debts, the iron bank will eventually abandon them and begin to support Rob Stark and Stanis Barassion. [twenty one]

  Bron is puzzled by the ability to please Pod women.

  Podrick comes back with the money given by Tilion to pay the prostitute. Tillion is worried that he may have left his heart, but pods innocently say "everything" with the prostitutes. Tillion and Bron ask the pod in detail what happened, and take a "large amount of memos." [21] Subsequently, Tilion examines the record and explains to Bron that Bayrish is not the case that the court wants to make the court think. Bron asks if Little Finger thinks he is embezzling money, but Tillion says the problem is that he's borrowing money from anywhere. Little Finger always behaves as if it was a financial genius who could raise funds from nothing, but in fact the iron throne has a large amount of debt, and Little Finger is from Taiwin. The royal family borrows a huge amount of money from a foreign bank, which has borrowed millions of dollars. Bron pointed out that Taiwin's grandson Jofrey is the throne, and the royal family may allow the debt of the Lanister family (in fact, because Joffrey is a lanister manipulated doll. ) Tillion says Bron is sweet if Tiriin thinks he forgets his debt. [twenty one]

  Bron says he's not used to borrowing money and doesn't know the rules, so Tirion explains that he basically borrows money and returns with interest after the agreement. When Bron asks what will happen if he doesn't repay, Tillion replies that he must repay. When Bron asks, "What will happen if you don't return," Tillion explains, "No one will lend you money anymore." Anyway, Tilion is not worried about his father's debt, but is worried about the debt of foreign banks, especially the Iron Bank of Bravos, the largest bank in the free city. Tillion warns Bron that if the debtor to the Iron Bank cannot repay, Iron Bank will first refuse new loans and ultimately support them. Tillion fears that if they cannot repay their debts, the iron bank will eventually abandon them and begin to support Rob Stark and Stanis Barassion. [twenty one]

  Bron is puzzled by the ability to please Pod women.

  Podrick comes back with the money given by Tilion to pay the prostitute. Tillion is worried that he may have left his heart, but pods innocently say "everything" with the prostitutes. Tillion and Bron ask the pod in detail what happened, and take a "large amount of memos." [twenty one]

  Tilion is not interesting, saying that if his father won the war, he would marry Sansa Stark to secure the dominance of the northern Lanister. Bron pointed out that it was easy to marry Sansa and take over his son to rebuild his father, and he has sex secretly with Shay, and in this way, he has two wives and his own control. put in. But Tillion is worried that his mistress is not willing to do this plan, has a wife, has a mistress, and the entire northern despise himself. Bron points out that it is a waste of time for Tillion to be loved by everyone. Tillion's concerns hit, and Shana tells her that she doesn't sleep with him after Sanza takes off her pants. [twenty two]

  Bron attends the wedding of Tilion and Sanza Stark. Since I can't spend money to get better clothes and I don't want to spend it, I'm wearing only the leather jerkin in everyday wear. [twenty three]

  Game of Thrones: Season 4 [] (Game of Thrones: Season 4)

  Bron welcomes Doran Martel.

  Bron welcomes the Dawn nobles who came to the royal capital for the royal wedding together with Podrick and Tilion. When Bron wonders why Tilion was dispatched to welcome Dawn prince, Tirion explains that there is a bad relationship between the Lanister and the Martel family. Bron speculates that if the Martel family came to flow the blood of the Lannister, Taiwin would have decided to rape Tillion. The two welcomed the embassy, ​​but the younger brother, Prince Oberin, alternatively, instead of Prince Doran Martel, and Oberin was already in the city before dawn. Tillion speculates that Oberin is going to a local prostitute and relaxed. When Tilion and Bron arrived, Oberin was bringing two Lanister soldiers. Oberin asks Bron as the assassin hired by Tilion, and he acknowledged that Bron was the same, but now he is a knight. Oberin asks why this happened and guessed that Bron had killed the appropriate person, and Oberin was interesting. [twenty four]

  Bron protects Shay from the king's dock. < SPAN> Tillion is not interesting, saying that if his father won the war, he would marry Sanza Stark to secure the dominance of the northern Lanister. Bron pointed out that it was easy to marry Sansa and take over his son to rebuild his father, and he has sex secretly with Shay, and in this way, he has two wives and his own control. put in. But Tillion is worried that his mistress is not willing to do this plan, has a wife, has a mistress, and the entire northern despise himself. Bron points out that it is a waste of time for Tillion to be loved by everyone. Tillion's concerns hit, and Shana tells her that she doesn't sleep with him after Sanza takes off her pants. [twenty two]

  Bron attends the wedding of Tilion and Sanza Stark. Since I can't spend money to get better clothes and I don't want to spend it, I'm wearing only the leather jerkin in everyday wear. [twenty three]

  Game of Thrones: Season 4 [] (Game of Thrones: Season 4)

  Bron welcomes Doran Martel.

  Bron welcomes the Dawn nobles who came to the royal capital for the royal wedding together with Podrick and Tilion. When Bron wonders why Tilion was dispatched to welcome Dawn prince, Tirion explains that there is a bad relationship between the Lanister and the Martel family. Bron speculates that if the Martel family came to flow the blood of the Lannister, Taiwin would have decided to rape Tillion. The two welcomed the embassy, ​​but the younger brother, Prince Oberin, alternatively, instead of Prince Doran Martel, and Oberin was already in the city before dawn. Tillion speculates that Oberin is going to a local prostitute and relaxed. When Tilion and Bron arrived, Oberin was bringing two Lanister soldiers. Oberin asks Bron as the assassin hired by Tilion, and he acknowledged that Bron was the same, but now he is a knight. Oberin asks why this happened and guessed that Bron had killed the appropriate person, and Oberin was interesting. [twenty four]

  Bron protects Shay from the king's dock. Tilion is not interesting, saying that if his father won the war, he would marry Sansa Stark to secure the dominance of the northern Lanister. Bron pointed out that it was easy to marry Sansa and take over his son to rebuild his father, and he has sex secretly with Shay, and in this way, he has two wives and his own control. put in. But Tillion is worried that his mistress is not willing to do this plan, has a wife, has a mistress, and the entire northern despise himself. Bron points out that it is a waste of time for Tillion to be loved by everyone. Tillion's concerns hit, and Shana tells her that she doesn't sleep with him after Sanza takes off her pants. [twenty two]

  Bron attends the wedding of Tilion and Sanza Stark. Since I can't spend money to get better clothes and I don't want to spend it, I'm wearing only the leather jerkin in everyday wear. [twenty three]

  Game of Thrones: Season 4 [] (Game of Thrones: Season 4)

  Bron welcomes Doran Martel.

  Bron welcomes the Dawn nobles who came to the royal capital for the royal wedding together with Podrick and Tilion. When Bron wonders why Tilion was dispatched to welcome Dawn prince, Tirion explains that there is a bad relationship between the Lanister and the Martel family. Bron speculates that if the Martel family came to flow the blood of the Lannister, Taiwin would have decided to rape Tillion. The two welcomed the embassy, ​​but the younger brother, Prince Oberin, alternatively, instead of Prince Doran Martel, and Oberin was already in the city before dawn. Tillion speculates that Oberin is going to a local prostitute and relaxed. When Tilion and Bron arrived, Oberin was bringing two Lanister soldiers. Oberin asks Bron as the assassin hired by Tilion, and he acknowledged that Bron was the same, but now he is a knight. Oberin asks why this happened and guessed that Bron had killed the appropriate person, and Oberin was interesting. [twenty four]

  Bron protects Shay from the king's dock.

  Bronn is asked by Tyrion to help train Jaime's left arm in combat. He meets the captain at Red Prison River, away from prying eyes, and there insists that Bronn duel him with a sword. Bronn beats Jaime with his skill, but later becomes more skilled. At the wedding, Tyrion worries that Shae is uncooperative, but Bronn says that Shae has safely left the capital. [25]

  Bronn trains with Jaime at Red Prison River.

  After blaming Tyrion for killing Joffrey, Tyrion tells Pod to capture Bronn, but Pod says that Bronn is under investigation. During a sword training boxing match at River's Riverside, Bronn tells Jaime to visit his brother in the dungeons. He tells Jaime that Tyrion originally nominated Jaime as champion at Eyrie because he knew Jaime would fight for him, and asks Jaime if he is ready to fight for him now. Before Podrick leaves King's Wharf with Brienne of Tarth to search for the missing Sansa Stark, Bronn bears a gift from Tyrion. [26]

  Bron visits Tyrion's cell and openly doubts that Tyrion can topple the Mountain for him. Bronn is asked by Tyrion to help train Jaime's left arm in combat. He escapes prying eyes and meets the ringmaster at Red Prison River, where Bronn insists that they duel with a sword. Bronn beats Jaime with his skill, but later becomes more skilled. At the wedding, Tyrion worries that Shae is uncooperative, but Bronn says that Shae has safely left the capital. [25]

  Bronn trains with Jaime at Red Prison River.

  After blaming Tyrion for killing Joffrey, Tyrion tells Pod to capture Bronn, but Pod says that Bronn is under investigation. During a sword training boxing match at River's Riverside, Bronn asks Jaime to visit his brother in the dungeons. He tells Jaime that Tyrion originally nominated Jaime as champion at Eyrie because he knew Jaime would fight for him, and asks Jaime if he is ready to fight for him now. Before Podrick leaves King's Wharf with Brienne of Tarth to search for the missing Sansa Stark, Bronn bears a gift from Tyrion. [26]

  Bron visits Tyrion's cell and openly doubts that Tyrion can topple the Mountain for him. Tyrion asks him to help train Jaime's left arm in combat. He meets the ringmaster at Red River, away from prying eyes, and there insists that Bronn duel him with a sword. Bronn's skill beats Jaime, but later improves. At the wedding, Tyrion worries that Shae is uncooperative, but Bronn says that Shae has safely left the capital. [25]

  Bron trains with Jaime at the Red River.

  After blaming Tyrion for killing Joffrey, Tyrion tells Pod to capture Bronn, but Pod says that Bronn is under investigation.

  During a sword training boxing match at Rivers Riverside, Bronn tells Jaime to visit his brother in the dungeons. He tells Jaime that Tyrion originally nominated Jaime as champion at Eyrie because he knew Jaime would fight for him, and asks Jaime if he is ready to fight for him now.

  Before Podrick leaves King's Wharf with Brienne of Tarth to search for the missing Sansa Stark, Bronn bears a gift from Tyrion.

  [26]

  Bron visits Tyrion's cell and openly doubts that Tyrion can topple the Mountain for him.

  Bronn responds to Tyrion's summons a few days later, but the summons now evolves into a formality of appearance, revealing that Cersei has arranged for him to marry Lord Stokeworth's second daughter, Rorys Stokeworth. This marriage will once again raise Bronn's social status, making him a minor nobleman. Bronn is happy with this arrangement because it ensures that Rorys will eventually inherit Stokeworth Castle, as Lord Stokeworth's successor, Farys, is infertile. When Tyrion asks why he has come all the way, Bronn reminds him of his promise that he would offer Tyrion twice as much as anyone willing to sell him. Bronn points out that despite Tyrion offering wealth and possibly a share of the North, it is unlikely that Bronn will rule the North through Sansa. Bronn also openly questions Cersei's ability to defeat the monstrous and fearsome Lord Gregor Clegane, Cersei's champion. He points out that, despite their friendship, Tyrion has never risked his life for him. Bronn explains: "I like him. I like myself better." Given the extreme risk and the precious possibility of marriage offered by Cersei, it was the obvious choice to buy her off. Bronn's visit to Tyrion was ultimately motivated by guilt.

  Game of Thrones: Season 5

  Bron on a lollipop.

  Bronn and Rory walk outside Stokeworth Castle. Rorys talks at length about her upcoming wedding, but Bronn seems uninterested in the story. He comforts Rorys as she talks about her sister, Farys, and tells her that the wicked will always be punished. They are interrupted by Jaime near the castle. Jaime plans to bring Myrcella back to King's Landing from Dorne and asks Bronn to help him. He also reveals that Cersei has arranged for Willis Bracken to marry Rory in his place, which angers Bronn, who had made a deal with Cersei. However, Jaime tells Bronn that if they return, they will have better women and better castles. When Bronn asks where they are going, Jaime replies: "All the way south." [28]

  Bron and Jaime travel to Dorne on a merchant ship bound for Oldtown. Having visited Dorne before, Jaime warns Jaime of how dangerous the Dorne people are, especially their disdain for the Lannisters. When Bronn asks Jaime why he did not send others to bring Myrcella back to King's Landing, Jaime insists that he should carry out the mission himself. Bronn correctly deduces that Jaime must have freed Tyrion from imprisonment and led his father's death. Remembering his former employer, Bronn asks Jaime to greet Tyrion if the brothers are reunited, but Jaime replies that he will kill Tyrion if he ever sees him again. At night, Bronn and Jaime land on the shores of Dorne and camp there. In the morning, Bronn saves Jaime from a snake that would bite him, and cooks him for breakfast. During the meal, Bronn says that being bitten by a snake is a "worthless way to die," but Jaime thinks that any death is a "worthless way to die." While Bronn says he wants to die in a comfortable home with his sons pestering him for money, Jaime wants to die in the arms of the woman he loves. Bronn and Jaime fight the guards of Dorne. Bronn takes a walk with Rory and his wife outside Stokeworth Castle. Rorys talks at length about her upcoming wedding, but Bronn seems uninterested in the story. He comforts Rorys as she talks about her sister, Farys, and tells her that the wicked will always be punished. They are interrupted by Jaime near the castle. Jaime plans to bring Myrcella back to King's Landing from Dorne and asks Bronn to help him. He also reveals that Cersei has arranged for Willis Bracken to marry Rory in his place, which angers Bronn, who had a deal with Cersei. However, Jaime tells Bronn that if they return, they will have better women and better castles. When Bronn asks where they are going, Jaime replies: "All the way south." [28] Bronn and Jaime travel to Dorne on a merchant ship bound for Oldtown. Having visited Dorne before, he warns Jaime of how dangerous the Dorne people are, and of their disdain for the Lannisters in particular. When Bronn asks Jaime why he did not send others to bring Myrcella back to King's Landing, Jaime insists that he should carry out the mission himself. Bronn correctly surmises that Jaime must have freed Tyrion from imprisonment and led him to his father's death. Remembering his former employer, Bronn asks Jaime to greet Tyrion if the brothers are reunited, but Jaime replies that he will kill Tyrion if he ever sees him again. At night, Bronn and Jaime land on the shores of Dorne and make camp. In the morning, Bronn saves Jaime from a snake that would bite him, and cooks it for breakfast. During the meal, Bronn remarks that being bitten by a snake is a "worthless way to die", but Jaime thinks that any death is a "worthless way to die". While Bronn wants to die in a comfortable home while his sons beg him for money, Jaime wants to die in the arms of the woman he loves. It's like Bronn and Jaime fight the guards of Dorne. Bronn takes a walk with Rory and his wife outside Stokeworth Castle. Rorys talks at length about her upcoming wedding, but Bronn doesn't seem interested in the story. He comforts Rorys as she talks about her sister, Farys, and tells her that the wicked will always be punished. They are interrupted when they see Jaime near the castle. Jaime plans to bring Myrcella back to King's Landing from Dorne and asks Bronn to help him. He also reveals that Cersei has arranged for Willys Bracken to marry Rory in his place, which angers Bronn, who had a deal with Cersei. However, Jaime tells Bronn that if they go back, they will have better women and better castles. When Bronn asks where they are going, Jaime replies: "All the way south." [28]

  Bron and Jaime travel to Dorne on a merchant ship bound for Oldtown. Having visited Dorne before, Jaime warns him of how dangerous the Dorne people are, and how they despise the Lannisters in particular. When Bronn asks Jaime why he did not send others to bring Myrcella back to King's Landing, Jaime insists that he should carry out the mission himself. Bronn correctly deduces that Jaime must have freed Tyrion from imprisonment and led him to his father's death. Remembering his former employer, Bronn asks Jaime to greet Tyrion if the brothers are reunited, but Jaime replies that he will kill Tyrion if they ever meet again. At night, Bronn and Jaime land on the shores of Dorne and make camp. In the morning, Bronn saves Jaime from a snake that was about to bite him, and cooks him for breakfast. During the meal, Bronn says that being bitten by a snake is a "worthless way to die," but Jaime thinks that any death is a "worthless way to die." While Bronn says he wants to die in a comfortable home with his sons pestering him for money, Jaime wants to die in the arms of the woman he loves. Bronn and Jaime fight the Dorne guards.

  Soon after, they are found by the guards of Dorne from the past. Bronn tries to convince them that they are just lost travelers, but their leader orders them to throw their swords in the sand. They comply, but Bronn quickly kills two of the guards and kills the other's horse, giving it to Jaime. Jaime blocks a blow with his golden hand and kills the fourth guard while Bronn kills the fourth. Bronn is happy that he has finally got the Dorne stallion, but an annoyed Jaime orders Bronn to dig graves for the four guards. [6]

  Jamie and Bronn arrive at the Water Gardens.

  Disguised as Dorne soldiers, Bronn and Jaime finally arrive at the Water Gardens and search for Myrcella. They find her with Trystane Martell and are visibly surprised to see Jaime there. When Trystane tries to intervene, Bronn stands aside and advises Jaime to let Jaime and Myrcella talk. Trysten notices blood on Jaime and Bronn's uniforms and tries to grab his sword, but Bronn knocks him down and he falls to the ground. They are attacked by the Sand Snakes, daughters of Oberyn Martell, who are trying to kidnap Myrcella. Bronn fights Tyne Sand and a Sand Nymph, easily defeating them both despite minor injuries, but Areo Hota and the guards appear and order everyone to stop. After a tense moment, Bronn puts down his sword and is arrested along with the others. She points out Tyne's age but refrains from attacking him. [29]

  Bron is poisoned by Tyne Sand.

  Trapped in a dungeon with the Sand Snakes, Bronn attracts Tyne's interest by singing "The Dornish Wife" over and over. Bronn compliments Tyne on her beauty, but she cannot compare to the other women of Westeros. Tyne begins to remove his clothes to raise Bronn's blood pressure, causing him to have a nosebleed, his head to spin and he collapses. Tyne reveals that she has poisoned his knife, slowly killing him, but that she has an antidote and will only give it to him if he tells her that she is the most beautiful woman he has ever seen. When Bronn manages to say so, she shoots him with the antidote, which he drinks and seems to make him feel better. [30]

  Bronn is then released and brought before Doran Martell at Jaime's request. Doran wants to punish Bronn, but Jaime insists that Bronn was only following his orders. Bronn's fate is left to Trysten, who takes pity on Bronn and agrees to release him, but on the condition that Hota punch Trysten in the face in retaliation for Bronn's punch to Trysten. Hota does so. [31]

  Bronn, released, boards a ship at the docks to return to King's Wharf with Jaime, Mysella, and Trysten. While Doran prays for the safety of the group, Tyne calls out to Bronn, "Come and play with me." Tyne tells Bronn that he wants good women, but he also needs bad ones, and playfully bites his ear. Jaime summons Bronn to board the ship and leaves Dorne behind. However, after the ship passes, Myrcella collapses from a poison secretly given to her by Ellaria Sand before they depart. [32]

  Game of Thrones: Season 6 [] (Game of Thrones: season 6)

  Season 6, Episode 6: Bronn arrives at Riverrun with Jaime.

  Bronn is carried by Jaime as he leads the Lannister forces to Riverrun to help the Freys besiege the castle. Riverrun was the seat of House Tully, and Lord Edmure Tully's uncle Brynden Tully had recaptured it from the Freys. Bronn assisted Jaime when the latter received orders from Lothar Frey and Black Walder to besiege the castle. Both are frustrated by the incompetence of their Frey allies, but when Jaime suggests that he be the one to teach the Freys how to properly besiege the castle, Bronn becomes annoyed, arguing that he is needed because he is a better soldier than any of the Lannister militia. Jaime, who was promised a castle, land, and a wife to go to Dorne, remembers that he has nothing yet and tries to claim that he can have all three if he helps lead the siege, but is cut off by the Knight of the Foul. [33]

  Jaime and Bronn witness Frey's shoddy siege.

  Bronn and Jaime are visibly disgusted when Blackwalder fails to follow through on his threat to kill the captive Edmure, and attempts to use him as a bargaining chip to get the Freys to surrender the Blackfish. Bronn is present when Jaime punches Blackwalder and defies his orders to ensure Edmure is well-treated and fed. Acting under Jaime's authority, Bronn orders the Freys to dig around the castle and set up detonators. Although Bronn expresses skepticism that Jaime's push for the Blackfish will be successful, Jaime goes ahead with it. As Bronn predicted, Brynden refuses to surrender the castle to the Iron Throne and vows to continue the siege. [33]

  When Tyrion's former squire Podrick Payne arrives with Brienne of Tarth, Bronn rubs up against Podrick and greets him playfully, laughing. The sellsword is happy to see his old friend again, and the two exchange jokes about sex and swordsmanship. Bronn offers to teach Podrick the art of "dirty fighting", and Podrick accepts. The siege of Riverrun ends when Jaime convinces Edmure to order a surrender in exchange for preventing the deaths of his guards and his son. As the Lannister and Frey armies move to seize Riverrun, Podrick and Brienne escape with the help of the Blackfish. [34]

  Jaime and Bronn celebrate their victory at the Twin Towers.

  After a Frey replay of Riverrun, Bronn appears to celebrate the twins' victory with Lord Walder. He stands next to Jaime and expresses how jealous he is of the girls' erotic gazes. Jaime modestly asserts that she is not his type. Jaime then loudly calls them both over and introduces Bronn as the hero of the Battle of Blackwater Bay. At first, Bronn protests, saying he "isn't in the mood", but soon backs down and leaves the celebration with the two young women. [35]

  Bron and Jaime return to the capital. Bronn and Jaime are visibly disgusted when Blackwalder does not follow through on his threat to kill the captive Edmure, using him as a bargaining chip to get the Freys to surrender the Blackfish. Bronn is present when Jaime punches Blackwalder and defies his orders to ensure Edmure is well-treated and fed. Acting under Jaime's authority, Bronn orders the Freys to dig around the castle and set up detonators. Although Bronn expresses skepticism that Jaime will be successful in pushing the Blackfish forward, Jaime goes ahead with it. As Bronn predicted, Brynden refuses to surrender the castle to the Iron Throne and vows to continue the siege. [33]

  When Tyrion's former squire Podrick Payne arrives with Brienne of Tarth, Bronn rubs up against Podrick and greets him playfully, laughing. The sellsword is happy to see his old friend again, and the two exchange playful conversations about sex and swordsmanship. Bronn offers to teach Podrick the art of "dirty fighting", and Podrick accepts. The siege of Riverrun ends when Jaime convinces Edmure to order a surrender in exchange for preventing the deaths of his guards and his son. As the Lannister and Frey armies move to seize Riverrun, Podrick and Brienne escape with the help of the Blackfish. [34]

  Jaime and Bronn celebrate their victory at the Twin Towers.

  After a Frey replay of Riverrun, Bronn appears to celebrate the twins' victory with Lord Walder. He stands next to Jaime and expresses how jealous he is of the girls' erotic gazes. Jaime modestly asserts that she is not his type. Jaime then loudly calls them both over and introduces Bronn as the hero of the Battle of Blackwater Bay. At first, Bronn protests, saying he "isn't in the mood", but soon backs down and leaves the celebration with the two young women. [35]

  Bron and Jaime return to the capital. Bronn and Jaime are visibly disgusted when Blackwalder fails to follow through on his threat to kill the captive Edmure, and attempts to use him as a bargaining chip to get the Freys to surrender the Blackfish. Bronn is present when Jaime punches Blackwalder and defies his orders to ensure Edmure is well-treated and fed. Acting under Jaime's authority, Bronn orders the Freys to dig around the castle and set up detonators. Although Bronn expresses skepticism that Jaime's push for the Blackfish will be successful, Jaime goes ahead with it. As Bronn predicted, Brynden refuses to surrender the castle to the Iron Throne and vows to continue the siege. [33]

  When Tyrion's former squire Podrick Payne arrives with Brienne of Tarth, Bronn rubs up against Podrick and greets him playfully, laughing. The sellsword is happy to see his old friend again, and the two exchange jokes about sex and swordsmanship. Bronn offers to teach Podrick the art of "dirty fighting", and Podrick accepts. The siege of Riverrun ends when Jaime convinces Edmure to order a surrender in exchange for preventing the deaths of his guards and his son. As the Lannister and Frey armies move to seize Riverrun, Podrick and Brienne escape with the help of the Blackfish. [34]

  Jaime and Bronn celebrate their victory at the Twin Towers.

  After a Frey replay of Riverrun, Bronn appears to celebrate the twins' victory with Lord Walder. He stands next to Jaime and expresses how jealous he is of the girls' erotic gazes. Jaime modestly asserts that she is not his type. Jaime then loudly calls them both over and introduces Bronn as the hero of the Battle of Blackwater Bay. At first, Bronn protests, saying he "isn't in the mood", but soon backs down and leaves the celebration with the two young women. [35]

  Bron and Jaime return to the capital. Later, when the Lanister Army returns to the royal capital, he is witnessed to drive a car with Jamie. Like Jamie, he is shocked to see Bayler's "Great September" smoke wrapped in the ruins. Before Jamie and Bron knew, Sasay destroyed the September palace to destroy the September palace, the enemy of Sparrow and Fighter of Face, the rivals of the Branch of the Lanister family, and the Thai Racion in the reign of Tomen Barassion, who later exploded suicide. Eliminates the influence of the house. Later, Sarsey was throne to Andal and the indigenous queen. [35]

  Game of Slones: Season 7 [] (Game of Thrones: Season 7)

  Bron marchs with Lanister in Hi Garden.

  Tirion quotes Bron's words, entitled Daneris Targalien to take advice on capturing Castary Rock, following his determination to conquer an unparalleled eyed. Bron, on the other hand, continues to be Jamie's companion, assists the Lanister Army, who has succeeded in capturing the Hi Garden, and has used his loot to repay the debt of Bravos's Iron Bank.

  Jamie and Bron track a horde of Dos Laki.

  After the battle, Bron is dissatisfied with the remuneration yet, emphasizes the promised castle, and wants to have a high garden, but Jamie denies the castle. When Bron returns, he asks Dicon Tarli's frank impression of the battle, and he has the lack of experience of the young lord's first team. Immediately after that, Lanister's defense squad was attacked by Daneris Targalien and Dos Laki's army. Bron urged Jamie to escape to the king's dock, but it had no effect. When Deneris releases the dragon from Hygarden for Lanister's loot, Jamie will follow Bron and reach Cabern's Scorpion Barista. Bron is in the eyes of Dos Laki's Blood Rider and chases the battlefield to kill him. [9]

  Bron fires a lightning for the drogons and Deneris. < SPAN> After that, when the Lanister Army returns to the royal capital, he is witnessed driving a car with Jamie. Like Jamie, he is shocked to see Bayler's "Great September" smoke wrapped in the ruins. Before Jamie and Bron knew, Sasay destroyed the September palace to destroy the September palace, the enemy of Sparrow and Fighter of Face, the rivals of the Branch of the Lanister family, and the Thai Racion in the reign of Tomen Barassion, who later exploded suicide. Eliminates the influence of the house. Later, Sarsey was throne to Andal and the indigenous queen. [35]

  Game of Slones: Season 7 [] (Game of Thrones: Season 7)

  Bron marchs with Lanister in Hi Garden.

  Tirion quotes Bron's words when he has decided that Bron has determined to conquer unparalleled Ieyy, when he advises Deneris Targalien to capture Castary Rock. Bron, on the other hand, continues to be Jamie's companion, assists the Lanister Army, who has succeeded in capturing the Hi Garden, and has used his loot to repay the debt of Bravos's Iron Bank.

  Jamie and Bron track a horde of Dos Laki.

  • After the battle, Bron is dissatisfied with the remuneration yet, emphasizes the promised castle, and wants to have a high garden, but Jamie denies the castle. When Bron returns, he asks Dicon Tarli's frank impression of the battle, and he has the lack of experience of the young lord's first team. Immediately after that, Lanister's defense squad was attacked by Daneris Targalien and Dos Laki's army. Bron urged Jamie to escape to the king's dock, but it had no effect. When Deneris releases the dragon from Hygarden for Lannister's loot, Jamie will follow Bron and reach Cabern's Scorpion Barista. Bron is in the eyes of Dos Laki's Blood Rider and chases the battlefield to kill him. [9]

  Bron fires a lightning for the drogons and Deneris. Later, when the Lanister Army returns to the royal capital, he is witnessed to drive a car with Jamie. Like Jamie, he is shocked to see Bayler's "Great September" smoke wrapped in the ruins. Before Jamie and Bron knew, Sasay destroyed the September palace to destroy the September palace, the enemy of Sparrow and Fighter of Face, the rivals of the Branch of the Lanister family, and the Thai Racion in the reign of Tomen Barassion, who later exploded suicide. Eliminates the influence of the house. Later, Sarsey was throne to Andal and the indigenous queen. [35]

  Game of Slones: Season 7 [] (Game of Thrones: Season 7)

  Bron marchs with Lanister in Hi Garden.

  Tirion quotes Bron's words, entitled Daneris Targalien to take advice on capturing Castary Rock, following his determination to conquer an unparalleled eyed. Bron, on the other hand, continues to be Jamie's companion, assists the Lanister Army, who has succeeded in capturing the Hi Garden, and has used his loot to repay the debt of Bravos's Iron Bank.

  Jamie and Bron track a horde of Dos Laki.

  After the battle, Bron is dissatisfied with the remuneration yet, emphasizes the promised castle, and wants to have a high garden, but Jamie denies the castle. When Bron returns, he asks Dicon Tarli's frank impression of the battle, and he has the lack of experience of the young lord's first team. Immediately after that, Lanister's defense squad was attacked by Daneris Targalien and Dos Laki's army. Bron urged Jamie to escape to the king's dock, but it had no effect. When Deneris releases the dragon from Hygarden for Lannister's loot, Jamie will follow Bron and reach Cabern's Scorpion Barista. Bron is in the eyes of Dos Laki's Blood Rider and chases the battlefield to kill him. [9]

  Bron fires a lightning for the drogons and Deneris.

  Bronn arrives with the ballista on a stretcher, kills the bloodrider with a shot to the heart, and reloads his weapon. He shoots at Drogon and misses, but catches Daenerys' attention, and she climbs up to him to destroy the ballista. As Drogon is in range, Bronn aims and fires again, hitting Drogon in the shoulder. At first, the damage is enough that Drogon (led by Daenerys) begins to fall, but eventually it is not enough, and Drogon avoids hitting the ground and destroys the ballista with dragon fire. Bronn leaps to safety in the nick of time, and when Jaime foolishly tries to kill Daenerys from behind and meets him with dragon fire, Bronn tackles him to safety and the two fall into the river. [9]

  Bron pulls Jaime out of the water.

  After the battle, Bronn pulls Jaime out of the water and onto shore after Jaime's failed attempt to kill Daenerys and end the final war. Bronn says he spared Jaime because he might finish him off until he gets what Jaime wants. Jaime observes the power of the dragons and realizes that they will be in great danger if Daenerys chooses to use all three in the upcoming battle. When Bronn laments that he has a duty to tell Cersei what has happened, Jaime assures him that he will not be present for such an attack. Bronn thinks it would be safer to jump into the river than to face Cersei's wrath.[37]

  Tyrion is successful in contacting Bronn, and Jaime and Tyrion have a meeting in the crypt of the Red Keep.[37]

  Bron and Jaime watch as Daenerys' forces besiege King's Wharf. Returning from the wight hunt, Jon Snow, the hunters, Tyrion, and the rest of the Targaryen allies and captives arrive by ship at King's Wharf, while a large group of Unsullied and screaming Dothraki are in the fields outside the city. On their way to the Dragonpit, the group encounters Brienne of Tarth, Podrick Payne, and a Lannister force led by Bronn. Tyrion accompanies the group, addressing Bronn as "Ser Bronn of the Blackwater". Bronn responds by indicating that he has been thinking of Daenerys since the Battle of the Goldroad. Tyrion offers to double what the others have offered if Bronn reconsiders his allegiance.[38]

  Bronn accompanies the Stark-Targaryen party to the Dragonpit.

  Bronn assures Podrick, Tyrion, and Varys that no one has to worry, that he will look after himself. Tyrion disagrees, citing the danger he could be putting himself in by arranging a meeting between Jaime and his brother. Bronn says that Cersei is not offering him the bag of gold, but that a meeting between Varys and Tyrion could greatly increase his fortune. After a brief smile, Tyrion says he is glad to meet Bronn, to which the mercenary replies with a smile, "Yeah, you too." Upon arriving at the Dragonpit, the summit begins, and Bronn takes Podrick away, claiming that they have no place in the upcoming talks. [38]

  Game of Thrones: Season 8 [] (Game of Thrones: Season 8)

  

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