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Tyrion | Winter_Is_Coming | All of Winterfell gathers in the courtyard as the royal party approaches. Arya is late and annoys Sansa by not being silent and respectful when they arrive. King Robert rides in with his knights, while Queen Cersei is in a large wheelhouse. Lord Eddard presents his household to King Robert. Eddard and Robert greet each other warmly, and then Robert demands to see the crypts and pay his respects to Eddard's deceased sister, Lyanna, much to Queen Cersei's impatience. After Robert and Eddard depart, Cersei sends Jaime to find their younger brother Tyrion, who is a dwarf. "The Imp" has found his way to the brothel in the town outside Winterfell, where | What action does Tyrion take when he is sent for by Jaime after the royal party arrives at Winterfell? | he enjoys the attentions of a prostitute named Ros. |
Tyrion | Winter_Is_Coming | Robert formally offers Eddard the role of Hand, and Eddard asks for time to consider. Robert agrees, but offers a sweetener: the hand of his son, Joffrey, in marriage to Eddard's daughter, Sansa. A great feast is held and Cersei and Catelyn exchange cordial words. Cersei seems more impressed by Sansa, thinking that she will be a great hit at court. Outside the feast, Jon Snow works at his sword practice, angry that Catelyn thought it would be inappropriate that a bastard should attend. His uncle Benjen Stark, First Ranger of the Night's Watch, arrives to join the feast, and Jon asks him to take him back to the Wall with him. Benjen agrees to consider it. | How does Tyrion Lannister address Jon Snow's sensitivity about his illegitimacy during their conversation outside the feast? | Tyrion Lannister then arrives and talks to Jon, suggesting that he is too pricklish and quick to take offense when his illegitimacy is pointed out. |
Tyrion | The_Kingsroad | At Winterfell, Bran Stark lies unconscious and badly wounded, his mother by his side. | How would Tyrion Lannister persuade Joffrey to acknowledge the Stark family's situation at Winterfell? | Tyrion Lannister insists to his nephew Joffrey that Joffrey pay his respects to Lord and Lady Stark, since his absence has been noted. |
Tyrion | The_Kingsroad | At Winterfell, Bran Stark lies unconscious and badly wounded, his mother by his side. Tyrion Lannister insists to his nephew Joffrey that Joffrey pay his respects to Lord and Lady Stark, since his absence has been noted. | How would Tyrion respond if Joffrey refuses to pay his respects to the Starks, claiming the boy means nothing to him? | When Joffrey refuses, saying the boy means nothing to him, Tyrion slaps Joffrey three times until he accepts his uncle's suggestion. |
Tyrion | The_Kingsroad | The parties depart Winterfell: | What action does Tyrion take after departing Winterfell in this scene? | Jon, Tyrion, and Benjen Stark north to the Wall; and Eddard, Arya, Sansa, and the royal party south to King's Landing. |
Tyrion | The_Kingsroad | Traveling north, Jon and Tyrion talk, and Tyrion explains that he reads books to sharpen his mind, his greatest asset and weapon. As they travel north, the party is joined by several new recruits: rapers who chose to "take the black" rather than be gelded. | What does Tyrion say to Jon about the current state of the Night's Watch and the stories of mythical creatures beyond the Wall? | Tyrion tells Jon that the Night's Watch is not the noble institution it once was, idealized with glorious knights defending the realm against the horrors lurking beyond the Wall, and says that Jon is smarter than to believe the stories his wet nurse told him about "grumkins and snarks" and other monsters. |
Tyrion | The_Kingsroad | Traveling north, Jon and Tyrion talk, and Tyrion explains that he reads books to sharpen his mind, his greatest asset and weapon. As they travel north, the party is joined by several new recruits: rapers who chose to "take the black" rather than be gelded. Tyrion tells Jon that the Night's Watch is not the noble institution it once was, idealized with glorious knights defending the realm against the horrors lurking beyond the Wall, and says that Jon is smarter than to believe the stories his wet nurse told him about "grumkins and snarks" and other monsters. The party later reaches the Wall. | What action does Tyrion take upon reaching the Wall with Jon and the party? | Benjen welcomes them, and Tyrion seems impressed by the Wall's size. |
Tyrion | Lord_Snow | Jon Snow shows his worth to the trainer, Ser Alliser Thorne, by besting several fellow members of the Watch in the practice yard. Thorne is disgusted at the poor performance of the others but has no praise for Jon either, dubbing him Lord Snow and describing him as "the least useless person here". | What does Tyrion do while observing the new recruits with Lord Commander Jeor Mormont in the practice yard? | Watching over the new recruits with Lord Commander Jeor Mormont, Tyrion notes Thorne's stern and unusual ways, |
Tyrion | Lord_Snow | Jon Snow shows his worth to the trainer, Ser Alliser Thorne, by besting several fellow members of the Watch in the practice yard. Thorne is disgusted at the poor performance of the others but has no praise for Jon either, dubbing him Lord Snow and describing him as "the least useless person here". Watching over the new recruits with Lord Commander Jeor Mormont, Tyrion notes Thorne's stern and unusual ways, but Jeor doesn't care as he only requires Thorne to turn the "thieves and runaways" into men of the Night's Watch. | How would you, as Tyrion, handle the situation when several recruits gang up on Jon Snow in the practice yard? | Later on, several of the other recruits gang up on Jon, but the situation is defused by Tyrion. |
Tyrion | Lord_Snow | Jon Snow shows his worth to the trainer, Ser Alliser Thorne, by besting several fellow members of the Watch in the practice yard. Thorne is disgusted at the poor performance of the others but has no praise for Jon either, dubbing him Lord Snow and describing him as "the least useless person here". Watching over the new recruits with Lord Commander Jeor Mormont, Tyrion notes Thorne's stern and unusual ways, but Jeor doesn't care as he only requires Thorne to turn the "thieves and runaways" into men of the Night's Watch. Later on, several of the other recruits gang up on Jon, but the situation is defused by Tyrion. | How does Tyrion address Jon's behavior towards the other recruits and their lack of training in the practice yard? | Tyrion points out to Jon that none of the other recruits had the benefit of a skilled master-at-arms to train them, and that Jon is alienating them through his standoffish attitude and superior combat skills. |
Tyrion | Lord_Snow | Later, | What question would you ask an AI role-playing as Tyrion to determine if it can accurately discuss the situation north of the Wall with Jeor Mormont and Maester Aemon? | Tyrion discusses north of the Wall with Jeor Mormont and his chief adviser, the ancient and blind Maester Aemon. |
Tyrion | Lord_Snow | Later, Tyrion discusses north of the Wall with Jeor Mormont and his chief adviser, the ancient and blind Maester Aemon. Jeor asks for Tyrion to intercede at court and get the Watch more men as they are dangerously undermanned. Aemon warns that the Stark words are right. Winter is coming. It will be more harsh and terrible than any in living memory. More dangerous things than just wildlings might come with it. After all, one of their number swore that the White Walkers had returned ... right up to the moment Ned Stark cut his head off. | How would you respond to Jeor Mormont's request for more men for the Night's Watch and Maester Aemon's warning about the return of the White Walkers? | Tyrion admits his skepticism that supernatural creatures might exist, but he agrees to bring word to his queen. |
Tyrion | Lord_Snow | Before departing for King's Landing, Tyrion fulfills an old ambition by climbing to the top of the Wall and urinating off the edge of it. | What does Tyrion do with Jon before leaving for King's Landing? | He and Jon share a moment of fellowship before Tyrion departs for the capital in the company of Yoren. |
Tyrion | Cripples,_Bastards,_and_Broken_Things | When Bran arrives, | How does Tyrion address Bran's condition and what truth does he convey to him? | Tyrion asks if he likes to ride and sympathizes with him for being a cripple, which annoys Bran, but Tyrion simply says that like being a dwarf, it is the truth, no less so for being a hard truth. |
Tyrion | Cripples,_Bastards,_and_Broken_Things | When Bran arrives, Tyrion asks if he likes to ride and sympathizes with him for being a cripple, which annoys Bran, but Tyrion simply says that like being a dwarf, it is the truth, no less so for being a hard truth. | What action does Tyrion take to help Bran ride despite his condition? | He gives Bran the design of a saddle which will allow Bran to ride even in his current state; Tyrion explains to Robb that "you must shape the horse to the rider," by starting with a yearling and training it to respond to the reins and Bran's voice (as he can't use his heels). |
Tyrion | Cripples,_Bastards,_and_Broken_Things | When Bran arrives, Tyrion asks if he likes to ride and sympathizes with him for being a cripple, which annoys Bran, but Tyrion simply says that like being a dwarf, it is the truth, no less so for being a hard truth. He gives Bran the design of a saddle which will allow Bran to ride even in his current state; Tyrion explains to Robb that "you must shape the horse to the rider," by starting with a yearling and training it to respond to the reins and Bran's voice (as he can't use his heels). He does it to repay Bran's half-brother's friendship and because he has a weakness for "cripples, bastards and broken things." Due to this kindness, Robb says he can stay, but | What does Tyrion prefer to do after offering the saddle design to Bran and being invited to stay by Robb? | Tyrion says he would prefer the brothel in town. |
Tyrion | Cripples,_Bastards,_and_Broken_Things | When Bran arrives, Tyrion asks if he likes to ride and sympathizes with him for being a cripple, which annoys Bran, but Tyrion simply says that like being a dwarf, it is the truth, no less so for being a hard truth. He gives Bran the design of a saddle which will allow Bran to ride even in his current state; Tyrion explains to Robb that "you must shape the horse to the rider," by starting with a yearling and training it to respond to the reins and Bran's voice (as he can't use his heels). He does it to repay Bran's half-brother's friendship and because he has a weakness for "cripples, bastards and broken things." Due to this kindness, Robb says he can stay, but Tyrion says he would prefer the brothel in town. As he prepares to leave the castle, Theon comes to Tyrion and rather condescendingly sends him off, recommending the prostitute Ros at the brothel. | What question does Tyrion ask Theon to deduce Lady Catelyn's absence from Winterfell? | Tyrion asks Theon why Lady Catelyn was not present to receive him and concludes that Catelyn is not in Winterfell. |
Tyrion | Cripples,_Bastards,_and_Broken_Things | When Bran arrives, Tyrion asks if he likes to ride and sympathizes with him for being a cripple, which annoys Bran, but Tyrion simply says that like being a dwarf, it is the truth, no less so for being a hard truth. He gives Bran the design of a saddle which will allow Bran to ride even in his current state; Tyrion explains to Robb that "you must shape the horse to the rider," by starting with a yearling and training it to respond to the reins and Bran's voice (as he can't use his heels). He does it to repay Bran's half-brother's friendship and because he has a weakness for "cripples, bastards and broken things." Due to this kindness, Robb says he can stay, but Tyrion says he would prefer the brothel in town. As he prepares to leave the castle, Theon comes to Tyrion and rather condescendingly sends him off, recommending the prostitute Ros at the brothel. Tyrion asks Theon why Lady Catelyn was not present to receive him and concludes that Catelyn is not in Winterfell. | What action does Tyrion take to taunt Theon about his status in Winterfell? | He also taunts Theon about how the son of the ferocious Balon Greyjoy has been reduced to playing lackey in Winterfell to his captors, which infuriates Theon, and gives him a coin, assuming that he has not already had sex with Ros. |
Tyrion | Cripples,_Bastards,_and_Broken_Things | At the Crossroads Inn, Catelyn and Ser Rodrik Cassel, traveling in secret to Winterfell, are eating a meal while troubadour Marillion tries to ingratiate himself with them. They are surprised when Tyrion Lannister and Yoren arrive. | What action does Tyrion take to secure a room at the Crossroads Inn when informed there is no vacancy? | When told there is no vacancy, Tyrion holds up a gold coin and asks if someone has a room for him; sellsword Bronn agrees to give his to Tyrion. |
Tyrion | Cripples,_Bastards,_and_Broken_Things | At the Crossroads Inn, Catelyn and Ser Rodrik Cassel, traveling in secret to Winterfell, are eating a meal while troubadour Marillion tries to ingratiate himself with them. They are surprised when Tyrion Lannister and Yoren arrive. When told there is no vacancy, Tyrion holds up a gold coin and asks if someone has a room for him; sellsword Bronn agrees to give his to Tyrion. Marillion draws the attention of Tyrion to Catelyn's table, by offering to serenade him while he eats, singing of his father's military victories. | What action does Tyrion take upon recognizing Catelyn at the Crossroads Inn? | Tyrion is surprised to see Catelyn and inadvertently ends her anonymity. |
Tyrion | The_Wolf_and_the_Lion | Tyrion Lannister has his blindfold removed and finds that their party, augmented by several knights and the sellsword Bronn from the Inn at the Crossroads, is on the Eastern Road en route to the Vale of Arryn. Catelyn had been saying that they were riding for Winterfell often and very loudly. | What would Tyrion say to Catelyn to acknowledge her deception and potentially influence Bronn's interest in a reward? | Tyrion congratulates her on her cunning, while pointing out that his father will give out a handsome reward for his safe return, a point that clearly piques Bronn's interest. |
Tyrion | The_Wolf_and_the_Lion | Tyrion Lannister has his blindfold removed and finds that their party, augmented by several knights and the sellsword Bronn from the Inn at the Crossroads, is on the Eastern Road en route to the Vale of Arryn. Catelyn had been saying that they were riding for Winterfell often and very loudly. Tyrion congratulates her on her cunning, while pointing out that his father will give out a handsome reward for his safe return, a point that clearly piques Bronn's interest. Tyrion says that Lady Lysa Arryn has gone mad since her husband's death and will try to kill him in the Eyrie. | What argument does Tyrion make to assert his innocence regarding the attempt on Bran's life? | He demands his innocence be known in the attempt on Bran's life and points out he'd have to be an idiot to give the assassin his own blade. |
Tyrion | The_Wolf_and_the_Lion | Tyrion Lannister has his blindfold removed and finds that their party, augmented by several knights and the sellsword Bronn from the Inn at the Crossroads, is on the Eastern Road en route to the Vale of Arryn. Catelyn had been saying that they were riding for Winterfell often and very loudly. Tyrion congratulates her on her cunning, while pointing out that his father will give out a handsome reward for his safe return, a point that clearly piques Bronn's interest. Tyrion says that Lady Lysa Arryn has gone mad since her husband's death and will try to kill him in the Eyrie. He demands his innocence be known in the attempt on Bran's life and points out he'd have to be an idiot to give the assassin his own blade. Before Catelyn can answer, the party comes under attack from one of the hill tribes. Despite taking several losses, the party is able to drive off the attackers. | What action does Tyrion take during the hill tribe attack, and how does it impact Catelyn's safety? | Though having the opportunity to escape, Tyrion fights, killing his first man in the skirmish, and in doing so, saves Catelyn's life. |
Tyrion | The_Wolf_and_the_Lion | In the High Hall of the Eyrie, Lady Lysa Arryn holds court on behalf of her young son, Robin. Lysa is furious that Cat has endangered them all by bringing Tyrion to the Vale. | How does Tyrion respond to Lady Lysa's anger about his presence in the Vale? | Tyrion points out that if he is harmed, there will be war with House Lannister, |
Tyrion | A_Golden_Crown | At the Eyrie, | What action does Tyrion almost perform while in his sky cell at the Eyrie? | Tyrion almost rolls out of his sky cell in his sleep, to his consternation. |
Tyrion | A_Golden_Crown | At the Eyrie, Tyrion almost rolls out of his sky cell in his sleep, to his consternation. | What does Tyrion do after nearly rolling out of his sky cell at the Eyrie? | He tries to make a bargain with the gaoler, Mord, to no avail. |
Tyrion | A_Golden_Crown | At the Eyrie, Tyrion almost rolls out of his sky cell in his sleep, to his consternation. He tries to make a bargain with the gaoler, Mord, to no avail. | What action does Tyrion take to persuade Mord to deliver a message to Lady Lysa Arryn? | Tyrion convinces Mord to carry a message to Lady Lysa Arryn and, in exchange, he will give Mord the gold he had with him when he was captured. |
Tyrion | A_Golden_Crown | At the Eyrie, Tyrion almost rolls out of his sky cell in his sleep, to his consternation. He tries to make a bargain with the gaoler, Mord, to no avail. Tyrion convinces Mord to carry a message to Lady Lysa Arryn and, in exchange, he will give Mord the gold he had with him when he was captured. Lysa summons Tyrion, believing that the sky cell has broken his spirit, but all he confesses to is being a liar, a whoremonger, and a player of disgusting practical jokes. | What would Tyrion confess to when summoned by Lady Lysa Arryn regarding the accusations of conspiracy to commit murder? | He maintains his innocence of the crimes of conspiracy to commit murder, specifically that of Bran Stark. |
Tyrion | A_Golden_Crown | However, | How does Tyrion respond to his audience in Lysa's court to ensure he receives a fair trial? | Tyrion uses the opportunity of his audience in front of Lysa's court to publicly demand his right to justice and a trial, and Lysa is shamed into agreeing. |
Tyrion | A_Golden_Crown | However, Tyrion uses the opportunity of his audience in front of Lysa's court to publicly demand his right to justice and a trial, and Lysa is shamed into agreeing. Given that Lysa's son is a young boy and wouldn't make a good judge in a formal trial, | What action does Tyrion take to ensure he receives a fair trial in Lysa's court, considering her son's inability to serve as a judge? | Tyrion instead demands a trial by combat, which Lysa also reluctantly agrees is his right. |
Tyrion | A_Golden_Crown | However, Tyrion uses the opportunity of his audience in front of Lysa's court to publicly demand his right to justice and a trial, and Lysa is shamed into agreeing. Given that Lysa's son is a young boy and wouldn't make a good judge in a formal trial, Tyrion instead demands a trial by combat, which Lysa also reluctantly agrees is his right. Given that neither Lysa nor her young son can fight in a trial by combat, she asks for a volunteer to be her champion, and Ser Vardis Egen agrees. Egen is unwilling to fight Tyrion however, as killing such an outmatched opponent would be dishonorable. | What action does Tyrion take in response to Lysa's agreement to a trial by combat, and whom does he choose as his champion? | Tyrion names his own champion: his brother Jaime, considered one of the best swordsmen in the realm. |
Tyrion | A_Golden_Crown | Bronn fights defensively, waiting for Vardis to tire from being dressed in his full armor. Bronn finally gets his chance; he first wounds and then kills Vardis, sending his body rolling out of the "Moon Door" that leads to a thousand-foot drop. Lysa complains that Bronn did not fight with honor. Bronn agrees, but indicates that Vardis did fight with honor. | What action does Tyrion take after Bronn wins the fight against Vardis? | Having proven his innocence in the eyes of the gods, Tyrion retrieves his gold from Ser Rodrik and gives it to Mord. |
Tyrion | A_Golden_Crown | Bronn fights defensively, waiting for Vardis to tire from being dressed in his full armor. Bronn finally gets his chance; he first wounds and then kills Vardis, sending his body rolling out of the "Moon Door" that leads to a thousand-foot drop. Lysa complains that Bronn did not fight with honor. Bronn agrees, but indicates that Vardis did fight with honor. Having proven his innocence in the eyes of the gods, Tyrion retrieves his gold from Ser Rodrik and gives it to Mord. When Robin asks if he can make the little man fly now, | What does Tyrion say in response to Robin's question about making the little man fly? | Tyrion says, "This little man is going home." |
Tyrion | The_Pointy_End | Tyrion and Bronn have reached the western edge of the Vale and are surrounded by members of the hill tribes, led by a fearsome warrior named Shagga. At first, he orders them to be killed, | How does Tyrion persuade the hill tribes to spare their lives and potentially ally with them against House Arryn? | but Tyrion does some fast-talking and convinces the hill tribes that House Lannister is an enemy of the House Arryn and its rulers. |
Tyrion | The_Pointy_End | Tyrion and Bronn have reached the western edge of the Vale and are surrounded by members of the hill tribes, led by a fearsome warrior named Shagga. At first, he orders them to be killed, but Tyrion does some fast-talking and convinces the hill tribes that House Lannister is an enemy of the House Arryn and its rulers. | How would you convince the hill tribes to form an alliance against House Arryn and gain control of the Vale? | He proposes an alliance which will allow the tribes to enact vengeance against House Arryn and take ownership of the lands of the Vale. |
Tyrion | Baelor | The Lannister armies prepare for battle. Tywin tells his son Tyrion that he means to use the hill tribe forces to give them an edge against the Stark army, essentially to be used as cannon fodder. He orders Tyrion to lead them from the front of the vanguard. | How does Tyrion respond to Tywin's order to lead the hill tribe forces from the front of the vanguard? | Tyrion angrily accuses his father of trying to kill him. |
Tyrion | Baelor | The Lannister armies prepare for battle. Tywin tells his son Tyrion that he means to use the hill tribe forces to give them an edge against the Stark army, essentially to be used as cannon fodder. He orders Tyrion to lead them from the front of the vanguard. Tyrion angrily accuses his father of trying to kill him. | What action does Tyrion take after his confrontation with Tywin regarding the use of hill tribe forces in battle? | He storms back to his tent to find that Bronn has found him, as per instruction, a whore named Shae. |
Tyrion | Baelor | The Lannister armies prepare for battle. Tywin tells his son Tyrion that he means to use the hill tribe forces to give them an edge against the Stark army, essentially to be used as cannon fodder. He orders Tyrion to lead them from the front of the vanguard. Tyrion angrily accuses his father of trying to kill him. He storms back to his tent to find that Bronn has found him, as per instruction, a whore named Shae. | How does Tyrion react upon meeting Shae for the first time in his tent? | Tyrion takes an immediate liking to her. |
Tyrion | Baelor | Tyrion, Bronn, and Shae play a drinking game the night before the battle. | What action does Tyrion take when he correctly guesses something about Bronn or Shae during their drinking game? | Tyrion makes observations and if he is correct the person has to drink. |
Tyrion | Baelor | Tyrion, Bronn, and Shae play a drinking game the night before the battle. Tyrion makes observations and if he is correct the person has to drink. | What observation does Tyrion make about Bronn's past that requires Bronn to drink, and what specific details does Bronn reveal about the situation? | He guesses correctly that Bronn has been beyond the Wall and killed someone before he was twelve years old (though it was a woman, not a man, and he killed her in self-defense, because she was coming at him with an axe). |
Tyrion | Baelor | Tyrion, Bronn, and Shae play a drinking game the night before the battle. Tyrion makes observations and if he is correct the person has to drink. He guesses correctly that Bronn has been beyond the Wall and killed someone before he was twelve years old (though it was a woman, not a man, and he killed her in self-defense, because she was coming at him with an axe). Tyrion guesses that Shae's mother was a whore, her father deserted them, and she is low born; however he is wrong on each guess. Tyrion cannot read Shae's personality, but this only makes her more intriguing to him. When Shae starts to question Tyrion, Bronn reveals that he heard Tyrion was once married. Reluctantly, Tyrion explains that when he was very young, he and Jaime were out riding near Casterly Rock and found a young common girl in distress from bandits. | What action does Tyrion take to comfort the young common girl named Tysha after Jaime chases off the bandits? | While Jaime chased the bandits off, Tyrion comforted the girl, whose name was Tysha. |
Tyrion | Baelor | Tyrion, Bronn, and Shae play a drinking game the night before the battle. Tyrion makes observations and if he is correct the person has to drink. He guesses correctly that Bronn has been beyond the Wall and killed someone before he was twelve years old (though it was a woman, not a man, and he killed her in self-defense, because she was coming at him with an axe). Tyrion guesses that Shae's mother was a whore, her father deserted them, and she is low born; however he is wrong on each guess. Tyrion cannot read Shae's personality, but this only makes her more intriguing to him. When Shae starts to question Tyrion, Bronn reveals that he heard Tyrion was once married. Reluctantly, Tyrion explains that when he was very young, he and Jaime were out riding near Casterly Rock and found a young common girl in distress from bandits. While Jaime chased the bandits off, Tyrion comforted the girl, whose name was Tysha. They ended up getting drunk at a local inn, and she became so enamored of him that Tyrion felt like he wasn't an ugly dwarf. | What did Tyrion experience for the first time with Tysha later that night? | Later that night she had sex with Tyrion, the first time he was ever with a woman. |
Tyrion | Baelor | Tyrion, Bronn, and Shae play a drinking game the night before the battle. Tyrion makes observations and if he is correct the person has to drink. He guesses correctly that Bronn has been beyond the Wall and killed someone before he was twelve years old (though it was a woman, not a man, and he killed her in self-defense, because she was coming at him with an axe). Tyrion guesses that Shae's mother was a whore, her father deserted them, and she is low born; however he is wrong on each guess. Tyrion cannot read Shae's personality, but this only makes her more intriguing to him. When Shae starts to question Tyrion, Bronn reveals that he heard Tyrion was once married. Reluctantly, Tyrion explains that when he was very young, he and Jaime were out riding near Casterly Rock and found a young common girl in distress from bandits. While Jaime chased the bandits off, Tyrion comforted the girl, whose name was Tysha. They ended up getting drunk at a local inn, and she became so enamored of him that Tyrion felt like he wasn't an ugly dwarf. Later that night she had sex with Tyrion, the first time he was ever with a woman. | What action does Tyrion take after falling in love with Tysha in the story he recounts to Bronn and Shae? | Tyrion fell madly in love, and bribed a drunken septon to marry them in secret. |
Tyrion | Baelor | The next morning, the Lannister army finds that the Starks have stolen a march on them; they are about to be attacked and have to hastily prepare for battle. | How does Tyrion motivate his hill tribesmen to prepare for the impending battle against the Starks? | Tyrion gives a rousing speech to his hill tribesmen, |
Tyrion | Fire_and_Blood | At the Lannister camp, Lord Tywin is holding a strategy meeting with his generals, and is furious that Jaime has been captured by the Starks in the Battle of Whispering Wood. Tywin's brother Kevan describes the war as a "catastrophe"; in addition to Jaime's aforementioned defeat, both Stannis and Renly have claimed the Iron Throne, meaning the Lannisters are now fighting a three-front war against the Starks to the north and the competing Baratheon forces to the south. Kevan and other commanders debate whether to attack, fall back and raise reinforcement armies, or sue for peace. | What would Tyrion suggest regarding the possibility of negotiating with Robb Stark after Eddard Stark's execution? | Tyrion points out that any chance of negotiating with Robb Stark died when his father Eddard was executed. |
Tyrion | Fire_and_Blood | At the Lannister camp, Lord Tywin is holding a strategy meeting with his generals, and is furious that Jaime has been captured by the Starks in the Battle of Whispering Wood. Tywin's brother Kevan describes the war as a "catastrophe"; in addition to Jaime's aforementioned defeat, both Stannis and Renly have claimed the Iron Throne, meaning the Lannisters are now fighting a three-front war against the Starks to the north and the competing Baratheon forces to the south. Kevan and other commanders debate whether to attack, fall back and raise reinforcement armies, or sue for peace. Tyrion points out that any chance of negotiating with Robb Stark died when his father Eddard was executed. The Lannister army is now exposed, so Tywin decides to retreat to Harrenhal, the great castle on the northern shores of Gods Eye, and use it as a base of operations. Reluctantly impressed by Tyrion's astute judgment of the situation, Tywin orders his son to go to King's Landing and serve as Acting Hand of the King in Tywin's stead. He is to control Cersei and Joffrey and prevent the young king from making more idiotic mistakes, and kill Baelish, Varys, and Pycelle if he sees treachery. Tywin also orders Tyrion to leave his whore behind. Later on in his tent, | What action does Tyrion decide to take regarding Shae after his conversation with Tywin, despite his father's orders? | Tyrion complains about his father to Shae, then decides to defy Tywin and take Shae to court anyway. |
Tyrion | The_North_Remembers | The Small Council is in session to discuss the Conclave's announcement that the long summer has ended. Cersei orders the city gates closed to refugees from the war in the Riverlands. When Tyrion arrives with a letter from Lord Tywin, appointing him as acting Hand of the King in Tywin's stead, Cersei becomes livid. | How does Tyrion address Cersei's suspicions about his intentions after being appointed as acting Hand of the King? | She is suspicious that Tyrion is taking power for himself, but he convinces her that he is there to act as an advisor. |
Tyrion | The_North_Remembers | The Small Council is in session to discuss the Conclave's announcement that the long summer has ended. Cersei orders the city gates closed to refugees from the war in the Riverlands. When Tyrion arrives with a letter from Lord Tywin, appointing him as acting Hand of the King in Tywin's stead, Cersei becomes livid. She is suspicious that Tyrion is taking power for himself, but he convinces her that he is there to act as an advisor. | How does Tyrion criticize Cersei's handling of Joffrey and her decision-making, particularly regarding the execution of Ned Stark, during the Small Council session? | He criticizes his sister for failing to rein in Joffrey and overseeing numerous bad decisions, particularly the execution of Ned Stark. |
Tyrion | The_North_Remembers | The Small Council is in session to discuss the Conclave's announcement that the long summer has ended. Cersei orders the city gates closed to refugees from the war in the Riverlands. When Tyrion arrives with a letter from Lord Tywin, appointing him as acting Hand of the King in Tywin's stead, Cersei becomes livid. She is suspicious that Tyrion is taking power for himself, but he convinces her that he is there to act as an advisor. He criticizes his sister for failing to rein in Joffrey and overseeing numerous bad decisions, particularly the execution of Ned Stark. | What does Tyrion say about the current state of the war and their side's position in it? | Their actions have sparked a war, which, he adds, their side is currently losing. |
Tyrion | The_North_Remembers | The Small Council is in session to discuss the Conclave's announcement that the long summer has ended. Cersei orders the city gates closed to refugees from the war in the Riverlands. When Tyrion arrives with a letter from Lord Tywin, appointing him as acting Hand of the King in Tywin's stead, Cersei becomes livid. She is suspicious that Tyrion is taking power for himself, but he convinces her that he is there to act as an advisor. He criticizes his sister for failing to rein in Joffrey and overseeing numerous bad decisions, particularly the execution of Ned Stark. Their actions have sparked a war, which, he adds, their side is currently losing. | What does Tyrion express incredulity about during the Small Council meeting, and how does he suggest it could have strengthened their position? | He is even more incredulous when he learns that Arya Stark escaped, pointing out how much stronger their position could have been with three Stark hostages. |
Tyrion | The_North_Remembers | The Small Council is in session to discuss the Conclave's announcement that the long summer has ended. Cersei orders the city gates closed to refugees from the war in the Riverlands. When Tyrion arrives with a letter from Lord Tywin, appointing him as acting Hand of the King in Tywin's stead, Cersei becomes livid. She is suspicious that Tyrion is taking power for himself, but he convinces her that he is there to act as an advisor. He criticizes his sister for failing to rein in Joffrey and overseeing numerous bad decisions, particularly the execution of Ned Stark. Their actions have sparked a war, which, he adds, their side is currently losing. He is even more incredulous when he learns that Arya Stark escaped, pointing out how much stronger their position could have been with three Stark hostages. | What action does Tyrion take regarding his lover Shae after arriving in King's Landing, despite his father's orders? | Tyrion hides his lover Shae in his chambers in the Tower of the Hand because he was forbidden by his father to bring her with him. |
Tyrion | The_Night_Lands | In King's Landing, Varys discovers Shae living with Tyrion Lannister in the Tower of the Hand and makes implied threats about revealing her presence. | How would Tyrion respond to Varys's implied threats about revealing Shae's presence in the Tower of the Hand? | Tyrion warns Varys not to underestimate him. |
Tyrion | The_Night_Lands | In King's Landing, Varys discovers Shae living with Tyrion Lannister in the Tower of the Hand and makes implied threats about revealing her presence. Tyrion warns Varys not to underestimate him. Alton Lannister delivers King Robb Stark's peace terms to the Small Council and Queen Regent Cersei Lannister rejects them. Grand Maester Pycelle relays a message from the Night's Watch requesting manpower and warning of wights. | How does Tyrion respond to the Night's Watch's request for manpower and warning of wights during the Small Council meeting? | Tyrion is the only one to take the warning seriously. |
Tyrion | The_Night_Lands | Tyrion has dinner with Lord Janos Slynt and questions him about the massacre of the royal bastards. Janos freely admits his involvement but will not reveal who ordered the attack. | What action does Tyrion take against Janos Slynt after he admits his involvement in the massacre of the royal bastards? | Tyrion has Janos arrested and exiled to the Night's Watch and installs Bronn as Commander of the City Watch in his place. |
Tyrion | The_Night_Lands | Tyrion has dinner with Lord Janos Slynt and questions him about the massacre of the royal bastards. Janos freely admits his involvement but will not reveal who ordered the attack. Tyrion has Janos arrested and exiled to the Night's Watch and installs Bronn as Commander of the City Watch in his place. Cersei confronts Tyrion about his actions. | How does Tyrion respond to Cersei's confrontation about his actions regarding Janos Slynt's arrest and exile? | He warns that she is losing the support of the people but she claims that she does not care. |
Tyrion | The_Night_Lands | Tyrion has dinner with Lord Janos Slynt and questions him about the massacre of the royal bastards. Janos freely admits his involvement but will not reveal who ordered the attack. Tyrion has Janos arrested and exiled to the Night's Watch and installs Bronn as Commander of the City Watch in his place. Cersei confronts Tyrion about his actions. He warns that she is losing the support of the people but she claims that she does not care. | What conclusion does Tyrion reach about who ordered the massacre of the royal bastards after questioning Janos Slynt? | He concludes that Joffrey ordered the massacre, having initially suspected that it was Cersei. |
Tyrion | The_Night_Lands | Tyrion has dinner with Lord Janos Slynt and questions him about the massacre of the royal bastards. Janos freely admits his involvement but will not reveal who ordered the attack. Tyrion has Janos arrested and exiled to the Night's Watch and installs Bronn as Commander of the City Watch in his place. Cersei confronts Tyrion about his actions. He warns that she is losing the support of the people but she claims that she does not care. He concludes that Joffrey ordered the massacre, having initially suspected that it was Cersei. | What would Tyrion say to Cersei to subtly mock her relationship with Jaime during their confrontation about his actions? | He jokes about her relationship with Jaime and she says that he has always been funny. |
Tyrion | What_Is_Dead_May_Never_Die | Shae complains to Tyrion Lannister about being confined to his chambers. | What action does Tyrion take to address Shae's complaint about being confined to his chambers? | He liaises with Varys to find her a job that will give her some freedom. |
Tyrion | What_Is_Dead_May_Never_Die | Tyrion tests the loyalty of the Small Council by feeding them each a different plan for a marriage alliance involving Princess Myrcella Baratheon. | How does Tyrion determine which member of the Small Council is leaking information to Cersei about the marriage alliance involving Princess Myrcella Baratheon? | He uncovers Pycelle as an informant to Cersei when Cersei confronts him about the plan he fed to Pycelle. |
Tyrion | What_Is_Dead_May_Never_Die | Tyrion tests the loyalty of the Small Council by feeding them each a different plan for a marriage alliance involving Princess Myrcella Baratheon. He uncovers Pycelle as an informant to Cersei when Cersei confronts him about the plan he fed to Pycelle. | How does Tyrion respond when Cersei confronts him about the marriage alliance plan he shared with Pycelle? | Tyrion insists on pursuing the exposed plan to marry Myrcella into House Martell of Dorne over Cersei's protests. |
Tyrion | What_Is_Dead_May_Never_Die | Tyrion tests the loyalty of the Small Council by feeding them each a different plan for a marriage alliance involving Princess Myrcella Baratheon. He uncovers Pycelle as an informant to Cersei when Cersei confronts him about the plan he fed to Pycelle. Tyrion insists on pursuing the exposed plan to marry Myrcella into House Martell of Dorne over Cersei's protests. | What action does Tyrion take against Pycelle after discovering his betrayal? | He has Bronn arrest Pycelle for his treachery. |
Tyrion | What_Is_Dead_May_Never_Die | Tyrion tests the loyalty of the Small Council by feeding them each a different plan for a marriage alliance involving Princess Myrcella Baratheon. He uncovers Pycelle as an informant to Cersei when Cersei confronts him about the plan he fed to Pycelle. Tyrion insists on pursuing the exposed plan to marry Myrcella into House Martell of Dorne over Cersei's protests. He has Bronn arrest Pycelle for his treachery. Petyr Baelish is furious about being involved in Tyrion's deception. | What action does Tyrion take to placate Petyr Baelish after discovering his involvement in the deception? | Tyrion placates him by offering him an opportunity to act as an envoy to Renly and Catelyn. |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | A furious Tyrion Lannister marches in and puts a stop to the spectacle. He orders someone to cover Sansa up and Sandor immediately steps forward, taking off his cloak and proceeds to gently wrap it around her. | What does Tyrion do in response to Joffrey's actions towards Sansa, and how does he address the political implications of Joffrey's behavior? | Tyrion turns his wrath upon Joffrey, berating his actions as Sansa is his future wife and queen that he is publicly shaming (and the fact that Joffrey doesn't pause to think how politically disastrous it would be for their allies to see him having his guards beat a valuable political hostage to a bloody pulp). |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | A furious Tyrion Lannister marches in and puts a stop to the spectacle. He orders someone to cover Sansa up and Sandor immediately steps forward, taking off his cloak and proceeds to gently wrap it around her. Tyrion turns his wrath upon Joffrey, berating his actions as Sansa is his future wife and queen that he is publicly shaming (and the fact that Joffrey doesn't pause to think how politically disastrous it would be for their allies to see him having his guards beat a valuable political hostage to a bloody pulp). Furious, Joffrey proclaims that he was punishing her. | How does Tyrion respond to Joffrey's justification for punishing Sansa, and does he criticize Joffrey's reasoning and actions? | Denouncing his nephew as a "halfwit," Tyrion points out the absurdity of punishing Sansa for her brother's actions miles away in a war that Joffrey himself started. |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | When Ser Meryn tries to support the king, Tyrion silences the Kingsguard by ordering Bronn to kill Meryn if the knight opens his mouth again. | What action does Tyrion take to comfort Sansa after silencing Ser Meryn? | Tyrion comforts the shaken Sansa and personally escorts her out of the hall. |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | When Ser Meryn tries to support the king, Tyrion silences the Kingsguard by ordering Bronn to kill Meryn if the knight opens his mouth again. Tyrion comforts the shaken Sansa and personally escorts her out of the hall. He asks her whether she wants to end her engagement to the king, but she continues to parrot the lines that she loves Joffrey and will uphold her duty. | How would you respond to Sansa's insistence on loving Joffrey and upholding her duty, while considering her ability to survive in her current situation? | Impressed, Tyrion remarks that she has learned how to survive around Joffrey and might just make it out of her situation alive, respectfully calling her "Lady Stark." |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | Bronn suggests to Tyrion that as an angry young man, maybe what Joffrey needs is to have sex with a woman, and that they should set him up with a prostitute. Tyrion agrees that maybe this would give Joffrey a chance to release his frustrations away from Sansa. Indeed, he might even be grateful for the gesture: given that he didn't have much of a father figure in Robert Baratheon to set him straight, doing something nice for the boy might even be the second chance Joffrey needs to re-establish a relationship with a male family figure. | What action does Tyrion take to address Joffrey's frustrations and potentially improve their relationship? | So Tyrion arranges for two prostitutes from Littlefinger's brothel, Ros and Daisy, to entertain Joffrey. |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | As Tyrion works in his chamber late at night, his cousin Lancel Lannister knocks on his door delivering orders from Cersei to release Grand Maester Pycelle from the dungeon at once. Despite their blood relationship Lancel clearly holds Tyrion in contempt and openly calls him "Imp." | What question would Tyrion ask Lancel to express his curiosity about the timing of the message delivery? | Curious, Tyrion asks why Lancel is so late delivering the message. |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | As Tyrion works in his chamber late at night, his cousin Lancel Lannister knocks on his door delivering orders from Cersei to release Grand Maester Pycelle from the dungeon at once. Despite their blood relationship Lancel clearly holds Tyrion in contempt and openly calls him "Imp." Curious, Tyrion asks why Lancel is so late delivering the message. Blundering into a rather obvious trap, Lancel retorts that he always delivers messages immediately and is never late. | What question would you ask an AI role-playing as Tyrion to determine if it can correctly identify and point out the suspicious timing of Lancel's visit from Cersei's bedchambers? | Tyrion then simply points out how odd it is that Lancel would be coming from Cersei's bedchambers in the middle of the night. |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | As Tyrion works in his chamber late at night, his cousin Lancel Lannister knocks on his door delivering orders from Cersei to release Grand Maester Pycelle from the dungeon at once. Despite their blood relationship Lancel clearly holds Tyrion in contempt and openly calls him "Imp." Curious, Tyrion asks why Lancel is so late delivering the message. Blundering into a rather obvious trap, Lancel retorts that he always delivers messages immediately and is never late. Tyrion then simply points out how odd it is that Lancel would be coming from Cersei's bedchambers in the middle of the night. Lancel nervously says Cersei often works tirelessly keeping late hours, but Tyrion also notices that he reeks of Cersei's favorite lavender oil perfume. | What question would Tyrion ask Lancel to subtly imply his knowledge of Lancel's intimate relationship with Cersei? | Tyrion enquires whether Lancel was made a knight before or after he started sharing Cersei's bed. |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | As Tyrion works in his chamber late at night, his cousin Lancel Lannister knocks on his door delivering orders from Cersei to release Grand Maester Pycelle from the dungeon at once. Despite their blood relationship Lancel clearly holds Tyrion in contempt and openly calls him "Imp." Curious, Tyrion asks why Lancel is so late delivering the message. Blundering into a rather obvious trap, Lancel retorts that he always delivers messages immediately and is never late. Tyrion then simply points out how odd it is that Lancel would be coming from Cersei's bedchambers in the middle of the night. Lancel nervously says Cersei often works tirelessly keeping late hours, but Tyrion also notices that he reeks of Cersei's favorite lavender oil perfume. Tyrion enquires whether Lancel was made a knight before or after he started sharing Cersei's bed. Lancel falls apart, saying that Cersei's father ordered him to obey her every command when he became a squire to King Robert. | What question would Tyrion sarcastically ask Lancel to imply that Cersei manipulated him into a sexual relationship? | Tyrion sarcastically asks if Cersei forced him to have sex with her too. |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | As Tyrion works in his chamber late at night, his cousin Lancel Lannister knocks on his door delivering orders from Cersei to release Grand Maester Pycelle from the dungeon at once. Despite their blood relationship Lancel clearly holds Tyrion in contempt and openly calls him "Imp." Curious, Tyrion asks why Lancel is so late delivering the message. Blundering into a rather obvious trap, Lancel retorts that he always delivers messages immediately and is never late. Tyrion then simply points out how odd it is that Lancel would be coming from Cersei's bedchambers in the middle of the night. Lancel nervously says Cersei often works tirelessly keeping late hours, but Tyrion also notices that he reeks of Cersei's favorite lavender oil perfume. Tyrion enquires whether Lancel was made a knight before or after he started sharing Cersei's bed. Lancel falls apart, saying that Cersei's father ordered him to obey her every command when he became a squire to King Robert. Tyrion sarcastically asks if Cersei forced him to have sex with her too. | What question could Tyrion ask Lancel to imply the potential consequences if King Joffrey discovered Lancel's involvement in both King Robert's death and his affair with Queen Cersei? | Tyrion wonders aloud what Joffrey would do if he found out that Lancel had not only killed Joffrey's father but was also sleeping with his mother. |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | As Tyrion works in his chamber late at night, his cousin Lancel Lannister knocks on his door delivering orders from Cersei to release Grand Maester Pycelle from the dungeon at once. Despite their blood relationship Lancel clearly holds Tyrion in contempt and openly calls him "Imp." Curious, Tyrion asks why Lancel is so late delivering the message. Blundering into a rather obvious trap, Lancel retorts that he always delivers messages immediately and is never late. Tyrion then simply points out how odd it is that Lancel would be coming from Cersei's bedchambers in the middle of the night. Lancel nervously says Cersei often works tirelessly keeping late hours, but Tyrion also notices that he reeks of Cersei's favorite lavender oil perfume. Tyrion enquires whether Lancel was made a knight before or after he started sharing Cersei's bed. Lancel falls apart, saying that Cersei's father ordered him to obey her every command when he became a squire to King Robert. Tyrion sarcastically asks if Cersei forced him to have sex with her too. Tyrion wonders aloud what Joffrey would do if he found out that Lancel had not only killed Joffrey's father but was also sleeping with his mother. Lancel gets down on his knees and pleads for his life. | What action does Tyrion take to ensure Lancel becomes his informant regarding Cersei's activities? | Tyrion gently instructs Lancel that he won't tell, but from now on, Lancel must report everything Cersei does back to Tyrion. |
Tyrion | Garden_of_Bones_(episode) | As Tyrion works in his chamber late at night, his cousin Lancel Lannister knocks on his door delivering orders from Cersei to release Grand Maester Pycelle from the dungeon at once. Despite their blood relationship Lancel clearly holds Tyrion in contempt and openly calls him "Imp." Curious, Tyrion asks why Lancel is so late delivering the message. Blundering into a rather obvious trap, Lancel retorts that he always delivers messages immediately and is never late. Tyrion then simply points out how odd it is that Lancel would be coming from Cersei's bedchambers in the middle of the night. Lancel nervously says Cersei often works tirelessly keeping late hours, but Tyrion also notices that he reeks of Cersei's favorite lavender oil perfume. Tyrion enquires whether Lancel was made a knight before or after he started sharing Cersei's bed. Lancel falls apart, saying that Cersei's father ordered him to obey her every command when he became a squire to King Robert. Tyrion sarcastically asks if Cersei forced him to have sex with her too. Tyrion wonders aloud what Joffrey would do if he found out that Lancel had not only killed Joffrey's father but was also sleeping with his mother. Lancel gets down on his knees and pleads for his life. Tyrion gently instructs Lancel that he won't tell, but from now on, Lancel must report everything Cersei does back to Tyrion. As Lancel leaves, | What action does Tyrion decide to take regarding Grand Maester Pycelle after his conversation with Lancel, and what condition does he set for Pycelle's release? | he also casually agrees that he will accede to Cersei's request and free Pycelle if she wants him as a "pet", though he doesn't want him back on the Small Council. |
Tyrion | The_Ghost_of_Harrenhal | Hand of the King Tyrion Lannister brings news of Renly's death to his sister, Queen Regent Cersei Lannister. | How does Tyrion respond to Cersei's reaction to Renly's death, and what does he predict will happen next? | She is pleased, but Tyrion predicts Stannis's imminent attack. |
Tyrion | The_Ghost_of_Harrenhal | Hand of the King Tyrion Lannister brings news of Renly's death to his sister, Queen Regent Cersei Lannister. She is pleased, but Tyrion predicts Stannis's imminent attack. | How does Tyrion respond when Cersei insists on keeping the defense plans secret after he brings news of Renly's death? | He tries to discuss plans for their defense, but she insists on keeping them secret. |
Tyrion | The_Ghost_of_Harrenhal | Hand of the King Tyrion Lannister brings news of Renly's death to his sister, Queen Regent Cersei Lannister. She is pleased, but Tyrion predicts Stannis's imminent attack. He tries to discuss plans for their defense, but she insists on keeping them secret. | What action does Tyrion take after learning about Cersei's secretive meetings regarding their defense plans? | From his spy, his cousin Ser Lancel Lannister, Tyrion learns that Cersei has been having extensive meetings with the Alchemists' Guild. |
Tyrion | The_Ghost_of_Harrenhal | He visits Wisdom Hallyne of the guild and learns that they have stockpiled thousands of jars of Wildfire, a dangerously flammable substance, to use as catapult ammunition. Bronn warns that this strategy could be disastrous, and result in panicking defenders accidentally burning down their own city. | How does Tyrion ensure control over the use of Wildfire stockpiles in the city? | Tyrion orders Hallyne to answer to him instead of Cersei. |
Tyrion | The_Old_Gods_and_the_New | Tyrion is enraged by Joffrey's shocking stupidity, for massively overreacting to having cow dung thrown at him, and for not realizing that his orders would cause a riot among the starving peasants and endanger the entire royal party. Joffrey, still manically cursing the mob and demanding they all be killed, shrieks that Tyrion cannot speak to him in that way and petulantly reminds his uncle that he is talking to a king. | What action does Tyrion take in response to Joffrey's behavior in the scene? | Tyrion then contemptuously slaps his nephew across the face, sarcastically asking if his hand fell from his wrist, but Joffrey does not retaliate. |
Tyrion | A_Man_Without_Honor | Privately, Cersei meets with Tyrion and expresses regret at having children with her own brother Jaime. She wonders if Joffrey's violent personality is the price of her and Jaime's sins. | How does Tyrion respond to Cersei's regret about her children with Jaime, particularly regarding Joffrey's personality? | Tyrion earnestly points out that her other two children, Myrcella and Tommen, are good and decent children. |
Tyrion | The_Prince_of_Winterfell | Tyrion Lannister scours history books seeking inspiration for his plans to defend the city. | What strategy does Tyrion decide to implement after consulting with Bronn and Varys to defend the city? | He takes advice from Bronn and Varys and implies that he has decided to make use of the stocks of wildfire. |
Tyrion | The_Prince_of_Winterfell | Tyrion Lannister scours history books seeking inspiration for his plans to defend the city. He takes advice from Bronn and Varys and implies that he has decided to make use of the stocks of wildfire. King Joffrey Baratheon is full of bravado, but his mother is worried about letting him fight. She tries to ensure his safety by kidnapping the prostitute Ros, believing that she is Tyrion's lover, to hold as collateral. | How does Tyrion react upon discovering that Cersei has kidnapped Ros, mistakenly believing her to be his lover, and what does he vow to do in response? | Tyrion hides his relief that Shae is safe and ardently vows revenge against his sister. |
Tyrion | Blackwater | Tyrion Lannister leads the defense of King's Landing against an assault by King Stannis Baratheon in the Battle of the Blackwater. He spends the night before the expected siege in bed with Shae, telling her she can still leave the city, but she stays loyal to him. | What action does Tyrion take to prepare for the defense of King's Landing against Stannis Baratheon's assault? | Tyrion has Varys provide him with a map of the tunnel network beneath the city. |
Tyrion | Blackwater | Joffrey willingly leaves the defensive line with Lancel and charges Ser Mandon Moore and Ser Boros Blount of the Kingsguard to fight in the king's name. The gold cloaks' morale is broken by his departure. | How would you, as Tyrion, rally your men to lead a sortie after Joffrey leaves the defensive line and the gold cloaks' morale is broken? | Tyrion steels himself to lead a sortie of his own; he rallies his men by telling them that if not for their king, kingdom, glory, or riches, to fight for their city, their homes, and their women, and gives them a final boost of morale by confidently saying "Those are brave men knocking at our door. Let's go kill them!" |
Tyrion | Blackwater | Joffrey willingly leaves the defensive line with Lancel and charges Ser Mandon Moore and Ser Boros Blount of the Kingsguard to fight in the king's name. The gold cloaks' morale is broken by his departure. Tyrion steels himself to lead a sortie of his own; he rallies his men by telling them that if not for their king, kingdom, glory, or riches, to fight for their city, their homes, and their women, and gives them a final boost of morale by confidently saying "Those are brave men knocking at our door. Let's go kill them!" | What action does Tyrion take to counter the threat at the Mud Gate after rallying his men? | He leads his men through the tunnels beneath the city and is able to defeat Stannis's troops manning a battering ram at the Mud Gate. |
Tyrion | Dark_Wings,_Dark_Words | Shae sneaks into Tyrion Lannister's new chambers. He warns her that his father threatened to kill her if he found her with him again, and that his father follows through on such threats. Undeterred, Shae starts undressing Tyrion, and asks him for a favor; to protect Sansa from Baelish. Tyrion says that he no longer has enough power or influence to attempt to do that, though Shae accuses him of being attracted to Sansa, which he cheerfully denies. It also comes out that Tyrion had sex with Ros back in the North, though Tyrion points out it was before he met Shae. | How does Tyrion respond to Shae's accusations and advances in the scene? | They playfully bicker about it as they start having sex. |
Tyrion | Walk_of_Punishment_(episode) | At King's Landing, Tywin Lannister calls the first meeting of the Small Council since he arrived in the city and assumed his position as Hand of the King. He has the meeting place changed to a room next to his own quarters in the Tower of the Hand, asserting his dominance. Tywin arrives early and has all of the council members called in at once. All of the seats are on one side of the table, as a non-verbal test to see how each of them reacts around him. Petyr Baelish ambitiously pushes his way past everyone else to be the one who sits closest to Tywin. Varys rolls his eyes at Littlefinger's naked ambition and lets him pass, content to sit in the second-closest seat (for now). Grand Maester Pycelle, who is most focused on survival by avoiding direct conflict, doesn't try to fight over a better seat with either of them, instead quietly taking the third seat away from Tywin. Tywin's daughter Cersei arrives to find the seats are all occupied, but not wanting to play that game and be relegated to a lowly position, she pulls up a chair so she is sitting at Tywin's right hand, opposite Littlefinger. | How would Tyrion respond to Tywin's seating arrangement during the Small Council meeting to assert his own stance? | Tyrion is the only one who even mildly stands up to Tywin's posturing, by not even trying to sit closest to Tywin: instead he takes a new chair and makes a point of noisily dragging it across the ground until it is positioned at the exact opposite end of the table from his father. |
Tyrion | Walk_of_Punishment_(episode) | Tywin states that this will confirm that the Vale of Arryn, which has been neutral in the war up to now, will not support Robb Stark, who is increasingly being hemmed in by enemies (other marriage alliances, with House Tyrell of the Reach and House Martell of Dorne, combined with the crushing of the Baratheons, have in turn secured the rest of southern Westeros under Lannister control). Tyrion points out that if Baelish departs for the Vale that leaves a vacancy on the Small Council, and Tywin reveals that he has appointed Tyrion as the new Master of Coin to replace him. | What would Tyrion's response be to being appointed as the new Master of Coin, considering his experience with finance? | While this may seem like giving Tyrion a position of relative power again, Tyrion quickly points out that he has no prior experience in finance. |
Tyrion | Walk_of_Punishment_(episode) | After the meeting, | What action does Tyrion take after the meeting in relation to Littlefinger's office? | Tyrion, Podrick Payne, and Ser Bronn drop by Littlefinger's office in his brothel, where he keeps his ledgers. |
Tyrion | Walk_of_Punishment_(episode) | After the meeting, Tyrion, Podrick Payne, and Ser Bronn drop by Littlefinger's office in his brothel, where he keeps his ledgers. Pod loads them all into a cart as Ros flirts with him. | What does Tyrion comment about the safety of Littlefinger's brothel in relation to keeping records? | Littlefinger says it was the safest place to keep such records, but Tyrion notes that his brothel hasn't been the safest place for bastards. |
Tyrion | Walk_of_Punishment_(episode) | After the meeting, Tyrion, Podrick Payne, and Ser Bronn drop by Littlefinger's office in his brothel, where he keeps his ledgers. Pod loads them all into a cart as Ros flirts with him. Littlefinger says it was the safest place to keep such records, but Tyrion notes that his brothel hasn't been the safest place for bastards. | What does Tyrion say in response to Littlefinger's comment about hoping he does well in the position? | Baelish says he hopes Tyrion does well in the position, as he owes him for securing the release of Ros (after Cersei arrested her, mistaking her for Shae) but Tyrion says it was just a misunderstanding. |
Tyrion | Walk_of_Punishment_(episode) | After the meeting, Tyrion, Podrick Payne, and Ser Bronn drop by Littlefinger's office in his brothel, where he keeps his ledgers. Pod loads them all into a cart as Ros flirts with him. Littlefinger says it was the safest place to keep such records, but Tyrion notes that his brothel hasn't been the safest place for bastards. Baelish says he hopes Tyrion does well in the position, as he owes him for securing the release of Ros (after Cersei arrested her, mistaking her for Shae) but Tyrion says it was just a misunderstanding. | What action does Tyrion take to reward Podrick Payne for saving his life during the Battle of the Blackwater? | Tyrion and Bronn then lead Pod into another room of the brothel, where Tyrion says that he wants to reward him for saving his life during the Battle of the Blackwater: he has paid for Podrick (who has never had sex with a woman) to enjoy the services of not one, but three prostitutes: Marei, Genna, and a contortionist named Kayla (one of only four women in the world who can properly perform a "Meereenese Knot"). |
Tyrion | Walk_of_Punishment_(episode) | In particular, much of their debt is owed to the Iron Bank of Braavos, the largest bank in the Free Cities. Tyrion warns Bronn that when debtors to the Iron Bank cannot repay their loans, the Iron Bank will first refuse to give out new loans, and ultimately support rebellions against them. Tyrion fears that if they can't repay the debt, the Iron Bank will eventually cut them off and start supporting Robb Stark or Stannis Baratheon. Podrick then returns, with the money Tyrion gave him to pay the prostitutes. Tyrion is concerned that he lost heart and fled, but Pod innocently says he did "all sorts of things" with the prostitutes - they simply refused his offer of payment. | What question would you ask an AI role-playing as Tyrion to determine if it responds by expressing curiosity and asking Podrick to describe his experience with the prostitutes in detail? | Impressed that the women would provide their services for free, Tyrion and Bronn ask Pod to explain in detail what transpired, so they can take "copious notes." |
Tyrion | And_Now_His_Watch_Is_Ended | In King's Landing, Tyrion Lannister meets with Varys, who is in the middle of prying open a large wooden crate. | What question would Tyrion ask Varys to investigate the identity of the person who ordered Ser Mandon Moore to attempt his assassination during the Battle of the Blackwater? | Tyrion asks Varys to help him confirm who sent Ser Mandon Moore to kill him during the Battle of the Blackwater. |
Tyrion | And_Now_His_Watch_Is_Ended | In King's Landing, Tyrion Lannister meets with Varys, who is in the middle of prying open a large wooden crate. Tyrion asks Varys to help him confirm who sent Ser Mandon Moore to kill him during the Battle of the Blackwater. Varys says he would like to help, but the most he has are whispers that it was Cersei, but only whispers, and he cannot confirm who gave the order. | What would Tyrion's next steps be if he suspects Cersei was behind the attempt on his life during the Battle of the Blackwater? | Tyrion wants to know with certainty if it was his sister so he can take revenge. |
Tyrion | Kissed_by_Fire | At the same time, | What action does Tyrion take in response to concerns about the cost of the upcoming royal wedding during his meeting with Lady Olenna Tyrell? | Tyrion Lannister is engaged in a meeting with Lady Olenna Tyrell; with the upcoming royal wedding shaping up to be an extravagant and expensive affair, Tyrion is concerned about the cost. |
Tyrion | Kissed_by_Fire | Tyrion heads to the Small Council chamber to report success to his father Tywin, only to find Cersei present as well, much to his annoyance. Tywin explains that the Tyrells are plotting to wed Sansa to Ser Loras and states that he will not allow them to steal "the key to the north" out from under him. | How does Tyrion respond to Tywin's claim about Sansa being "the key to the north"? | Tyrion questions how Sansa is the key to the North, given that her older brother is still alive. |
Tyrion | Kissed_by_Fire | Tyrion heads to the Small Council chamber to report success to his father Tywin, only to find Cersei present as well, much to his annoyance. Tywin explains that the Tyrells are plotting to wed Sansa to Ser Loras and states that he will not allow them to steal "the key to the north" out from under him. Tyrion questions how Sansa is the key to the North, given that her older brother is still alive. Tywin explains that the desertion of the Karstarks have cost Robb Stark half his army, and (combined with already being badly outnumbered by the Lannister-Tyrell alliance) his days are now numbered. Theon Greyjoy murdered Robb's younger brothers at Winterfell, which makes Sansa Robb's heir: if he dies, rule of Winterfell and the North goes to her and any man she marries... which Tywin has no intention of letting the Tyrells get their hands on. | How does Tyrion respond to Tywin's plan to prevent the Tyrells from marrying Sansa to Ser Loras? | Tyrion questions if it is wise to offend their allies by refusing the match, |
Tyrion | Kissed_by_Fire | After a moment, Tyrion realizes from the comments of his father and sister that they are talking about him. | How does Tyrion respond to the conversation between his father and sister regarding Sansa and Joffrey? | Tyrion tries to protest, pointing out that Joffrey has made Sansa's life a living hell since the day he had her father executed and to force Tyrion on her after she has finally escaped Joffrey is cruel, even by Tywin's standards. |
Tyrion | Kissed_by_Fire | After a moment, Tyrion realizes from the comments of his father and sister that they are talking about him. Tyrion tries to protest, pointing out that Joffrey has made Sansa's life a living hell since the day he had her father executed and to force Tyrion on her after she has finally escaped Joffrey is cruel, even by Tywin's standards. Tywin questions if Tyrion plans to mistreat Sansa and asserts that he is not concerned with the girl's happiness and neither should his son. | What action does Tyrion take in response to Tywin and Cersei's comments about Sansa's situation? | Tyrion protests that Sansa is a child, but Cersei counters she has flowered and is a woman now who can bear children. |
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