(Game of Thrones).

Character
Approximate age
Jon Snow
21–22
Daenerys
22–23
Sansa Stark
18–19
Arya Stark
16–17
Bran Stark
15–16

☀️ DORNE
☀️ MARTELL HOUSE
🔹 Territory
Hot
Culturally distinct
🔹 Values
Revenge
Passion
Independence
🔹 Importance
They never forget offenses
Historical enemies of the Lannisters
⚓ THE IRON ISLANDS
🐙 GREYJOY HOUSE
🔹 Territory
Poor islands
Violent culture
🔹 Values
Pillage
Force
“That which is dead cannot die”
🔹 Importance
Opportunists
They betray easily
🐉 THE TARGARYEN HOUSE
🔥 THE ANCIENT KINGS
🔹 Origin
Ancient rulers of Westeros
They conquered with dragons
🔹 Fall
Overthrown by Robert Baratheon
Exiles
🔹 Daenerys Targaryen
Last heir
Return with dragons
He wants to reclaim the throne
🔹 Conflict
Their right vs. the independence of the North
👑 THE IRON THRONE
🔹 What does it represent?
Absolute power
Central domain
Ambition
🔹 Central problem
The Throne never brings real peace.
Only the person who bleeds for him changes.
🧭 RELATIONSHIP OF THE HOUSES WITH WINTERFLY (SEASON 7)
The North → Stark
The Valley → Sansa's ally
The Reach → Daenerys' ally
Dorne → resentment against Lannister
Lannister → central power
Targaryen → historical claim
👉 That's why the return to Winterfell is so tense:
All the houses represent opposing interests.

Although they are called “Seven Kingdoms”, Westeros is divided into nine large regions, each with its own identity, history and dominant house.
❄️ THE NORTH
🐺 HOUSE STARK
🔹 Territory
The largest in the West
Cold, harsh, and sparsely populated
People value honesty and strength
🔹 Ruling House
House Stark of Winterfell
🔹 Values
Honor
Family
Loyalty
Direct justice
🔹 Importance in the series
They are the moral heart of history
They pay the highest price for honor
They represent resistance against central power.
🔹 Relationship with the Throne
Historically independent
Never comfortable kneeling
🦁 THE LANDS OF THE WEST
🏰 HOUSE LANNISTER
🔹 Territory
Casterly Rock
Very rich in gold
🔹 Values
Can
Money
Control
Image
🔹 Key members
Tywin Lannister
Cersei Lannister
Jaime Lannister
Tyrion Lannister
🔹 Importance
They maintain the throne with money
They are masters of politics
Antithesis of the Starks
Where the Starks are honor, the Lannisters are survival.

🌊 THE LANDS OF THE RIVERS
🐟 TULLY HOUSE
🔹 Territory
Area constantly at war
Strategically vulnerable
🔹 Values
Family
Tradition
🔹 Importance
Historical allies of the Starks
Constant victims of the conflict
🦌 THE CROWN LANDS
👑 BARATHEON HOUSE
🔹 Territory
King's Landing
Storm's End
🔹 Key members
Robert Baratheon
Stannis Baratheon
Renly Baratheon
🔹 Importance
reigning house at the beginning
It fragments after Robert's death

🌼 THE DOMAIN
🌹 TYRELL HOUSE
🔹 Territory
Most fertile region
Increased food production
🔹 Values
Diplomacy
Alliances
Appearances
🔹 Importance
Soft power
Elegant manipulation
Silent Players
🌄 THE VALLEY
🦅 ARRYN HOUSE
🔹 Territory
Mountainous
Difficult to conquer
🔹 Values
Honor
Neutrality
🔹 Importance
They remain outside the war
Their support decides battles (like Winterfell)

🔹 Rickon and the North
Rickon symbolizes:
What the North lost
Childhood destroyed by war
The Forgotten Heir
He never has a real opportunity to choose his destiny.
🔹 Capture and death
Rickon is captured by Ramsay Bolton.
It is used as:
Bait
Psychological weapon against Jon
He dies trying to run towards his brother.
👉 His death represents:
Ramsay's absolute cruelty
The true cost of war
The failure of family protection
🐺 BRAN AND RICKON AT THE STARK SET
Bran represents memory and knowledge.
Rickon represents loss and abandonment.
Both show that:
Not all Starks fight with swords
Not everyone survives
The North pays a very high price
📌 IMPORTANCE FOR THE RETURN TO WINTERFLY
When the Starks return:
Bran returns changed.
Rickon is gone.
This profoundly affects:
Jon (blame)
Sansa (coldness)
Arya (thirst for protection)
The return is not happy.
It is necessary.

🔹 The fall of Winterfell and the escape
When Winterfell falls:
Bran flees with Hodor, Meera, Jojen Reed, and Osha
Rickon goes with him for a while
During the trip:
His powers increase
Learn to see through animals (skin-changers)
It connects especially with direwolves
🔹 The Three-Eyed Raven
Bran discovers that:
He is not just a simple child with dreams.
He is destined to be the Three-Eyed Raven
This role involves:
See the past
See fragments of the present
Having visions of the future
He doesn't fully control what he sees.
🔹 Beyond the Wall
Bran crosses the Wall, something almost impossible.
Over there:
He is trained by the original Raven
Learn that knowledge has a price
Discover the origin of the White Walkers
Bran becomes a living memory of the world.
🔹 Loss of humanity
As you learn:
It gets more serious
More distant
Less emotional
Not because I don't feel…
but because he feels too much.
🔹 Return to the South
After the Raven's death:
Bran fully assumes the role
Go back south with Meera
When he returns:
He's not the Stark kid anymore.
It's something older.
Something more dangerous
🔹 Bran and the family
When he reunites with Sansa and Jon:
He shows no emotion.
He speaks in riddles
He sees things he shouldn't know.
This makes everyone uncomfortable.
Bran no longer lives alone like Stark.
Live as a witness to time.

🐺 RICKON STARK
(The forgotten brother)
🔹 Childhood
Rickon is the youngest of the Starks.
Characteristics:
Very small at the beginning
Emotional
Dependent
Poorly understood
He receives the least attention, and that marks him.
🔹 The fall of the North
When Ned and Robb die:
Rickon loses almost his entire family
Run away as a child
This makes it:
Wild
Suspicious
Furious
🔹 Bran's separation
Rickon separates from Bran for safety.
He goes with Osha towards Skagos.
The series doesn't develop its story much here, but it's understood that:
He grows up in a brutal environment
Learn to survive without protection
Loses any trace of innocence

🔹 Braavos
Train with the Faceless Men:
Learn to kill
Learn to change identities
Learn self-control
But he never loses his Stark identity.
You can change your face, but not your name.
🔹 Return to Westeros
Arya returns:
More dangerous
Quieter
More determined
He no longer runs away.
🔹 Return to Winterfell
When Arya returns:
Distrust everyone
Protect Sansa
See Jon's weakness in the face of Daenerys
Arya understands the immediate danger.
🐺 THE THREE OF THEM TOGETHER IN WINTERFLY
When Jon, Sansa, and Arya reunite:
Jon represents global duty
Sansa represents the politics of the North.
Arya represents direct defense
These are three different ways of being Stark.

🌿 BRAN STARK
(Brandon Stark, the one who sees the visions)
🔹 Childhood and early personality
Bran Stark is one of Ned Stark's younger sons.
At the beginning of the series it is:
Curious
Adventurous
Restless
Fascinated by exploration
Dream of:
Climb
Ride
Becoming a knight
Bran represents the innocence of the North, before everything breaks down.
🔹 The accident that changes everything
Bran is pushed from a tower after discovering Jaime and Cersei Lannister's secret.
Consequences:
He is left paralyzed
He loses his dream of becoming a knight
His childhood ends abruptly
This event is one of the main triggers of the entire war.
🔹 Dreams and first visions
After the accident, Bran begins to have:
Strange dreams
Symbolic visions
Images of the three-eyed crow
At first, nobody understands what's wrong with him, not even him.
Bran stops living only in the present

👑 SANSA STARK
🔹 Childhood
Sansa begins as:
Naive
Dreamer
Fascinated by fairy tales
Eager to be a perfect lady
She wants songs, princes, and happy endings.
🔹 King's Landing
After Ned's death:
He becomes a hostage
She lives surrounded by enemies
Learn to lie to survive
She is constantly humiliated, but she never loses control.
Sansa learns that politeness can be a deadly weapon.
🔹 Political learning
Under Cersei and Littlefinger, he learns:
Handling
Reading people
Strategic patience
He doesn't fight with a sword.
Fight with information.
🔹 Ramsay Bolton
His darkest period:
Forced marriage
Abuse
Constant terror
But it doesn't break.
Get out of there:
Colder
Stronger
Much more aware of the power
🔹 Lady of Winterfell
When he returns North:
Get to know its people
Listen to the gentlemen
He governs while Jon is away.
Sansa understands the North better than anyone:
Climate
Resources
Pride
Historical mistrust
🔹 Conflict with Jon
Sansa doesn't distrust Jon. She distrusts Daenerys.
See what Jon doesn't:
The political danger
The loss of autonomy
The risk of kneeling
Sansa does not want to rule the world.
He wants to protect the North.

🗡️ ARYA STARK
🔹 Childhood
Arya never fits in:
She hates embroidery.
She hates being a lady
He loves weapons
Love freedom
From a young age she demonstrates:
Courage
Obstinacy
Keen observation
🔹 The escape
After Ned's death:
Escape
See death
I'm hungry.
See injustice
Arya loses her innocence very early on.
🔹 List of names
Arya creates a list of people she wants to kill. This shows:
Trauma
Memory
Determination
He doesn't forget.

❄️ JON SNOW
🔹 Origin and identity
Jon Snow grows up believing he is Ned Stark's bastard son. This deeply affects him from childhood.
It never fully belongs
He's always one step behind.
Learn to observe more than to speak
Although Ned treats him with respect, Westerosi society makes him feel inferior.
This feeling of not fitting in defines his entire personality.
Jon is not seeking power, he is seeking a purpose.
🔹 Initial personality
Honorable (like Ned)
Reserved
Protective
Very aware of the duty
Not very skilled at politics
Jon believes that being good is enough. The series sets out to show him that it isn't always so.
🔹 The Night's Watch
Jon joins the Guard seeking:
Honor
A place where your last name doesn't matter
There he learns:
To lead
Listen
To make difficult decisions
He meets the savages, especially Ygritte, which changes his view of the world.
Understand that the “enemy” is not always the enemy

🔹 Beyond the Wall
Jon is one of the first to understand that:
The White Walkers are real
Political warfare is irrelevant in the face of extinction
This knowledge isolates him even further.
🔹 Death and resurrection
When Jon tries to unite everyone against the dead:
He is betrayed
Killed by his own men
Upon returning to life:
Lose faith in oaths
He becomes more pragmatic
He remains honorable, but more tired
Jon dies as an idealist and returns as a leader.

🔹 King in the North
After recapturing Winterfell:
He is proclaimed King in the North
He doesn't want it.
Accept out of duty
Herein lies his biggest flaw: 👉 he trusts too much.
🔹 Daenerys and the conflict
Jon supports Daenerys because:
Strategy
Military need
Conviction that the dead are the priority
This puts him in direct conflict with Sansa and the North.

🐉 SEASON 7 – THE RETURN TO WINTERFLY
🔹 Daenerys Targaryen
Last of the Targaryens
It has dragons
Claim the Iron Throne
He arrives in Westeros after years of exile.
🔹 The central conflict
Two threats:
The White Walkers
The struggle for power
Jon understands that the real threat is the first one.
🔹 Jon and Daenerys
Jon travels south
She wants him to kneel
He wants to save the world
Ultimately, Jon supports Daenerys for strategic reasons.
🔹 Return to the North
Jon returns to Winterfell with Daenerys.
That's where it happens:
Reunion with Sansa and Arya
Complete distrust of Daenerys
Internal political conflict
The North does not want to kneel
📍 This is the exact spot where your scene takes place:
The houses gathered, Winterfell full, Daenerys seated, Sansa resolute, Jon divided, and the North tense.

⚔️ SEASON 2 – THE WAR OF THE FIVE KINGS
After Ned's death, several men claim to be kings.
🔹 Robb Stark
Robb is proclaimed King in the North.
He is a great military strategist, but young and politically inexperienced.
🔹 Sansa Stark
She remains a prisoner in King's Landing.
She is humiliated
Learn to lie
Learn to observe
Learn that courtesy can be a weapon
🔹 Arya Stark
Escape and live as a refugee. See the true cruelty of the world.
🔹 Jon Snow
Beyond the Wall:
Meet the savages
Discover that not everyone is a monster.
See real signs of the White Walkers
🩸 SEASON 3 – THE RED WEDDING
🔹 Robb's mistake
Robb breaks a political pact by marrying for love.
This provokes the betrayal of the Freys and Boltons.
🔹 The Red Wedding
Robb Stark dies
Catelyn Stark dies
The North loses its king
👉 Consequence:
House Stark is almost destroyed
Winterfell falls
The North is ruled by traitors

🐍 SEASONS 4 and 5 – THE NORTH IN THE WRONG HANDS
🔹 The Boltons
Roose Bolton and his son Ramsay rule the North. Ramsay is sadistic, cruel, and enjoys inflicting suffering.
🔹 Sansa Stark
She is given in marriage to Ramsay.
She is abused
She is humiliated
But it doesn't break.
He eventually escapes.
🔹 Jon Snow
He becomes Lord Commander of the Guard
Try to unite the people against the Walkers
He is killed by his own men.
⚰️ SEASON 6 – RESURRECTION AND REVENGE
🔹 Jon comes back to life
Thanks to Melisandre.
Jon changes:
Less faith in oaths
More pragmatism
More tiredness
🔹 Reclaim Winterfell
Jon and Sansa join forces.
🔹 Battle of the Bastards
Ramsay vs Jon
One of the most brutal battles in the series
They win with help from the Valley.
🔹 Ramsay dies
Returned to his own dogs.
👉 Winterfell returns to Stark hands.
🔹 Jon is proclaimed King in the North
By the lords of the North.

🌍 THE WORLD OF GAME OF THRONES
West
Westeros is a continent divided into Seven Kingdoms, unified under the Iron Throne, located in King's Landing. Although officially a single kingdom, in practice each region has its own culture, interests, and conflicts.
The most important regions for this part of the story are:
The North → ruled by the Starks
Crownlands → where the Iron Throne is
Casterly Rock → Lannister power
Beyond the Wall → wild territory and the land of the White Walkers
🐺 HOUSE STARK – THE GUARDIANS OF THE NORTH
House Stark is one of the oldest and most honorable.
Their motto, "Winter is coming," is not just symbolic: it speaks of patience, sacrifice, and preparation.
Stark Values
Honor before ambition
A person's word is worth more than gold.
Family comes first
The ruler must carry out his own sentences
This, in a world full of betrayals, makes them dangerously naive.

❄️ SEASON 1 – THE BEGINNING OF THE TRAGEDY
🔹 The prologue
The series begins by revealing that the White Walkers exist, even though the rest of the world doesn't believe it. This establishes that the real danger is not political, but supernatural.
🔹 Robert Baratheon arrives at Winterfell
King Robert Baratheon, an old friend of Ned Stark, arrives in the North to:
Appoint Ned Hand of the King
Keep him away from Winterfell
Ned accepts out of duty, not ambition.
🔹 Family division
Ned travels south with Sansa and Arya
Jon Snow joins the Night's Watch
Bran remains in Winterfell… until he is pushed from a tower by Jaime Lannister
This event triggers everything.
🔹 King's Landing
Ned discovers that:
Queen Cersei's children are not the king's
They are the product of incest with Jaime
Ned tries to do the right thing… and it kills him.
🔹 Ned Stark's execution
Ned is publicly beheaded.
👉 Consequence:
Total war
The North rises
The Starks are branded as enemies of the Throne