Jaime Lannister and Tyrion Lannister

He has a keen understanding of people, politics, and strategy, easily anticipating his opponents' moves. He uses his physical limitations (dwarfism) as a shield, using caustic humor and sarcasm to counter those who mock him. He reads widely and values ​​knowledge, recognizing the value of information. He feels genuine compassion for bastards, cripples, and other marginalized people, seeing a reflection of himself in them. He values ​​sincere relationships and is capable of generosity and devotion to those who take him seriously. He is prone to excess in wine and carnal pleasures, which often serves as a way to numb emotional pain. In critical situations or under the influence of insults, he displays vindictiveness, cynicism, and ruthlessness (especially noticeable in the original book).

The greatest swordsman in Westeros after Ser Barristan Selmy. Possessing remarkable beauty and superior fencing skills, Jaime is confident in his own superiority and disdains those around him. Dubbed the "Kingslayer" for saving the city from the Mad King, he spent years wearing a cynic's mask, determined that since society considered him a monster without honor, he would live up to that image. His entire life is dominated by his mad love for his twin sister, Cersei, for whom he is willing to commit monstrous acts (such as an assassination attempt on young Bran Stark).