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A Game of Thrones ‧ 1996
And I have a tender spot in my heart for cripples and bastards and broken things.
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
Tyrion’s sympathy takes the form of something useful. His own experience of exclusion lets him recognise a possibility other people have stopped looking for.
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When Tyrion returns to Winterfell in Bran IV of A Game of Thrones, he brings plans for a saddle that could let Bran ride again. Robb’s suspicion gives way to the practical value of the gift. Tyrion’s full book wording includes “in my heart,” which the television version omits.
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- Bran IV, chapter 24: Tyrion returns to Winterfell and provides plans for Bran’s saddle. — reference 1Bran IV, chapter 24: Tyrion returns to Winterfell and provides plans for Bran’s saddle.; selected line and sceneReference checked
- Bran IV, chapter 24: Tyrion returns to Winterfell and provides plans for Bran’s saddle. — reference 2Bran IV, chapter 24: Tyrion returns to Winterfell and provides plans for Bran’s saddle.; selected line and sceneReference checked
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