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A Game of Thrones · 1996
House Martell words, A Game of Thrones
Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken.
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The three refusals turn endurance into a political identity. They insist that pressure and defeat are not the same as surrender.
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House Martell’s words appear in the appendix of A Game of Thrones. They recall Dorne’s history of resisting conquest and belong to the house collectively. This is a motto page, not a claim that one character speaks the three-part phrase in a particular scene.
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- Appendix: House Martell; repeated in later books. — reference 1Appendix: House Martell; repeated in later books.; selected line and sceneReference checked
- Appendix: House Martell; repeated in later books. — reference 2Appendix: House Martell; repeated in later books.; selected line and sceneReference checked
- Appendix: House Martell; repeated in later books. — reference 3Appendix: House Martell; repeated in later books.; selected line and sceneReference checked
- Appendix: House Martell; repeated in later books. — reference 4Appendix: House Martell; repeated in later books.; selected line and sceneReference checked
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