Game Of Thrones
In the eight time of year thatGame of Thronesran , most of the characters moved through their own arc as they grew and switch . Some characters end theshowmuch the same as they started in price of their moral compass , while some changed so much that people would be severely - conjure to recognize them on the metaphorical street if they ran into them one day .
Here ’s the D&D moral alliance of the main character in the series , choose their whole spark into account statement .
Jon Snow - Lawful Good
As the adopted son of Ned Stark , and in many ways the kid that grew up to be most like Ned , there ’s no way Jon would ferment out to be anything but lawful goodness .
Doing the right thing- even when it ’s abominable for him- is always the sticking gunpoint in Jon ’s personality . He makes choice after choice that brings him pain , but he continues to make what he consider is the most honorable decision to stay rightful to himself .
Daenarys Targaryen - Chaotic Neutral
Danyis a hard woman to put into a family . She changes a peck over the course of the show - she run from a frightened kid terrified of her brother and sell to the Dothraki as a nestling bride to a herculean swayer in her own right .
Almost from the commencement , though , she ’s dictated to retrieve her ancestral throne , and while she care for those around her and in the cities she takes , she also shows she has no problem doing whatever it takes to reach that goal .
Cersei Lannister - Chaotic Evil
Cerseihas no goal in the foresighted ravel other than protecting her children , who are perhaps the only multitude in the cosmos she wish about .
She eventually fly the coop out of child , and it seems like her only goal after that is to penalise anyone she sense had anything to do with their death - which is likely everyone she has ever come up in contact with . She has no terminus ad quem when it comes to action that - unlike Dany , she does n’t ever manage about the bystanders or the rough-cut masses .
Jamie Lannister - Chaotic Neutral
Jaime is a hard one to invest . He has possibly one of the most drastic and developed moral bow throughout the show , although by the end he lapse . In the beginning he only cared about Cersei , and threw a kid off a pillar to protect her .
By the center of the series , he ’s grown into a noble person determined to keep a hope , only to backslide , spring up honorable once again , backslide a final time , and croak . Without a exculpated or sticking moral scope , chaotic achromatic is the only place he can fall .
Sansa Stark - Chaotic Good
Sansa learned much of the way she would be forced to populate her life from Cersei after going south to King ’s landing place , so it is n’t any surprisal that she would take up Cersei ’s disorderly ways . She still had Ned Stark as a father though , so she falls more on the proficient side of the ordered series .
She handle about her family and the people she ’s responsible for in Winterfell , she just does n’t care if the way she makes indisputable everyone is take care of are completely on the up and up .
Arya Stark - True Neutral
Just like she ’s describe as looking like Lyanna , Ned ’s long - dead sister , Arya seems to have ended up with more of her personality , too . She has her own variety of honor , but it is n’t the rigid morality of her father . She ’s more concerned with her own ends , mostly revenge on the Lannisters and their allies and protecting her sister when she receive her again .
She never go out of her way to harm people who she feels did n’t harm her first , but she does have it out for some people base on what amount to slight .
Tyrion Lannister - Neutral Good
Tywin Lannister ’s babe - in - law Genna once told him that Tyrion , not Jaime , was his honest son . This was something of a ill service to Tyrion , because unlike his beginner , he always had the greater good in mind whenever he was finally forced into doing something besides drinking .
He DID have his father ’s power to maneuver whichever manner he needed to accomplish his goal , and the willingness to do whatever he can to get it done .
Sandor Clegane - True Neutral
The Hound go from what seems like a pretty spoilt person on the trip to the south to King ’s landing place to someone who , by the end , is doing his best to assist the forces of good stop the ultimate evil .
What became more and more clear-cut , though , is that what he really desire more than anything else was his brother dead , but after that to just be leave alone in public security . There is n’t anyone more achromatic than pitiful Sandor in the whole game .
Bran Stark - Neutral Good
As far as we actually know for sure , Bran wanted the terminal of the White Walker threat and the safety of Westeros from both the threat beyond the Wall and the Lannisters just as much as the residuum of the Starks , so he ’s obviously one of the salutary bozo .
Since besides a quick trip beyond the wall to learn from the Three - Eyed Raven he does n’t do much , he descend into the Neutral Good camp by nonremittal .
Ned Stark - Lawful Good
If there ’s anyone who shows just how someone can go too far in their moral scale , it ’s Ned . His honor means more to him than anything else , and in the end he paid the monetary value for sticking to his award , with the Death of most of his family and year of war .
Ned never made the last realization that Jon had by the very final stage - sometimes the good and most baronial choice is n’t the most lawful .
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