Random Brothers Of the Night's Watch (137 items)

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  (#31) Hobb (Three-Finger Hobb)

  Hobb is a steward of the Night's Watch. He appears in the A Song of Ice and Fire book series and has been mentioned on the HBO show Game of Thrones.

  Hobb is the main cook at Castle Black.

  Status: Alive 

  Why he took the black: Unknown
  
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  (#24) Biter

  Biter is a criminal who is forced to join the Night's Watch. He appears in the A Song of Ice and Fire books series and is played by Gerard Jordan on the HBO show Game of Thrones.

  Status: Alive 

  Why he took the back:  
  Biter was a dangerous criminal. He was cleared out of the black cells along with Rorge and Jaqen H’Ghar and sent to the Wall. Before reaching Castle Black, Biter escapes and joins the Lannister army serving at Harrenhal.
  
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  (#1) Jon Snow

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  Jon Snow is the bastard son of Eddard Stark (maybe). He appears in several of the A Song of Ice and Fire books and is played by Kit Harington.

  Jon Snow was raised amongst the Stark children. When he comes of age, he joins the Night's Watch, goes on a mission to infiltrate the wildlings, loses his virginity to his spear wife Ygritte who keeps telling him he knows nothing, watches Olly put an arrow through her, is betrayed by his own brothers, dies, is resurrected by a Red Priestess Melisandre at Davos Seaworth's request, freaks everyone out, makes Tormund crack jokes, and then quits the Night's Watch because his watch had ended, technically, when he died. Now, he faces foes on many fronts, not the least of which are those White Walkers, preparing to bring hell and the Long Night with them. 

  Status: Alive/Dead/Alive Again - His watch has ended.
   
  Why he took the black:  
  As Ned leaves for King’s Landing to become Robert’s Hand, Catelyn has made it clear she won’t share the household with Ned’s bastard. With Bran in fragile health after a fall/push and an assassination attempt on his life, Catelyn is more than a little on edge, unable to contain her hatred for Jon.  

  Jon considers the Wall a worthy way to spend one’s life due to the way his father talks about it and because his uncle Benjen is First Ranger there. Jon becomes the Lord Commander, gets stabbed by Brothers who oppose his alliance with the wildlings, and then is raised from the dead by Melisandre.
  
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  (#18) Gendry

  Gendry is a former blacksmith and bastard of Robert Baratheon. He is played by Joe Dempsie.Gendry is taken by Melisandre to use for the benefit of Stannis Baratheon. Melisandre reveals to Gendry that he has royal blood. 
   
  Status: Alive 
   
  Why he considered taking the black:  
  With the hunt on for Robert’s bastards, Gendry decides to join the Night’s Watch. But he never makes it there. He joins the Brotherhood Without Banners then he’s sold to Melisandre for her need of royal blood magic. Davos Seaworth helps him escape the black cells and the last time anyone saw Gendry, he was in a row boat.
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  (#48) Satin

  Satin is a recruit of the Night's Watch. He appears in the A Song of Ice and Fire book series, but has yet to appear on the HBO show Game of Thrones.

  Satin becomes a steward of Jon Snow.

  Status: Alive (To Date, Books Only) 

  Why he took the black:  
  He was a prostitute in Oldtown. He was released from a dungeon in Gulltown and brought to the Wall by Conwy. 
  
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  (#22) Karl Tanner

  Karl Tanner is a brother of the Night's Watch and was played by Burn Gorman.

  Karl is a key player in the mutiny of Lord Commander Mormont and capturing Caster's Keep. He was killed by Jon Snow who led a mission to capture or kill the mutineers before they joined forces with the Free Folk.

  Status: Deceased (Season 4)    

  Why he took the black:  
  He was an infamous assassin and enforcer in Flea Bottom. Sent to the Wall because he was a holy terror.
  

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