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"Better looking bitches than you're used to, uncle."
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"What good will my sympathies do them?"
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"The boy means nothing to me. And I can't stand the wailing of women."
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"One word and I'll hit you again."
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"The prince will remember that, little lord."
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"I hope so. If he forgets, be a good dog and remind him."
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"It's no mercy letting a child linger in pain."
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"I just want to stand on top of the Wall and piss off the edge of the world."
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"Even if the boy lives he would be a cripple, a grotesque. Give me a good-
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"Death is final. Yet life is full of possibilities."
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"I hope the boy does wake. I'd very interested to hear what he has to say."
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"Dear brother, there are times when you make me wonder whose side you're on."
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"My dear brother, you wound me. You know how much I love my family."
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"The things men do to show you how much they care."
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"I pray to the Mother every morning and night that she return your child to -
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"Have you swung it yet?" "Of course I have." "At someone, I mean."
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"I'm sure it will be thrilling to serve in such an elite force. And if not-
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"They were given a choice, no doubt. Castration or the Wall. Most choose the-
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"A mind needs a book like a sword needs a whetstone. That's why I read so much,-
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"Everything's better with some wine in the belly."
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"He speaks damn well with his sword. Illyn Payne, the king's justice."
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"A princess should drink as much as she likes."
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"That was my lady's sister you were hitting."
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"A butcher's boy who wants to be a knight."
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"Pick up your sword." "It's not a sword, it's only a stick." "And you're not a-
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"We have another wolf."
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"The butcher's boy, you rode him down?" "He ran. Not very fast."
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