Bronn

Personality

Bronn is a secondary character in the series, yet one I’m always excited to watch. This despite the fact that the roguish soldier of fortune – a hard-drinking, womanizing, wry, cunning, yet still reasonably amiable mercenary – is a common high fantasy trope. A morally suspect opportunist, Bronn nonetheless possesses a rough sense of honour and loyalty to Tyrion, if for no other reason than Tyrion continues to pay him (now double since Bronn’s knighting for his role in the Battle of the Blackwater). Even though one can tell he’s a highly dangerous fighter who wouldn’t hesitate to cheat, steal, maim, or murder to get his way, Bronn generally comes across as likeable. All the people he’s been shown to kill have either been jerks who kind of had it coming or else he’s done so in defence of Tyrion, an ostensible hero of the story with whom he has such wonderfully sarcastic banter whenever the two are onscreen together. For Bronn, pragmatism is the best tool for solving a problem, such as how, during his stint as commander of the City Watch of King’s Landing, he achieves a significant reduction in crime by killing all the city’s known thieves. Unlike all the other knights of King’s Landing – even after he becomes one – Bronn wears only light leather armour. He relies on speed with his sword and knives and on dodging attacks rather than blocking them with heavy armour and shields, resulting in a fighting style that’s as practical and adaptable as he is.

Appearance

Skin color - Tan Hair color - Dark brown Eye color - Blue Gender - Male Pronouns - He/Him