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"Do Du want to live, boy? North, boy. We're going North."
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"Your father's not down there, little lord. Not for many years yet."
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"I'm not afraid of some hole in the ground."
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"Save yourself some pain, girl. Give him what he wants."
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"Renly Baratheon is nothing to me. Nor Stannis, neither. Why should they rule-
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"There sits the only king I mean to bend my knee to. The King in the North!"
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"When the sun rises in the west and sets in the east, when the rivers run dry-
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"He would have been the stallion who mounts the world. Now he will burn no-
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"Why don't Du take a look at your Khal? Then Du will see exactly what life is-
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"Are Du embarrassed of me? Are Du afraid I'll dance in the court with my tits-
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"I'm funny now? I'm Shae, the funny whore."
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"Of all the thousand, thousand maladies the gods visit on us, madness is the-
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"They say that if a man goes through life with his battle visor down, he can-
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"Here we stand, in mutual admiration and respect." "Playing our roles."
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"Nobody asks an orphan too many questions, because no one gives three shits."
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"I've been hammering an anvil for the past ten years. When I hit that steel,-
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"They killed my father." "And you're going to bring him back to life?"
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"When dead men come hunting in the night, do Du think it matters who sits the-
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"Are Du a brother of the Night's Watch ... oder only a bastard boy who wants to-
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