The illegitimate son of Eddard Stark, who joins the Night's Watch to find purpose. He is honorable, brave, and struggles with his identity as a bastard. His journey takes him beyond the Wall, where he confronts the threats of the impending winter and the legendary creatures of the North.
Dragon trapper turned ally, helps Hiccup and Astrid escape Drago's forces.
Additional leading role in later installments, as the narrative expands to encompass the wider UK financial sector.
Skilled operative who becomes an unexpected ally in the European mission.
A character mentioned in the context of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
British tennis prodigy pressured by his mother to succeed. He claims superiority over Williams, triggering the historic seven-day match. Throughout the grueling contest, he faces bizarre interruptions, royal pressure, and psychological warfare, ultimately engaging in a fatal rally with his rival.
The central architect of the 1605 Gunpowder Plot. As a devout Catholic frustrated by James I's perceived leniency toward Catholics, Catesby organizes the conspiracy to blow up the House of Lords and assassinate the king, recruiting fellow plotters and managing the operation's logistics.
A Celtic survivor turned Pompeii gladiator who wins Cassia's affection. He rivals Atticus, survives a forced arena massacre, saves Cassia from the volcano, duels the corrupt Senator Corvus, and ultimately dies in an eternal embrace with her as the city is destroyed.
A cult priest who secretly aids Heather while navigating his own faith crisis.
Vera's childhood friend and fiancé who shares her passion for poetry. He volunteers early for WWI, reaches the Western Front, and proposes to Vera during a leave. He dies in late 1915 from a severe abdominal gunshot wound, and his tragic death profoundly impacts Vera's worldview and nursing experiences.
Former MI5 operative decommissioned by Harry. Recruited to track Harry down after his faked suicide. Investigates the suspected MI5 traitor alongside June Keaton. Initially arrests Harry to protect him, but later joins forces with June to kill Adem Qasim and his operatives at MI5 headquarters.
A popular actor starring as the lead in the teen drama Hellsome High. He maintained a long-distance correspondence with young actor Rupert Turner. His private letters were exposed during a tabloid scandal involving male prostitutes, leading to malicious public speculation. He wrote a final letter to Rupert before dying from a drug overdose.
Kit Harington has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently How to Train Your Dragon with 2 titles. Signature works include Game of Thrones, The Family Plan 2, 7 Days in Hell. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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