House Plumm
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| Coat of Arms | three purple rondels on gold |
|---|---|
| Words | "Come Try Me" |
| Current Lord | Philip Plumm |
| Region | The Westerlands |
| Heir | Ser Dennis Plumm |
| Overlord | House Lannister |
House Plumm is a noble house of the Westerlands and sworn to Casterly Rock.
Neither their arms or their motto appear in the books. In non-canon correspondence with fans, the author has described their arms as three purple rondels on gold.
[edit] House members in A Song of Ice and Fire
The known Plumms during the timespan of the events described on A Song of Ice and Fire are:
- Lord Philip Plumm, Lord Plumm
- Ser Dennis Plumm, his firstborn son and heir.
- Ser Petus Plumm, his secondborn son.
- Ser Harwyn Plumm, his thirdborn son, called "Hardstone".
Distant familiar relation to the head of the house include:
- Ossifer Plumm: An ancestor of the current Plumms. Lived during one of the Aegon's reign, and married a Targaryen princess. Rumor has, he had a six feet long penis, because his wife became pregnant after he died, but still argued that he was the father.
- Ben Plumm: Nicknamed Brown Ben. An distant relative of a Plumm from Westeros, working as a sellsword at the Free Cities. Has a mixed heritage, with, among others, an half-Ibbenese and half-Qohorik grandmother and a distant Targaryen ancestor. Dragons love him.
| Ossifer Plumm | Targaryen Princess | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Philip Plumm | Ben Plumm | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Denis Plumm | Petus Plumm | Harwyn Plumm | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
[edit] References in the books
[edit] A Song of Ice and Fire
- Brown Ben Plumm was choosen commander of the Second Sons after the death of the Titan's Bastard
- Among others, the brothers Plumm were sent to the Riverlands by Tywin Lannister to find his son after he got notice of his release.
- Harwyn Plumm is apparently involved romantically with Lancel Lannister's wife, Amerei Frey.
- Ossifer Plumm and his mighty manhood was mentionned by Ben in A Storm of Swords, and by Cersei Lannister in A Feast For Crows to illustrate for Jaime that any child of Margaery could be recognized as Tommen's, even if it was physically impossible for him to impregnate the woman.
| Houses from the Westerlands | |
| Overlords: | Lannister |
|---|---|
| Noble houses: | Banefort | Brax | Crakehall | Estren | Farman | Jast | Lefford | Lydden Marbrand | Moreland | Plumm | Prester | Stackspear | Vikary | Westerling |
| Knightly Houses: | Clegane | Greenfield | Hetherspoon | Ruttiger | Swyft | Yew |
| Extinct houses: | Casterly | Reyne | Tarbeck |
