Editing Jorah Mormont (section)

===''A Dance with Dragons''===
Recalling the prophecies of the [[Undying Ones]], [[Daenerys Targaryen]], Queen of [[Meereen]], thinks of Jorah as one of her three betrayers.{{ref|ADWD|2}}

At a brothel in [[Selhorys]], Jorah hires a [[silver-haired whore]]. He recognizes [[Tyrion Lannister]] when the dwarf comes down the stairs of the brothel cartwheeling, and takes him prisoner, planning to deliver him to Daenerys.{{Ref|ADWD|22}}

Jorah travels with his captive on horseback to [[Volantis]], where they overhear the [[red priest]] [[Benerro]] preach that Daenerys will come and free them. Jorah sells his horse and saddle, and buys manacles for his captive, to make him seem like a slave. He rents a room in the [[Merchant's House]], where he chains Tyrion to the wall. Although Jorah had not given Tyrion his name, the dwarf figures it out for himself, and reveals [[Varys]] had sent him on his journey from [[Pentos]]. Jorah, admitting he accepted gold from Varys once, insists his loyalties lie elsewhere now. Jorah takes Tyrion with him when he visits the [[widow of the waterfront]] in search for a passage to Meereen, but the widow declares she does not trust Jorah, and tells him to go elsewhere. When he is about to leave, Tyrion is attacked by [[Penny]], a female dwarf who blames him for the death of her brother, [[Oppo]]. Jorah intervenes, disarming Penny, but this earns him more scorn from the widow, as [[knight]]s are supposed to defend the weak. However, Penny's attack changes the widow's mind on giving aid. She tells Tyrion to be on the ''[[Selaesori Qhoran]]'' when it sets sail for [[Qarth]]. While Tyrion respectfully expresses gratitude, Jorah expresses doubt, but the widow insists Benerro has foreseen that the ship will never reach its intended destination.{{Ref|ADWD|27}}

[[File:Ser jorah the sellsword by mike hallstein-dajeg2i.png|thumb|350px|Jorah, branded with a demon's mask after being enslaved, by Mike Hallstein ©]]

Jorah and Tyrion share a small cabin on the ''Selaesori Qhoran''. Because Tyrion insists they cannot leave Penny in Volantis, they bring her with them on the ship. However, Jorah makes it clear to Tyrion that Penny is Tyrion's responsibility. During the first storm, a drunken Jorah ends up in a pool of his own vomit.{{ref|ADWD|33}} After the ship is stranded due to a lack of wind for twelve days, Jorah warns Tyrion to tell Penny to keep the door of her cabin locked, as he suspects that some crew members might soon attempt to steal [[Pretty Pig|her pig]] to eat. Jorah mocks Tyrion for mock jousting with Penny for entertainment, but grows angry when Tyrion guesses that Jorah was sent away by Daenerys. Jorah punches Tyrion and tells him to find another place to sleep.

The ship encounters another, fiercer storm, during which several crew members are lost or mortally wounded. Jorah claims to Tyrion that he slept through it, which Tyrion doubts. Following the storm, they are stranded once more for nineteen days, until a distant ship appears which Jorah identifies as a slaver.{{ref|ADWD|40}} Jorah kills three slavers with his sword, but is eventually overwhelmed.{{Ref|ADWD|47}} He is chained to an oar, beaten, whipped, starved, and branded with a demon's mask on his right cheek to mark him as a dangerous and disobedient slave.{{Ref|ADWD|47}}{{ref|ADWD|66}} Jorah remains defiant of his captors until he learns of Daenerys's marriage to [[Hizdahr zo Loraq]], then all the fight goes out of him.{{Ref|ADWD|47}}

The slaver takes the captives taken on the ''Selaesori Qhoran'' to the slave market the [[Yunkai'i]] have created during the [[second siege of Meereen]]. Jorah is placed on the auction block after Tyrion and Penny have been sold to [[Yezzan zo Qaggaz]]. Not knowing why, Tyrion lies and convinces his overseer, [[Nurse]], that Jorah is part of their act, playing the bear who attacks Penny, "[[The Bear and the Maiden Fair|the maiden fair]]", while Tyrion is the knight who saves her. Jorah is bought by Yezzan as well,{{Ref|ADWD|47}} but he does not adapt well in Yezzan's ownership either.{{Ref|ADWD|57}} He is sullen and uncooperative in the mummery acts with Tyrion and Penny, and mostly ignores any commands given by Nurse or replies with curses. As a result, Jorah is confined in a cage and frequently beaten.{{Ref|ADWD|57}}

When Yezzan is stricken with the [[pale mare]], Jorah, Tyrion, and Penny are send to fetch water for their master. However, Tyrion leads them into the camp of the [[Second Sons]] to [[Ben Plumm]], the company's captain. As Jorah's face has become unrecognizable, Plumm and his serjeants recognize him by his voice.{{Ref|ADWD|57}} Although they are surprised that Jorah has returned to Meereen despite his exile,{{Ref|ADWD|57}} they allow him to sign a contract with the company, removing his chains.{{Ref|ADWD|66}}

Having fled from [[Daznak's Pit]] atop [[Drogon]],{{ref|ADWD|50}} a hallucinating Daenerys has a vision of Jorah while in the [[Dothraki sea]]. The shadow Jorah reminds her she is the [[House Targaryen|blood of the dragon]].{{ref|ADWD|71}}