Editing Jorah Mormont (section)

==Quotes about Jorah==
{{Quote|His crime had dishonored the [[north]].{{ref|AGOT|12}}| [[Eddard Stark]]'s thoughts}}

{{Quote|So the [[slaver]] has become a [[spy]]. I would rather he become a corpse.{{ref|AGOT|12}}| [[Eddard Stark]] to [[Robert I Baratheon]]}}
 
{{Quote|Sometimes he thinks of me as a child he must protect, and sometimes as a woman he would like to bed, but does he ever truly see me as his queen?{{ref|ACOK|27}}| [[Daenerys Targaryen]]'s thoughts}}

{{Quote|You have been a better friend to me than any I have known, a better brother than [[Viserys Targaryen|Viserys]] ever was. You are the first of my [[Queensguard]], the commander of my army, my most valued counselor, my good right hand. I honor and respect and cherish you—but I do not desire you, Jorah Mormont, and I am weary of your trying to push every other man in the world away from me, so I must needs rely on you and you alone. It will not serve, and it will not make me love you any better.{{ref|ASOS|42}}| [[Daenerys Targaryen]] to Jorah}}

{{Quote|He lied to me, informed on me, but he loved me too, and he always gave good counsel.{{ref|ADWD|30}}| [[Daenerys Targaryen]]'s thoughts}}

{{Quote|''All the fight went out of him when he heard that [[wedding of Hizdahr zo Loraq and Daenerys Targaryen|his queen had wed]]'', Tyrion realized. One whispered word had done what fists and clubs could not; it had broken him. ''I should have let [[Zahrina|the crone]] have him. He's going to be about as useful as nipples on a breastplate''.{{ref|ADWD|47}}| [[Tyrion Lannister]]'s thoughts}}

{{Quote|''He looks every inch a [[sellsword]] and not at all like the half-broken thing we took from [[Yezzan zo Qaggaz|Yezzan's]] cage'', Tyrion reflected. His bruises had mostly faded by now, and the swelling in his face had largely subsided, so Mormont looked almost [[human]] once again … though only vaguely like himself. The [[demon]]'s mask the [[slavers]] had burned into his right cheek to mark him for a dangerous and disobedient slave would never leave him. Ser Jorah had never been what one might call a comely man. The brand had transformed his face into something frightening.{{ref|ADWD|66}}| [[Tyrion Lannister]]'s thoughts}}