Editing Meera Reed (section)

===''A Clash of Kings''===
[[File:Jojen and Meera Reed.jpg|thumb|Meera and Jojen Reed, by Amok ©]]
In the middle of the [[harvest feast]] at [[Winterfell]], Meera and her brother, [[Jojen Reed|Jojen]], arrive.
They pledge [[House Reed]]'s support to Winterfell and the new [[King in the North]], [[Robb Stark]], renewing their vows after Lord [[Eddard Stark]]'s death. The siblings recite their oath to Robb's younger brother, [[Bran Stark]]. That night, Bran [[wolf dream|dreams]] of the Reeds meeting [[Summer]] and [[Shaggydog]], the [[direwolf|direwolves]] of Bran and his brother [[Rickon Stark|Rickon]], in the [[godswood of Winterfell]].{{Ref|ACoK|21}}

After the feast, the other lords and knights depart within a few days, but the Reeds stay at Winterfell and become Bran's constant companions. Some weeks after the feast, Meera and Jojen visit the godswood with Bran and play with Summer, and Meera defeats Summer using a net and frog spear. Bran claims that Summer won, but Jojen points out that Summer is tangled up in the net and cannot escape. Bran learns Meera was taught by her father, Lord [[Howland Reed]], instead of a [[master-at-arms]], and she invites him to visit [[Greywater Watch]]. Meera reveals to Bran that Jojen has the [[greensight]], and that they were sent to Winterfell by their father. Jojen explains he has dreamed of a winged wolf and a [[three-eyed crow]] who lives [[beyond the Wall]]. He interrogates Bran about his own dreams, angering him, and Summer growls at Jojen. Though Bran tries to call him off, Summer begins to aggressively stalk Jojen, and is soon joined by Shaggydog. Jojen remains calm and tells Bran and Meera that it is not the day he dies, but follows Meera's command to climb the [[weirwood]] to escape the direwolves.{{Ref|ACOK|28}}

Though Jojen's abilities are discounted by [[Maester]] [[Luwin]], Meera tells Bran of one of Jojen’s green dreams. When an event happens that proves that green dream true, Bran tells Meera and Jojen about his wolf dreams and the three-eyed crow, while Jojen reveals he has dreamed the sea will come to Winterfell. When Bran tells them that Maester Luwin thinks that it should be possible to change the dreams, Meera agrees. She gets angry with her brother when Jojen tells them that what he sees always comes true. Jojen reveals that he has seen the bodies of Bran and Rickon at the feet of the man they call [[Ramsay Snow|Reek]], who is skinning off their faces with a knife. Meera states that she could go down to the dungeons and kill Reek, but Jojen tells her she will not succeed; the jailers would stop her and would not believe her if she tried to explain.{{Ref|ACoK|35}}

[[File:Thaldir Meera Reed.jpg|thumb|350px|Meera in the [[crypt of Winterfell]], by Tiziano Baracchi © Fantasy Flight Games]]

After the [[capture of Winterfell]] by the [[ironborn]], the Reed siblings and Bran are held hostage by [[Theon Greyjoy]], who calls himself [[Prince of Winterfell]].{{Ref|ACoK|46}} Meera protects Rickon when [[Stygg]] kills [[Mikken]],{{Ref|ACOK|46}} and Theon ponders if the girl is still a maiden.{{Ref|ACOK|50}} The Stark and Reed children later fake an escape with [[Osha]] and [[Hodor]], however, and hide in the [[crypts of Winterfell]].{{Ref|ACOK|69}} Unable to find them, Theon and "[[Ramsay Snow|Reek]]" murder a pair of [[miller's sons]] and present their flayed bodies as Bran and Rickon to the people of Winterfell.{{Ref|ACOK|50}}{{Ref|ACOK|56}}

In the crypts, Meera takes the sword from the tomb of Lord [[Rickard Stark]] for protection. When Meera and the others emerge from Winterfell's crypts, they find that the castle [[Sack of Winterfell|has been burned]] and its people killed. In the godswood, the dying Luwin advises Osha to split up the Stark children to make them harder to find. Osha decides to take Rickon with her south, while Jojen says that he and Meera will take Bran. After they separate, Meera, Hodor, and Bran travel north upon Jojen's recommendation.{{Ref|ACoK|69}}