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| Date_of_Death = {{date|300}} | | Date_of_Death = {{date|300}} | ||
− | | Books = [[A Game of Thrones]] ( | + | | Books = ''[[A Game of Thrones]]'' (appears)<br>''[[A Clash of Kings]]'' (appears)<br>''[[A Storm of Swords]]'' (mentioned)<br>''[[A Feast for Crows]]'' (POV)<br>''[[A Dance with Dragons]]'' (mentioned) |
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− | Ser '''Arys Oakheart''' is a [[knight]] of [[House Oakheart]]. He is a member of King [[Robert Baratheon | + | Ser '''Arys Oakheart''' is a [[knight]] of [[House Oakheart]]. He is a member of King [[Robert Baratheon]]'s [[Kingsguard]]. Arys is the youngest son of Lady [[Arwyn Oakheart]], head of [[House Oakheart]].{{ref|affc|Appendix}} |
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
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==Recent Events== | ==Recent Events== | ||
[[File:Sacha Angel Diener Arianne and ArysII.jpg|350px|thumb|right|In [[Dorne]] Arys was seduced by Princess [[Arianne Martell]] - by Sacha Angel Diener. © Fantasy Flight Games]] | [[File:Sacha Angel Diener Arianne and ArysII.jpg|350px|thumb|right|In [[Dorne]] Arys was seduced by Princess [[Arianne Martell]] - by Sacha Angel Diener. © Fantasy Flight Games]] | ||
− | ===A Game of Thrones=== | + | ===''A Game of Thrones''=== |
− | + | Arys competes in [[the Hand's tourney]] along with the other Kingsguard knights. He is present in the throne room when Ser [[Barristan Selmy]] is dismissed, and he laughs at his former sworn brother's shame.{{ref|agot|57}} | |
− | ===A Clash of Kings=== | + | ===''A Clash of Kings''=== |
− | Ser Arys is regarded as one of the kinder Kingsguard under [[Joffrey Baratheon|Joffrey I]], often making pleasant conversation with [[Sansa Stark]]. When Joffrey orders his Kingsguard to beat Sansa | + | Ser Arys is regarded as one of the kinder Kingsguard under King [[Joffrey Baratheon|Joffrey I]], often making pleasant conversation with [[Sansa Stark]]. When Joffrey orders his Kingsguard to beat Sansa, Ser [[Meryn Trant]], Ser [[Boros Blount]], Ser [[Preston Greenfield]], and Ser [[Mandon Moore]] carry out the command without qualm or question. Arys, when ordered, hits Sansa but as lightly as he dares, and only after objecting first.{{ref|acok|2}} He is also skilled with the lance, displaying absolute confidence in his ability to win the [[tourney on King Joffrey's name day]], despite the presence of other Kingsguard. |
− | + | Arys is sent to [[Sunspear]] in [[Dorne]] to guard Princess [[Myrcella Baratheon]], who is betrothed to [[Trystane Martell]].{{ref|acok|41}} | |
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− | ===A Feast for Crows=== | + | ===''A Storm of Swords''=== |
− | Arys is seduced within half a year{{Ref|aFfC|40}} by | + | Lord [[Tywin Lannister]] informs his son [[Tyrion Lannister|Tyrion]] that Ser Arys Oakheart has sent a letter from Dorne, revealing Myrcella and Trystane get on well and that Myrcella has taken a great liking to Princess [[Arianne Martell]].{{Ref|aSoS|4}} |
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+ | ===''A Feast for Crows''=== | ||
+ | Arys is seduced within half a year{{Ref|aFfC|40}} by Arianne, daughter of Prince [[Doran Martell]] and heiress to the throne of Dorne. She convinces him to rebel against the [[Iron Throne]] and support Myrcella's claim over that of her brother, King [[Tommen Baratheon|Tommen I Baratheon]].{{Ref|aFfC|13}} When the conspiracy is uncovered at the [[Greenblood]], Arys stages a mad charge into [[House Martell|Martell]] forces, killing two of their number before being killed himself by [[Areo Hotah]], the captain of Prince Doran's guard.{{Ref|aFfC|21}} | ||
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
− | {{Quote|You know I have no other woman. Only... duty. {{ref|affc|13}}}} | + | {{Quote|You know I have no other woman. Only... duty. {{ref|affc|13}}}} - Arys to [[Arianne Martell]] |
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− | {{Quote|There have always been men who found it easier to speak vows than to keep them. {{ref|affc|13}}}} | + | {{Quote|There have always been men who found it easier to speak vows than to keep them.{{ref|affc|13}}}} - Arys to [[Arianne Martell]] |
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+ | {{Quote|You will not take [[Myrcella Baratheon|her]] whilst I still draw breath.{{ref|AFFC|21}}}} - Arys to [[Areo Hotah]] | ||
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+ | [[Category:Knights|Oakheart, Arys]] | ||
[[Category:Members of the Kingsguard|Oakheart, Arys]] | [[Category:Members of the Kingsguard|Oakheart, Arys]] | ||
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Ser Arys Oakheart is a knight of House Oakheart. He is a member of King Robert Baratheon's Kingsguard. Arys is the youngest son of Lady Arwyn Oakheart, head of House Oakheart.[1]
Contents
Appearance
- See also: Images of Arys Oakheart
Ser Arys has light-brown hair and a comely face.[2]
History
Ser Arys joined the Kingsguard in 290 AC.[3]
Recent Events
A Game of Thrones
Arys competes in the Hand's tourney along with the other Kingsguard knights. He is present in the throne room when Ser Barristan Selmy is dismissed, and he laughs at his former sworn brother's shame.[4]
A Clash of Kings
Ser Arys is regarded as one of the kinder Kingsguard under King Joffrey I, often making pleasant conversation with Sansa Stark. When Joffrey orders his Kingsguard to beat Sansa, Ser Meryn Trant, Ser Boros Blount, Ser Preston Greenfield, and Ser Mandon Moore carry out the command without qualm or question. Arys, when ordered, hits Sansa but as lightly as he dares, and only after objecting first.[2] He is also skilled with the lance, displaying absolute confidence in his ability to win the tourney on King Joffrey's name day, despite the presence of other Kingsguard.
Arys is sent to Sunspear in Dorne to guard Princess Myrcella Baratheon, who is betrothed to Trystane Martell.[5]
A Storm of Swords
Lord Tywin Lannister informs his son Tyrion that Ser Arys Oakheart has sent a letter from Dorne, revealing Myrcella and Trystane get on well and that Myrcella has taken a great liking to Princess Arianne Martell.[6]
A Feast for Crows
Arys is seduced within half a year[7] by Arianne, daughter of Prince Doran Martell and heiress to the throne of Dorne. She convinces him to rebel against the Iron Throne and support Myrcella's claim over that of her brother, King Tommen I Baratheon.[8] When the conspiracy is uncovered at the Greenblood, Arys stages a mad charge into Martell forces, killing two of their number before being killed himself by Areo Hotah, the captain of Prince Doran's guard.[9]
Quotes
You know I have no other woman. Only... duty. [8]
- Arys to Arianne Martell
There have always been men who found it easier to speak vows than to keep them.[8]
- Arys to Arianne Martell
- Arys to Areo Hotah
References and Notes
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Appendix.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 A Clash of Kings, Chapter 2, Sansa I.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 13, The Soiled Knight, Ser Arys claims to have not touched a woman since joining the Kingsguard ten years ago.
- ↑ A Game of Thrones, Chapter 57, Sansa V.
- ↑ A Clash of Kings, Chapter 41, Tyrion IX.
- ↑ A Storm of Swords, Chapter 4, Tyrion I.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 40, Princess In The Tower.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 A Feast for Crows, Chapter 13, The Soiled Knight.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 A Feast for Crows, Chapter 21, The Queenmaker.
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