Hound Dog and Erya

Hound Dog and Erya, the remake of this killer is not too cold. The screenwriter has put a lot of effort into correcting this character, and I believe he will have more important tasks in the future. He can kill defenseless innocent people, but he can also protect the helpless Erya. The nightmare childhood, ruined appearance, and fatal weaknesses all make this character full of tragedy.

The emperor inspired him and made him realize why he was protecting in blood, and the phrase "Fuck the king" became the most fearless declaration. His cynicism made many viewers see him, and his failure to be forgiven by Erya in the end made people even more sympathetic. The hound has both good and evil sides, and this contradiction makes this character particularly real. "Old Cannon" Bronn

Another "Old Cannon" Bronn may seem cynical, but he has his own most basic principles and has the ability to implement them, thereby gaining the respect of others. When the little devil asked to fight on his behalf, he refused bluntly and did not let anyone feel resentful. A real man, unabashedly. This is really trustworthy. He and the Lannister brothers get along with each other without being humble or arrogant, which is the only cross-class friendship in the play.

Battle against the dragon in the fifth season. His most classic quote is undoubtedly, James asked him: What method of death do you choose? Bronn: In my own castle, drinking my own wine and watching my sons rob my property. James: That's really disappointing. I thought you had some exciting plans. Bronn: My life has been exciting enough, it would be better to be bored when I die. Game of Thrones

"Game of Thrones" is an epic fantasy drama with magnificent characters. In the fourth season, compared to the protagonists Jon Snow and Dragon Mother, the flesh-and-blood supporting characters in the play have transformed and grown to shine more in the epic.

Jaime once broke the oath of the Iron Guard and was despised as a regicide. He did not hesitate to maim Bran because of his incestuous feelings. When he returned to King's Landing, he discovered that the father he had broken his oath to save still used him to continue the family's honor, and that his sister, whom he was deformed and attached to, was madly pursuing power.

Brenne gave him a new soul. The relationship between Jaime and Brienne is a complement to each other's personality: Brienne blurred her gender with her knighthood, and her journey of life and death with Jaime made her truly respected for the first time.