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Brynden Tully, also known as Brynden Blackfish, Brynden the Blackfish, or simply the Blackfish, is a knight from House Tully. He is the younger brother of Hoster Tully, Lord Paramount of the Trident, and the uncle of Lady Catelyn Stark, Lady Lysa Arryn, and Ser Edmure Tully.
Sor Brynden Tully, também conhecido como Peixe Negro, é um membro da Casa Tully. Um guerreiro habilidoso e experiente, que fez seu nome durante a Guerra dos Reis de Nove Moedas, provou-se de grande valor ao Rei Robb Stark como conselheiro e comandante dos batedores e da escolta dianteira durante a Guerra dos Cinco Reis.
- Overview
- Biography
- Personality
- Quotes
"He asked me to stop calling myself "Blackfish". Said it was an old joke, and it wasn't very funny in the first place....I told him people have been calling me "Blackfish" for so long, they don't remember my real name."
―Brynden Tully to his niece Catelyn Stark about her father Hoster Tully
Background
Brynden Tully was the younger brother of Hoster Tully, Lord of Riverrun and head of House Tully, and the uncle of Catelyn, Edmure, and Lysa. Brynden is a respected knight and formidable battle commander, who first distinguished himself in the War of the Ninepenny Kings, nearly forty years before the War of the Five Kings. Brynden often argued with his older brother Hoster, particularly over the fact that Brynden never married. When Brynden returned home from the War of the Ninepenny Kings, Hoster had already arranged for him to marry Bethany Redwyne, of the wealthy and powerful House Redwyne, similar to many other such matches in Tully history. Brynden refused the good match, however, refusing to be told when and whom to marry. Hoster was angry that Brynden would not enter into a marriage to improve the family, and said that he was the black goat of the Tully herd. Brynden joked that given that the Tully sigil is a trout, it would be more fitting to say that he was the "black fish" of the Tully school. The nickname stuck, and Ser Brynden became popularly known as "The Blackfish" ever since. Brynden even took to using a black fish in his own personal heraldry, which like the standard Tully heraldry it uses a red and blue background, but swaps out the normal silver trout for a black one. Hoster would attempt to contract other arranged marriage-alliances for Brynden over the years, many of them very promising matches, but Brynden turned down them all, which led to constant bickering between the two brothers throughout their lives. Despite his disagreements with his brother over his refusal to marry, Brynden is very devoted to his family.
Game of Thrones: Season 3
During the funeral of Hoster Tully, an annoyed Brynden takes the place of his nephew, Lord Edmure, after the latter fails several times to hit the funeral boat with flaming arrows. Later on he also chides Edmure for calling Robb "nephew" instead of treating him as his King as Edmure defends his course of action that led to the Battle of the Fords. He also consoles Catelyn when she muses about her father's funeral and whether she will ever see Bran and Rickon again, whose whereabouts are unknown following the Sack of Winterfell. The Blackfish brings Rickard Karstark and his men before King Robb after they brutally murder Willem and Martyn Lannister as revenge against House Lannister. Brynden is highly offended when Rickard makes a derogatory comment about Ned Stark and punches him in the face in retaliation. Brynden counsels King Robb not to execute Lord Karstark but instead to keep him as a hostage, thus keeping the Karstark forces loyal to the Starks. King Robb disagrees, however, and executes Lord Karstark under charges of treason while Brynden watches on along with Edmure, Talisa and Catelyn. The Blackfish is again present when "Black Walder" and Lothar Frey come to Riverrun to discuss an alliance between House Stark and House Frey. The Freys demand that Edmure must marry one of Lord Walder Frey's daughters if the alliance is to go ahead. Edmure is reluctant to agree to these terms but Brynden tells him that he must if they have any hope of winning the war. Edmure finally relents. En route to the Twins for Edmure's wedding, Brynden agrees with Catelyn that Walder Frey is the prickliest man he has ever met, and quips that he has seen "wet shits I like more than Walder Frey". When they finally reach the Twins, Brynden is visibly angered when Walder lightly insults Talisa, but stays himself. During the wedding feast, he drinks heavily and brings up Roose Bolton's marriage to Frey's granddaughter Walda to further cement their alliance. Roose confides to Brynden and Catelyn that he actually did it since Frey promised him a dowry of silver matching Walda's weight. Brynden briefly goes outside to relieve himself, narrowly escaping the massacre that follows shortly after and claims the lives of Robb, Catelyn, Talisa and all of their Northern allies; the Blackfish either sneaked away or fought his way through the chaos to escape the Twins. Roose Bolton and Walder Frey later discover that the Blackfish escaped. Though Frey is undisturbed, Roose is visibly concerned that Brynden will reach the safety of Riverrun before he is found.
Game of Thrones: Season 6
Petyr Baelish informs Sansa Stark that Brynden has reunited the remnants of the Tully army and successfully taken back Riverrun from House Frey, and he advises her to seek her uncle out for help retaking the North. Heeding this advice, Sansa sends Brienne of Tarth to meet with Brynden. Lord Walder Frey berates his sons for losing Riverrun, and requests help from the Lannisters in taking it back, thus beginning the second siege of Riverrun. While parleying with Jaime Lannister, the Blackfish informs him that Riverrun can hold out for two years, and that he must be ready to lose thousands of men if he wants to storm Riverrun. Realizing that the Blackfish has no intention of surrendering, Jaime is furious that he had to meet him at all. Later, Brienne of Tarth arrives with Sansa Stark's letter, asking the Blackfish to send his forces North to join Sansa and Jon's army. The Blackfish refuses to give up Riverrun, even for his great-niece. Edmure is sent to retake the castle from the Tully garrison, under threat of the murder of his son. The Blackfish knows that Edmure is not coming of his own free will, and orders the men not to let him in. Though the Blackfish commands the forces at Riverrun, formal authority is vested in Edmure as the rightful head of House Tully and the Lord of Riverrun, and his men are obliged to obey Edmure, not the Blackfish. As his men allow Edmure into Riverrun, a disheartened Blackfish leaves the battlements. Edmure orders his men to surrender and that his uncle be put in chains, but the Blackfish refuses to surrender and resolves to kill as many men as he can. He leads Brienne and her squire Podrick Payne into a waterway to escape Riverrun on a boat. He stays to die fighting for his home, though he admits he'll "probably make a fool" of himself due to a lack of recent combat experience. A Lannister soldier later reports to Jaime that the Blackfish was killed while resisting arrest. Though Jaime appears saddened that he has helped the Freys murder another member of Catelyn's family, it is unknown if he gave the Blackfish a proper funeral or allowed the Freys to desecrate his corpse as they did to Catelyn and Robb at the Red Wedding. As the Freys and Lannisters celebrate their retaking of Riverrun at the Twins, Lord Walder gloats about the Blackfish's death at the hands of common foot soldiers. Later, however, the Blackfish and all those who died at the Red Wedding are finally avenged by his great-niece Arya Stark, who murders Lord Walder and his sons, Black Walder and Lothar.
Brynden Tully was a blunt and cynical man, never hesitated to express his opinions. He was well loved by most of the family who knew him, with the only exception being his older brother Hoster, with whom he shared a rather complicated relationship. As a young man, he had no interest in ruling as a lord, and no interest in marrying, and thus his relationship with his older brother was marred.
Brynden's refusal to rule or marry, or to be courteous to the ruling lord, did not prevent him from having Tully pride. Throughout the second siege of Riverrun, he firmly held the castle against the besiegers, since he was almost impossible to intimidate. Ultimately, for all his faults, he was a good man in his own right.
Spoken by Brynden
"Don't call him 'nephew'. He is your King." ―Brynden to Edmure Tully about Robb Stark. Brynden Tully: "You're lucky I'm not your King. I wouldn't let you wave your blunders around like a victory flag." Edmure Tully: "My 'blunder' sent Tywin's mad dog scurrying back to Casterly Rock with his tail between his legs! I think King Robb understands we're not going to win this war if he's the only one winning any battles!" — Brynden Tully and Edmure Tully "Even in war's darkest days, in most places in the world absolutely nothing is happening." ―Brynden to Catelyn Stark "Your father was a stubborn old ox. I was surprised when he died. Didn't think death had the patience." ―Brynden to Catelyn Stark about his brother Hoster Tully. Edmure Tully: "The laws of Gods and men are very clear. No man may compel another man to marry." Brynden Tully: "The laws of my fist are about to compel your teeth!" — Edmure and Brynden "I've seen wet shits I like better than Walder Frey." ―Brynden about Walder Frey. "People have been calling me "Blackfish" for so long they don't remember my real name." ―Brynden Tully Catelyn Stark: "He complained about this marriage the entire way from Riverrun- and now, look at him." Brynden Tully: "The Gods love to reward a fool." Catelyn Stark: "Uncle!" Brynden Tully: "What? He's my nephew. I love him. And he's a damn fool." — Catelyn and Brynden talk about Edmure's delight with his bride, Roslin Frey. "Pardon my lord, my lady. I need to find a tree to piss on." ―Brynden fortuitously escapes the Red Wedding. "As long as I'm standing, the war is not over." ―Brynden to Jaime Lannister "I haven't had a proper swordfight in years. I expect I'll make a damn fool of myself." ―The Blackfish's last words to Brienne as she escapes Riverrun.
Spoken about Brynden
Roose Bolton: "The Blackfish escaped." Walder Frey: "An old man on the run with no allies. I have Tywin Lannister backing me, who does he have?" Roose Bolton: "As you say." — Roose Bolton and Walder Frey discuss Brynden's escape from the Red Wedding. "The Blackfish is a legend. His support would mean a great deal." ―Davos Seaworth Walder Frey: "You didn't lose Riverrun. You let the Blackfish take it from you." Lothar Frey: "He surprised us! He knows the castle better than anyone." Walder Frey: "You did lose the Blackfish after the Red Wedding. You had him right here in this hall and you let him leave. Then, when I told you to hunt him down and kill him, you couldn't find him. That's what it means to lose something. Now he's come back and taken Riverrun." — The Freys discuss the retaking of Riverrun by the Blackfish. "You've got one hand. My money's on the old boy." ―Bronn bluntly opines how Jaime Lannister will fare against the Blackfish. "So the famous Blackfish killed by foot soldiers, eh? Legendary warrior, everyone said." ―Walder Frey
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