Allard Seaworth
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Allard Seaworth is the second son of Davos Seaworth and Marya Seaworth, and captain of the cog Lady Marya in the Dragonstone fleet. Of all Davos's sons, he is the one who least weighs his steps, and his reputation with women follows him in three separate ports.
His story unfolds within the war Stannis Baratheon wages for the Iron Throne, where the young captain carries out delicate errands on his lord's behalf.
Early Life
Captain of the Lady Marya
Allard is the second of Davos Seaworth's sons, and the boldest of them all. He commands the Lady Marya, one of the family's ships, and has left lovers behind in Oldtown, King's Landing, and Braavos, three ports where his name travels fast.
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Dragonstone
Mission to the Free Cities
Allard is at Dragonstone with his father and brothers when Melisandre sets the island's sept ablaze; he dislikes what he sees, but keeps the complaint to himself instead of voicing it aloud.
Soon after, Stannis Baratheon sends him to the Free Cities with the proclamation accusing queen Cersei Lannister's children of not being Robert Baratheon's. Allard crosses the narrow sea to carry that accusation to ears beyond Westeros.
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Battle of the Blackwater
Death
When Stannis's fleet attacks King's Landing, Allard fights on the Blackwater at the head of his ship. The battle ends with the Lady Marya sunk and Allard nowhere to be found; no one sees him alive again, and he is given up for dead.
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Relationships
Family tree
The family of Allard Seaworth
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Parents
Children
None recorded
Family
- Davos SeaworthFatherAppears in Captain of the Lady Marya, Mission to the Free Cities, Death
Others in their story
- MelisandreAppears in Mission to the Free Cities
- Stannis BaratheonAppears in Mission to the Free Cities
- Cersei LannisterAppears in Mission to the Free Cities
Appearances
By work
| Work | Format | Where it is told |
|---|---|---|
| A Clash of Kings | Book | Captain of the Lady Marya, Mission to the Free Cities, Death |
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Where they differ
- Books only: Captain of the Lady Marya, Mission to the Free Cities, Death
| Show | Books | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | — | Dead |
| Died | — | 299 AC |
| Appears in | — | A Clash of Kings |
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