Argella Baratheon
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Argella Baratheon belonged to a little-known branch of House Baratheon, documented only in material produced for the television series: she was one of fifteen children born to William Baratheon and Martyna Mullendore.
Her existence is known from an in-universe genealogical document made for the production, where her name appears alongside her siblings' in a section devoted to House Umber.
Family
Argella was born into the large family of William Baratheon and Martyna Mullendore, who besides her had William, Jon, Martyn, Orys, Theodor, Mace, Tommax, Brune, Bryte, Gude, Lex, Lorax, Wineiri, and Miriam.
Nothing else survives about her life beyond her place in that genealogy: no age, no fate, not a single scene naming her apart from her siblings.
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Origin of the Character
In A Song of Ice and Fire, George R. R. Martin's novel series, no character named Argella Baratheon exists: her entire existence belongs to the television series' supplementary material.
The same document that records her siblings places her, without explanation, in the section reserved for House Umber rather than the one for House Baratheon.
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Relationships
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The family of Argella Baratheon
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Family
- William BaratheonFatherAppears in Family
- Martyna MullendoreMotherAppears in Family
- William BaratheonSiblingsAppears in Family
Others in their story
- BaratheonAppears in Family, Origin of the Character
- UmberAppears in Origin of the Character
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Where they differ
Argella was born into the large family of William Baratheon and Martyna Mullendore, who besides her had William, Jon, Martyn, Orys, Theodor, Mace, Tommax, Brune, Bryte, Gude, Lex, Lorax, Wineiri, and Miriam.
Nothing else survives about her life beyond her place in that genealogy: no age, no fate, not a single scene naming her apart from her siblings.
In A Song of Ice and Fire, George R. R. Martin's novel series, no character named Argella Baratheon exists: her entire existence belongs to the television series' supplementary material.
The same document that records her siblings places her, without explanation, in the section reserved for House Umber rather than the one for House Baratheon.
- Show only: Family, Origin of the Character
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