Flynn Baratheon
Flynn Baratheon has no story told on screen: his existence amounts to a single entry inside a genealogical chart glimpsed briefly on the television series. He appears there as one of the children of Serac Baratheon and Monica Velaryon, and no episode or novel ever mentions him again.
Chapter 1
A name on the parchment
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Everything that survives of Flynn comes from a genealogical scroll of the great houses of Westeros, visible on screen for only a few seconds. It lists him as a descendant of Serac Baratheon and Monica Velaryon, alongside four other children of the marriage: William, Reginald, Steffon and Padraic.
That fragment, oddly, sits within the block devoted to another northern lineage rather than the one he belongs to by blood. The document is titled Lineages and Histories of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms, and beyond that written mention there is no image, no line of dialogue, nothing else that lifts him off the page.
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels there is no trace of him: the name simply does not exist in that version of the story. The Atlas catalogue records him as deceased, though no detail survives of when or how.