Leo Tyrell son of Moryn Tyrell
Not to be confused with Leo Tyrell, son of Gareth Tyrell · Leo Tyrell, son of Victor Tyrell.
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Leo Tyrell, nicknamed Leo the Lazy, is a novice at the Citadel and the son of Moryn Tyrell.
He has no great reputation among the other acolytes, better known for taverns, card games, and a cruel tongue than for study, and he is one of the faces Samwell Tarly comes across during his early days in Oldtown.
Appearance and Character
He is fair-haired, with a soft, sly voice, and wears a short cloak striped green and gold that leaves one shoulder bare. Samwell Tarly, passing him in the halls of the Citadel, notices his paleness and good looks, but also a sly gaze and a hard set to his mouth.
He is not well liked among his fellow acolytes: he spends most of his time drinking and gambling, and enjoys mocking the other novices.
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Dragon Talk
After losing a good sum gambling at the Lucky Chance, Leo butts into the conversation Roone, Armen, Alleras, Mollander, and Pate are having about whether the sailors are telling the truth about living dragons in the world, and sides with them: to him, dragons are real. Once the others leave, he turns his sharp tongue on Pate and threatens to take the virginity of Rosey, the girl who has won the boy's heart.
Later, Samwell Tarly runs into him, together with Alleras, on the way to archmaester Marwyn's chambers. Leo's gaze is fixed on a candle flame and he is slow to recognize Sam; once he does, he only uses it to mock him and laugh at his reputation.
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Parents
Children
None recorded
People in their story
- Samwell TarlyAppears in Appearance and Character, Dragon Talk
- TyrellAppears in Appearance and Character
Appearances
By work
| Work | Format | Where it is told |
|---|---|---|
| A Feast for Crows | Book | Appearance and Character, Dragon Talk |
Books and show
Where they differ
- Books only: Appearance and Character, Dragon Talk
| Show | Books | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | — | Alive |
| Appears in | — | A Feast for Crows |
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