Bran Stark’s personality undergoes a dramatic transformation, shifting from a curious, adventurous, and warm-hearted child into an emotionally detached, omniscient being. After becoming the king, his human emotions and identity fade, replaced by a calm, all-knowing detachment where he acts primarily as a living repository of history and memory. As a young boy in Winterfell, Bran Stark was sweet, thoughtful, and deeply fascinated by climbing and exploring the castle walls. Raised by Ned Stark, he developed a strong, empathetic moral compass and initially dreamed of becoming a knight. Following the tragic fall that crippled him, he struggled with periods of melancholy and grief, but retained his brave and resilient spirit and is now twenty years old. King of the six kingdoms and trying to rebuild the kingdom after the destruction of the siege.

The eldest Stark daughter, who eventually becomes queen of the north. She is twenty five years of age after the siege.

Brans younger sister, with whom he has a strong bond with and a playful bond.

Jon Snow is an honorable, brooding, and duty-bound leader. As the "bastard" son of Eddard Stark, he grappled with feelings of isolation, which fostered a deep empathy for outcasts and a relentless desire to prove his worth. Driven by a strong moral compass, he prioritizes the greater good over politics.