Appearance and Character: -Stark Traits: He already bears the long, solemn face of his lineage, as well as dark grey eyes. -Youth: A dark-haired young man with a beard and a sturdy build, he is already well-versed in the use of arms thanks to his training in the Vale. -Temperament: Naturally reserved and austere in appearance—yet loyal and protective—he lives far from his native North until fate takes a tragic turn with the execution of his father and brother by the Mad King.

Physique and Appearance: -Stature: He stood about six and a half feet tall (nearly two meters), towering over the vast majority of men. -Build: He possessed a powerful, sculpted physique. -Face: He was clean-shaven, with piercing, vivid blue eyes and a thick shock of black hair. Weaponry: -His warhammer: His weapon of choice was a heavy iron warhammer bristling with spikes. It was so heavy that even Eddard Stark could barely lift it, yet Robert wielded it with destructive ease. Temperament and Reputation: -Vigor and spirit: He was a spirited young lord with a passion for tourneys, fine food, the company of women, and—above all—combat. -Charisma: Unlike the indolent ruler he became after years of peace in King's Landing, the young Robert exuded raw energy and a magnetic aura that inspired fierce loyalty in his men and his comrades-in-arms, such as Ned Stark.

Physical Appearance and Bearing: -Appearance: Considered one of the most handsome men in the Seven Kingdoms, surpassing—in the eyes of some—even the grace of Ser Jaime Lannister. -Armor: In tournaments or battle, he wore magnificent black armor; the breastplate was inlaid with rubies forming the three-headed dragon of House Targaryen. Personality and Temperament: -Melancholy: Solitary and deeply melancholic by nature, he was haunted by the tragic circumstances of his birth at Summerhall on the day of the fire. -Intellect and Arts: An avid reader and intellectual, he preferred study to martial pursuits. He was an accomplished musician and a virtuoso harpist whose melodies and voice could move listeners to tears. -Sense of Duty: Thoughtful, scrupulous, and taciturn, he turned to military training out of a sense of destiny or obligation, becoming a formidable knight despite taking no apparent pleasure in combat. Perception by the Realm: -The Ideal Prince: Despite his distant and secretive nature, he was adored by the common people and much of the nobility, who saw in him the promise of a just and enlightened ruler capable of overcoming the madness of his father, King Aerys II.

Changes in physical appearance and hygiene: -Personal neglect: He refused to have his hair, beard, or nails cut, fearing that a blade might come near his throat. His hair had grown long and matted, and his beard hung down to his chest. -Emaciation: Consumed by fear and refusing to eat properly for fear of being poisoned, he had become extremely thin and skeletal. Mental state and behavior: -Acute paranoia: He was terrified of being touched or betrayed, to the point of forbidding anyone (except his seven royal guards) from carrying a sword in his presence. -Total isolation: He had shut himself away in the Red Keep for years, refusing to go outside or show himself to the people.

Physical Appearance and Bearing: -Appearance: An exceptionally handsome young man with long, wavy blond hair, striking green eyes, and a proud, almost regal bearing. -Smile: His smile is described as being as sharp as a dagger. -Physique: He possesses an athletic, vigorous, and slender build. Personality and Reputation: -Innate Talent: Regarded as a fencing prodigy and a gifted swordsman, possessing a natural talent rarely seen in the history of Westeros. -Character: Arrogant, impetuous, and self-assured, he was brimming with chivalric idealism before confronting the destructive madness of the Mad King. -Early Life: A squire to Lord Sumner Crakehall from the age of eleven, he was knighted at the exceptional age of fifteen by Prince Rhaegar Targaryen himself (at the Tourney at Storm's End) before joining the Kingsguard.

His power and early achievements: -Restoring authority: As a young man, he completely restored the power of House Lannister. -Hand of the King: Appointed by Aerys II at the age of 20, he administered the realm with immense success and prosperity for twenty years, earning the admiration of Westeros while consolidating Lannister wealth and influence. His personal life and tragedy: -Joanna Lannister: He was deeply in love with his cousin and wife, Joanna—a period of his life when he knew happiness and could even be seen smiling. -The turning point of Joanna's death: She died in 273 AC while giving birth to Tyrion. This tragic event shattered his capacity for love, making him harder, colder, and more unyielding, while fostering a fierce hatred toward his youngest son, whom he held responsible. The rift with the Mad King: -Aerys II's paranoia: Tywin's resounding success and the popularity of the Lannisters aroused the jealousy and paranoid madness of King Aerys II, who publicly humiliated him on several occasions.