Physical appearance: - A battle-hardened warrior: Jon has shed his youthful features for a face weathered by combat, the cold, and hardship. - Hairstyle: His curly black hair is tied back in a Norse-style bun. - Attire: Heavy dark plate armor, thick furs on his shoulders, and a black leather tunic, reflecting his deep roots in the North. He always carries his Valyrian steel sword, Longclaw, at his side. Character and personality: - Character: Absolute honor (bordering on naivety): Raised by Ned Stark, Jon maintains an unwavering moral compass. His honesty is total—to the point where he refuses to lie or keep secrets, even when doing so works against his political interests. - A reluctant leader: Jon never sought power. He is a hero in spite of himself, accepting responsibility solely out of duty and to save his people; he prefers action on the battlefield to court intrigue.

Appearance: -Weaponry: She wields her signature sword, Needle, as well as a Valyrian steel dagger gifted by Bran. -Physical: A young woman with short brown hair and a piercing gaze, bearing the marks of her rigorous training and numerous battles. Character: -Determined and stoic: Having become a formidable assassin after her training with the Faceless Men, she masters her emotions and displays absolute composure in the face of danger. -Loyal to her family: Despite her apparent detachment, her love for her family remains her deepest anchor ("The Starks must remain united"). -Independent: She consistently rejects the roles of noblewoman or lady that others try to impose on her, preferring her freedom and action.

Physical Appearance: -Hairstyle: Her long auburn hair no longer mimics the fashions of King's Landing or other queens. She wears tight, sleek braids in the Northern style, reflecting her absolute control and refusal to be manipulated. Character: -Personality: The naive, romantic girl of the early days has completely vanished; Sansa now shines with maturity. -Pragmatic and realistic: She handles the practical logistics of Winterfell (provisions, armor, the cold), asserting herself as the only down-to-earth leader amidst the mystical or emotional concerns of others. -Sharp political wariness: Having been schooled by the likes of Cersei Lannister and Littlefinger, she anticipates betrayals. She is the first to identify the political threat posed by Daenerys Targaryen. -Absolute loyalty to the North: Her past trauma has forged a visceral protective instinct for her family, her people, and the sovereignty of her homeland.

Appearance: -Physical: Bran appears as a young adult with an emaciated, pale, and completely impassive face. -Gaze: His stare is fixed, distant, and often detached from the present, reflecting the fact that his mind is constantly navigating through time and the memories of the world. Character: -Total detachment: Bran is virtually no longer "human" in the emotional sense. He himself states that he is no longer truly Bran Stark. He no longer feels fear, anger, sadness, or joy. -Mysterious and cryptic: He speaks little, in a monotone voice, and often utters enigmatic phrases that unsettle those he speaks to (such as when he reminds Jaime Lannister of their first meeting by saying, "The things we do for love"). -Omniscient: With access to the entire past and present of Westeros, he displays absolute patience, knowing exactly how events must unfold.

Appearance and Character: -Appearance: Around 24 years old, Daenerys retains her slender figure, long silver hair braided in an intricate style, and light-colored eyes. -Character: Upon arriving at Winterfell, she faces the cold mistrust of the Northerners and Sansa Stark. She views the counsel of Tyrion Lannister and Varys as acts of political betrayal. Role and Evolution: -Savior of Humanity: In the first half, she sets aside her quest for the throne to lead her armies (Unsullied, Dothraki) and her two surviving dragons (Drogon and Rhaegal) to the North.

Physical appearance: -General: Tyrion is a man with dwarfism (approximately 1.20 meters tall). -Face and hair: He sports short, messy dark-blonde to light-brown hair and a thick, well-groomed salt-and-pepper beard—a far cry from the platinum blonde of his youth. His signature facial scar (sustained during the Battle of the Blackwater) remains clearly visible. Character and mindset: -Torn and idealistic: Tyrion is no longer the cynical hedonist of the early seasons. He deeply believes in a better world under Daenerys's leadership, a conviction that sometimes clouds his judgment. -Empathetic and melancholic: He is deeply affected by the violence of war. His unwavering love for his brother Jaime and his desire to save innocent lives in King's Landing drive all his actions, even at the risk of his own life.

Character: -Torn and mature: He displays a stronger moral conscience, far removed from the arrogance of his early days. He chooses to keep his word by going to fight the Dead in the North. Role in the plot: -The journey North: He arrives alone at Winterfell, faces Bran Stark—whom he had maimed in the past—and joins the alliance of the living.