#catelyn bracken

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Catelyn Bracken, third daughter of Jonos Bracken

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scribbly Bracken sisters bc I have the Brainrot

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ASOIAF FANCASTING --> EVERY NAMED FEMALE CHARACTER ABOVE THE AGE OF FIVE, PART XIII

Cassella Vaith (b. approx. 140 AC): A Dornish noblewoman, she was among many hostages taken when King Daeron I conquered Dorne. Daeron's cousin Prince Aegon, who would later become king as Aegon IV, accompanied the hostages to King's Landing and became Cassella's lover. However, when Daeron was killed by the Dornish and the hostages were all to be executed, Aegon returned her to her place among them. Despite this callousness, Cassella never wed and still believed that one day Aegon would send for her again. Fancast: Gabriella Wilde.

Catelyn Bracken (main series era): Third daughter of Lord Jonos Bracken of Stone Hedge. Fancast: Brooke Shields.

Catelyn Tully (265-299 AC): Eldest daughter of Lord Hoster Tully of Riverrun and his wife, Minisa Whent. She was betrothed to Brandon Stark, the heir to Winterfell, but when he died, she wed his younger brother Eddard instead. Catelyn and her younger sister Lysa had a double wedding during Robert's Rebellion, as a formal alliance between House Tully and the rebels was needed. After the rebellion, Catelyn went to live in Winterfell. There she forged a stable and loving relationship with her husband. They have five children together. Catelyn's eldest, Robb, is proclaimed King of the North upon his father's execution by King Joffrey. He is unbeaten in the field but is treacherously murdered by members of House Frey at the Red Wedding. Catelyn is slain there too, but when Beric Dondarrion and his men find her body, which has been dumped unceremoniously into the Green Fork, he gives her the last kiss of life and she arises again as Lady Stoneheart. She becomes the new leader of Dondarrion's outlaw band and leads them on a new path of vengeance. Fancast: Eleanor Tomlinson.

Cedra (main series era): A young servant at Sunspear. While Arianne Martell is imprisoned by her father after a failed attempt to crown Princess Myrcella as Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, she convinces Cedra to smuggle a letter out of Sunspear, but she is caught. Fancast: Lily Mo Sheen.

Celia Tully (b. approx. 225 AC): The daughter of the ruling Lord of Riverrun, she was betrothed to Prince Jaehaerys Targaryen, son of Aegon V, who would later become king as Jaehaerys II. However, the betrothal was broken by Jaehaerys, who married his sister, Shaera, out of love instead. Fancast: Charlotte Hope.

Cerelle Lannister (b. approx. 120 AC): Daughter of Lord Jason Lannister and his wife, Johanna Westerling. She had four sisters and one brother. She was presented to King Aegon III at the Maiden's Day Ball in King's Landing which was held for him to choose a bride. Tyland Lannister, who served for a time as Aegon's Hand after being tortured by Queen Rhaenyra during the Dance of the Dragons, was her uncle. Fancast: Joanne King.

Cerenna Lannister (b. approx. 280 AC): Daughter of Ser Stafford Lannister, the younger brother of Joanna Lannister, who was the wife and cousin of Lord Tywin Lannister of Casterly Rock. Cerenna is the younger sister of Ser Daven Lannister. She also has a sister, Myrielle. Fancast: Nina Dobrev.

Cerissa Brax (b. approx. 170 AC): Wife of Lord Damon Lannister of Casterly Rock, known as the Grey Lion. She had two sons, Tybolt and Gerold. When her husband passed away during the Spring Sickness, Tybolt became Lord of Casterly Rock. However, both he and his infant daughter, Cerelle, passed away under mysterious circumstances, and it was whispered that Gerold had poisoned them both. Gerold then became Lord of Casterly Rock. He was the father of Tytos Lannister and the grandfather of Tywin. Fancast: Anita Briem.

Cersei Frey (b. 293 AC): Youngest daughter of Raymund Frey, eleventh son of Lord Walder Frey, and his wife Beony Beesbury. She is one of the maidens presented to King Robb. She is nicknamed Little Bee, for her mother's house. Fancast: Jordana Beatty.

Cersei Lannister (b. 266 AC): Only daughter of Lord Tywin Lannister of Casterly Rock and sister to Jaime and Tyrion. Her father once promised her that she would wed Prince Rhaegar Targaryen, but King Aerys II refused. After Aerys and Rhaegar's deaths and the fall of House Targaryen, Cersei wed the new king, Robert Baratheon. They have an extremely unhappy marriage until Robert is killed in a hunting accident orchestrated by Cersei. Their three children, Joffrey, Myrcella and Tommen, have actually been fathered by Jaime, Cersei's twin brother. It is this that leads to the War of the Five Kings, since King Robert has no trueborn offspring and both his brothers decide to fight for the throne. The Lannisters make an alliance with House Tully in order to defend against Stannis Baratheon, but after the death of King Joffrey at his wedding to Margaery Tyrell, Cersei begins to fall apart. Upon Lord Tywin's death at the hands of Tyrion, Cersei assumes the rule of the Seven Kingdoms as regent for her son Tommen. However, her paranoia, egotism, and tendency to trust the wrong people lead to tension with the Tyrells and estrangement from Jaime. Cersei embarks on a plot to get Margaery, who is now married to Tommen, accused of adultery, but it backfires on her when the High Septon tortures Osney Kettleblack into revealing the truth. In order to get back to the Red Keep, Cersei confesses to having had adulterous relationships with men and undergoes a naked walk of atonement. However, she is still to be tried for more serious crimes. Fancast: Anastasia Tsilimpiou.

Ceryse Hightower (2-45 AC): Daughter of Lord Hightower of Oldtown and first wife of Maegor Targaryen, who later became king after usurping his brother's son. Ceryse had no children with Maegor, leading him to take another wife polygamously. Ceryse returned to Oldtown, but when Maegor claimed the throne they reunited and she agreed to accept his other wives. Ceryse died suddenly, and it was rumoured that she had been killed after the king ordered her tongue cut out. Fancast: Aurora Ruffino.

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War and Wildflowers

The five daughters of Jonos Bracken were each called by the people in Stone Hedge with some form or another of affectionate pet name, at least during the happy times before the war.

Barbara was simply the “heiress”. Elegant, formal, efficient, in charge of managing the household and regent of the House in her father's absences.

Jayne was known as the “horse tamer”, because she was a skilled rider and a experienced horse-breeder, a true exponent of her House sigil.

Catelyn, lover of books, was called, at least part in joke, the “she-maester”.

Bess was regarded as the most beautiful and polite of the sisters, and thus she was known as the “fair lady”. 

Alysanne, the youngest and most pampered by all, was just called the “baby”.

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War and Wildflowers 

The five daughters of House Bracken

"If I may be so bold, you would do well to require a hostage from Lord Jonos too. One of his daughters. For all his rutting, he has not proved man enough to father sons."

A Dance with Dragons. Jaime I

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War and Wildflowers

The She-Maester

Catelyn was famed around the castle for knowing obscure facts about Riverlander history. Obscure and, quite often, unrequired and useless. Catelyn's mother had been Lord Jonos third wife, a Darry. Generous and wise, the woman had been loved by her husband, her three full daughters and her two step-daughters. She was Lady of Stone Hedge for 15 years, before dying of a weakness disease. As a proof of his devotion for his passed wife, Lord Jonos had remained a widow. Until a certain visit to Riverrun, when the man came back with the fixed idea of marrying again. So urgent was his desire and so blind his determination, that he even accepted a bride of a lower House, very young and, forced to say, with a grey reputation. The rumours runned wild, and the jokes wilder. Catelyn, prone to witness many conversations, listened and watched. Secretly, she was taking notes for her future "The True History of House Bracken". She was still uncertain to which page this particular event belonged. Probably not a very proud one. Ah, she missed her old Maester. In her almost 18 years of life, she had known three maesters. She had been scared by the first one, who despised the Lord's female offspring, and kept his chambers dark and smelly. The second had been his favourite: Maester Gillan. Patiently, he had teached her everything she knew, from the basics of reading and writing to numbers and History. He even let her touch his numerous books, and took time in his many duties to tell her about other cultures and to discuse ideas, no matter how bizarre they sound. But, two years now, the old maester had died on his sleep. Catelyn cried for days, mostly in secret, and managed to keep for herself some of the precious volumes that Gillan had brought with him to serve in Stone Hedge. Luckily, because the new maester proved to be a profound deception. The man, quite younger than the previous maester, took his duties with cold efficiency, more inclined to the matters of the administration than of the mind. Tireless as an annoying bug, Catelyn followed him around, droping in the most unexpected situations questions about the Faith Militant uprising or the Fisher Kings. The man failed the tests every time, to his own indifference. Almost every time, Catelyn ended up complaining with Barbara, who usually listened to her in silence while was busy managing the castle. But this time she was talking about that. Or instead, she was listening Jayne talking about that. Jayne was at least amused and, oddly enough, quite gossipy: "You know what it is said in the stables?". Barbara remained quiet, with his eyes fixed on the inventory lists that the unworthy-of-his-name maester had prepared for her. Knowing her sister, Jayne took her silence as interest: "That he is going to be the next Lord Frey". Oh, that was a hard insult. And an exageration, above that. Catelyn got closer to her sisters. Barbara seemed to feel obliged to answer that. "Ah, well, its only his fourth wife, right? It's quite common for the Lords to marry more than once or twice, especially one who has been... quite unlucky in his marriages...". Totally unconvinced by her own words, the older sister was set on trying to defend his father's behaviour. Jayne laughed: "With his herd of fillies, you mean". Barbara admonished her with a firm look. And Catelyn took an opportunity to share some knowledge she just remembered having. "And besides, Lord Frey isnt even the Lord with more marriages. There was once a Storm Lord who took fifteen wives". Both of her sisters looked at her in disbelief. "And he wasnt even close to many of the Ironmen Kings". Jayne bursted into laughter. Even Barbara smiled. "Come, Cat, help me with this", she said, to end the conversation.  

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House Bracken🐴