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ACall it out, openly and on the record. If honour means anything, it has to mean something when it’s costly.
BUse it. Information about someone else’s dishonour is leverage — and leverage is power.
CAct decisively to correct it — with or without the approval of those around me.
DChallenge them directly. Strength settles disputes more honestly than courtroom manoeuvring.
ENavigate carefully — build alliances, apply quiet pressure, and create a situation where the right outcome becomes inevitable.

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AThe loyalty of people who trust me — earned over generations, not bought with gold.
BWealth, intelligence, and the willingness to use both without sentiment.
CA legacy so fearsome and a vision so total that opposition becomes unthinkable.
DPhysical strength, military force, and the respect that comes from being the kind of person nobody wants to fight.
ECharm, connection, and the ability to make powerful people feel that my success is also theirs.

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AMy family and my people — those who depend on me and have kept faith with me through everything.
BMy family — the ones who share my blood, even when they exhaust me, even when they disappoint me.
CMy cause — a vision larger than any single person, including me.
DMyself, and those few who’ve proven themselves worth fighting beside.
EMy house — its name, its future, the position I intend to leave it in when I’m gone.

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AHonestly — I face them directly, and I give quarter when it’s warranted.
BThoroughly — I don’t leave loose ends, and I don’t make the same enemy twice.
CDecisively — fire answers questions that diplomacy only delays.
DHead-on — I’d rather meet a threat on the battlefield than behind closed doors.
EElegantly — I prefer to make former enemies into allies, or at least into people who owe me something.

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AA just one — someone who serves the realm rather than using it, who leads by example rather than fear.
BA capable one — someone smart enough to navigate the game, ruthless enough to win it, and realistic about what winning costs.
CA transformative one — someone who doesn’t just rule what exists but reshapes what’s possible.
DA strong one — someone whose authority is beyond question because the alternative is obviously worse.
EA wise one — someone who understands that the realm is fed by more than armies, and that a full stomach keeps more peace than a sharp sword.

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AWe grieve, properly and together — and then we endure, because endurance is what we do.
BWe adapt. We reassess. And we ensure that whoever caused this loss comes to regret it completely.
CWe burn hotter. Setbacks don’t soften us — they clarify what needs to happen next.
DWe hit back. Grief and revenge are the same motion in our house.
EWe regroup quietly, rebuild our position, and return when we’re ready — on our terms, not theirs.

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AThe lone wolf dies, but the pack survives. Nothing matters more than the people you protect.
BA Lannister always pays their debts — in gold or in kind. Reputation is built on consistency.
CI am the blood of the dragon. Some destinies are written before the person who carries them is born.
DOurs is the fury. When we move, we move completely — and we don’t stop until it’s done.
EGrowing strong means knowing when to bloom and when to wait. Patience is its own kind of power.

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AClaim it only if the realm needs me to — and rule in a way that makes it worth having.
BEnsure someone who owes us sits in it. The power behind the throne is safer than the throne itself.
CTake it. It was always meant to be mine — I feel that in my bones and in my blood.
DSeize it — with both hands, without hesitation. Opportunity in Westeros does not wait to be asked.
EPosition my house to be indispensable to whoever sits there — influence outlasts any single reign.

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