Cats game of thrones

Early on, the Stark family comes across a litter of six direwolf puppies, and each child adopts one. While these names belong to wolves, they are pretty cool sounding names for cats as well we did leave out Shaggydog, another one of the direwolves. Daenerys Targaryen is the mother to three dragons, the first the world has seen in hundreds of years. These certainly make unique, playful Game of Thrones cat names!

Do you have any other great ideas to add to our Game of Thrones cat names list? Are you looking for more cat name ideas? Your email address will not be published. Female Game of Thrones Cat Names Arya — The middle Stark child, Arya is scrappy tomboy who seeks justice for all the crimes committed against her family. Brienne — As in Brienne of Tarth, a fierce warrior who is unusually tall and muscular for a woman and can outfight almost any man. This name could fit nicely with a cat pronounced cat-lynn.

Although bitter and glib, Cersei is fiercely loyal to and protective of those she loves, including her three children, Joffrey, Myrcella and Tommen, and her brother Jamie, with whom she has a special relationship. Khaleesi — Daenerys also goes by Khaleesi, which means queen in Dothraki. Lyanna — Lyanna is the name of two important characters in Game of Thrones. This makes a great name for a female cat with red coloring! She is the only sister of Joffrey and Tommen. Osha — Osha is a wilding who joins the service of House Stark.

Sansa — The eldest daughter of Ned and Catelyn Stark, Sansa is proper and polite and dreams of becoming a queen. All that changes, however, as her character experiences one horrific event after another, eventually learning how to play the game.

Shae — Feisty and strong, Shae is a prostitute who begins exclusive relationship with Tyrion Lannister but eventually betrays him. Bronn — A skilled sellsword, Bronn provides plenty of comic relief in GOT with his quick-witter zingers. Daario — Originally a lieutenant in the Second Sons, Daario Naharis aligns with Daenerys Targaryen and serves as her advisor and enforcer. He is a trusted advisor to Stannis Baratheon.

Gendry — Fan-favorite Gendry is a skilled blacksmith and an unacknowledged bastard son of King Robert Baratheon. Hodor — Aw, Hodor. The beloved character is a simpleminded servant at Winterfell who helps care for and transport Bran after his injury. Joffrey — Oh, Joffrey, the character we love to hate.

The evil, psychopathic young king was beloved by his mother Cersei Lannister and no one else. When it comes to Game of Thrones cat names, this is certainly a fun idea, especially if you have a kitty with a hint of naughtiness.

He is solemn and guarded with strong morales. This is certainly a fun name if you are a GOT fan! Jorah — A formerly exiled Northern lord from Westero, Jorah Mormont has sworn loyalty to Daenerys Targaryen and serves as her loyal companion.

Little Finger — The nickname for Petyr Baelish, the Master of Coin and a skilled manipulator who essentially puts into motion the major conflict in Westeros. He is a notoriously fearsome and much-feared warrior. Renly — Youngest of the Baratheon brothers, the friendly and popular Renly Baratheon tried to lay claim to the Iron Throne. You can name your cat Samwell or Tarly — or use his full name!

Arya explains to her father that she will be chasing cats as part of her Water Dance training. Her instructor Syrio Forel told her that every swordsman should study cats, because they are quiet, light on their feet, and quick.

The next day Arya chases a cat through the Red Keep , attempting to gently catch it. The cat manages to evade her and runs down into the dungeons, causing Arya to stumble upon a secret conversation between Varys and Illyrio Mopatis.

Soon after Joffrey is assassinated , Margaery visits his younger brother and heir apparent Tommen in his bedchamber, hoping to befriend him before Cersei can turn him against her.

She finds him in bed, but Tommen is too young for Margaery's previous tactics of sexual seduction to be very useful. Tommen's cat Ser Pounce then jumps onto the bed, however, and she warms up to him by discussing his pet. She calls him a "proper fellow" but Tommen gets a concerned look and says that Joffrey did not like Ser Pounce very much: once he threatened to skin the cat alive , and then secretly mix its innards into Tommen's food, so he wouldn't know he was eating his own pet.

In contrast to Joffrey's pervasive sadism, Tommen cares about his pet cat. When telling Eddard Stark about Rhaenys's death, Varys sadly commented about the cat that "Rhaenys liked to pretend he was the true Balerion, the Black Dread of old, but I imagine the Lannisters taught her the difference between a kitten and a dragon quick enough, the day they broke down her door.

It is implied that her cat survived the downfall of the Targaryens and lived out the next fifteen years in the Red Keep during the reign of Robert Baratheon. When Arya is ordered by Syrio Forel to chase cats around the Red Keep to train her in agility which occurs in the TV series in " Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things " one of the cats she encounters is an incredibly old black cat who is mean to the entire Baratheon household, as well as the Lannisters.

Once, when Tywin was visiting the Red Keep for a feast, the black cat jumped onto the table and snatched a roast quail right out of Tywin's fingers, and once clawed Joffrey's hand. This may very well be Rhaenys's cat Balerion, angered at the new residents of the castle who are responsible for the death of his original owner.

George R. Martin was asked whether the aforementioned cat is Rhaenys's; he answered evasively "Could be".

In the books, Ser Pounce was actually one of three black kittens which Margaery gave as gifts to Tommen, to help gain his affection. The gift succeeded, as Tommen greatly enjoyed the cats.

The other two are named Lady Whiskers and Boots. It also invented the specific anecdote that Joffrey threatened to skin Ser Pounce alive. The reason why this is a change is, in part, because in the books Joffrey actually did kill at least one of Tommen's pets: Jacelyn Bywater told Tyrion that Tommen did have a pet fawn once, but the young Joffrey killed and skinned her, and used the leather to make a jerkin.

Joffrey had a frequent pattern of cruelty to animals in the books which is actually one of the telltale signs of psychopathy , since he was old enough to walk and talk. When Stannis is informed of Joffrey's death, he recalls that once, when Joffrey was a little boy, one of the cooks in the Red Keep told him that one of the kitchen cats was pregnant. Joffrey then took a dagger and opened up the cat, because he wanted to see the kittens. Covered in gore, he then carried the dead cat fetuses in his hands to show his father Robert.

When Robert turned around and saw this spectacle, he was so horrified and disgusted that he instinctively punched Joffrey so hard that, for a brief moment, Stannis seriously thought Robert had killed him. Cersei also mentions that event, claiming that Robert knocked out two of Joffrey's baby teeth. Instead of being upset and alarmed at Joffrey's cruelty, Cersei sided with him, and warned Robert that she would kill him in his sleep if he ever beat Joffrey again. Robert realized Cersei's threat was serious, so he never struck or punished Joffrey afterwards.