The Wolf and the Lion Quotes

The Wolf and the Lion is a television show that appeared on TV in 1970 . The Wolf and the Lion completed its run in 1970.

It features Ramin Djawadi in charge of musical score.

The Wolf and the Lion Quotes

• (Unnamed) "I hear the king wants to joust today."
• (Unnamed) "Eh, that will never happen."
• (Unnamed) "Robert tends to do what he wants."
• (Unnamed) "If the king got what he wanted all the time, we'd still be fighting a damned rebellion."

• (Unnamed) "Keep it down. You're not supposed to be inside the castle walls."
• (Unnamed) "I thought you were supposed to be an important person around here."
• (Unnamed) "Important enough for the likes of you."
• (Unnamed) "You're not the only nobleman in my life, you know."
• (Unnamed) "Who, the Imp? I call him half a nobleman."
• (Unnamed) "Jealous?"
• (Unnamed) "Why should I be jealous? Anyone with a few coppers in his pocket can own you for the night. What's a dwarf like down below? I've always wondered."
• (Unnamed) "Mmm, might surprise you."
• (Unnamed) "Mmm?"
• (Unnamed) "He's good with his fingers, too. And his tongue."
• (Unnamed) "Generous tipper. I guess gold is cheap for a Lannister."
• (Unnamed) "You ARE jealous."
• (Unnamed) "I'm a Greyjoy. We've been lords of the Iron Islands for three hundred years, there's not a family in Westeros that can look down on us. Not even the Lannisters."
• (Unnamed) "What about the Starks?"
• (Unnamed) "I've been Lord Stark's ward since I was eight years old."
• (Unnamed) ""Ward?" That's a nice word for it. Your father rebelled against King Robert, and if he doesn't --"
• (Unnamed) "My father fought for the freedom of his people. What did your father do? f***ed a cook and whelped a whore."
• (Unnamed) "You're a very serious boy."
• (Unnamed) "I'm not a boy."
• (Unnamed) "Oh yes, you are."
• (Unnamed) "A serious boy with a serious cock."
• (Unnamed) "I don't want to pay for it."
• (Unnamed) "Then get yourself a wife."

• (Unnamed) "I owe you my life, ser."
• (Unnamed) "I'm no ser."

• (Unnamed) "Such a small pack of wolves --"
• (Unnamed) "Stay back, Ser. This is the Hand of the King."
• (Unnamed) "WAS the Hand of the King. I'm not sure what he is. Lord of somewhere very far away."
• (Unnamed) "What's the meaning of this, Lannister?"
• (Unnamed) "Get back inside, where it's safe."
• (Unnamed) "I'm looking for my brother. You remember my brother, don't you, Ned Stark? Blond hair, sharp tongue, short man."
• (Unnamed) "I remember him well."
• (Unnamed) "Seems he had some trouble on the road. You wouldn't know what happened to him, would you?"
• (Unnamed) "He was taken at my command, to answer for his crimes."
• (Unnamed) "My lords --"
• (Unnamed) "I'll bring the City Watch."
• (Unnamed) "Come, Stark. I'd rather you die sword in hand."
• (Unnamed) "If you threaten my lord again --"
• (Unnamed) "Threaten? As in, I'm going to open your lord from balls to brains and see what Starks are made of?"
• (Unnamed) "You kill me; your brother is a dead man."
• (Unnamed) "You're right."
• (Unnamed) "Take him alive. Kill his men."
• (Unnamed) "My brother, lord Stark. I want him back."

• (Unnamed) "The first to arrive and the last to leave. I admire your industry."
• (Unnamed) "You do move quietly."
• (Unnamed) "We all have our qualities."
• (Unnamed) "You look a bit lonely today. You should pay a visit to my brothel this evening. First boy is on the house."
• (Unnamed) "I think you are mistaking business with pleasure."
• (Unnamed) "Am I? All those birds that whisper in your ear, such pretty little things. Trust me -- we accommodate all inclinations."
• (Unnamed) "Oh, I'm sure. Lord Redwyne likes his boys very young, I hear."
• (Unnamed) "I'm a purveyor of beauty and discretion, both equally important."
• (Unnamed) "Though I suppose beauty is a subjective quality, no? Is it true that Ser Marlon of Tumblestone prefers amputees?"
• (Unnamed) "All desires are valid to a man with a full purse."
• (Unnamed) "And I heard the most awful rumor about a certain lord with a taste for fresh cadavers. Must be enormously difficult to accommodate that inclination. The logistics alone -- to find beautiful corpses before they rot."
• (Unnamed) "Strictly speaking, such a thing would not be in accordance with the king's laws."
• (Unnamed) "Strictly speaking."
• (Unnamed) "Tell me -- does someone somewhere keep your balls in a little box? I've often wondered."
• (Unnamed) "Do you know, I have no idea where they are, and we had been so close."

• (Unnamed) "Remove his hood."
• (Unnamed) "This isn't the kingsroad. You said we were riding for Winterfell."
• (Unnamed) "I did. Often, and loudly."
• (Unnamed) "Very wise. They'll be out in droves, looking for me in the wrong place. Word's probably gotten to my father by now. He'll be offering a handsome reward. Everyone knows a Lannister always pays his debts. Would you be so good as to untie me?"
• (Unnamed) "And why would I do that?"
• (Unnamed) "Why not? Am I going to run? The hill tribes would kill me for my goods, unless a shadowcat ate me first."
• (Unnamed) "Shadowcats and hill tribes are the least of your concerns."
• (Unnamed) "Ah. The eastern road. We're going to the Vale. You're taking me to your sister's to answer for my imagined crimes. Tell me, Lady Stark, when was the last time you saw your sister?"
• (Unnamed) "Five years ago."
• (Unnamed) "She's changed. She was always a bit touched, but now, you might as well kill me here."
• (Unnamed) "I am not a murderer, Lannister."
• (Unnamed) "Neither am I. I had nothing to do with the attempt on your son's life."
• (Unnamed) "The dagger found --"
• (Unnamed) "What sort of imbecile arms an assassin with his own blade?"
• (Unnamed) "Gag him."
• (Unnamed) "Why? Am I starting to make sense?"

• (Unnamed) "It's made too small, Your Grace, it won't go."
• (Unnamed) "Your mother was a dumb whore with a fat ass, did you know that?"
• (Unnamed) "Look at this idiot. One ball and no brains. He can't even put a man's armor on him properly."
• (Unnamed) "You're too fat for your armor."
• (Unnamed) "Fat? Fat, is it? Is that how you speak to your king?"
• (Unnamed) "That was funny, is it?"
• (Unnamed) "No, Your Grace."
• (Unnamed) "No? You don't like the Hand's joke?"
• (Unnamed) "You're torturing the poor boy."
• (Unnamed) "You heard the Hand, the king's too fat for his armor. Go find the breastplate stretcher. NOW."
• (Unnamed) "The breastplate stretcher?"
• (Unnamed) "How long before he figures it out?"

• (Unnamed) "The whore is pregnant."
• (Unnamed) "You're speaking of murdering a child."
• (Unnamed) "I warned you this would happen, back in the North. I warned you, but you didn't care to hear. Well, hear it now: I want them dead. Mother and child both, and that fool Viserys as well. Is that plain enough for you? I want them both dead."
• (Unnamed) "You'll dishonor yourself forever if you do this."
• (Unnamed) "Honor? I've got Seven Kingdoms to rule. One king, Seven Kingdoms. Do you think honor keeps them in line? Do you think it's honor that's keeping the peace? It's fear. Fear and blood."
• (Unnamed) "Then we're no better than the Mad King."
• (Unnamed) "Careful, Ned, careful now."

• (Unnamed) "The Eyrie. They say it's impregnable."
• (Unnamed) "Give me ten good men and some climbing spikes. I'll impregnate the bitch."
• (Unnamed) "I like you."

• (Unnamed) "How is your son, my lord?"
• (Unnamed) "He'll never walk again."
• (Unnamed) "But his mind is sound?"
• (Unnamed) "So they say."
• (Unnamed) "A blessing, then. I suffered an early mutilation myself. Some doors close forever, others open in most unexpected places."
• (Unnamed) "May I?"
• (Unnamed) "If the wrong ears heard what I'm about to tell you, off comes my head. And who would mourn poor Varys then? North or south, they sing no songs for spiders. But there are things you must know. You are the King's Hand and the king is a fool. Your friend, I know, but a fool, and doomed unless you save him."
• (Unnamed) "I've been in the capital a month. Why have you waited so long to tell me this?"
• (Unnamed) "I didn't trust you."
• (Unnamed) "So why do you trust me now?"
• (Unnamed) "The queen is not the only one who has been watching you closely. There are few men of honor in the capital. You are one of them. I would like to believe that I am another, strange as that may seem."
• (Unnamed) "What sort of doom does the king face?"
• (Unnamed) "The same sort as Jon Arryn. "The tears of Lys," they call it. A rare and costly thing. As clear and tasteless as water, it leaves no trace."
• (Unnamed) "Who gave it to him?"
• (Unnamed) "Some dear friend, no doubt, but which one? There were many. Lord Arryn was a kind and trusting man. There was one boy. All he was, he owed to Jon Arryn."
• (Unnamed) "His squire, Ser Hugh?"
• (Unnamed) "Pity what happened to him. Just when his life seemed to be going so nicely."
• (Unnamed) "If Ser Hugh poisoned him -- who paid Ser Hugh?"
• (Unnamed) "Someone who could afford it."
• (Unnamed) "Jon was a man of peace. He was Hand for seventeen years, seventeen good years. Why kill him?"
• (Unnamed) "He started asking questions."

• (Unnamed) "You're far from home, Lady Stark."
• (Unnamed) "To whom do I speak?"
• (Unnamed) "Ser Vardis Egen, Knight of the Vale. Lady Arryn expecting your visit?"
• (Unnamed) "There was no time to send word."
• (Unnamed) "May I ask, my lady, why he is with you?"
• (Unnamed) "That's why there was no time. He is my prisoner."
• (Unnamed) "He doesn't look like a prisoner."
• (Unnamed) "My sister will decide what he looks like."
• (Unnamed) "Yes, my lady. She will at that."

• (Unnamed) "You want to assassinate a girl because the Spider heard a rumor?"
• (Unnamed) "No rumor, my lord, the princess is with child."
• (Unnamed) "Based on whose information?"
• (Unnamed) "Ser Jorah Mormont. He is serving as advisor to the Targaryens."
• (Unnamed) "Mormont? You bring us the whispers of a traitor half a world away and call it fact."
• (Unnamed) "Jorah Mormont's a slaver, not a traitor. Small difference, I know, to an honorable man."
• (Unnamed) "He broke the law, betrayed his family, fled our land. We commit murder on the word of this man?"
• (Unnamed) "And if he's right? If she has a son, a Targaryen at the head of a Dothraki army? What then?"
• (Unnamed) "The narrow sea still lies between us. I'll fear the Dothraki the day they teach their horses to run on water."
• (Unnamed) "Do nothing. That's your wise advice? Do nothing 'til our enemies are on our shores? You're my council: counsel. Speak sense to this honorable fool."
• (Unnamed) "I understand your misgivings, my lord. Truly, I do. It is a terrible thing we must consider, a vile thing. Yet we who presume to rule must sometimes do vile things for the good of the realm. Should the gods grant Daenerys a son, the realm will bleed."
• (Unnamed) "I bear this girl no ill will, how many innocents will die? How many towns will burn? Is it not wiser, kinder even, that she should die now so that tens of thousands might live?"
• (Unnamed) "We should've had them both killed years ago."
• (Unnamed) "When you find yourself in bed with an ugly woman, best close your eyes, get it over with. Cut her throat. Be done with it."
• (Unnamed) "I followed you into war. Twice. Without doubts, without second thoughts. But I will not follow you now. The Robert I grew up with didn't tremble at the shadow of an unborn child."
• (Unnamed) "She dies."
• (Unnamed) "I will have no part in it."
• (Unnamed) "You're the King's Hand, Lord Stark. You'll do as I command, or I'll find me a Hand who will."
• (Unnamed) "And good luck to him. I thought you were a better man."
• (Unnamed) "Out. Out, damn you, I'm done with you."
• (Unnamed) "Go, run back to Winterfell. I'll have your head on a spike."
• (Unnamed) "I'll find her myself, you fool. You think you're too good for this? Too proud and honorable? This is a war."

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